Mr. Sitrick helped Roy Disney oust Michael Eisner, and he helped American Apparel oust Dov Charney.
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Trump's corrosive coup narrative A Democratic effort to oust Trump would bolster his narrative that his opponents have long been bent on a coup to oust him.
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During the period of collective leadership that followed Lenin's death, one group allied with Stalin to oust Trotsky; the next allied with Stalin to oust the first group.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly said that "all options are on the table" to oust Maduro, who calls Guaido a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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It has to be their choice to oust the president.
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Most notably, in North Carolina, HRC helped oust Republican Gov.
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In Indiana, Republican Mike Braun was able to oust Sen.
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Voters opted to oust Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky.
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Zuma has denied there is any plot to oust Gordhan.
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Like threatening to oust the chairman of the Federal Reserve,
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"They found a pretext to oust me," Cusi told Reuters.
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Teachout ran a failed campaign to oust New York Gov.
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Some activists are now trying to oust the bike companies.
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Franks was involved in Trump's efforts to oust Arizona Sen.
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Kenya helped Madobe oust al Shabaab from Kismayo in 2012.
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Headlines FirstGroup fends off attempt to oust board members on.ft.
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They're vying for the chance to oust incumbent Republican Rep.
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Many investors want to oust Deutsche Bank's chairman, Paul Achleitner.
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He also criticized the opposition fighting to oust Mr. Assad.
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That competition sparked international investigations that helped oust FIFA's leaders.
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Shareholders have repeatedly tried to oust Facebook's chairman Mark Zuckerberg.
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This group is spoiling to oust the president this November.
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In his push to oust Pelosi, Ryan, along with Rep.
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Since then, they've been gunning to oust her in 2020.
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The Ukraine legislature voted to oust Shokin in March 2016.
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Avoiding a confrontation between the Venezuelan government and those seeking to oust Mr. Maduro, which could well turn violent, will require international backing for the ordinary citizens who are fighting to oust a despotic leader.
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Ann Kirkpatrick is well behind in her bid to oust Sen.
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It's always perilous to say Trump is going to oust anybody.
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One group of disgruntled investors led a campaign to oust him.
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Bannon had already put in motion efforts to oust Arizona Sen.
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Most notably, Bannon backed former Judge Roy Moore to oust Sen.
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Bannon has also backed Kelli Ward's effort to oust Arizona Sen.
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Kelly was reportedly behind the decision to oust Scaramucci shortly afterward.
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After that, Williams directors voted over whether to oust Mr. Armstrong.
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Bolton then led an effort to oust Bustani from his position.
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Last year, in the midst of his campaign to oust Sen.
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Schiff also said Giuliani worked with Yuriy Lutsenko to oust Yovanovitch.
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The district did once voted to oust a sitting Speaker, Rep.
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In 2004, he helped oust President Jean-Bertrand Aristide from office.
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The president informed them of his plan to oust Mr. Comey.
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Shareholders ramped up calls to oust Mr. Zuckerberg as Facebook's chairman.
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In Houston, attorney Sima Ladjevardian is aiming to oust GOP Rep.
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They thought 19903 was the better solution to oust the president.
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The big picture: Giuliani's efforts to oust Yovanovitch are well-documented.
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Spanberger, a former CIA officer, is trying to oust Republican Rep.
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He — perhaps temporarily — held off an internal campaign to oust him.
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Malacalza wants to oust Carige CEO Paolo Fiorentino at the Sept.
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But Mr. Maduro so far has resisted efforts to oust him.
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Al Green and Maxine Waters to oust the president from office.
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Ralph Abraham, one of the two Republicans seeking to oust Edwards.
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He contends that there is a cynical campaign to oust him.
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National Amusements denied it had any plan to oust CBS's board.
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Marlow said he would try to oust the two by Christmas.
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The article triggered some speculation that Trump was prepared to oust Rosenstein.
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The Guptas say they are pawns in a plot to oust Zuma.
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The call to oust Mark Zuckerberg is coming from inside the house.
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Too little could eventually prompt the establishment to try to oust her.
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NBC News first reported on the campaign's decision to oust some pollsters.
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Calls to oust Zuckerberg are coming from outside of Facebook, as well.
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That could, most conspicuously, give Trump a legal way to oust Mueller.
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Baoneng has for its part has tried unsuccessfully to oust Vanke's board.
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Rumors that Trump would oust Sessions have circulated for nearly a year.
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And let us also pray that voters will oust him in November.
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Otherwise, the French firm may appeal to shareholders to oust the board.
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Starboard said in September that it wanted to oust the drugmaker's board.
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There are three ways to oust a president, and all are daunting.
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Media reports in August about moves to oust him came to nothing.
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HQ Trivia is struggling after a mutiny failed to oust its CEO.
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She is making a longshot bid to oust the Democratic incumbent, Sen.
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RBR and Cologny are also seeking to oust Gategroup Chairman Andreas Schmid.
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The United States led a coalition in Syria to oust Islamic State.
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Pro-Brexit Conservative MPs led the charge to oust May last week.
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The hedge fund, which wants to oust Depomed's board, has set Nov.
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Republican Rick Scott, the two-term Florida governor seeking to oust Sen.
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Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones on Tuesday ended her bid to oust Rep.
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It has since added more shares and sought to oust Vanke's board.
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One concern is an apparent attempt to oust Dan Matjila, its boss.
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Democrat J.D. Scholten on Monday launched his second bid to oust Rep.
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Late last month, Guaidó and his supporters unsuccessfully attempted to oust Maduro.
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Another was to oust several board members, including Mr. Musk's brother, Kimbal.
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She was one of the main figures who pushed to oust Sen.
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In September 2017, reports cropped up of conservative efforts to oust Ryan.
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Iraqi lawmakers also voted to oust the U.S. military from their country.
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His party, the African National Congress, may try to oust him tomorrow.
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The Greens have stood aside to help the effort to oust Raab.
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The motion fell short of the 1.5 votes need to oust Zuma.
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Luckily, it's fairly easy to oust (more on that in a minute).
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Maduro accuses Guaido of leading a U.S.-orchestrated coup to oust him.
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It is a day on which hours do not oust one another.
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They also changed my OUST/LUO to OAST/LAO (sorry Luo Guanzhong).
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But it's still an enormous decision to suddenly oust a co-founder.
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The supervisory board urged shareholders to vote against the proposal to oust Achleitner.
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The state has attempted to oust people in the area through eminent domain.
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Tillerson says the U.S. is prepared to lead a coalition to oust Assad.
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There are three ways to oust a disastrous president, and all are daunting.
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The board was apparently not satisfied either, voting this month to oust Vestberg.
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DEUTSCHE BANK INVESTOR FILES AGM MOTION SEEKING VOTE TO OUST CHAIRMAN PAUL ACHLEITNER
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It also supports some rebels who are fighting to oust the Assad regime.
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There are multiple online petitions calling for the platform to oust the president.
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However, opposition parties do not have enough votes to oust the current government.
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Maduro calls him a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Trump later told reporters he would not try to oust the Fed chief.
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The court's decision to oust Mr Sharif was questionable, to say the least.
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The two men reconciled in 433, united by their resolve to oust Najib.
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But authorities blocked their attempt to oust Maduro via a plebiscite last year.
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Baoneng also proposed to oust Vanke's board, which China Resources did not support.
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Eduardo Araújo: A pack of wolves conspired to oust an honest, legitimate president.
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Most notably thus far, Bannon backed former Judge Roy Moore to oust Sen.
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Once Moore is seated, though, his new colleagues could try to oust him.
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Fast forward to 28500 and the fight to oust Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi.
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Randy Feenstra raised more than $100,000 for his bid to oust embattled Rep.
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The Producers Guild of America earlier this week also voted to oust Weinstein.
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Baoneng has tried to oust Vanke's board but has so far been unsuccessful.
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Democrat Jaime Harrison has raised $220006 million for his bid to oust Sen.
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And Tlaib announced Wednesday that she'll soon introduce legislation to oust the president.
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That year, he led the Mecham Recall Committee, a movement to oust Gov.
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Rick Scott, who is trying to oust a three-term Democrat, Bill Nelson.
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There's yelling, grabbing of the ceremonial mace and threats to oust Theresa May.
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But he still has enough support to survive a motion to oust him.
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Nicolás Maduro remains in power despite U.S. sanctions and attempts to oust him.
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In June, Benchmark helped oust Uber's co-founder, Travis Kalanick, as chief executive.
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Two Republicans are running long-shot campaigns to oust him, former Massachusetts Gov.
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She said the president pressured a top State Department official to oust her.
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In other words, he wants to oust the Kurds from their Syrian statelet.
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Anything that can be done to oust these Republican senators must be done.
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Trump later cited "this Russia thing" as driving his decision to oust Comey.
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The president's plan had galvanized the military "hawks" to oust Sukarno "by March".
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The SDF launched an offensive last month to oust ISIS from the enclave.
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That year, Reagan lost a close battle to oust incumbent President Gerald Ford.
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Kendall's efforts to oust his dad from the CEO chair unraveled multiple times.
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Indeed, Conservatives had plans to try to oust him in future elections, anyway.
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The Greens accused the FDP of a pre-meditated move to oust Merkel.
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Clinton's 2002 vote to authorize the war in Iraq, her push to oust Col.
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He maintained that the prosecution was political, aimed at helping oust him from office.
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Omar Navarro, left, a 29-year-old Republican, is seeking to oust California Rep.
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Sheila Jackson Lee alleges GOP plot to oust Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein &aposon Friday.
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The decision to oust Morgan came directly from the White House, according to Kerlikowske.
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Barak was the last prime minister candidate to oust Netanyahu from office in 1999.
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Investors responded positively to General Electric's decision to oust John Flannery as chief executive.
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Moscow supports Assad, while Ankara backs the rebels who are trying to oust him.
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Mr Morales is himself under investigation and had tried to oust the commission's head.
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Mo Brooks of Alabama, accused Democrats of plotting to oust the President in secret.
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She drew four well-known primary opponents seeking to oust her in this campaign.
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One hundred lawmakers voted in support of Soini, while 60 voted to oust him.
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The Turkish leadership has expressed a desire to join the push to oust ISIS.
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If that happens, the company will oust Starbucks (SBUX) as China's biggest coffee chain.
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While Baoneng has sought to oust management, it has said little about its intentions.
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Finland, rose from fifth place last year to oust Norway from the top spot.
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Michael Moore is back and he's trying to oust Donald Trump from the presidency.
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Anwar teamed up with Mahathir, his ally-turned-foe-turned-ally, to oust Najib.
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The US Senate swiftly followed suit, voting to oust Kaspersky software from federal use.
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Dozens of other attempts to oust Mr Cardoso and Lula never got that far.
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This would be the first step in any congressional bid to oust the president.
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Babis has denied wrongdoing and calls the investigation a political manoeuvre to oust him.
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Both times, the opposition failed to oust Maduro or convince him to change course.
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On Tuesday, Ayanna Pressley, a Boston City councilor, will be seeking to oust Rep.
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Garnett suggested he feared retaliation by Lebsock for supporting the movement to oust him.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines wants to oust American troops from his country.
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The objective for Reagan was to oust a Soviet aligned government near American shores.
