Not only is this out of step with the evidence, it is out of step with the public will.
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Biden is simply out of step with the nature of the current Democratic Party — which, by the way, is out of step with America.
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" McCarthy has accused Amash of seeking attention with his remarks and told reporters Amash was "out of step with this conference" and "out of step with America.
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"Justin is one person with one opinion that is out of step with this conference and out of step with America," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Tuesday.
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Any deviation, Kurzban continued in an email, is likely to be severely punished: Being just a tiny bit out of step is seen as grievous a sin as being completely out of step.
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I just sort of fell out of step with them.
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Is the Democratic Party out of step with its base?
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It's out of step with the rest of the world.
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And it may be out of step with the times.
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So what if his taste sometime seems out of step?
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She has always felt out of step with the present.
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Such a standard is out of step with modern products.
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Mike Conley feels similarly out of step with the times.
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Warren, noted Wilson, might have been out of step with her contemporaries at the time, and particularly "out of step" with white Americans who were "tired" of the decades-long battle to integrate public schools.
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Requiring federal job applicants to reveal their participation in programs that were developed to prevent stigmatization is a change that's out-of-step with criminal justice research and out-of-step with the American public.
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And they are out of step with the majority of Americans.
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The statements seemed odd and out of step with regional developments.
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This, he noted, is out of step with "the new capitalism".
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Asked if Alexander was out of step with House Republicans, Sen.
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And how out of step with what Americans want from government.
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Richard Rodriguez: The DCCC is out of step with Democratic values.
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His evangelical lunacy is totally out of step with the state.
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But her stoic pragmatism is out of step with the times.
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Activists countered that the labor movement had fallen out of step.
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Worse, the brand finds itself out of step with consumer taste.
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It is also out of step with its Chinese-speaking neighbors.
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Moreover, Macron's platform seemed totally out of step with the times.
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It is not so much that Mr. Biden was out of step with the Democratic electorate, but that the 231 Democratic candidates are out of step with American voters, even Democratic voters, on the issue of abortion.
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But they're out of step with both scientists and, yes, the public.
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The KMT is out of step with voters in other respects, too.
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It's out of step with Republican orthodoxy and impossible to deliver on.
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Strauss felt out of step with his peers, dismayed by their attitude.
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That candidate is also profoundly out of step with longstanding Republican commitments.
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The Bern argued Clinton is out of step with the party's base.
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Sessions's crusade against drugs is quixotic and out of step with this.
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And it's increasingly out of step with how the gaming industry works.
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And Google is hardly out of step with the wider financial industry.
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Need evidence that Washington is out of step with the American mainstream?
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Nor is his celebration of wealth out of step with conservative norms.
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Yet in addition to worrying that she is out of step, Mrs.
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The ISM is also out of step with other strong economic indicators.
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The quiet "Rectify," like Daniel, feels out of step with its time.
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Without one, he risks being out of step with this historic moment.
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When they do, expectations can be out of step with new realities.
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And it is out of step with the history of antitrust law.
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The title of his autobiography, "All Out of Step," sums it up.
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But the Matthews style was increasingly out of step with the times.
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None of this is out of step with what his base wants.
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Last week, however, the real Europe fell out of step with Trump.
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Defining a wine by aging seems out of step with the times.
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That's out of step with the zeitgeist on the left, where Sens.
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Her "simplicity is sculptural" — and out of step with modernity, he said.
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The figures signal that China is out of step with global trends.
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But his artistic vision may be out of step with the times.
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Newman said those positions were out of step with the Democratic party.
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Democratic candidates Republican candidates OUT OF STEP MAINSTREAM 57 56 54 48 45 38 OUT OF STEP 33 19913 MAINSTREAM 2012 2016 2018 2012 2016 2018 Democratic candidates Republican candidates OUT OF STEP 60% 57 56 19603 IN THE MAINSTREAM 48 45 40% 38 OUT OF STEP 33 33 IN THE MAINSTREAM 20% 2012 2016 19703 2012 2016 2018 By The New York Times | Source: NBC News/Wall Street Journal Survey From 2016 to 2018, the percentage of voters describing Democratic candidates as "in the mainstream" fell from 48 percent to 33 percent.
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In some ways, Trump's conservative direction seems out of step with his campaign.
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It was out of step with the time, as far as I knew.
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But holding back for so long put him out of step with voters.
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It's also an issue where she's out of step with her party's base.
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The modern left may have fallen out of step with our revolutionary heritage.
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It makes me think the commission is out of step with the threat.
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But expert opinion is out of step with these literal and legislative marches.
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Even if it does, Congress remains out of step with the White House.
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It is an ideology that is increasingly out of step with our times.
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Cutting rich people's taxes couldn't be more out of step with the zeitgeist.
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But this transformation in perceptions is out of step with the underlying reality.
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Mr. Perry may be out of step with many of his new constituents.
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But even meeting with the president struck some Democrats as out of step.
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Japan's royal family is out of step with monarchies elsewhere in the world.
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But all she did was prove how out of step she truly is.
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In this way, The Testaments feels oddly out of step with its time.
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I don't think my Internet habits are out of step with most people.
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Rules that seem out of step with the 21st century pervade the nation.
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Thailand's dismal performance is not dramatically out of step with countries of similar incomes.
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I would be dishonest to suggest I walk out of step with this march.
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You'll hear that the President's proposal is out of step with the American people.
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The problem with this view is that it's totally out of step with reality.
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Britain's potential for being out of step can also be seen in monetary policy.
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The outraged Instagram users considered the post out of step with V-Day's meaning.
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My opponent, Mark Harris, is out of step with this district and this century.
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Washington has not always been so out-of-step—and it need not be.
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When you get out of step with that, you are on the chopping block.
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He feels like a monster for being so out of step with the consensus.
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Call me out of step with the times, but I'm a skilled ballroom dancer.
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In those two areas, thankfully, they are also out of step with majority sentiment.
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Mr. Biden was depicted as a lackluster contender out of step with the times.
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So, being out-of-step is not from ignorance, nor is Kiltumper an idyll.
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I'm a little surprised that your husband is out of step on this one.
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This is an attractive worldview, albeit a bit out of step with our time.
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Their participation makes it clear: Abortion opponents are out of step with the march.
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Lipinski is viewed by many liberal Democrats as out of step with his party.
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Like Johnson, Weld found himself out of step with Republicans on numerous social issues.
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His top-down management style is not altogether out of step with previous monarchs.
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The economies of the eurozone are also badly out of step with one another.
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Trump's move falls out of step with the Pentagon, which on the Korean Peninsula.
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Mr. Macron appeared out of step: on the European stage, he is a liberal democrat in a world of mounting populism, and at home he is "profoundly out of step, in respect to populations that are demanding more protection," said Mr. Cohen.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat - as an extreme liberal and "out of step" with constituents.
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But it feels out of step with the way most photographers work at this point.
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Well, that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing — or out of step for the franchise.
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The church is also increasingly out of step with Chileans on matters of sexual morality.
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Automakers say the rules impose significant costs and are out of step with consumer preferences.
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IN RECENT years, as Italy has struggled economically, Milan has been happily out of step.
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Even then, Brazil is likely to be out of step with major global automotive trends.
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Its advocates in the party are older and out of step with the party's base.
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"I don't like to feel out of step with my fellow man," the earl says.
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One group with whom the Chamber is not out of step is the Republican Party.
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Which partly goes to show that Europe's nationalists are out of step with each other.
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"It's a big change, it is out of step with everyone, except America," said Tiffen.
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But it's the creepy trackers that are looking increasingly out of step with public opinion.
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He described a movement that was too out of step with the zeitgeist to succeed.
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"I may be out of step with this campus," Mr. Bensimon, a government major, said.
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"What we have in immigration court is an out-of-step system," Mr. Kang said.
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But Republican bias against climate science is out of step with the majority of Americans.
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"I do believe Speaker Pelosi is out of step with her party," Mr. McCarthy said.
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GHENT, Belgium — The NTGent theater here was out of step with its surroundings last weekend.
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But she made it plain that she viewed his policies as dangerously out of step.
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But Shojaei said the ban was "very embarrassing" and out of step with modern Iran.
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More specific to Bloomberg, there are areas where he's out of step with the left.
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The timing couldn't have been more out of step with the direction of the country.
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Berkshire's performance suffered, and Buffett took criticism for being out of step with the times.
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Importantly, it is also out of step with what is happening in the United States.
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Such an action would also be out of step with the wishes of the American people.
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Starr wears a black suit while McCartney is barefoot, out of step and holding a cigarette.