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"Oust me - good; assassinate me - better; I have this migraine every day," he said.
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She also helped convince Obama to work with NATO to oust Libya's Moammar Qaddafi.
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It's difficult for the half-Indian, half-Tibetan Democrat running to oust Republican Rep.
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Bedene needed just 23 minutes to oust Cecchinato, the defending champion of the event.
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Since then, speculation has swirled around the notion that Trump could soon oust Sessions.
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Watson's retreat, from his former position of seeking to oust Corbyn, was particularly remarkable.
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But if there is a movement to oust him, it is a quiet one.
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By the 2016 election, in Kansas, bipartisan coalitions had formed to oust extremist legislators.
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Warren has been on a crusade to oust Wells Fargo's senior management ever since.
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For Tamim, the ultimate aim of his neighbors is to oust him from power.
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Mr. Erdogan vowed to continue on to Manbij and oust the Kurdish militias there.
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He replaces Robert Mugabe, 93, the strongman he helped oust in a bloodless coup.
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Parnas has since expressed regret for his role in the scheme to oust Yovanovitch.
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No one would try to oust him if he were doing a good job.
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Tea party insurgent Art Halvorson is weighing yet another bid to oust veteran Rep.
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The D.C.C.C.'s blacklist against people working to oust incumbents has caused untold damage.
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Activists Starboard Value and Martin Franklin have teamed up to oust Newell's entire board.
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Bolton was a leading voice in the effort to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Jealous is trailing in the polls as he seeks to oust incumbent GOP Gov.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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It was reported recently that he is mounting an effort to oust Arizona Sen.
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Go deeper: Israel's Arab Joint List endorses Benny Gantz in bid to oust Netanyahu
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He calls Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Uno played a pivotal role plotting the campaign to oust then incumbent governor Purnama.
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The way that Ministry of Magic tries to oust Dumbledore is really not that different to Labour trying to oust Corbyn lol One day in the far distant future we'll look back and we WONT LAUGH, LABOUR, BECAUSE THIS ISN'T BLOODY FUNNY.
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So did a purported plot by Tory MPs to oust Theresa May as prime minister.
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"It would be just such a disaster," Sessions said of any effort to oust Trump.
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One year earlier, CalPERS was forced to oust its CFO, for misstating his work history.
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Wuthipong said earlier this year he was training "civilian warriors" to oust Thailand's military government.
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The Constitutional Court's nine members need to return a two-thirds majority to oust Park.
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Before the 2011 NATO intervention that helped oust Gadhafi, it was producing 1.6 million bpd.
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Maduro has called Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Obama admits worst mistake in his presidency The United States helped oust Gadhafi in 2011.
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A campaign to oust him from office is gathering signatures for an official recall election.
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Now, they have now taken on a wider significance, with protesters seeking to oust Lam.
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He has branded Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Sessions held firm, though, and survived the half-assed attempt by Trump to oust him.
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He helped oust the Nashville Predators in the first round of the playoffs last year.
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The group is also investing in efforts to oust a couple of Democrats -- California Rep.
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Maduro insisted Guaidó's supporters were a "small group" whose plan to oust him had failed.
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Pimco is contesting the claim and has argued it had "good cause" to oust Gross.
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Boehner resigned from Congress in October amid a conservative plot to oust him as Speaker.
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He promised a "very different campaign" in an effort to oust Republican President Donald Trump.
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Every time you hear chatter about a "serious" effort to oust Pelosi, pull it up.
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In that sense, this Democratic Party effort to oust the president is doomed for now.
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S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson suggested the Venezuelan military might decide to oust Maduro.
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The President traveled to Missouri on Wednesday, where he told voters to oust Democratic Sen.
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And another has a Republican senator whom Trump is determined to oust in a primary.
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Davis said on Monday he would not encourage his colleagues to try to oust May .
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But they were acquitted of the more serious charges of trying to oust the government.
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Efforts to oust the president before then, the leaders argue, would only politicize Mueller's findings.
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Ron DeSantis's decision to oust the previous sheriff over the botched response to the massacre.
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President Trump is reportedly planning to oust Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Over a century passed when the constitutional mechanism to oust presidents was nearly tested again.
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At the same time, it's unclear if his opponents could successfully oust him through impeachment.
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Trump announced in September that he would not oust Sessions until after the midterm elections.
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Pushing to oust Trump beforehand, she's said, risks politicizing the probe and undermining its conclusions.
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The military campaign to oust the Islamic State from Mosul is in its sixth week.
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All four were on a slate that Starboard had proposed to oust Yahoo's entire board.
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Podemos, which helped Sanchez to oust Rajoy, said it wants to be in the government.
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The big question is why Mr Modi decided to oust his well-regarded central banker.
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SDF has been battling to oust ISIS militants from Raqqa, the caliphate's de-facto capital.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Equifax can't even oust its hapless chairman and chief executive effectively.
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Part of O'Rourke's appeal was in liberals' deep desire to oust his opponent, Republican Sen.
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It should be up to the people of Iraq, I argued, to oust their strongman.
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They hoped that mothers working together could oust the violent gangs that plagued the campus.
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Both of those states feature closely contested races that could oust Democratic senators from office.
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If Obama did little to oust Assad, Trump seems willing to literally partner with him.
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Farron has previously described Ward's comments as "offensive" but had resisted calls to oust him.
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The money devoted to oust Ryan reflects how much Trump has changed the tea party.
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Notably, Fidelity was a key investor that helped oust Uber's CEO Travis Kalanick this summer.
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May's draft deal that the calculation of those who want to oust her might change.
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The president suggested that he was carefully watching the fitful effort to oust Mr. Maduro.
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Mr. Petty tried to oust Ms. Korn, a seven-year incumbent, in a countywide seat.
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COUP-MAKER IN CHARGE In reality, the activists have few tools to actually oust Prayuth.
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McConnell said Tuesday that he did not expect the president to oust the special counsel.
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But if enough parents sign a formal complaint, they may be able to oust her.
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Billionaire investor Paul Singer is reportedly looking to oust Jack Dorsey as CEO of Twitter.
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But the court said her actions in that case were not grounds to oust her.
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I refuse to be a mere spectator in the struggle to oust the worst dictator.
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In particular, the attorney general reportedly urged Wray to oust FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
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Pervez Musharraf, quickly allowed the United States to use Pakistani territory to oust the Taliban.
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They urged the Constitutional Court to oust Ms. Park quickly to end the political uncertainty.
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But speculation that the president could move to oust Mueller has grown in recent days.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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O'Rourke last year lost a Senate race in Texas, a bid to oust Republican Sen.
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Soro, 47, led the rebels who failed to oust then-president Laurent Gbagbo in 2002.
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He also embraced marijuana legalization during last year's unsuccessful bid to oust Texas Republican Sen.
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I refuse to be a mere spectator in the struggle to oust the worst dictator.
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In the late '80s he led the Mecham Recall Committee, a movement to oust Gov.
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The U.S., in an effort to oust Mr. Maduro, has also imposed harsh oil sanctions.
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WeWork's largest investor is pushing to oust its CEO, putting an IPO in further doubt.
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CNBC previously reported that Starboard and Franklin are teaming up to oust Newell's entire board.
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Bolton said he was not concerned that the push to oust Maduro was losing momentum.
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The Taliban are fighting to oust foreign forces and defeat the Western-backed Kabul government.
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In 1994, he failed to oust Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy from his seat in Massachusetts.
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Mr. Sadr later broke from Mr. Maliki and tried to oust him from the prime ministry.
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Conservative rebels tried, but failed, this month to oust Prime Minister Theresa May as party leader.
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There's still no clear successor to Goodell should owners wish to oust him from his role.
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A vote to oust the president before that date should theoretically trigger a new presidential election.
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Maduro has called Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet who seeks to oust him in a coup.
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Founder Dan Loeb wants to oust the company's entire board to move forward on this plan.
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Trump's critics fear the president wants to oust Rosenstein in order to get rid of Mueller.
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MPs in Britain's opposition Labour Party used Brexit to try to oust Jeremy Corbyn as leader.
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The ANC is divided, and this attempt to oust Mr Zuma has exposed its divisions anew.
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The board of directors unanimously voted to oust Ghosn as chairman at a meeting last Thursday.
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This month, three members of the academy resigned when the panel refused to oust Ms. Frostenson.
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A small fund with a good idea can win support to oust a big firm's board.
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The Spanish press has said some party members could try to oust Sanchez at this meeting.
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Amid a deep economic crisis, Venezuela's opposition is pushing for a recall referendum to oust Maduro.
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He has called Guaido a U.S-backed puppet who seeks to oust him in a coup.
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The CSU's brinksmanship has not (yet) tipped into an all-out attempt to oust Mrs Merkel.
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Libya, where the Obama administration led "from behind" to oust Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, is in chaos.
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Bavarian attempts to oust him have the potential to cause another protracted government crisis in Berlin.
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Maduro calls Guaido a puppet of the United States seeking to oust him in a coup.
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More importantly, Clinton — unlike Trump — wasn't under active FBI investigation when he decided to oust Sessions.
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The Tories will surely oust her at that point if they do not do so now.
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But opinion polls indicate voters overall want to oust the center-right leader in the Oct.
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Maduro's government says the United States and Venezuela's opposition are seeking to oust him from power.
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In North Carolina, Moral Mondays protesters deserve significant credit for helping oust the state's Republican governor.
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A senior Conservative Party member confirmed Temerko was "very much behind the attempt to oust" May.
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The decision to oust Damore received a lot of praise — and also a lot of condemnation.
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They have made repeated efforts to oust rebels from the 1070 Apartments area since the summer.
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Before the 2011 NATO intervention that helped oust Muammar Gaddafi, it was producing 1.6 million bpd.
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The following month, Starboard said it planned to request a special meeting to oust Depomed's board.
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Johansson scores twice as Capitals oust Leafs TORONTO — The series was consistent until the end: close.
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Chris McDaniel, a staunch conservative in Mississippi who had previously tried to oust incumbent GOP Sen.
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Editorial The Ukrainian Parliament finally voted to oust Ukraine's odious prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin, on Tuesday.
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Mr. Parnas was deeply involved in efforts to oust the former ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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Republicans have so far resisted efforts to oust Pruitt, deferring to the White House to investigate.
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Tea Party insurgent Art Halvorson isn't giving up on his years-long bid to oust Rep.
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Conservatives seeking to oust Mr. Koskinen say they might still try to force a House vote.
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Meadows responded in kind by introducing a resolution to oust Boehner from the top leadership job.
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Recode reported that Kroll worked with another board member to oust Yusupov, who served as CEO.
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The FLN has said that it was attacking Rwanda to oust long-serving president Paul Kagame.
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O'Rourke gained national prominence last year during his closely watched, though unsuccessful, bid to oust Sen.
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They will likely return to the Democratic Party and oust the establishment liberals who rule it.
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But Modi's top strategist, Amit Shah, invested huge political capital in his attempt to oust Patel.
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WeWork's new co-CEOs are planning to oust 20 of Adam Neumann's friends and family members.
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He took over the company in 2017 after its board decided to oust founder Travis Kalanick.
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The Wall Street Journal: Trump gears up for battle to oust Democrats in states he won.
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But he asserted that some investigators were overstepping their authority by seeking to oust Ms. Rousseff.
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With mounting demonstrations and economic fallout that helped oust the sitting Republican governor, newly-elected Gov.
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He has an ownership stake in the studio that could complicate any moves to oust him.
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It's also proof that pods might soon oust dating apps as the mating medium of choice.
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Government forces have often employed heavy-handed tactics in efforts to oust rebels from the town.
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There's not much power for Pelosi to lose if she were to work to oust him.
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But one would imagine it is serious enough for management to oust someone of McCarthy's stature.
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It is not lost on anyone that their sole political focus is to oust the president.
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He calls Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust his socialist government in a coup.
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Venezuela blocked the site last year amid the unrest surrounding efforts to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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Trump's expansion of this horrible ban is a manifestation that he is wanting to oust Muslims.
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But other observers noted it's difficult to oust an incumbent and it's early in the race.
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But according to his employment contract, only a felony conviction for "moral turpitude" could oust him.
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If they stick to that elixir they'll oust Trump, the goal of a majority of Americans.
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But the potential distance from his commerce secretary may not mean Trump intends to oust Ross.
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When the premier refused, Sadr called on Amiri, his main political rival, to help oust him.
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" President Trump on Tuesday told reporters that he made the decision to oust Tillerson "by myself.
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In a fundraising email, Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, the Republican hoping to oust Democratic Sen.
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At the steak fry, Biden called on voters to oust Trump but did not mention Ukraine.
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Sessions will have to oust Republicans challengers Tommy Tuberville, the former Auburn University football coach, Rep.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt sought to oust conservative Democrats who bucked him during party primaries in 1938.
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He's implicitly arguing that only he can beat Sanders and oust Trump from the Oval Office.
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Bret: Right, while I would be praising her decision to oust Assad and target Russian bases.
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" The Freedom Caucus member, who introduced a measure to oust Boehner, said of Ryan: "He listens.
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In often coarse terms, the pair nodded to an effort to oust her from the role.
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" Cox has denied that he sought to oust LaPierre, calling the claim "offensive and patently false.
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If the president did oust Rosenstein, Brand would have become responsible for overseeing the Russia investigation.
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"We are not staging a coup d'état or any other means to oust Duterte," he said.
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President Trump reversed a decision by the Navy to oust a SEAL he has repeatedly championed.
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It's unclear whether either of Livingston's Ukrainian clients had any reason to want to oust Yovanovitch.
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His critics say they could oust him by the weekend — and that they have the votes.
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I am not heartened by what I see of the Democratic campaign to oust President Trump.
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I am not heartened by what I see of the Democratic campaign to oust President Trump.
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Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO HQ Trivia shuts down after acquisition falls through
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You would need only 19 Republican senators to oust him from the seat, Mr. Schneider explains.
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It was Meadows who moved to oust House Speaker John Boehner from his seat in 2015.
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WeWork's Adam Neumann voted to oust himself as CEO after failed IPO, sources sayWeWork is reportedly halting all new lease agreements with property ownersWeWork's new co-CEOs are planning to oust 20 of Adam Neumann's friends and family membersWe just learned about the latest WeWork departures.
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They called on their backers to turn out, and on the military to help oust Maduro's regime.
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The government says counters demonstrations were in fact a U.S.-backed "armed insurrection" designed to oust Maduro.
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Marshall will try to oust the more left-wing state Labor government in the March 17 election.
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Temer's popularity has sunk below that of impeached leftist Dilma Rousseff who he helped oust last year.
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Leading ZANU-PF members on Sunday voted to reinstate Mnangagwa to the party and to oust Mugabe.
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Confusion ensued as loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro, whom Guaidó is seeking to oust, chased after him.
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Maduro argues Guaido is a puppet of the United States attempting to oust him in a coup.
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Matt Bevin, for his record and his incendiary conduct to argue why voters should oust the incumbent.
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Ron DeSantis's decision to oust Sheriff Scott Israel over the response to the 2018 Parkland school shooting.
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Shortly following the deal's collapse, nearly half of Williams' board resigned after failing to oust CEO Armstrong.
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In Iraq, U.S.-backed forces launched an offensive to oust Islamic State militants from their Mosul stronghold.
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But Harris kept at it, encouraging Warren to say it's time to oust the president from Twitter.
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Harris started encouraging Twitter to oust Trump in late September, and she's kept it up since then.
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The Democrats would have a golden chance to oust him in four years—with a plausible figurehead.
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He accuses his opponents of trying to oust him in a coup with the backing of Washington.
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Many of Sarkozy's backers took part in failed attempts to oust him from the nomination this year.
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IF PROTESTS ALONE could oust a president, Nicolás Maduro would already be on a plane to Cuba.
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Planned Parenthood's board voted to oust and replace its president on Tuesday, the New York Times reports.
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At first glance Saudi Arabia's desire to oust Mr Hariri, a Saudi-born Sunni, makes little sense.
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Soon after the Soviets had left, American forces moved into Saudi Arabia to oust Iraq from Kuwait.
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Guaido denounces Maduro's presidency as illegitimate while Maduro says a U.S-backed coup seeks to oust him.
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There's little consensus on how measures to oust the president by constitutional means would affect financial markets.
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Parliament speaker Ali Larijani said 129 of 243 lawmakers present voted to oust Labor Minister Ali Rabiei.
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The Guptas have denied the allegations and say they are pawns in a plot to oust Zuma.
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The government has repeatedly blocked any attempts by the opposition to oust Maduro by a referendum vote.
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His young fans had better hurry up if he is to oust Mrs Clinton in the South.
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It also hopes to oust Chief Executive Steven Temares, who has led Bed Bath & Beyond since 2003.
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Damascus regards all the rebels fighting to oust Assad, including both jihadists and nationalist groups, as terrorists.
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It's very rare for a residency program to oust a resident for anything less than criminal behavior.
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The group that backed her, Justice Democrats, hasn't shied away from campaigning to oust sitting moderate Democrats.
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A person familiar with the situation said plans are to oust long-term Chief Executive Steven Temares.
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Where Obama wanted to focus on defeating ISIS while Erdogan wanted to oust President Bashar al-Assad.
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Buhari made history in 2015 as the first Nigerian to oust a president through the ballot box.
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It is troubling, too, that many of those who voted to oust her are accused of misdeeds.
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Its board members unanimously voted on Thursday night to oust Ghosn as chairman following a lengthy meeting.
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Later, with Iraqi forces routed, Bush decided not to push on to Baghdad to oust Saddam Hussein.
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He had also needed more than two hours to oust fifth-seeded Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals.
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The Senate will not move to a trial, the next necessary step to oust a sitting president.
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Kent also provided details about the efforts of Trump allies to oust Yovanovitch as ambassador to Ukraine.
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Last March, Ilyumzhinov accused FIDE of an attempted "revolution" to oust him by falsely announcing his resignation.
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Moscow supports Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad while Ankara backs rebels who are trying to oust him.
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Some have speculated chief White House strategist Steve Bannon might be behind this drive to oust McMaster.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to oust the rebels but Islamist militants still frequently launch attacks.
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" "When you handicap the outcome, having multiple billionaires heavily funding campaigns to oust your supporters isn't helpful.
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Navy officials reportedly summoned Gallagher on Wednesday, intending to inform him of their plans to oust him.
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By helping to oust him, Biden actually made it more likely that Burisma would face harsher scrutiny.
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But opposition parties are expected to continue to try to oust him even if Friday's vote fails.
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His government has blocked efforts to oust him through a referendum and delayed local and state elections.
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It is not clear whether North has the support to oust LaPierre, The New York Times reports.
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He has also said the protests are part of a plot by his adversaries to oust him.
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Rumors have swirled that Duterte favors Marcos but Duterte has denied he is trying to oust Robredo.
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First, Son led the push to oust former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann after the company's IPO failed.
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Australia may oust Qatar from its long-held position of the world's top LNG producer this year.
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Dan Lipinski in Illinois last week after Sunrise's endorsement, the group failed to oust moderate Democratic Rep.
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They'll also set a date for a shareholder vote to oust Mr. Ghosn from the board altogether.
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The call to oust Mr. Maduro failed to convince the military to switch sides en masse, however.
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Spoiler alert: The girls oust the president but have a hard time keeping cool under the pressure.
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Linkedin founder Reid Hoffman came to Ito's defense and refused to oust him from MIT's Disobedience Award.
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Ortega, a former Marxist guerilla, described the protests as an illegal plot by adversaries to oust him.
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The chatbot talked about politics, with the aim of getting voters to help oust the Conservative government.
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Lawmakers were trying to oust Abraham Lincoln's successor over his handling of reconstruction after the Civil War.
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Instead, allies of President Nicolás Maduro staged a fake speaker election with his allies to oust him.
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He testified about the effort to oust Yovanovitch and his attempts to shield her from false allegations.
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The two men have spoken previously amid Guaidó's efforts to oust Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, from power.
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Democrats eager to oust Republican President Donald Trump are expected to caucus in higher-than-normal numbers.
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Iraqi forces have been working to oust ISIS from Mosul since operations began in October of 2016.
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The knock on Barrett: Bad blood with McCain dating back to Barrett's 1994 effort to oust Gov.
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On Twitter, Brazilians tweeted #EleNao and #ForaSalles, calls to reject Bolsonaro and oust Environment Minister Ricardo Salles.
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A US-led coalition has been working for years to oust the group from cities and towns.
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His former mentor turned critic Mahathir Mohamad is now leading an opposition party campaign to oust him.
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North of Dallas, former professional football player Colin Allred is looking to oust eight-term Republican Rep.
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The US-led coalition has been working for years to oust the group from cities and towns.
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The message: Stand up to the gun lobby and oust lawmakers who have bent to its will.
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Leaders of the conservative Republican Study Committee met last week and discussed their desire to oust Rep.
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But Netanyahu accused his former ally of plotting to oust him from office out of personal spite.
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Legislators on Friday voted overwhelmingly, after several emotionally charged speeches on the floor, to oust state Rep.
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The scheme also involved efforts to oust the U.S. ambassador to Kyiv at the time, Marie Yovanovitch.
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In announcing the decision to oust Weinstein, the academy said it was also telegraphing a broader goal.
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Mitsubishi Motors, which joined the alliance in 2016, also plans to oust Ghosn as chairman next week.
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That is a sensitive subject in a country where disgruntled workers helped oust President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Syrian troops and Iran-backed Hezbollah have been fighting to oust Islamic State from Syria's western Qalamoun region.
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This stipulation in the Constitution would make it difficult to oust Kavanaugh from the Supreme Court as well.
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They say the board acted illegally in restricting the voting power of SWH and want to oust Haelg.
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Kylie Jenner is about to oust Taylor Swift as Hollywood's most avid collector of million dollar real estate.
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He indicated that the decision to oust Patterson was difficult for the board of trustees&apos executive committee.
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On Election Day, people shared selfies online with "I Voted" stickers, proudly proclaiming they'd voted to oust Corey.
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This weekend it emerged members of her own Cabinet were openly plotting to oust her as prime minister.
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Yahoo's four new directors were on a slate that Starboard proposed last month to oust Yahoo's entire board.
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Activists in Venezuela trying to oust the president, Nicolás Maduro, were thwarted at every turn by the authorities.