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The 62-year-old Trump voter said O'Connor was too out of step with the district.
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Asia's harsh anti-drug policies are falling out of step with the rest of the world.
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Out of step with today's demand, especially in the media, for contrition, apology and even tears.
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But in at least one respect, Bannon was out of step with nearly all of them.
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It really signals House Republicans being out of step with what Republican voters and Americans want.
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The testimony was out of step with Trump's own pronouncements of the threat posed by Tehran.
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Critics have also pointed to the intelligence assessment as seemingly out of step with Trump's pronouncements.
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They also suggest that the president is out of step with the rest of his administration.
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On Golf Long ahead of its time, the Ryder Cup now risks falling out of step.
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Unfortunately, the likely consequences of the tax are far out of step with its browbeaten rhetoric.
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It's easy to find issues on which Johnson is out of step with most other Republicans.
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Trump's description of immigration more broadly is out of step with his own White House too.
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Those are the issues where Lipinski is likely to be out of step with Democratic women.
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But his South China Sea rhetoric appears out of step with public opinion in the Philippines.
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He is a man profoundly out of step with the world in which he finds himself.
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If you're out of step with your friends, it's because you're clear that cheating is wrong.
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ASIC investigation finds CommInsure's methods were not illegal but "clearly out of step with community expectations".
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On the surface, both speeches seemed out of step with activist Democrats and a potential liability.
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The video paints Trump's position as out of step with longstanding bipartisan concern for the environment.
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Senators aren't normally as out of step with their home states as Smith was with Oregon.
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They said they felt unwanted by Kansas Republicans and out of step with Mr. Trump's priorities.
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This move is also not out of step with trends in California or around the country.
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"We are also going to confront what we believe is out of step with international law, out of step with international tribunals that have spoken on the issue, and part of this is we maintain a very transparent military activity out in the Pacific," he said.
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So the Trump Administration may find itself out of step both with the science -- and the public.
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Having been excommunicated by Pope Pius V, and out of step with Catholic Europe, she needed allies.
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I also felt out of step with the world I grew up in, tremendously alienated and lonely.
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The big picture: The U.S. is growing increasingly out of step with the rest of the world.
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A lot of out-of-step politicians seem to think that these technology companies are all bad.
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"I think [Pence] is totally right — and totally out of step with his running mate," O'Hanlon said.
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This year's presidential race shows how the parties have become so out-of-step with that ideal.
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These celebrity overtures were out of step with the priorities and concerns of white working-class women.
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"We've never been characterized as so out of step with the mainstream of America," Ms. Roberts said.
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"More proof of how out of step media elites are with most Americans," he wrote on Facebook.
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It is a common-sense combination that is out of step with the base of both parties.
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The two nations may be out of step on basic sequencing, too: who gives what, and when.
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But so far, the U.S.C./LAT panel has consistently been far out of step with other surveys.
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Cruz has tried to paint O'Rourke as out of step with the priorities of conservative-leaning Texans.
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The idea was immediately knocked back by Ireland as being out of step with the EU's stance.
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But its sharp-edged humor and stereotypes may feel out of step in the identity politics age.
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He led the Northern League, a regional separatist party seemingly out of step with the national mood.
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Davis's process is out of step with the pace of high fashion — and that's partially the point.
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Phil Scott of Vermont, both moderates increasingly out of step with the national party, and Ms. Collins.
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But as older white men, they are out of step with ascendant forces in the party today.
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But its sharp-edged humor and stereotypes may feel out of step in the identity-politics age.
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It was an arbitrary decision, and one that was out of step with the company's stated policies.
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These punitive policies are out of step with public opinion, as are efforts to end legal abortion.
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If so, this further proves that Senate Republicans are utterly out of step with the #MeToo generation.
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But Biden's lower standing among liberals doesn't necessarily mean he is seen as ideologically out of step.
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One wrong move, and you could find yourself floundering and out of step with the entire industry.
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The message is Senator Heidi Heitkamp is a liberal Senator out of step with North Dakota values.
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Go deeper: The U.S. is out of step with the rest of the world on mobile payments
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It's hard to overstate how out of step Carter was with the rest of the Democratic Party.
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He also took a cowboy isolationist view of foreign policy far out of step with Republican wisdom.
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Yeah. And what we were doing at the time — I mean, we were already out of step.
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Forcing it unnaturally out of step with the public is bad for both the Court and the country.
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" The Democrats supporting the bill, Bolt said, "are out of step with what the majority of Americans believe.
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While Trump's statements are in line with American policy, they're out of step with this traditional rhetorical requirement.
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When it debuted in 2014, its overwhelming grief was, perhaps, a little out of step with the times.
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It is certainly true that such outdated adverts are woefully out of step with modern views on equality.
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This approach might sound touchy-feely but it is also out of step with many other contemporary trends.
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Mainstream center-left and center-right parties have denounced the government for being out of step with Europe.
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Henry A. Waxman blasted all of the executives for being so out of step with the medical community.
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In Denver, Hillary Clinton had blasted McConnell's stance as "totally out of step with history and constitutional principles."
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With these two lines, Aveiro-Ojeda is building a cyberpunk world slightly out of step with our own.
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Many of the world's prominent economists have declared that the market swoon looks out of step with fundamentals.
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And even on the issue of funding NATO, the White House seems out of step with the public.
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But by then, she was a Rockefeller Republican, out of step with most members of her father's party.
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"It creates a court that can become very out of step with the world it directs," Fredrickson said.
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Automakers argue the vehicle emissions rules will impose significant costs and are out of step with consumer preferences.
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Advocates for new firearms legislation are eager to portray political opponents as out of step with public sentiment.
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FiveThirtyEight writes that the party appears dominated by older, whiter voters out of step with most Americans' politics.
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The White House's new Iran policy is out of step with Congress, its allies, and with economic reality.
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Yet it is common to hear criticism that the court is out of step with the American public.
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Chief Justice John Roberts clearly understands the political implications of a court out of step with the populace.
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But he's been out of step with much of the caucus on major issues important to the base.
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Trump's views on issues like trade and immigration are also out of step with Thiel's own libertarian views.
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Michelle wonders whether Booker's "radical love" approach is out of step with the pugilistic politics of the moment.
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Mr. Biden's Democratic rivals can hope that he is out of step with a majority of the party.
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He's out of step with mainstream Republicans, most notably on the issue of favoring legal access to abortion.
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Neighborhood Joint The Heidelberg seems out of step with the high-rise aesthetic of the Upper East Side.
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Every now and then one was slightly out of step, which only emphasized the regularity of the others.
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Grenell was out of step with the State Department on his effort to push countries to decriminalize homosexuality.
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Depending on your position in a company, you might feel as if doing so is out of step.
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But the early version of the study is out of step with Trump administration rhetoric on energy policy.
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"The pace this technology is moving is out of step with the public's expectations about privacy," she says.
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A recent study of the departing Parliament found it to be out of step with citizens' greatest concerns.
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Whatever its habitable charms and nostalgic appeal, the single-family home is out of step with the future.
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"What she's doing is out of step with past precedent and an affront to the Senate," Graham said.
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I realize that this all sounds hopelessly old-fashioned and out of step with our angry, cynical times.
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For too long, our tax law has fallen woefully out of step with how commerce is conducted today.
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Their dismissal of the council's proposal is myopic and puts their party out of step with the country.
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Over and over, Horowitz staked out positions that were out of step with his bosses -- Barr and Trump.
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Nielsen was hardly a moderate out of step with President Donald Trump on his signature issue of immigration.
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This is not the first time Washington has been so out of step with most of the country.
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Bartlett's mythically infused Realism — which once looked out-of-step to certain New York critics — suddenly looks prescient.
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Especially for a '80s-reference-heavy series like Stranger Things that is fairly out of step with the present.
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This may be slightly pronounced in the Trump administration, but it's not that out of step with previous administrations.
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This makes the movie's sole Asian character seem foreign and out of step on an otherwise bilingual international team.
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Currently, house prices in Vancouver seem clearly out of step with economic fundamentals, and are in bubble risk territory.
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All right, coming up, Democratic candidates are out of step with the mainstream; in other news, chocolate is delicious.
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Like a drunk octopus trying to line dance at his sister&aposs wedding, the Dems are out of step.
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In a new poll, 793 percent of voters say Democratic candidates are out of step with the mainstream thinking.
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About the criticism that the Democratic Party is out of step it&aposs -- that&aposs the definition of progressivism.
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The official party is somewhat out of step with its voters, still more Clintonite than many voters would like.
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Trump's tweets appeared out of step with the initial U.S. reaction to the diplomatic fight in the Middle East.