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Ghosn has accused his former Nissan colleagues of "backstabbing" and conspiring to oust him as chairman of Nissan.
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That performance should be enough to oust "Finding Dory" from the number one spot for this weekend's sales.
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But America invaded Panama in 1989 to oust him when he became a threat to US citizens there.
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They waved flags and sounded air horns as legislative candidates exhorted them to oust the Kuomintang from power.
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Some Republican delegates in Colorado are moving forward with a plan to oust Trump at the party's convention.
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In the report, McGahn details at length Trump's efforts to have the then-White House counsel oust Mueller.
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But efforts to oust him were rebuffed, twice, first in the spring 2012 vote, then again in 103.
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Last week, thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets, demanding a referendum to oust sitting President Nicolas Maduro.
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Mr Renacci hopes to oust Sherrod Brown, a populist Democrat who has held the Senate seat since 2007.
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"Franklin D. Roosevelt sought to oust conservative Democrats who bucked him during party primaries in 1938," he writes.
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He swore to oust his enemy Reince Priebus from the chief of staff post, and successfully did so.
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And the Labour left also had sensible reasons to be skeptical of the people trying to oust Corbyn.
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Sisi was elected in 2014, a year after leading the army to oust President Mohamed Mursi, an Islamist.
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The government blocked attempts to oust him by referendum and delayed elections at the state and municipal levels.
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It's a stunning admission for a party that has spent decades trying to oust the Clintons from power.
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Some upped efforts to oust her and there were reports that her own ministers could move against her.
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In order to oust him you have to have people be completely out of their minds in anger.
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If the Tata Motors board does not oust Mistry, Tata Sons will have to turn to shareholder meetings.
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Maduro has accused Washington of seeking to oust him to improve access to the OPEC nation's oil wealth.
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Russ Feingold (D) In Wisconsin, Russ Feingold is looking to regain his seat and oust incumbent Ron Johnson.
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Yet a loose-knit faction opposed to him may even manage to oust him entirely from the leadership.
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Fox News has decided to oust top-rated host Bill O'Reilly, New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman reported Wednesday.
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Fundraising and leadership successes Still, Democrats would have massive gaps to fill if they were to oust Pelosi.
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An electoral court investigation of his 2014 election for illegal campaign funding could also oust him from office.
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Through social media campaigns and groups chats via apps such as Telegram, young people organized to oust hardliners.
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If Mr Maduro's foes achieve that, by law a referendum on whether to oust him must be held.
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It has never been used to oust a sitting president for a perceived inability to do the job.
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The three were in Missouri, where the state's Republican Attorney General Josh Hawley is looking to oust Sen.
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It's uncertain whether the Ukraine scandal will be enough to convince the Senate to oust Trump from office.
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The video re-enacts parts of "Richard II," about a deposed king who works to oust his usurper.
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Sensing weakness, Baoneng in late June demanded an extraordinary shareholder meeting to oust Mr Wang and his board.
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Theoretically, if not yet in practice, trigger warnings may oust great literature in favour of socialist-realist tedium.
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It is not as if the political figures lining up to oust Ms. Rousseff are viewed as saviors.
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Crowley argued the select committee was necessary to look into the motivations behind Ryan's move to oust Conroy.
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That draining, fractious battle two decades ago demonstrates some of the risks for campaigns to oust Trump today.
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Kem Sokha was accused of plotting with foreigners to oust Hun Sen - a charge he dismissed as nonsense.
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Its campaign seeks to oust the Houthis and restore to power internationally recognized president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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The comments are his most direct about the ongoing dispute since O'Rourke lost his bid to oust Sen.
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He said he was helping organize the country's factionalized opposition into a coalition that could oust Mr. Yameen.
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The challengers FDR backed lost all but one of the races against the incumbents he sought to oust.
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Read more: WeWork's new co-CEOs are planning to oust 20 of Adam Neumann's friends and family members
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The government says it is enforcing the law and accuses opponents of conspiring with foreigners to oust it.
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Another 2202 percent said that the impeachment inquiry appears to be a partisan bid to oust the president.
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Moscow supports President Bashar al-Assad, while Washington backs some rebel groups fighting to oust the Syrian leader.
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He then asked the deputy AG and Trump-appointed Attorney General Jeff Sessions for justification to oust Comey.
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Ten years later, Gbagbo supporters helped oust military coup leader General Robert Guei and then took the presidency.
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Editorial The effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela through a referendum was always a long shot.
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But he scoffed at efforts to oust him through a recall referendum that his rivals hope to organize.
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Edward Kennedy tried this maneuver in 1980, aiming to oust sitting President Jimmy Carter as the Democratic nominee.
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Maduro has accused Guaido and US President Donald Trump of plotting a coup to oust him from power.
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He has been in hiding since being sacked last week, raising speculation he was plotting to oust Mugabe.
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From the beginning, it seems Mr. Sirisena miscalculated how much support he could rally to oust Mr. Wickremesinghe.
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Mr. Kuczynski had spent months fighting off attempts to oust him, and he had vowed not to resign.
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It also took place as Mr. Trump was preparing to oust his secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson.
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Mr. Buck rose to national prominence in the late 1980s, when he led a movement to oust Gov.
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The company's application to oust Mr. Truaxe was granted, and management of Deciem was ceded to Ms. Kilner.
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The baseball deal was in the opponents' cross hairs even before the drive to oust Mr. Maduro began.
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Ms. Warren has also faced persistent questions about her electability from Democratic voters desperate to oust President Trump.
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Lawmakers took a day off from their back-room machinations to oust Prime Minister Theresa May to participate.
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The 2020 candidates who seek to oust Trump must defend liberal democracy against illiberalism at home and abroad.
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On Thursday, months of peaceful, popular protests finally forced Sudan's military to oust President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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Tensions began building after the Venezuelan opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, stepped up his campaign to oust Mr. Maduro.
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Mr. Bannon also said he aimed to oust Mr. Heller, Mr. Flake and Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi.
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That's a tough margin for Mr. Loeb to overcome in his effort to oust the company's entire board.
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Within the loose coalition of leftists who united to oust Ms. Park, an old political division has resurfaced.
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The sources did not provide details of how Okada's family helped oust him as director of Okada Holdings.
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In frontier markets, Mongolia's dollar bonds came under pressure after parliament voted to oust Prime Minister Jargaltulga Erdenebat.
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Several ministers, including her Brexit minister, have resigned and some of her lawmakers are seeking to oust her.
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Zuma has been mired in a slew of corruption scandals and survived opposition parties' attempts to oust him.
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Both establishments may end up regretting using institutional maneuvers — instead of the ballot box — to oust their opponents.
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If the company does not carry out the changes suggested, oust its chief executive or break it up.
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And Thuringia's CDU party recently joined forces with the far-right AfD to oust Thuringia's left-wing leader.
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Pershing Square, an activist hedge fund, will not seek to oust Rodriguez, Reuters reported Monday, citing a source.
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The judge could oust Musk from the CEO seat, although she is not expected to rule that harshly.
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Maduro has also regularly accused the U.S. of seeking to destabilize his government or oust him from power.
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Lawmakers could vote to oust him only after all appeals are exhausted, a process that could take years.
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It's difficult to know exactly how many people were killed in the long campaign to oust the militants.
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ARE YOU GOING TO YOU TRY TO GET HIM – OUST THAT BOARD AND VOTE YOUR SHARES AGAINST HIM?
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His advocacy for marijuana legalization was a focal point in his successful effort to oust former Democratic Rep.
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Opposition leaders have described the delivery of the aid as part of a plan to oust Mr. Maduro.
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Facebook's activist shareholders are making another dramatic bid to oust Mark Zuckerberg and abolish the firm's share structure.
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The president's decision to oust the FBI director triggered questions about whether Trump was trying to obstruct justice.
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MacArthur's Tuesday Group colleagues have even suggested they might oust him as leader, as The Hill first reported.
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Tehran also took the opportunity to help oust extremist anti-Shi'ite groups like Islamic State (IS) from Syria.
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Instead they are left trying to regain momentum in their drive to oust President Donald Trump from office.
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Bill Weld (R-Mass.) in the long-shot effort to oust Trump as the Republican nominee in 2020.
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Maduro is facing a push from the opposition bloc to oust him this year via a recall referendum.
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Requires a majority of either party to start the process to oust the speaker, rather than just one member.
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Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, R-Texas, charged that the GOP will oust Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein 'on Friday.'
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Bloomberg reports that while Gurley's push to oust Kalanick gained some support, it also upset other people at Uber.
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But they have retreated as observers try to decipher whether opposition leader Juan Guaido will oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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Sanchez took office last week after he led a no-confidence vote in Parliament to oust predecessor Mariano Rajoy.
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Perhaps taking a cue from the president, the CIA decided to also Tweet about its decision to oust Lulu.
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"We live in dictatorship," Guaidó said, urging his supporters to press forward in their campaign to oust his foe.
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The move comes after Suzuki failed to oust Ryuichi Isaka, who had been elected to replace Suzuki, Reuters reported.
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Sunni powers, led by Saudi Arabia, have backed rebels trying to oust Bashar al-Assad, Syria's blood-soaked dictator.
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"They couldn't oust us through the ballot box, so they did so through the state of emergency," he says.
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He sued Pimco in October 2015, claiming that executives plotted to oust him and divide his bonus among themselves.
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But five years later, Rousseff is now trying to fight off those who want to oust her from office.
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A petition with 1,000 signatures is calling for the National Academy of Sciences to oust members for sexual misconduct.
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Russia is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's main military backer, while Turkey backs the rebels fighting to oust him.
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Five days earlier, Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga forces had launched a major offensive to oust ISIS fighters in Mosul.
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Nearly half of Williams' board resigned following a failed attempt to oust the company's Chief Executive Officer Alan Armstrong.
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Al Franken: Some Democrats are upset that Gillibrand moved to oust Franken from the Senate without a public hearing.
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"America First Policies," a pro-Trump PAC, is planning to spend seven figures on advertisements to oust Nevada Sen.
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LaPierre and his allies defended the expenses and said North was engaged on an extortion plot to oust him.
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Neil Woodford, in a separate statement, firmly rejected the move to shut the fund and oust him as manager.
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But he has strong support among the party's grassroots and in 2016 he survived an attempt to oust him.
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Insurgents seeking to oust Assad have shelled government controlled areas of Aleppo throughout the conflict, which began in 2011.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has accused Fethullah Gülen and his followers of orchestrating the attempt to oust him.
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There's one problem with the growing drumbeat to oust President Donald Trump from office: it's being led by Democrats.
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Trump criticized the intelligence community Wednesday for leaks that led him to oust former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Kelly may be able to impose order and to oust the most disruptive elements of Trump's White House staff.
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Some analysts say Zuma's allies are driving the probe in a bid to oust Gordhan, something the president denied.
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Commentators have wondered why some House Democrats seem eager to oust Nancy Pelosi as the leader of their party.
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By forcing through a contested constitution and alienating liberals he created the climate for the army to oust him.
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The movement to oust Maduro had enjoyed widespread civilian support but previously failed to gain support from the military.
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She contends that her predecessors enacted similar policies and that the effort to oust her amounts to a coup.