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In the ring, he was out of step with the times: where wrestling still plodded, Snuka wanted to fly.
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But any move to pursue the company would be out of step with Pai's industry-friendly agenda thus far.
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But once he sensed that his views were out of step with GOP primary voters, he quickly abandoned them.
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For being so out of step with the ostensibly secular art of modernism, Tissot's biblical watercolors feel oddly familiar.
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Polling shows these Kennedys are increasingly out of step with the 60 percent of Americans who support legalizing marijuana.
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Republicans blasted Abrams, arguing that she's "trying to stay relevant" and is out of step with most Georgia voters.
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This commitment to continuity almost immediately put Haley out of step with how modern writers and artists approached slavery.
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Shulkin's opponents, though, say that approach is out of step with sweeping reforms Trump promised during his presidential campaign.
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Third-ranked mobile operator DTAC, criticized the terms of the auction for being "out of step" with industry needs.
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Some ads chided her as an emblem of the liberal elite out of step with a traditionally Republican district.
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"Even when cities do receive federal funding, it is often wildly out of step with their needs," Beyer continues.
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Trump has frequently appeared to be out of step with the message on Russia coming from his own administration.
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Making matters worse is that Alaska's economic cycle is profoundly out of step with the rest of the nation.
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Mr. Faso has criticized his opponent as a carpetbagger and for being politically out of step with the district.
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It's also adjusting any creative whose tone was deemed out of step with the times, CMO Dara Treseder, said.
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G.O.P. strategists worry that a least a few of those candidates are out of step with the general electorate.
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Backing Donald Trump simply adds to Thiel's existing reputation as out of step with Silicon Valley's prevailing liberal norms.
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And that could explain why the mood among many Americans is out of step with generally healthy looking data.
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Democratic leaders in New York were quick to portray Mr. Molinaro as out of step with the state's values.
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It's just one piece of evidence among many that Biden is out of step with where the party is.
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But Medium, which began out of step with nearly all other media, now seems to inhabit a different universe.
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Wine School If ever a wine seemed out of step with the times, it would be Rioja Gran Reserva.
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Weld's pitch, constructed around his identity as a centrist moderate, is seriously out of step with today's Republican Party.
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The proposal is the epitome of senseless government action and sharply out of step with Mr. Trump's populist mandate.
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By 2010, however, both the Obama administration and the Tea Party opposition were out of step with the times.
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An Independent Payment Advisory Board is simply out of step with the times in which we're fortunate to live.
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But Dominguez, the Exelon vice president, said that's out of step with a world increasingly concerned about climate change.
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Pelosi is also out of step with her party's base voters, who want this President out of office now.
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Rotten Tomatoes also lets audiences rate movies, and the score is often out of step with the critical score.
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They could've conceded that they were out of step with the Senate and endorsed the Rounds-King-Collins plan.
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Cruz argued that O'Rourke is dangerously liberal, while O'Rourke called Cruz out-of-step and beholden to Republican donors.
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It's hard to draw up a better way to portray an incumbent as out of step with his constituents.
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So really this is out of step with what I think the people of California and the voters and the bulk of the Democratic Party really want, so it&aposs unfortunate that some of the machinery of the party in different places is out of step with the mainstream of Democratic voters.
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"It's decidedly out of step with the traditions of freedom of speech and of the press enshrined in our Constitution."
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All of those positions are out of step with the views of a country that's supposed to reflect majority will.
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Cybersecurity experts worried about a lack of judicial oversight, saying the policy was out of step with privacy laws elsewhere.
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He has been leading the charge against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, again out of step with President Trump.
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It's an ostentatious display that seems distant, even out of step with the concerns and circumstances of the outside world.
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That cannot have been easy, given that books about freedom are a bit out of step with the current zeitgeist.
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"He repeatedly demonstrates that he is out of step with the values of the modern Democratic Party," the mayor tweeted.
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"I feel out of step with the rest of society, and I'm not sure… how to rectify that," she says.
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"That business is completely out of step with what [the] community's expectations are," Queensland Attorney-General Yvette D'Ath told news.com.au.
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He fears the perception, even among the party's traditional constituency, is that they are out of step with the times.
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"They conceded that the award was out of date and problematic, and out of step with public interests," she said.
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"This policy is not only archaic and out-of-step with the rest of America but also dangerous," Renn added.
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"My concern is that once again, the administration's rhetoric is out of step with its actual policy moves," Sachs said.
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Substantively, Ossoff isn't out of step with the party mainstream, and Democrats don't seem particularly troubled by his shrewd strategy.
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The entire U.S. Senate is showing itself to be out of step with the pro-life nation as a whole.
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The current use of family separation as a deterrent to undocumented immigration is completely out of step with these principles.
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The notion that the system is rigged in favor of big corporations certainly isn't out of step with public opinion.
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Written decades before the rise of streaming music services, BMI's current consent decree is out of step with the marketplace.
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To millions of Americans, this makes sense, but unfortunately, federal officials are often out of step with the American people.
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That said, it can also feel out of step with the emotions typically experienced by people as they're growing up.
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The percentage describing Democratic candidates as "out of step with most Americans' thinking" rose from 42 percent to 56 percent.
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But being spectacularly out of step with the public on this issue is nothing new for the Grand Old Party.
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Democrats tend to favor gun rights and oppose abortion, which leaves them feeling out of step with the national party.
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Other critics said the initial list has too many corporate lobbyists, which is out of step with the grassroots base.
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Since the hitching problems are out of step with the game's general performance, it feels like they should be addressable.
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"I think the people here are really out of step with those forces," he said of Democratic State Committee members.
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Dukakis, Gephardt argued, was "really out of step with where the Democratic Party is going on trade," and he was.
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But in fact, it's not wildly out of step with what you see in other cases and not necessarily inappropriate.
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HB1108 and the statements made by Pischke about the legislation are out of step with mainstream perspectives on this issue.
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TBL: Isn't one interpretation that some Democratic elites are simply out of step with the views of their own voters?
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Which is absolutely fine, but it makes the scale of the deal a little out of step with that fact.
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"Trump has also put our climate in peril and shown he is out of step with the American people," Schreiber added.
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But North Korea isn't the only place with a time zone that's out of step with the rest of the world.
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But those qualities, and that hopefulness, are out of step with the resentful identity politics that drive the Republican Party today.
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Trump's repeated statements that Saudi Arabia is a "strong ally" of the U.S. are also out of step with public opinion.
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For one, abortion-obsessed Catholic politicians, and perhaps jurists, are in danger of finding themselves out of step with Francis's church.
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Clinton casts Sanders as "pie in the sky" in Wisconsin This, Clinton argues, is out of step with New York values.
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Flake, 55, described himself in October as out of step with his party and said he would not seek re-election.
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If an opposition aspect makes your ego and emotions feel out of step, a square creates flat-out tension between them.
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Orm's apparent sincerity, and his serious point about the surface-dwellers, feels out of step with the rest of his deal.
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She openly questions his electability and argues that he is out of step with the party on guns and other issues.
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This week, Clinton and her aides suggested Sanders was out-of-step with the Democratic Party on a host of issues.
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But this is "far out of step" with what scientific knowledge says would be required to tackle climate change, it added.
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The reality of today's news is out of step with the 3.5 percent share price climb triggered by the WSJ's report.
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Trump's tweets on Tuesday appeared out of step with the initial U.S. reaction to the diplomatic fight in the Middle East.
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Both are being undertaken deceitfully, out of step with the standard view of what it means to faithfully execute elected office.
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Candidates like Warren and Bernie Sanders suffer in this environment because their ideas are out of step with the D.C. consensus.
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While the switch might be briefly disconcerting, in the long run we think the uppercase "Internet" would seem out of step.
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The North Koreans, noticing Trump's aides are often out of step with him, have also preferred to deal directly with Trump.
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Schumer's sleight of hand acts as a defense of the company's strategy, making him out of step with his own party.
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The next day Trump dismissed the sanctions, placing Haley in the awkward position of looking out of step with her boss.
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Instead, from the late nineteen-sixties onward, the effusion of Romantic tendencies rendered the Winters position even more out of step.
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But under the Trump administration, the foundation's leadership is out of step with the direction that the Democratic Party is taking.
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Schumer reads polls and knows that 56 percent of Americans consider these candidates to be "out of step" with most Americans.
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The G.D.P. data is also increasingly out of step with other indicators that suggest an even sharper growth slowdown, economists say.
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But even as dad history has reached its cultural zenith, it has never seemed more out of step with the times.
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Pete Wells, our chief restaurant critic, found the new Manhattan restaurant Benno proudly out of step with the age — and excellent.