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That was before Mahathir joined the fray, saying he didn't mind "being used by the opposition" to oust Najib.
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Anwar's wife, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, endorsed Mahathir and served as his deputy in the coalition to oust Najib.
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It's careful messaging designed to encourage Iraqis' to oust American influence in Baghdad and replace it with Iranian influence.
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In the drive to oust Ms. Rousseff, Michel Temer, Brazil's interim president, counted Mr. Cunha among his top allies.
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Facing a parliamentary vote to oust him and a call for new elections, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan.
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He took part in an invasion of the Dominican Republic that unsuccessfully tried to oust the dictator Rafael Trujillo.
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Saudi Arabia is a major regional backer of the rebel brigades fighting to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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But U.S. sanctions imposed in January in an effort to oust Maduro have driven away many of those customers.
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Scott Walker, a Republican who Democrats have long hoped to oust from office but failed to beat three times.
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Its backers are unwittingly supporting entrenched and underperforming managers to restrict shareholders from having the right to oust them.
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Politico's Alex Isenstadt has the scoop on a strange story about Rudy Giuliani working to oust an incumbent congressman.
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For those like the O'Briens who have been pining for impeachment, the report renewed resolve to oust the president.
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Muhammadu Buhari, 76, made history in 2015 as the first person to democratically oust an incumbent president in Nigeria.
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For instance, Trump has advanced the theory that Biden helped oust Ukraine's prosecutor general Viktor Shokin to help Burisma.
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For three years, the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdish region fought together to oust the Islamic State.
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The announcement comes after reports from Bloomberg and CNBC had suggested Elliott was looking to oust Dorsey as CEO.
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North Carolina is a crucial puzzle piece in Democrats' attempt to flip the U.S. Senate blue and oust Sen.
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By March, Ms. Fujimori led another push to oust Mr. Kuczynski amid a corruption scandal, and the president resigned.
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Now Hollywood reporters wonder who will be next, and what other issues may lead to demands to oust members.
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Schulz is the centre-left Social Democratic party's candidate to oust conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel in a September election.
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And when efforts have been made to oust him from seats of power, he will win the popular court.
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Unremitting hostility may prove self-fulfilling, inducing China to seek to oust the United States military from the region.
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Mr. Brindisi, a Democratic state assemblyman hoping to oust Representative Claudia Tenney, a Republican, is refreshingly earnest and moderate.
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For young people in Algeria and Sudan, it's that nonviolent protests can oust even the most deeply entrenched dictator.
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Those of us who oppose his rule are not armed, nor do we seek to oust his regime violently.
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Mr. Maduro believes Mr. Guaidó's effort to oust him is part of a coup engineered by the Trump administration.
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Unable to oust the president or deny his accomplishments, Democrats allegedly have resorted to conspiracies, smear tactics, and fearmongering.
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In a series of tweets, he encouraged dissident members of the armed forces to oust their commander in chief.
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Garcia, a businessman and former Navy pilot, entered the race before Hill resigned, hoping to oust her in November.
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With Trump back on the ballot this fall, Republicans see this year as their best chance to oust Peterson.
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Iraqi government officials are moving to oust all US armed forces from their country in response to the attack.
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There is also no evidence that Joe Biden worked in his son's interests while pressuring Ukraine to oust Shokin.
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Prosecutors are also investigating Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, with whom the two Soviet-born businessmen worked to oust Yovanovitch.
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The United States has imposed several rounds of sanctions against Venezuela in a bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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After two political assassinations in 2013 prompted protests, he led a movement to oust the increasingly unpopular Islamist government.
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Sanchez came to power in June after several parties teamed up to oust the conservatives over a corruption scandal.
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Carvajal fled to Spain earlier this year after publicly supporting the opposition's efforts to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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Last year, O'Rourke shattered Senate campaign fundraising records and raised $80 million in his bid to oust Republican Sen.
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Two-thirds of the Senate would need to vote to oust Trump in order for him to be removed.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday said Trump believes he has the authority to oust Mueller.
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Yovanovitch was well aware of the campaign to oust her before she was ultimately recalled to Washington in May.
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Rousseff has denied any wrongdoing and called the impeachment efforts a coup to oust her ruling Workers' Party (PT).
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Neil Woodford, in a separate statement, firmly rejected the move to shut the fund and oust him as manager.
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EST An earlier version of this post cited Twitter's "political policies" as Singer's reason for wanting to oust Dorsey.
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Elon Musk is vowing to support Twitter boss Jack Dorsey against the activist hedge fund trying to oust him.
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The outrage that came both in public and private did not, in the end, oust him from the industry.
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A sluggish turnout in Iowa last week alarmed Democratic leaders banking on a huge November turnout to oust Trump.
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Of all the congressional Republicans the governor would like to oust, Mr. Collins would probably be the most satisfying.
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After all, Mr. Biden had spent months framing his candidacy as a singular crusade to oust an aberrant president.
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The wife of former Representative Patrick Kennedy is vying to oust a congressman who pledged loyalty to President Trump.
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American sanctions, intended to oust an authoritarian president, forced changes that have eased tensions and improved life — for some.
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In Iraq, pro-Iranian factions in parliament have pushed to oust American troops from Iraqi soil following Soleimani's killing.
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U.S. forces have had a successful partnership with Kurdish YPG militia in Syria to oust the Islamic State group.
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The activists sought to leverage their collective 5% stake in the company to oust the then-CEO Steven Temares.
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Some will argue that the opposition to impeaching President Trump is more bipartisan than the effort to oust him.
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While Elliott is not pushing to oust current executives, it is seeking clarity on succession planning, the person added.
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Starboard had planned to oust Newell CEO Michael Polk and wanted to slow the pace of planned asset sales.
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Others, including former FBI Director James Comey, argue that it's the responsibility of the American people to oust Trump.
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Richard Nixon resigned before he was impeached, in the expectation that Congress would oust him for his Watergate crimes.
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The Republican-controlled Senate, where any impeachment trial would be held, is highly unlikely to vote to oust Trump.
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Weeks before losing out to Pfizer, Sanofi tried to oust Medivation's board members to replace them with new directors.
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Sean Casten -- $2.6 million Casten, a clean-energy entrepreneur, raised $2.6 million in his race to oust Republican Rep.
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The Trump administration first sanctioned PDVSA in January as part of its push to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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He helped oust President Thabo Mbeki, and at the end of 2007 he beat Mbeki to become ANC leader.
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Turkey has backed Syrian rebels fighting to oust Assad in the war, while Russia and Iran support Assad's forces.
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Now, of course, he believes her to be part of some sort of secret Democratic plot to oust Kavanaugh.
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Due to the supermajority requirement for removal, at least 20 Republicans would have to break ranks to oust Trump.
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Today, with most news outlets already active participants in the effort to oust the president, ECOMCON might be redundant.
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Gantz, leader of the centrist Blue and White party, failed this week to form a government to oust Netanyahu.
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He ran on the same ticket as Ms. Rousseff and was her vice president before maneuvering to oust her.
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The House GOP caucus was divided enough last year to oust its speaker, and the divisions still run deep.
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He has accused Mr. Saar in the past of conspiring to oust him and some expect a dirty fight.
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House Republicans criticized the new Nadler hires as a thinly-veiled sign of plans to try to oust Trump.
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The president also appears poised to oust two other top immigration officials at the department in the coming days.
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A congressional vote originally scheduled for Tuesday, on whether to oust the Supreme Court judges, was postponed until Wednesday.
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Democrats tried to oust him in a recall election in 2012 but failed, and he was reelected in 2014.
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T) board voted unanimously to oust Chairman Carlos Ghosn over allegations of financial misconduct, after French partner Renault (RENA.
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They argue that it's time to oust so-called "RINOs" (Republicans in name only) from the state's congressional delegation.
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However, he dismissed the prospect of sending ground troops into the region to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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A Democratic mudslinging match over the future of Paul Ryan's seat, a Republican battle royal to oust Democrat Sen.
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How a polar vortex links to climate change; the US steps up pressure to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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The effort to oust him proved unsuccessful but it served as emblematic of the pressure cooker environment he often faced.
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"We just expelled somebody from this family," said House Speaker J.D. Mesnard, after casting the final vote to oust Shooter.
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The saga began late last year with Elliott's campaign to oust Kleinfeld from Arconic, saying its stock performance lagged peers.
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That ruling may not hold up, but it's at least a temporary rationale for the Trump administration to oust Cordray.
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Panelo said there were "strong indications" that Advincula and Bikoy are the pawns of conspirators who seek to oust Duterte.
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Previous reports have suggested that Trump might try to oust Mueller if the probe goes in directions he doesn't like.
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He visited her home state last week, pledging to help oust her, while unveiling his short-on-details tax plan.
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Through a combination of delusion and denial, Democrats convinced themselves that the most extreme measures to oust Trump are justified.
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Tensions flared last summer after Shiite forces helped oust the Islamic State from Sunni areas like the city of Tikrit.
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He sent a confidential letter to Paul Singer, head of Elliott Management, a fund that was trying to oust him.
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"I'm dealing with morons," Bret snarked, shortly before he was voted out in yet another botched attempt to oust David.
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On Friday, Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, who introduced the resolution to expel Mr. King, renewed his campaign to oust him.
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Ankara has backed rebels looking to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while Moscow and Tehran have supported Assad's forces.
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The opposition coalition is trying to oust Maduro via street protests or a referendum to end his six-year term.
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Polls show MORENA could oust the PRI, which has ruled the state next to Mexico City for nearly 90 years.
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Asked about media reports of plots to oust her, Green said it was simply "gossip and chatter" at summer parties.
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Similar efforts to oust a founding father from an American bank note have attracted the notice of U.S. treasury officials.
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It is far easier to pick off an open seat than it is to oust a sitting member of Congress.
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Florida Gators oust Jim McElwain as head coach No contest: Florida outgained, overmatched in blowout loss to Georgia What favorite?
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Russian forces are backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in his war with rebels and militants seeking to oust him.
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The Trump Administration has been ramping up pressure on Caracas in a bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Maduro is still in power despite an attempt to oust the controversial leader by opposition lawmaker Guaido earlier this year.
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The Tuesday announcement came as part of an ongoing effort to oust "dangerous organizations" promoting violence on the social network.
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The United States and dozens of other nations have backed Guaido in his bid to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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But, in a dramatic bid to oust Maduro, Washington has sought to ratchet up the pressure on the socialist premier.
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Amid an apparent bid to oust her, the Supreme Court named a deputy prosecutor, whom Ortega has rejected as illegitimate.
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Al Shabaab has been trying for years to oust the central government and implement its strict version of Islamic law.
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The government said those taking to the streets were "terrorists" who were plotting to oust the president in a coup.
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He said the company had not indicated that it would hold a special meeting to oust him as a director.
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Several ministers, including her Brexit minister, resigned and some of her own members of parliament are seeking to oust her.
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But the PNV infuriated the PP by siding with the Socialists in the no-confidence vote to oust Rajoy's government.
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With no national army, brigades of former rebels who once fought together to oust Gaddafi have become powerful competing factions.
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President Trump on NBC defended his decisions to oust Comey quickly and wait to terminate national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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Meister, previously a Williams director, resigned in June, along with five others, after failing to oust Williams CEO Alan Armstrong.