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Justice Democrats and other progressive activists argued that Biden's decades-long record makes him out of step with the party's base.
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From the collection of Dorothy and Richard Sherwood, based in California, the image was out of step with today's cultural times.
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For now, though, and at the risk of sounding hopelessly out of step with the times, let me venture a guess.
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To say this film now seems dated, confusing and wildly out of step with current sensitivities is to state the obvious.
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On Friday, he again defended the players' actions, when asked whether he thought his views were out of step with Texans.
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David Richardson — have tried to hang that on her, arguing that she is out of step with the party's progressive roots.
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Bradley brushed aside the contention among the left flank of the party that Biden is out of step with today's progressives.
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But what plays on the two small speakers above the door is also distinctively out of step with the modern world.
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A closing note that the captors "lie in unmarked graves in East London" seems out of step with what precedes it.
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Wade into federal law, the comment made it clear Gabbard is out of step with her fellow 2020 contenders, Dreith said.
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Miltenberg has said that Trump's election, despite sexual-assault allegations, demonstrated that university practices are out of step with public opinion.
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"I don't think democracy allows for this Congress to be do out of step with the American public for long," he said.
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This trajectory was "far out of step" with what scientific knowledge says would be required to tackle climate change, the report said.
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Moore's campaign has cast Jones as a liberal out of step with Alabama voters, seizing on the Democrat's support of abortion rights.
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In the end, it's an approach to comedy, and to queer storytelling, that feels out of step with the current cultural moment.
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And if the work was duller than the recruiters had promised, her fellow consultants' workaholism was out of step with that dullness.
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But the optimism felt out of step with recent communications on malaria from the Gates Foundation, the funder of the Lancet report.
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"Mitt Romney's actions today are wildly out of step with his own constituents," the Republican National Committee told NBC in a statement.
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The public feed is simply out of step with how we understand and expect a peer-to-peer payment app to work.
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Tony Fratto, a former official in the administration of Republican George W. Bush, criticized Trump as out of step with the party.
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Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang criticized the administration's move, calling it out of step with both national and international trends.
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Companies must heed privacy concerns, or risk falling out of step with regulatory compliance guidelines and falling out of favor with customers.
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These are great drivetrains, but they're out of step with a future in which sub-20-mpg vehicles could be effectively outlawed.
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Some see the fund-driven retreat in wheat as out of step with improving exports and a decline in U.S. wheat plantings.
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Or was he channeling a fear — justified or not — of progressives who are out of step with the middle of the country?
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The NCI model is dated, low-risk, low-reward and out of step with breakthroughs and innovation in medical research and technology.
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Trump went on to win a supermajority of support from evangelical voters, putting Moore largely out of step with his theological brethren.
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Moore, meanwhile, seems married to tactics that are now noticeably out-of-step with the movement he's always counted on for support.
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Panasonic's move to diversify its solar customers is the latest sign of the company falling out of step with its longtime partner.
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But the biggest break came over Russia, a subject where Trump's foreign policy views are most out of step with mainstream thinking.
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This is just another example of how out of step Mr. Harris is — not just with this district but with this century.
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More fundamentally, the hawkish "all options" approach is out of step with how Americans think the United States should conduct foreign policy.
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But, but, but: As Axios' Dion Rabouin reports, the U.S. is growing increasingly out of step with the rest of the world.
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Kim Jong Un adopted a ruling style from his father and grandfather that is much out of step with Soviet-era practices.
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" Viner told CNN that there is a danger of AAP's health guidance being protective and "out of step with the modern world.
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So the director Ivy Meeropol's "Indian Point," due in theaters on July 8, is a bit out of step with the competition.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's harsher immigration stances during the Obama years also seem out-of-step with the Democratic Party of the Trump era.
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The portion of voters describing Democratic candidates as "out of step" with most thinking rose dramatically from 42 percent to 56 percent.
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And many of Sanders' positions do fit in the mainstream of Democratic politics, even though they are out of step with AIPAC.
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As an adult, I still think Jesus seems like a swell fellow, but I feel out of step with most Christian churches.
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Not all species are adjusting to this warming at the same rate, and, as a result, some are falling out of step.
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The recent anti-abortion laws passed in Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri and Ohio are out of step with public opinion on the issue.
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They are also not allowed to reign on the throne, which puts Japan out of step with other monarchies around the world.
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The Iran issue is not the only one in which Mr. Bolton has appeared to be out of step with the president.
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But precisely because the ban was so out of step with the world, the royal decree overturning it carries major symbolic importance.
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"The response has been out of step, disconnected," said Sony Clinquart, the mayor of a small town near Dunkirk in the north.
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Cruz, who called for building a border wall, accused O'Rourke of being "out of step with Texas" on the issue of immigration.
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It seemed out of step in a culture that pushes designer clothing, the newest action toys or S.U.V.s with giant red bows.
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Trump used the Wednesday rally to savage Edwards as a "failed governor" who is ideologically out of step with the conservative state.
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The "he had it coming" camp's celebration of the violence against a reporter seemed out of step with Mr. Gianforte's own response.
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He published an article in 2001 that claimed data on manufacturing output was out of step with underlying figures on electricity consumption.
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We simply haven't had a president this antagonistic toward, and out of step with, his own party in Congress in three decades.
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If they voted against Kavanaugh, they could appear to be out of step with voters at home and risk losing re-election.
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It doesn't help that Christian communities can be out of step with the rest of the country when it comes to certain issues.
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That means your iMessages won't be out of step anymore and the faces you've identified in the Photos app will also sync up.
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But with chain stores as scarce in the area as Citi Bikes, Sunset Park generally still seems out of step with trendier precincts.
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The quickened pace of life that the high-tech inventions ushered in is out of step with the Santa Clara of my youth.
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He said he often feels marginalized and "out of step" within his community, and they attended this event because they shared its values.
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To those more familiar with the Tesla billionaire's controversial business decision-making, his late-night turn to rap may seem out of step.
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On the flip side, nearly identical numbers see Republicans is out of step, although that&aposs remained constant over the past two years.
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They&aposre like, "Oh, they&aposre out of step," but like, "Oh, we knew it," ahead of time, they could have saved money.
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The House's posture is also increasingly out of step with the urgent tone many Democratic presidential primary candidates are striking around the country.
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If anything, the PRRI survey is a reminder that social conservatives are out of step with most Americans on a host of issues.
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Some in tech see Feinstein as out of step with their fast-growing industry and have clashed with her over issues like encryption.
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His support for abortion rights and legalized marijuana appeals to many young people, while putting him out of step with his former party.
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While Fallon has sought to stay within his comfort zone, his approach at times has looked out of step with the prevailing tides.
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Louisiana is expected to easily back Trump next year, and Edwards' views in many ways are out of step with his own party.
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To him, being out of step with his times — ahead, he would say — is precisely what leads to accusations of betraying his people.
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Most importantly, the funding that does come back from the federal government is often out of step with the needs of the area.
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What animated most of his best work was an aversion to moralism that seems out of step in an age of internet outrage.
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They also see transgender advocates as out of step with the public even as celebrities and the Democratic Party champion the transgender cause.
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Mr. Trump stepped up pressure on the North and escalated tensions with belligerent rhetoric, leaving Mr. Moon increasingly out of step with Washington.
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Trump's reelection campaign expects to dispatch surrogates to make the case that certain Democratic candidates are ideologically out of step with their party.
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Often these themes manifested in an affection for objects that have lost their usefulness but linger on, out of step with their surroundings.
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Furthermore, the group is out of step with Congress and mainstream Jews who support moving the embassy and recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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His problem among Latinos has been largely overlooked as Buttigieg labors to counter criticism that he is out of step with African Americans.
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"In the case of Hoover his ideology simply was totally out of step with what the country needed at that time," she said.
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To this day, Mr Maduro claims that by taking such a critical stance, the country's bishops are out of step with their own pontiff.
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The mayor's stance put him out of step with other prominent New York politicians, including Governor Andrew Cuomo, who said he would not march.
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O'Rourke has tried to toe the line between calling for gun control and showing he's not totally out of step with the state's culture.
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But soaring prices for these newer formulations is out of step with how much they improve treatment for patients, said Yale endocrinologist Kasia Lipska.
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And also look for Kaine to highlight Pence's record on LGBT issues to paint the GOP ticket as out of step with swing voters.
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So the cost problem is worse for the WGA, but it's not totally out of step with what the rest of America is seeing.
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Staff at the school immediately worried that this living arrangement was out of step with the nursery's ultra-Orthodox culture, and might alienate parents.