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Local agriculture and business groups organized to oust Tim because they didn't like the representation that they received from him.
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Nevertheless, Guaido has continued to call on his supporters to take to the streets in a bid to oust Maduro.
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Ivanka was also heavily involved when Trump finally decided to oust his trusted campaign manager Corey Lewandowski earlier this year.
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A year ago, Iraqi forces launched a military campaign to oust the hardline extremists from Mosul and surrounding Nineveh province.
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And he predicted that Pelosi's critics have the numbers this year to oust her after 15 years at the helm.
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Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican New York state assemblywoman, reported bringing in more than $300,000 for her bid to oust Rose.
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Malaysia's longest serving Prime Minister formed a new political group this year in his campaign to oust former protege Najib.
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Republicans are hoping to oust Baldwin for good in Wisconsin, continuing the state's shift to the right in recent years.
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Democrat Jaime Harrison said Thursday that he raised $2628,28500 in the 6900 hours after announcing his bid to oust Sen.
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Trump has reportedly decided to oust Nielsen in the coming weeks, and may do so as soon as this week.
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Trump's move to oust Sessions comes one day after the midterm elections, with Democrats regaining a majority in the House.
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Grant Shapps was one of the key figures in the plot last year to oust Theresa May as prime minister.
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Very few have voiced support for Mugabe, and foreign leaders also appear to be tacitly supporting moves to oust him.
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The former White House counsel described Trump's orders to oust Mueller as "crazy shit," according to the special counsel's report.
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On Saturday, he said he would oust her as the DNC chairwoman if he is elected to the White House.
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But some progressives clamoring to oust Trump say that working with him on infrastructure is likely to backfire on Democrats.
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Mugabe is effectively now forced to make a choice between stepping down or waiting for Parliament to officially oust him.
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Pelosi's response to efforts to oust her: "I feel very confident in the support that I have in my caucus."
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Many of Ms. Rousseff's supporters said they were trying to fend off an effort to oust a democratically elected leader.
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The opposition Social Democrats have also held back from forging a coalition, even as they hope to oust Ms. Rousseff.
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Other parties can still go ahead with a vote, but they would not get the majority necessary to oust him.
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The California Republican added he's never discussed any sort of plan to oust Ryan with any other White House official.
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It takes some time to clarify how exactly the Rada, outside of Belarus since 1919, is working to oust Lukashenko.
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According to Stevens, though some Congressional leaders appeared delighted at the opportunity to oust Blanton, others were less on board.
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The New York Times on Monday reported that Murdoch pushed Trump to oust Bannon during a recent White House dinner.
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He said Tubman is "an appropriate choice" but declined to expound on the move to oust Jackson, a fellow Tennessean.
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That prompted Turkey, which backs some rebels looking to oust Assad, to mount a counter-offensive to repel their advances.
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It has become easier to oust or even jail a president than it is to clean up the country's politics.
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Even though Chris Christie, then governor of New Jersey, was running a credible presidential transition, Mr. Kushner helped oust him.
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On what basis would Congress then proceed to oust him from office under the legalistic conception of the impeachment power?
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Mr. Trump is also impatient with another of Mr. Bolton's campaigns: the effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.
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When rogue officers tried to oust Turkey's government in 2016, they appeared to signal for political support that never materialized.
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Biden will have to prove that he can hold on as the safe bet — the man who can oust Trump.
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There is little doubt that Bolton and many of those around him would like to oust the government in Tehran.
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"The only possible escalation here that I can be certain of is to increase street pressure" to oust Mr. Maduro.
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With more than half of the lower house's members, the democratic front could vote to oust Prayuth and his cabinet.
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They left shortly after Madrid used emergency constitutional powers to oust Mr. Puigdemont's administration and place Catalonia under direct rule.
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Anwar's wife, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, had endorsed Mahathir and served as his deputy in the coalition to oust Najib.
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Prosecutors are also investigating Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, with whom the two Soviet-born businessmen worked to oust Yovanovitch.
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Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's 75 year-old incumbent, assumed power after a de facto military coup to oust Mugabe in November 2017.
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The YPG is the main component in the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) that fought alongside Americans to oust Islamic State.
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The Giffords organization closed its election campaign last fall with heavy spending that helped Democrat Lizzie Fletcher oust Republican Rep.
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One was an administration plan in 22008 to aid right-wing counterrevolutionaries trying to oust the Sandinista government in Nicaragua.
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The senator is plainly troubled by the president's conduct and sounds open to the possibility of voting to oust him.
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Mr. Ghani has long tried to oust Governor Atta from office, and also pushed the rape prosecution of General Dostum.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on PDVSA as part of its bid to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who Cuba supports.
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The call was echoed by Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, who led the charge to oust Al Franken from the Senate.
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Biden as vice president had pushed for Ukraine to oust its then-prosecutor general for failing to properly investigate corruption.
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On July 4, 1997, Jobs persuaded Apple's board to oust Amelio and make Jobs the interim, and then permanent, CEO.
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Russian Veronika Kudermetova needed just 73 minutes to oust No. 3 seed Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine 6-4, 6-0.
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The intention to collaborate with Chinese artists and institutions needs to be enacted with greater sensitivity to oust colonial attitudes.
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It remains unclear whether Icahn will be able to persuade enough disgruntled Occidental shareholders to oust the board of directors.
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Mr. Obama denounced Mr. Assad as an illegitimate leader but kept American forces out of the battle to oust him.
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His decision comes just ahead of slew of EGMs called by Tata Sons to oust him from Tata group boards.
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With that, it's only a matter of time before Cory folds Bradley into he and Chip's coup to oust Fred.
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Thursday night, The Washington Post and several other outlets reported that the president had decided to oust Army Lt. Gen.
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Buss took that as a sign that the brothers intended to oust her, and went to court to stop it.
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A recommendation from ISS or Glass Lewis to reject a pay package or oust a director can be quite influential.
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Even in races with overtones of Russia -- like in Democrat Harley Rouda's eventually successful bid to oust California Republican Rep.
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" ATR president Grover Norquist said that even if it doesn't make sense to oust Koskinen now, "the man deserves impeaching.
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In theory, there is a constitutional mechanism for change in the form of a recall referendum to oust the president.
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Members of his own party largely voted to oust the former Democrat following accusations he sexually harassed fellow state Rep.
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It's been nearly a year since you declared yourself the rightful president and began working to oust Maduro from power.
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The SDF launched an offensive nearly two weeks ago to oust ISIS from its last stronghold in Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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The Houthi rebels, who mainly come from the north, are backed by Iran and want to oust the formal government.
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The president has denied wrongdoing and accused Democrats of a baseless and politically-motivated bid to oust him from power.
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Glass Lewis gave Mylan an "F" for its compensation decisions and ISS urged shareholders to oust the company's entire board.
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The ouster of McMaster also throws into disarray the still-forming plans to oust multiple top officials in one swoop.
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Mark Meadows — who rose to national prominence after attempting to oust former Speaker John Boehner — is in Cruz' camp. Rep.
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But he'll need the country's armed forces if he's going to oust Maduro, who thus far has enjoyed their loyalty.
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Venezuela is gripped by escalating political instability as U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido presses to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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They are for kneeling during the national anthem and they want to oust the Trump regime whatever that means, Mr. Cain.
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"Oust me, good, assassinate me, better, I have this migraine everyday," he told a meeting of business leaders late on Monday.
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N in June 2016 which resulted in a failed attempt by some of the board to oust Chief Executive Alan Armstrong.
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China Resources has opposed the Shenzhen Metro deal but did not side with Baoneng in its efforts to oust Vanke's board.
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Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman are accused of making illegal campaign donations while lobbying to oust the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.
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Soon afterwards, they launched complex attacks on strategic provinces to try to oust Afghan forces and used civilians as human shields.
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Gentrification and the vast wealth invested in the city's real estate industry create high incentives for landlords to oust poor tenants.
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Behind the scenes, the Bazta Arpaio movement started registering new voters and working to oust the sheriff at the ballot box.
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Mueller sued first, saying Swift fabricated the allegation and pressured station management to oust him from his $150,000-per-year job.
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Neumann stepped down as CEO last month amid reports that some investors, including its largest investor SoftBank, wanted to oust him.
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Arron Banks, a prominent donor, has said that he may now focus on a new movement seeking to oust career MPs.
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A major U.S.-backed offensive to oust ISIS from its capital of Raqqa, Syria has begun, it was announced early Sunday.
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But the Vale did not rise up, even when the maharaja signed away his inheritance, inviting India to oust the invaders.
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Some analysts say President Jacob Zuma's allies are driving the investigation in a bid to oust Gordhan, something the president denied.
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In an extended dispute over Gategroup's strategy and corporate gvernance, RBR and Cologny have been seeking to oust Chairman Andreas Schmid.
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If the Russian people were to unite, as Armenians just have to oust their own leader, Mr Putin would be worried.
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Following the arrest of other opposition figures, officials have said the justice system is prosecuting criminals attempting to violently oust Maduro.
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After a US-led bombing campaign helped oust the Taliban in 2001, Western-backed governments took steps to improve women's rights.
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Peru's single-chamber Congress voted 78-0 to oust Saavedra, with nearly all of Popular Force's 72 lawmakers backing the motion.
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Two decades ago, Pelosi watched a Republican majority stumble through its impeachment of Bill Clinton and then oust Speaker Newt Gingrich.
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Supporters of Maduro, who calls Guaido a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup, attacked the U.S. court ruling.
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Gossman was appointed to the board late Monday as part of a complicated strategy by the company's investors to oust Gutman.
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They're gearing up to oust ISIS from a final stronghold in town of Hawija, located in the Kirkuk province of Iraq.
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Democrats also came up short in closely-fought battlegrounds such as Texas, where rising star Beto O'Rourke failed to oust Sen.
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She chanted in protests against President Bashar Assad, but was also unflinching in documenting abuses by rebels fighting to oust him.
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A source close to Nielsen said Trump was convinced to oust her by his senior aide Stephen Miller, an immigration hardliner.
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Some see Pashinyan as a demagogue who is trying to oust the country's democratically elected leaders by whipping up public anger.
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The Northern Territory goes to the polls on Aug 27, with the Labor party expected to oust the Country Liberal Party.
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Friday's measure came after broader sanctions Washington had slapped on PDVSA in January as part of its bid to oust Maduro.
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O during the first quarter, as the restaurant chain faces pressure from an activist investor pushing to oust its chief executive.
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Deputy house speaker Fredenil Castro said Alejano was using "hearsay" to try to oust a president with a huge electoral mandate.
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Not only does Charlotte Hale know MIB, but she needs his help in order to oust Ford as head of Westworld.
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On Monday, the chorus grew louder, after the weekend surfaced a plot to oust her by members of her own Cabinet.
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Soros similarly sunk huge amounts of cash into the 2004 presidential race behind John Kerry to oust President George W. Bush.
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O and wants to oust the company's board, said on Monday it had won enough support from shareholders to set Nov.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny is making anti-corruption a central part of his bid to oust Putin in the 2018 election.
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Several ministers, including her Brexit minister, have resigned and some of her own members of parliament are seeking to oust her.