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But a week ago, Pence was an unpopular governor who'd fallen a bit out of step ideologically with the main currents in his party.
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"Same Drugs" is a Peter Pan story: about growing up and falling out of step with someone you used to be in tune with.
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While it's great that People is acknowledging that women over 40 are beautiful, the magazine appears to demonstrated how out of step it is.
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Though experience shared through age undoubtedly exists, the path is so strongly mapped out that doing anything out of step often trips you up.
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It found that 56 percent of Americans see Democratic candidates as out of step with the mainstream, compared with just 42 percent since 2016.
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But his pro-business message puts him somewhat out-of-step with bipartisan support for taking a tougher line on perceived Chinese trade abuses.
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For a rapper who's defined musical trends, from sped-up soul samples to earnest autotune and emo rap, West suddenly felt out of step.
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No other country imposes these regulated consent decrees on their music industry, putting the U.S. out of step with the rest of the world.
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Worryingly, that's out of step with its European rival Total, which also reported quarterly earnings on Thursday and avoided a slump in the quarter.
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The remarks from the Pentagon chief fall out of step with Trump, who has repeatedly called for Russia to rejoin the G-7 group.
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Sanford's loss should be a wake-up call for Republican members of Congress who find themselves out of step with the Trump policy agenda.
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For one, the stronger the national populist movements elsewhere in the world, the less their own campaigns look out of step, unreasonable, or radical.
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She argues that Lipinski's views on abortion rights, immigration and LGBT rights are "antiquated" and out of step with a district that backed Sen.
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But Ms. Trubilina's defensive fury at what she sees as unfair distortion is far out of step with the way many other residents feel.
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Those half-beams, now out of step, will then interfere with each other at the detector in a way that tells of their experience.
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" Mattis assured lawmakers that he had not "been given some carte blanche to draw up ... a number that's out of step with the strategy.
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Adopting essentially all the positions of a far-right advocacy organization might seem likely to put Trump out of step with most Republican politicians.
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I'm trying not to be too out of step with the rhythm of the environment, because suddenly I become visible for the wrong reasons.
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If you've felt out of step with the universe, you now have an opportunity to see which beliefs and assumptions you have to adjust.
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It reasons, then, that Republican candidates who oppose renewables are not only out of step with general election voters, but with their own party.
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Questions persist about his age and moderate brand of politics, which progressives contend is out of step with the leftward shift of the party.
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The best part is that it's so gleefully out of step with what one might expect from the art of a renegade robot comic.
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And what it showed, first and foremost, was that those priorities were profoundly out of step with public opinion on an extremely visible issue.
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The question is whether she is out of step with broader company practices — or if her lukewarm attitude reflects some big-picture strategic shift.
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Attacking Biden too much could be perceived as just out of step with the moment in which Democrats want unity and seriousness of purpose.
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In his first remarks to reporters since the New Hampshire primary, Cruz savaged Trump as radically out of step with this state's conservative voters.
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That is the legacy forming around these Yankees, out of step with their tradition but the new normal in the age of the Astros.
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Go deeper: Facebook debuts payment system, taking on Venmo The U.S. is out of step with the rest of the world on mobile payments
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However, they said, it was not entirely out of step with the brewery's past advertising decisions, or with attitudes in Czech society at large.
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They faced prominent Democrats — including President Obama and Hillary Clinton — balking at what seemed too audacious a demand, out of step with public opinion.
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Equally important, this change will deliver social and economic justice to a region that was out of step with the rest of the nation.
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Levin assumes the role of semi-hip uncle—cool for his age but amusingly out of step with his younger colleagues' fads and jokes.
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In our quest to quarterback the race, predominantly white electorates bestow "surge" status upon candidates who are out of step with crucial voting blocs.
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And they are out of step with the American public, 69 percent of whom support LGBT nondiscrimination laws covering employment, housing, and public accommodations.
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On the other hand, when it comes to exploring the man behind the art, the film's execution feels out of step with its ambition.
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Rather, the push is being driven by an unfettered free market ideology that is out of step with the workings of the modern economy.
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Just because an individual's opinion is out of step with the Tomatometer doesn't mean the person is "wrong" — it just means they're an outlier.
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But Batman v Superman has Batman doing some strange things that are more out of step with the character than anything in Affleck's control.
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Rules dictating specific methods quickly become out of date and out of step with constantly changing technology, and will only hamper innovation and harm consumers.
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He's taken modern songs and arranged piano covers that are as haunting as they are subtly out of step with the show's faux-Western setting.
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Many of the founders had perspectives about slavery, race, punishment, women's rights and social relationships that are out of step with modern thought and philosophy.
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The next time you feel out of step with your regular horoscope, why not read the one associated with your rising or moon sign instead?
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Ocasio-Cortez, who ran a progressive platform touting Medicare-for-all, had also hit Crowley for being out of step with an increasingly diverse district.
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Obama called Trump's "flattery" of Russian President Vladimir Putin "out of step" with US norms, and called out Republicans who support their nominee as hypocritical.
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"We understand the anger of workers and shareholders when bosses' pay is out of step with company performance," Clark said in a statement on Sunday.
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Honda was seen as out of step with many of tech's concerns and in 2628 many industry leaders rallied around Khanna, who was narrowly defeated.
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A retrograde fight, out of step with both modern medicine and society, where we eagerly develop and deploy new technology to improve our collective lot.
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The headscarf was considered out of step with a "look" that the store was projecting at the time, although it has since changed its policy.
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And on the tepid, almost down-tempo "Text Me Back," about fomenting mistrust in a relationship, Skepta's hard flow feels out of step, almost clunky.
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Trump had directed the Labor Department to review the rule to determine whether it is burdensome and out of step with current White House policies.
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Trump is still a massively unpopular president, and the policy treats he's tossed to his evangelical backers are similarly out of step with public opinion.
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Then Bernstein gives his analysis, no emphasis added: Did the elderly stick with stocks in 1979 because they were out of step, inattentive, or senile?
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" He continued: "The restricted hours are increasingly out of step not only with the direction of the Democratic Party, but also with broader economic trends.
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Cramer accused Heitkamp of being out of step with North Dakota voters, slamming some of her votes on abortion and against the Republican tax plan.
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The authors also warn that public opposition that's out of step with risk could hinder deployment of carbon capture and storage absent effective public engagement.
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Middle sister's self is coherent in its incoherence, as is often the case with smart teen-agers who are out of step with their environment.
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" This sounded like cold realpolitik, and it came as a shock to Rhodes: "For the first time, I felt out of step with my boss.
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Ocasio-Cortez was able to paint Crowley as out of step, ideologically, and also demographically out of touch with the average voter in her district.
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He held multiple campaign events for Hawley, railing on McCaskill and castigating her as a far-left liberal out of step with more mainstream voters.
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Trump "is so unstable, is so volatile" that he might order nuclear strike that is "wildly out of step" with US national security interests. pic.twitter.
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New polling also suggests that Trump's desire to end this period of quarantines and sheltering in place is out of step with the public's wishes.
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His position on the amendment puts Mr. Biden not just out of step with his rivals, but also at odds with the official Democratic platform.
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He sharpened his message against Mr. Gillum, portraying him as a corrupt radical whose proposals were out of step with the values of most Floridians.
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But they also gave Mr. DeSantis more than enough material to portray him as a radical leftist out of step with a quintessential swing state.
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In some cases, Mr. Biden's nearly 242-year record in Washington isn't merely moderate, but out of step with the mores of today's Democratic Party.
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"Republican leadership in Congress is out of step with the vast majority of voters on issues around defunding Planned Parenthood and abortion," the authors wrote.
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It is both a natural phenomenon and a symbol of the neighborhood, a place that is beautifully and dramatically out of step with surrounding areas.
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But Warren articulated her position clearly, pointing out that the current Court, with two Trump appointees, may well be out of step with public opinion.
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Survey results seem to confirm suspicions of Sessions critics like Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, who suggested Sessions is "out of step" with the American people.
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Moderation, then, is out of step with the times, which are characterized by populist anger and widespread anxiety, by cross-partisan animosity and dogmatic certainty.
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"President Trump is out of step with the American people, American values — and as this situation has made clear, his own administration," Mr. Engel said.
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Exxon acknowledged the phenomenon under his leadership, but that position is out of step with Trump, who doubts the science behind man-made global warming.
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" Charles Chamberlain, Democracy for America's executive director, argued that Lipinski's "right-wing ideology is profoundly out of step with a twenty-first century Democratic Party.
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The United States is quickly falling out of step with the rest of the world when it comes to coal and governmental support for renewables.
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Besides trade, Trump views out of step with traditional GOP positions include his defense of Planned Parenthood and his support for easing restrictions on Cuba.
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Realistic renderings are also seen as a bit retardataire in some corners, so Sherald's painting may be deemed out of step with contemporary art fixations.
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Gun control supporters argue that if Gardner doesn't support those policies at the national level he will be out of step with his own state.
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They run, with a long-term perspective, companies that are of necessity going to have periods of being unprofitable, or out of step with markets.
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Supporters of Birthright dismiss the protesters, calling them professional activists and publicity seekers whose views are out of step with the majority of American Jews.
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Hickenlooper and Delaney have both gone after Sanders from the right, faulting his view of Democratic socialism as out of step with what more Americans want.
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"This legislation is out of step with surveillance and privacy legislation in Europe and other countries that have strong national security concerns," the DIGI statement said.
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Some Democrats -- including those associated with the Clinton campaign -- have tried to cast Trump as ideologically incoherent and out-of-step with many in his party.
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When the show leapt forward in the 1990s, however, many of its former visionaries found themselves increasingly out of step with the world they helped create.
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But Brooker's story shows how out of step drug laws can be with public opinion, especially since a majority of Americans agree marijuana should be legal.
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But White House officials opposed her due to concerns that her views were out of step with the president's agenda — a claim State Department officials deny.
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Some wondered whether the party's leaders, whose dusty Marxism-Leninism feels increasingly out of step with Vietnam's youthful population of 93m, were also losing their edge.
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Fed policy, for many reasons, some justifiable, some not, is now grossly out of step with the monetary policies of the world's other major central banks.
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Alisha Grauso, editor-at-large at genre website Movie Pilot, said studio executives have long been out of step with the fan community on this point.
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"It's completely out of step with the general lack of inflation and the lack of raises in wages," said Richard Barrington, senior financial analyst at MoneyRates.
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Attica Scott: People kept approaching me, telling me the person who was in office before me was out of step with the constituents in the district.
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One of Cho's biggest hurdles in promoting Kim's work is that the artist was out of step, both culturally and stylistically, for most of his career.
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Electronic books, meanwhile, still look more or less the same as they did in 2007 because books are fundamentally out of step with the digital era.
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Knowing that migrant bashing and xenophobia are out of step with American and Christian values does not require a doctorate in American history or Christian ethics.
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The president is out of step with the congressional leadership of his party, who long ago abandoned the protectionist GOP history of the robber-baron era.
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Even the price of booze—draft beers for three dollars, mixed drinks from the rail for fifty cents more—remains stubbornly out of step with inflation.
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The Hawaii Democrat has sought to force votes in the Senate to highlight areas where Republicans are out of step with public opinion on climate issues.
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That was a tangible policy where Trump's rhetoric -- and his party's legislative moves -- put them badly out of step with critical swing voters in the suburbs.
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Such a posture is out of step with most of their black constituents but makes strategic sense because those moderate and conservative voices have been mum.
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"The U.S. retail sector is overstored and out of step in an era of e-commerce," Goldman analyst Matthew Fassler wrote in a note to clients.
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Meanwhile, its "direct store delivery" model — in which it delivers directly to stores — has proven costly and out of step with today's more popular warehouse model.
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Fortunately such views are out of step with a clear majority of the American public that in poll after poll overwhelmingly supports protection of endangered species.
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What Schultz represents though, is a centrism that is not only out of step with the party's base but also with the larger electorate as well.
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But his words on Iraq from nearly two decades ago sound out-of-step with the increasingly left-leaning party he would be seeking to lead.
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Traders say the government's experiment with maintaining stringent quality control out of step with the rest of the world will soon be running against the clock.
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"The general perception of methylphenidate as an effective drug for all children with ADHD seems out of step with the new evidence," Storebo added by email.
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Congress, which has traditionally provided bipartisan support for environmental safeguards that protect constituents, is falling out of step with public support for a fully capable EPA.
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New Hampshire's Republican governor, Chris Sununu, simply said his state would ignore the president's directions if he deems them out of step with New Hampshire's needs.
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Never mind that, according to Upstill, "the more I use it, the better it gets," which is remarkably out of step with that whole unplugging thing.
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At Tuesday's press conference, Obama also criticized Trump for his "continued flattery" of Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying "it is out of step with" the country.
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"It is ... out of step with this attempt to reset the relationship," said James Leibold, Associate Professor of Politics and Asian Studies at La Trobe University.
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Talking about how good the chef Thomas Keller's new restaurant is would be easier if it weren't also painfully out of step with the city's mood.
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In the early 2000s, with hip-hop and committee-written pop ascendant and post-grunge "alternative rock" on the radio, they were stubbornly out of step.
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She added that the prohibition against women in the line of succession was, like other gender-related traditions in Japan, out of step with the times.
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As the impacts of climate change become increasingly apparent, the Gallery will look more and more out of step by hosting an oil-branded art prize.
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It's out of step with current knowledge about the risks and benefits of marijuana, which the federal government classified as a Schedule I drug in 1970.
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To Mr. Shephard, having the president walk back his initial message against reauthorization was a sign that he was out of step with his own administration.
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But Mr. Mizrahi suggested that he had fallen out of step both with Israeli and with French culture — and it did not seem to bother him.
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At 77, questions persist about his age and moderate brand of politics, which progressives contend is out of step with the leftward shift of the party.
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In interviews, he repeatedly said he is not suggesting she is too old to return to Washington, but rather that she is ideologically out of step.
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Even just a few years ago, a Republican who suggested addressing deferred maintenance or fully funding LWCF would have been out of step with the party.
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This high burden of proof is out of step with civilian cases inside the United States and with both military and civilian systems in other countries.
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Churchill, who reassumed the post of prime minister in 1951, was thought to be old and out of step even by some in his own party.
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The House version of the 2900 Farm Bill is an attack on all working people and out of step with our values of community and equity.
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Many Republicans worry that Mr. Ryan's policy ideas, notably on immigration, are out of step with the Republican base and would inflame chaos in the party.
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That aligned them with political appointees in the VA and the White House who started to view Shulkin as out of step with the president's agenda.
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It's an idea that seems particularly out of step with the glorification of long hours and hustle that has come from the Silicon Valley startup world.
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But his entry into the 2020 fray has brought attention to Bloomberg's past stances on financial policy that are far out of step with the party.
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On "Rare Beauty," Lovano's trio treats his sharp modal melody with a sense of unfettered freedom, moving loosely in and out of step with each other.
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While Du Bois's fiction is fascinatingly "out of step" with Black literature of his own moment, the 1900 data visualizations were purposively forward and future-looking.
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It is about advancing a far-right wing agenda that is out of step with the seven in 10 Americans who support legal access to abortion.
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And while del Toro has shot some amazingly beautiful and nerdy films, his movies always feel like they're slightly out of step with the general filmgoing public.
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Volvo looking at offering this feature first on vehicles sold to individual drivers for personal ownership is then out-of-step with some of its biggest rivals.
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Trump set off alarm bells Sunday when he suggested that he could raise taxes on the wealthy, which is largely out of step with the Republican platform.
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It should be noted that these growth figures are not far out of step with the 2 to 3 percent growth that's ideal for healthy developed economies.
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For Trump, it's a set of ideas that provided the justification for his presidential candidacy but have proven to be out of step with the country overall.
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As dated as that premise sounds (and it is), it feels even more out of step in the fact that the question of politics never really arises.
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That keeps him out of step with every other top-tier Democratic presidential candidate, all of whom have called for the full federal legalization of the plant.
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It is difficult to think of a comparable moment in American history where the service chiefs have quickly and unanimously marched out-of-step with their president.
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Any new pipelines out of the tar sands would be entirely out of step with the goals of a safe climate future enshrined in the Paris Agreement.
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"The proposed Rampal power plant is fraught with unacceptable risk, out of step with the times, and would set Bangladesh back," the institute said in its report.
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Schiff confirmed that the documents were "precisely the same materials" provided to Nunes, but noted that nothing about them seemed out of step with normal review procedures.
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Democrats have eyed this seat for years -- particularly as Rohrabacher's pro-Russia pronouncements and ultra-conservative views seemed increasingly out of step with his more moderate constituents.
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Nor is it out of step with what a lot of economists have been saying, according to an approving column by New York Times columnist Paul Krugman.
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Republicans would be right to assume that the left's job-killing, price-raising, government-growing "solutions" for climate change are out of step with the American mainstream.
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Mr. Kirk represents a strain of moderate Republicanism long popular in Illinois, but increasingly seen as out of step as his party has marched to the right.