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Even for more moderate Democrats in safer seats, a vote to oust the president will not be automatic, some analysts believe.
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The first lady accused Ms. Mujuru of corruption and witchcraft, as well as wearing miniskirts and plotting to oust Mr. Mugabe.
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Editorial As the effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela by referendum gains support, his government is ratcheting up repression.
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Even as the Iraqi Security Forces continue working to oust ISIS from the country, various political challenges remain, according to analysts.
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Clinton has defended her foreign policy decisions, including urging the Obama administration to join a NATO-led coalition to oust Col.
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Three people familiar with the campaign said Ayers was critical of Conway's polling and wanted to oust her from the role.
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More recently, U.S. sanctions on PDVSA as part of Washington's efforts to oust Maduro have pushed output below 1 million bpd.
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It is possible that the Trump administration could continue effort to try and oust them, or limit their capacity to serve.
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But it's clear that any attempt to oust Moore would set up a brutal, high-profile fight for the Senate GOP.
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And if the House votes to impeach Koskinen, two-thirds of the Senate would need to follow suit to oust him.
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The agency sought to oust Musk from Tesla and bar him from serving as an officer of any publicly traded company.
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Asked whether he had "concluded it is not worth the political fallout" to oust either official, Trump did not directly answer.
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It's an issue that has badgered the 31-year-old venture capitalist ever since he decided to try to oust Rep.
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The strategy would aim to crush the remnants of ISIS, as well as oust the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Last year, Germany threatened to oust Greece from the European Union and the euro if it didn't deliver on austerity measures.
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Sanofi wants to oust Medivation's board to put in place directors in support of its $52.50 offer to buy the company.
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Today, Nehlen, a little-known political newcomer, is trying to oust Ryan, the sitting Speaker of the House, in the Aug.
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Addressing Parliament before Wednesday's vote, Mr. Rajoy accused opposition lawmakers of sabotaging his government program as a way to oust him.
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Former military commander Sisi was elected in 2014, a year after he led the army to oust Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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Some have argued that the historically large primary field reflects the enormous enthusiasm among Democrats as they look to oust Trump.
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The agency sought to oust Musk from Tesla and bar him from serving as an office of any publicly traded company.
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The introduction of the resolution is the latest sign of escalating efforts among conservatives to oust the DOJ's No. 2628 official.
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Guaidó tried to oust the president from office late last month, but failed to secure the support of key military leaders.
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The president's tweet came less than two hours after Rick Scott, the Republican governor of Florida who's seeking to oust Sen.
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He is relying significantly on the CFPB's status — now in question — as an independent agency to resist efforts to oust him.
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Zimbabweans were girding themselves for a protracted and bitter impeachment battle as Parliament convened to oust their stubborn leader on Tuesday.
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Erik Mathiassen, 61, a senior adviser at the Oslo city council, said he hoped Gahr Stoere would manage to oust Solberg.
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Missouri's Cori Bush, who campaigned with Ocasio-Cortez a few weeks ago, tried and failed in her bid to oust Rep.
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Russia is the main external supporter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in his war against rebels seeking to oust him.
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The story, citing unnamed sources, alleged that Rwanda believed Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was plotting to oust its leader, Paul Kagame.
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It would be much harder to oust the Houthis from the capital, Sana'a, and the northern highlands where their movement originated.
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The resolution comes as leaders from several minority congressional caucuses also call on the president to oust Bannon, Miller and Gorka.
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And they should, because a potential weapon in the overall effort to oust or mortally wound President Trump hasn't played out.
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Now Republicans are angry that some GOP operatives would join a campaign for a man who is looking to oust Trump.
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Pelosi and other top Democrats have long argued the need to build bipartisan support before launching any effort to oust Trump.
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The next November, the group was fired up to oust the same group of Democrats that had before been close partners.
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He previously called on voters to oust Trump from office in the 2020 election, but has also called for his impeachment.
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This year, the drop has steepened due to U.S. sanctions on state oil company PDVSA designed to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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It helped them oust Winnipeg, Dallas, San Jose and, finally, Boston, the team that swept the Blues in the 1970 finals.
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Mr. Biden has largely ignored his 22 Democratic rivals while building his campaign around the urgent need to oust Mr. Trump.
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To oust her as prime minister would require a majority of Conservative lawmakers — at least 158 — voting to force her out.
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In California, Latino voters increased their turnout enough to oust five Republican incumbents and help Democrats pick up two open seats.
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Iraq, too, has been ground down by years of battle to oust the Islamic State from a chunk of its territory.
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Venezuelans were expected to take to the streets on Wednesday, a day after Guaido called for the military to oust Maduro.
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In January 2019, she and Mr. Max's guardian voted to oust Adam from ALP and name her president and chief executive.
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But rebels within her Conservative Party remain opposed to the plan, even as they struggle to oust her as prime minister.
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Trump told the audience at the plant Tuesday that they should oust their union leaders if they declined to support him.
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He also claimed there had been a plot among military officers, political opponents and communist insurgents to oust him in October.
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With Flake and Corker on their way out, Trump's closest allies are expanding their effort to oust other mainstream GOP lawmakers.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee said Thursday evening that he believes "moves are being made" to oust Sessions after the midterm elections.
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He argued that the corporation should cut the fat, oust the consultants and return to its core value of customer service.
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The sanctions were designed to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro after most Western nations branded his 2018 re-election a sham.
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Mr. Zuma had used the allegations, which have been intensely disputed, to oust Mr. Gordhan from the position of finance minister.
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He wants to ask the president about his decision to oust National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and FBI Director James Comey.
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Hours after G.M. filed the lawsuit, in federal court, the union's president resigned as the U.A.W. took steps to oust him.
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Two-thirds of the Republican-led chamber would have to vote to oust Trump in order for him to be removed.
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Pete Sessions (R-Texas) — as they sought to enlist the lawmaker in efforts to oust the ambassador, career diplomat Marie Yovanovitch.
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Wait – isn't the Labour Party leader running to oust the man actually driving the UK toward Brexit, Prime Minister Boris Johnson?
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A source told the outlet there is a "85033-50" chance the president will oust Shulkin within the next two days.
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Democrat J.D. Scholten, a former professional baseball player, has snagged big sums and big endorsements in his quest to oust King.
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A Boeing official said the board deliberated over the weekend and decided to oust Muilenburg in a phone call on Sunday.
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And the Constitutional Court of South Korea rules Friday on whether to reinstate President Park Geun-hye or formally oust her.
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Giuliani faces continued scrutiny over his business dealings and congressional lawmakers are investigating the motives behind his efforts to oust Yovanovitch.
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Russia is Assad's main military backer while Turkey backs the rebels fighting to oust him in the six year old conflict.
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Portman stood by a bipartisan letter he signed that was sent to the Ukrainian president in 2016 to oust the prosecutor.
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Pompeo aides said he can't fire a Senate-confirmed official, but there's no sign he's asked Trump to oust Moley, either.
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Mr. Tester survived despite an onslaught by Mr. Trump, who visited Montana four times in a personal crusade to oust him.
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Mr. Assad has largely routed the rebels who sought to oust him and restored his control over much of the country.
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Caracas's options are to oust Maduro and join its democratic neighbors, or risk becoming a protectorate of Russia, Cuba and China.
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High-profile military defections to their side could mark a point of no return in their bid to oust Mr. Maduro.
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Mr. Gianaris led the party's efforts to oust the I.D.C., and last year he vowed to stop taking real estate contributions.
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Moldova: Two of the country's three largest parties formed a new coalition government on Saturday to oust the third from power.
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He and insurgents in the N.R.A. this past week had been trying to oust Wayne LaPierre, the group's longtime chief executive.
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Faller would not discuss specific US plans for a military intervention to oust Maduro in favor of opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to force a general election to oust the Conservatives, took exception to Trump's comments.
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As Castro moved into the Soviet bloc, Washington began working to oust him, cutting U.S. purchases of sugar, the island's economic mainstay.
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Image 2 of 2 MADRID – The Latest on moves to oust Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (all times local): 10:30 a.m.
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Bolton warned that if opposition forces fail in their efforts to oust Maduro, the country will sink even deeper into a dictatorship.
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The Saudis have pummeled their southern neighbor in an effort to oust Houthi rebels who staged a successful coup two years ago.
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Last month, 93-year-old Redstone moved to oust five directors from the Viacom board, including Dauman, even though he remains CEO.
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Uber finally parted ways with Michael on Monday; it took an investigation by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to oust him.
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As the war to oust ISIS unfolds on the streets of Mosul, Iraq's immediate future hangs in the balance. Precarious. Delicate. Unsure.
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Demonstrators accused of them being "fake news" and called them "candles," in reference to the weekly candlelit vigils which helped oust Park.
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Back in April, Rousseff blamed sexism for the push to oust her, saying her gender was a "strong component" of her impeachment.
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Volkswagen is set to oust its chief executive, Matthias Müller, above, as it grapples with the fallout from its diesel emissions scandal.
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Brooklyn voters have picked Julia Salazar for the New York state Senate making her the latest Democratic socialist to oust an incumbent.
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It parodied Silver's bookish mien in the wake of his decision to oust Donald Sterling as owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Others, like Ackerman, saw it as a sign that Trump could be willing to take whatever action is necessary to oust Maduro.
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Misratan forces are close to finishing a four-month campaign to oust Islamic State from its former North African stronghold of Sirte.
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Now, competitors keep cropping up, looking to cash in on the athleisure market and oust Nike from its position in the industry.
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Washington (CNN)A bid by Democratic officials in Minnesota to oust Donald Trump from the state's ballot on a technicality has failed.
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An attempt to oust Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in 2018 resulted in a constitutional crisis, the effects of which remain evident today.
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Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, elections in March could oust Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister and a pivotal negotiator in Greek debt.
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At Tuesday's news conference, the two presidents repeatedly rejected socialism, celebrating their joint efforts to oust Venezuela's left-wing leader, Nicolas Maduro.
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McCarty's most recent work was set in Mosul where thousands of civilians where caught up in the fight to oust Islamic State.
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Why it matters: It's one of National Assembly President Guaidó's strongest public pleas yet for the U.S. to help him oust Maduro.
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Zaslavskiy claimed that Russian authorities wanted to oust Dudley, so they began slipping him doses that weren't sufficient to actually kill him.
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PLEITGEN: The Iraqi army backed by U.S. forces is fighting an intense battle, trying to oust ISIS from its largest stronghold, Mosul.
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A Khmer Rouge officer himself, Hun Sen defected to neighboring Vietnam, with whose army he returned to help oust his former comrades.
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Ashley in January had joined forces with another retail investor to oust Debenhams' chairman and remove the chief executive from the board.
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Aided by thunderous airstrikes, U.S.-backed rebels managed to oust ISIS from the strategic town of Ash Shaddadi, according to the observatory.
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It could also oust a local Cape Verdean restaurant, Kriola, since Virgas and his partner were looking to buy the whole building.
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Under the Obama administration, the U.S. pushed for the removal of Assad, whom Syrian rebels have been fighting to oust since 2011.
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Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO However, multiple sources tell TechCrunch that a new CEO has yet to be installed.
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The U.S. special forces harnessed the losing side in that civil war, and other purchasable warlords, to oust the Taliban from Kabul.