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"It's clear that even these 2202 Democrats acknowledge their party's Iran appeasement stance is wildly out of step with the views of the American public," she added.
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It's so out of step with my own self-image that I must have let this fact fester in some part of my brain, unexamined for years.
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Skipping the rate hike also would have put Britain further out of step with policymakers in the rest of the global economy, and especially the United States.
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But Mr. Sanders's supporters and other Democrats critical of the party's moderate wing complain that MSNBC is out of step with the current state of Democratic politics.
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Even though Trump's comments were completely out of step with what experts are saying, Fox News wasted no time normalizing them as one side of an argument.
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Concurrently, Biden talks about race in a way that is at least a little out of step with recent Democratic Party messaging, if by no means unique.
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Obsessed with authenticity, he is saying things — like defending the N.F.L. protests or pushing for gun control — that might seem out of step in deep-red Texas.
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Sarah, another young Mormon mother, concedes that the church might be out of step with young people — even younger Mormons — on the issue of same-sex marriage.
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Another point on which the stores seem out of step with the company's party line is in estimating the time it would take to get a car.
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Their optimism that the show will go on, however, is looking increasingly out-of-step with countries in lockdown and athletes around the world unable to train.
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"Danny O'Connor and his Nancy Pelosi agenda are just completely out of step with the voters in this district," said Brad Shattuck, a strategist for the campaign.
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Unfortunately, many of the systems we rely on (intelligence leaks, amplification via social platforms and cable news, electoral politics) seem out of step with the current moment.
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At 22019, questions persist about his age and his moderate brand of politics, which progressives claim are out of step with the leftward drift of the party.
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Putin said Russia should not have to implement rulings that are out of step with Russia's own constitution or entail infringing the rights of people inside Russia.
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Their problem is that New Hampshire always votes for candidates from neighboring states and those states are far out of step with the rest of the country.
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Neither man is out of step with church tenets, and both believe in a kind of "big tent" Catholicism that reaches out to all, church experts said.
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She noted that Biden's circumstances now are similar to those Trump faced in 2016, when he was out of step with the younger people in his party.
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But when an interview with me appeared in The Sunday Times under the headline "Why 'This Is Happiness' Author Niall Williams Is Happily Out of Step," I began to realize that it was not just me but the idea of happiness itself that was out of step with the times, and that it required some mental adjusting, not to say daring, to say aloud the title of my novel.
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Major medical organizations, including the American Medical Association and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, contend that the measures are out of step with modern medical practice.
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The big picture: The changes come as the Koch groups, which vary from political to philanthropic, sometimes find themselves out of step with Trump on issues like trade.
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"The UK Government is generally regarded as out of step, with policy change in this area being implemented in other countries," Elan-Cane wrote on Facebook on Saturday.
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That left him out of step with his more environmentally minded constituents, who voted in an independent candidate, Zali Steggall, with a monumental swing of more than 12%.
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"Annesley said Japan's announcement "is out of step with the international community, let alone the protection needed to safeguard the future of our oceans and these majestic creatures.
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Today's public markets, which were first designed to fill the capital-raising needs of the 19th century, are out of step with capital formation in the 13st century.
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So it's clear from this latest research that Trump is often out of step with climate science and with the public's perception of climate science and polity issues.
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But while there are many topics where Trump is an iconoclast, out of step with some of his Republican colleagues, let alone the Democrats, this is not it.
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And the fact that Part D has no overall cap on enrollee out-of-pocket costs leaves it "out of step" with most other private coverage, she notes.
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It renders the band out of step with the movements of today, but it might also be the thing that makes their songs timeless in the grand scheme.
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CEOs don't typically like to take on politicians unless it's over taxes and regulation, but that approach could leave many corporate leaders out of step with the nation.
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The two strike an uneasy partnership, and social media's community standards can often seem out of step with the urgency and intensity of social justice, news and protest.
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And that figure includes the Los Angeles Times/USC poll that consistently shows a large advantage for Trump that is out of step with all other national polls.
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Commission Chair Thomas Hicks defended the EAC in a statement: Efforts to dismantle the Election Assistance Commission are seriously out of step with the current U.S. election landscape.
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It's not hard to imagine where the inspiration for the couch may have come from, but it still feels noticeably out of step with Ikea's essential…Ikea-ness.
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"He's definitely wildly out of step with the other judges in Santa Clara [when it comes to] child pornography," she says, citing the information from the Cain case.
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It might endanger all national monuments in the U.S. Why might the administration make such a controversial move that is far out of step with Trump's own rhetoric?
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Snoddy, a drummer with the band Street Drum Corps, is a little out of step, as some Southern states are removing vestiges of Confederate symbols from public view.
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Trump has repeatedly tried to tag Democrats as backing policies that he and Republicans in Congress portray as "socialist" and out of step with much of the country.
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In an interview on Sunday, Clinton said that Sanders' position on guns was out of step with most Democrats and charged him with avoiding responsibility on the issue.
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But the takeaway here is that Trump is out of step with the rest of the White House, which wants to move on to anything but health care.
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But reality TV's backward and sometimes disturbing attitude toward sex is especially out of step in a cultural climate that has finally empowered victims to name their assaulters.
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But a victory by Nelson or Gillum, given the margins they are trailing by, would be hugely out of step with what most recounts -- manual or machine -- produce.
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Veronique's love for the Crown-of-Thorns seemed totally out of step with whatever motivates the orchid show, so soaked in colonial history, Singaporean gumption, and undeniable beauty.
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Not all companies are as transparent and might have secretly entered into agreements similar to the FamilyTreeDNA arrangement, but such deals are out of step with industry norms.
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More politicians should follow the example of business leaders, who have clearly figured out that the gun lobby's extremist agenda is out of step with the American people.
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He will likely point to Tester's opposition to the tax bill, as well as Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, as votes that were out of step with Montanans.
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More from campaigns and politics … Conservative Democrats will face 2020 primary challenges arranged by progressive groups who view them as out of step with the party (The Hill).
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Intelligence agencies and conservative politicians warn that tight restrictions on surveillance have left Germany out of step with the rest of Europe and at greater risk of attack.
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She said Thailand had reneged on a commitment to move towards abolishing the death penalty and was out of step with a global shift away from capital punishment.
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Clearly, taking many years to formulate a TPP-type agreement and many more years to implement its 5,000-plus pages is seriously out of step in today's world.
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More recently, it is important to highlight the fact that the ISM appears to be out of step with other survey-based measures of the US manufacturing industry.
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The party's activists and enforcers hate his record and his style, while many of his core supporters like him precisely because he's out of step with the ideologists.
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That part of Yemen would be isolated, at odds with Saudi Arabia, its biggest neighbor, and out of step with the region to which it claims to belong.
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The central bank would need to think "long and hard" before making any changes that could put it out of step with other central banks globally, he said.
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Following 9/11, many pundits announced the "death of irony," arguing that a frivolous and flippant attitude, often described as ironic, was out of step with the times.
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While this isn't completely out of step with the policies outlined on Biden's website, he hasn't previously discussed many of the details of this part of his platform.
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Charging a 9-year-old with murder is "out of step with global rights for children," the Juvenile Justice Initiative, an Illinois-based nonprofit advocacy group, tweeted Wednesday.
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Rising political uncertainty before the French presidential votes in April and May have unnerved investors and left French bonds moving out of step with their higher-rated peers.
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Others have long applauded any effort to strip the funds, suggesting, among other things, that public television and radio promoted agendas out of step with much of America.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio, who also won his Democratic primary this year, was out of step with the traditional left platform, boasting an A rating from the NRA.
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Another uncomfortable moment It proved another uncomfortable situation for a White House that has been largely out of step with the #MeToo movement that has swept the country.
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But the current generation of corporate leaders is, in many respects, uniquely out of step with President-elect Donald Trump's approach to production, trade, immigration and capital investment.
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I became further concerned about Dyson being a little out of step when I realized that the robotic vacuum could not connect to 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks.
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It's a dangerous course for a politician aspiring to national office — his views on immigration reform, in particular, put him out of step with the national Republican electorate.
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Pence even sketched out a confrontational policy toward Russia that is out of step with his running mate's conciliatory statements about Russia and personal praise for Vladimir Putin.
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But Abe's right-wing supporters are not in favor of letting Akihito abdicate, out of step with the majority of the Japanese public, who would support his decision.
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Breitbart's ethos also led it to publish harsh attacks on more mainstream Republicans, particularly on issues where Bannon believed the GOP was out of step with ordinary Republicans.
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To be mad about how they are or aren't eaten — or, perhaps, how they are or aren't depicted on your smartphone — is out of step with demographic realities.