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As the artillery kept firing, I asked if and when he thought his forces would be able to oust ISIS from Syria.
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Their ostensible aim was to accelerate a "recall referendum" which could oust Mr Maduro: the pro-government electoral authorities are deliberately stalling.
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Trump for months has criticized Rosenstein, and reports emerged last month that he was planning to oust him from the Justice Department.
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The Sunday Telegraph reported Russian authorities were looking for ways to oust Dudley, and about 150 other Western executives, from the country.
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But his first 16 months in power have been marked by clashes in Congress, where Popular Force has helped oust four ministers.
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GE's leverage problems forced the company last month to slash its dividend to a penny and unexpectedly oust former CEO John Flannery.
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McDonald's board voted to oust Easterbrook on Friday, accusing him of violating company policy by having a consensual relationship with an employee.
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" It's the first time the group has targeted a Democrat in its campaign to oust politicians "in the pockets of Big Pharma.
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The move came as Guaido, who presides over the opposition-held National Assembly, seeks to revive his flailing movement to oust Maduro.
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Several White House officials said Kushner had nothing to do with the reports and was unaware of any plan to oust Tillerson.
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White's departure announcement comes less than month after Warren took the unusual step of asking President Obama to oust the SEC chair.
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While he condemned the attempt to oust Turkey's democratically elected government, Mr. Obama said he could not short-circuit that legal process.
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Unambiguous public support for impeachment may not be enough to oust Trump, but it's hard to see a successful effort without it.
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In fact, it was a group of former loyalists to deposed leader Moammar Gadhafi, whom Washington had sought to oust months earlier.
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Sanders is even seeking to oust Wasserman Schultz from elected office, publicly backing her primary challenger in Florida's 23rd District, Tim Canova.
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It's impossible to know whether those sources meant to give Trump a justification to oust the man who oversees the Russia investigation.
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Washington (CNN)Less than three hours before South Carolina's primary polls close, President Donald Trump urged Republican voters there to oust Rep.
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None of this is likely to happen unless the political opposition succeeds in its push to oust Mr. Maduro through constitutional means.
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A columnist for Mexican newspaper El Universal on Friday reported that board members in a meeting last Wednesday decided to oust Quintana.
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Since then, the White House has released a series of statements attempting to explain the president's decision to oust the FBI head.
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The drive to oust Mr. Murphy, he said, showed that the opposition party would look for anything to remove the elected president.
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Last week, a small National Guard unit stole a stockpile of weapons in what it said was an attempt to oust Maduro.
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Critics of the judge have assailed him for what they describe as a partisan attempt to bolster efforts to oust Ms. Rousseff.
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There is widespread speculation that Ramaphosa and his allies are lobbying ANC members to oust Zuma as head of state within weeks.
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A man involved in an alleged smear campaign to oust two top SoftBank executives has ties to Cambridge Analytica, Axios has discovered.
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Shareholders can call to oust a company's board if more than a quarter vote against pay plans two years in a row.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May would fight any attempt by her lawmakers to oust her, her spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The Trump team plans to oust the Obama-appointed heads of the National Nuclear Security Agency on Inauguration Day, according to Gizmodo.
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China Vanke was embroiled in an ownership tussle as financial conglomerate Baoneng Group sought to oust the company's management since late-2015.
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Theresa May vowed to fight "with everything I've got" Wednesday after her own party moved to oust her as British prime minister.
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Maduro calls Guaido a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him through a coup and has suggested he may be arrested for treason.
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In Zimbabwe in 2017, this contradiction became apparent only after elites complied with protester demands to oust Robert Mugabe, the longtime leader.
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There were shouts to oust Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez, whose disputed re-election victory in a November vote split the country.
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Without the army's support it is unlikely the protest movement would have been successful in its goal to oust the ex-president.
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Last year, the government accused the New People's Army and the Communist Party of working with opposition politicians to oust Mr. Duterte.
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Most recently, you might have heard of Elliott Management's activist play at Twitter, where the firm tried to oust CEO Jack Dorsey.
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But other Democrats said that even trying to oust Trump from office wouldn't stop them from working with him on other issues.
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The conglomerate had led the push to oust Mr. Neumann, and has been in talks to inject more money into the company.
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Senate tossups Democratic candidates in some of the nation's most competitive contests also outpaced the Republican incumbents they are trying to oust.
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It partly reflects their fear of zealous Trump supporters within the GOP rank-and-file, who might oust them in party primaries.
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The incident comes weeks after the United States slapped sanctions on PDVSA to try to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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The Saudi-led coalition has since retaken the south, but it has failed to oust the Houthis from the north (see map).
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Former Defense Department leaders backed a legal effort on Thursday to block President Trump's move to oust transgender troops from the military.
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Transition Briefing ■ President-elect Donald J. Trump personally intervened to oust the Republican Party chairman in Ohio who had opposed his campaign.
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To do so, Mr. Shulkin has indicated to congressional leaders that he plans to abandon the earlier effort to oust Mr. Hawkins.
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That long dry spell finally ended after the Capitals beat Pittsburgh in overtime, 227-213, to oust the Penguins in six games.
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It was America's most visible show of support yet for Mr. Guaidó, who is fighting to oust his country's president from power.
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The European Union and the International Monetary Fund also urged Kiev to oust him, as did Ukrainian anti-corruption activists and reformers.
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But he reiterated a threat to try to oust the justice minister unless he revised an already enacted reform of legal procedures.
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Mr. Parnas had worked with Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph Giuliani, to oust Ms. Yovanovitch, whom the president's allies considered an impediment.
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Linette needed two hours, eight minutes to oust Kuznetsova in the final tune-up before the Australian Open, which begins Jan. 20.
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When Gambia's president refused to give up power, neighboring countries rallied troops and invaded this month, threatening to oust him by force.
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ADP confirmed Pershing had amassed an 8 percent stake through Friday morning and that the manager wanted to oust the chief executive.
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Ghosn speaks out: Former autos legend Carlos Ghosn says he was the victim of a plot by Nissan executives to oust him.
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Britain's leader also challenged the opposition Labour Party to oust him in a vote of no confidence and trigger an early election.
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According to Politico, Bannon has privately expressed a desire to oust Barrasso, Fischer and Wicker, all of whom have received McConnell's support.
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Where Congress isn't really doing anything or didn't have any plans to do anything, we will (oust Trump) the old-fashioned way.
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That work was halted and employees laid off earlier this month due to sanctions designed to oust Venezuela's Socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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Many Republicans deeply dislike Cordray and the CFPB, arguing the agency's structure is unconstitutional, and are pushing for Trump to oust him.
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That includes an increasingly messy situation in Venezuela, where Bolton led a push to oust President Nicolás Maduro that has largely stalled.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was trying to tie the verdict and plea to Republican lawmakers she hopes to oust in November.
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The defense secretary said that the president had also ordered the Pentagon not to oust a Navy SEAL from that elite unit.
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And it will also measure the staying power of organizations like the Justice Democrats, which helped Ocasio-Cortez oust an establishment figure.
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In 2016, the Latinx group played a role in mobilizing Latinos to oust former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who illegally detained Latinos.
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Other Republicans, including social-conservative activists and Tea Party-backed lawmakers, have threatened to oust him as speaker during the special session.
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The Fourth District race has received national attention because four Democrats are running to oust Representative Tom McClintock, a five-term Republican.
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In March, supply dropped due to U.S. sanctions on state oil company PDVSA designed to oust President Nicolas Maduro, and power blackouts.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have bombed Yemen for more than two years, hoping to oust Iranian-aligned rebels who seized power.
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For now, you turn to small acts for the new babies, and work to oust the man-baby in the White House.
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Suggesting coordination continues with armed forces figures in the campaign to oust Maduro, Lopez said more "military movements" were on the way.
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And Breitbart's board members have debated whether to oust him as the media organization's chairman, according to the WSJ, citing unnamed sources.
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In short, should I have kept my word and taken more risks to save Syria, oust Assad and stop Putin dictating the outcome?
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Ghosn has said he is the victim of a boardroom coup, accusing "backstabbing" former colleagues of conspiring to oust him as Nissan chairman.
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Since its 2011 revolution to oust Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, Tunisia has grown into a model of democracy in a turbulent region.
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These loopholes can prove dangerous, giving landlords the ability to oust their tenants to avoid the responsibility of ridding their homes of lead.
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There were a lot of people in the press and in Congress calling for an invasion of Mexico to oust Napoleon III's troops.
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North's departure on Saturday came after he and other NRA members tried to oust LaPierre in an ugly standoff over the group's finances.
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National Amusements could exercise its voting power in such a meeting to oust directors it sees as loyal to Moonves, analysts have said.
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Clinton seized upon the perceived flip-flop, helping him oust Bush after a single term despite the Republican's major successes in foreign policy.
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The move to oust him was set in motion by Ratan Tata, the group's 79-year old patriarch (and Mr Mistry's interim successor).
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Mahathir has been campaigning to oust Prime Minister Najib Razak over alleged graft linked to scandal-ridden state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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Despite having helped to oust the palm oil company, campaigners were accused of being dependents of the company who should also be evicted.
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Myer Holdings Ltd shares fell to a record low after news the department store chain's top shareholder intends oust its board within weeks.
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In 2006, after threatening to wage a proxy war and oust three directors from New Century Financial, the company made him a director.
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Rebels in northwest Syria fighting to oust President Bashar al-Assad also include groups supported by Turkey, the United States and Gulf monarchies.
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UKIP's leader said he will not put up candidates in some seats where a pro-Brexit candidate can oust a pro-Remain one.
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And, prompted by a reporter's question, the country's first female president said a "strong component" of sexism was behind efforts to oust her.
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Ron DeSantis's decision to oust him for the botched response to the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Maduro calls Guaido a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup and has accused the opposition of trying to "steal" Citgo.
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Trump reversed a Navy decision to oust Gallagher, in a chain of events that led to the resignation of Navy Secretary Richard Spencer.
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It appears reports that anchor Megyn Kelly also told lawyers she was sexually harassed by Ailes sped up the decision to oust him.
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"Nissan's internal investigation has uncovered substantial evidence of blatantly unethical conduct," Maxfield said, adding that the board unanimously voted to oust both men.
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The money, raised during the impeachment inquiry, was mostly from supporters angry at Democratic efforts to oust him from office, Republican officials said.
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As Democrats escalate their calls for President Donald Trump's impeachment, the race to oust the president at the ballot box is tightening. Sen.
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Breitbart's board is mulling whether to oust Bannon, and the Mercer family, one of the outlet's main shareholders, has distanced itself from him.
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It surfaced that the VCs wanted to oust the founder prior to investing, but clearly felt that honesty would have killed their deal.
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She is an organiser of the peaceful protest movement that prompted the army to oust Sudan's murderous dictator, Omar al-Bashir, in April.
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Mr Icahn has said that he will launch a proxy fight to oust four of Occidental's directors in order to block the takeover.
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He said Biden will win support because he "is the one person in this race" who can oust Trump in the general election.
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In the weeks since that first tweet, the protest has developed into a musical movement seeking to oust Trump from the White House.
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Damascus describes all the rebels fighting to oust Assad, which include both nationalist groups and jihadist factions banned by Western countries, as terrorists.
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