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But just as powerfully, Republicans could also successfully portray Sanders as out of step with the average American's political views, according to the academics interviewed for this story.
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But even a cursory examination of Mr. Pence's stances on business and his relationship with industry shows that the presidential and vice-presidential candidates may be out of step.
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It signals a new phase for Facebook, but one that is not out of step with its move into services like Workplace, job ads, and commercial activities like Marketplace.
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It's surprising that Cardi — known best as loud, brash, and unafraid — would have kept the secret for so long, so the announcement was out of step with her personality.
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This extreme and cathartic music that revelled in its own contentiousness was speaking directly to me, one teen in a million who felt out of step with everyone else.
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"I had a sense of him pretty early as deeply alienated, very out of step with the world he had grown up in and was living in," she says.
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Trump campaign officials were on hand in Miami for the debate and jumped into action, painting the Democratic candidates as taking socialist positions out of step with many Americans.
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Another challenge is the proliferation of legal definitions that "may mean that these jurisdictions are out of step, and complicate legal processes or application of the technology," she said.
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The dramatic charge was out of step with most Democrats and was fiercely denied by Pelosi and even many of her critics and immigration advocates in the Democratic ranks.
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Ithacans embrace the caricature, but part of the gag has always been a recognition that its liberalism is in fact out of step with the rest of the state.
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Republicans did the same to Democrats throughout the Obama years, repeatedly forcing Democrats -- especially moderates -- to embrace parts of Obama's budget Republicans considered out of step with their voters.
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The advisory says the company's payment structure for its CEO is out of step with current market standards, and Exxon offers too little detail on the criteria for bonuses.
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And he ridiculed Clinton's campaign for suggesting that 80 percent of the Nevada electorate is white, suggesting that her team was out-of-step with his state's ethnic diversity.
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Ned Cutcher, senior policy officer for the Tenants Union, said the program looked out of step with what the law allows in the state of New South Wales (NSW).
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But our survey demonstrated that this argument is completely out-of-step with Alaskan Natives' actual views, 72 percent of whom support oil and gas development in the Arctic.
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Nearly everyone in his new band is partnered off and living a quiet, domestic life, and the music itself is completely out of step with whatever might be cool.
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Flake, 55, an Arizona conservative who has frequently feuded with Trump, described himself in October as out of step with his party and said would not seek re-election.
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Oracle filed a protest of the solicitation in August saying that awarding the contract to one company was out of step with commercial practices and did not promote competition.
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If a select committee is populated by disputers of the science, they will deepen the caricature of the GOP as a party out of step with the new realities.
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Flake, 55, an Arizona conservative who has frequently feuded with Trump, in October described himself as out of step with his party and said would not seek re-election.
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"Doug Jones is completely out of step with Alabama values on issues like abortion and illegal immigration," Andy Surabian, a senior adviser to the Great America Alliance, told CNN.
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Jill Stein, the Green Party nominee, has drawn some Sanders backers, and Mr. Johnson's position in favor of free trade is out of step with most Democrats these days.
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But even a cursory examination of Mr. Pence's stances on business and his relationship with industry shows that the presidential and vice-presidential candidates may be out of step.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.).
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This lack of support leaves Congressional Republicans wildly and egregiously out of step with Republican voters, 66 percent of whom support an amendment to address big-money political corruption.
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Rather than anointing a leader only to find that leader out of step with the electorate, the Democrats will have to go through more of a bottom-up process.
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Given Mr. Hollande's unpopularity, Mr. Macron clearly has an opening, even if critics, especially on the left, deride him as being out of step with France's protective social model.
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His supporters say that Mr. Hunt's politics are not out of step with other long-term Justice Department and F.B.I. employees, even if he is more vocal than most.
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But with fewer than half of Israelis still supporting a two-state solution, it is the peace camp that is now out of step with the majority of society.
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Conventional thinking is that Biden's early polling lead simply reflects name recognition and that this old-school pitch is too out of step with today's Democratic Party to win.
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He worked furiously to define Mr. Gillum as a proponent of "ideological radicalism" and a "George Soros left-wing agenda" who was out of step with the average Floridian.
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President Trump has made no secret of his fondness for strongman leaders, yet his praise for them has sometimes been out of step with the policies of his administration.
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The tower's allure is in the Four Seasons amenities, he said, and carrying costs will not be out of step for the neighborhood, which has several new luxury towers.
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At 77, questions persist about his age and his moderate brand of politics, which less moderate rivals contend is out of step with the leftward shift of the party.
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Ryerse added that for Christians, it is "concerning because there's so many things" in the administration that are "so out of step" with the life and teachings of Jesus.
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WFW Action has poured nearly $900,000 into the race, much of it going to advertisements attacking Dr. Murphy as a liberal who is out of step with Mr. Trump.
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For next year, the operating assumption is only slightly higher, that person added, a sign that the budget process will not be too out of step with economic reality.
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His record on immigration and other issues including a woman's right to choose, LGBTQ equality, and the minimum wage shows he is way out of step with his constituents.
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Despite Bloomberg's climate emphasis, prior work as the UN's climate envoy and years of financing of climate advocacy, he's out of step with the Democratic zeitgeist in other ways.
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DaBaby was one of the performers there, though his music was a little out of step with the rest of festival, which tended toward the psychedelic and the melodic.
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Fans of the article said it made clear that the conservatives who ran the American church for decades were out of step with the new Catholic mainstream under Francis.
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Trump's move falls out of step with the Pentagon, which has maintained that the joint exercises are routine, purely defensive and vital to maintaining readiness on the Korean Peninsula.
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While he acknowledged that some of the modeling was out of step with reality, he disputed the notion that Mr. Trump's surprise victory spelled doom for data-driven journalism.
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The lesson here is pretty clear: The way to beat Biden in the Democratic primary season isn't to show he is out-of-step with the electorate on issues.
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Today's economic analysis of migration is much more nuanced and less racist than its forebears, but it is also significantly out of step with public opinion, especially in Europe.
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Usually, when a president is out of step with the public on an issue, his administration either tries to downplay the discrepancy or pushes the president to change his position.
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The idea that there would be "massive social upheaval" if these protections were enacted, whether through the judiciary or the legislature, is simply out of step with the public consensus.
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At a press briefing, I got to try out the Hammerhead True Wireless, and this low-latency mode seemed to work at times while falling out of step other times.
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But at every point in her career, she's been just enough out of step with the conventions of American womanhood that a certain segment of the electorate vehemently hates her.
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When I get to the training table, they start doing my palpation test and I'm telling them that I just straightened it out of step like I had hyperextended it.
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Clinton's campaign has been out of step with younger voters and with swaths of an angry electorate that has demanded more than the competence and hard work she has promised.
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Mr. Bobin even dresses a bit out of step with the moment; he turned up for our interview wearing a brown tweed jacket with a red, polka-dot pocket square.
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Leaders like Mulvaney are generally proponents of a radical conservative ideology that has been way out of step with American political norms until the Tea Party movement swept through Congress.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is out of step with its own board of directors on its lobbying positions in two areas, according to a new report from Senate Democrats.
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But there is little question that it is out of step with Mr. Trump's die-hards on the issues upon which Mr. Trump won them over, especially immigration and trade.
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But not entirely out of step with how the President and his senior advisers have dealt with their self-created crisis over the separation of families at the southern border.
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Removing him from his committees was a step in the right direction, especially for a party that is loath to fall out of step with supporters on the far right.
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"Indulging in Holocaust rhetoric belongs to an earlier era of Israeli political discourse and reveals an anachronistic way of thinking that's out of step with contemporary Israeli discourse," he said.
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Mr. Trump also appears to be out of step with independents and the majority of Americans on his proposal to deport 295 million immigrants who are in the country illegally.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.).
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Trump's tweet further places the President's climate policy out of step with the vast majority of scientists, who believe global warming is damaging for the United States and the world.
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While I agree that black women are held to much higher standards in many situations, Rasheeda's conduct is out of step with the culture of a high end law firm.
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James' views might be out of step with much of Northern Ireland's younger generation, but other unionist parties like the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) take a slightly more liberal position.
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Supporting gun control appears out of step with the NRA's mission as we know it today, but when you add race into the fold, the organization has sometimes behaved uncharacteristically.
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I'm not sure I intentionally dressed for Bill, but I certainly felt more brave about pieces that felt out of step with my coworkers or peers because Bill liked them.
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Shirley Manson: I got scared because I realized we were in a position where we had fallen so far out of favor, and we were out of step with culture.
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Although there were some safeguards in Sessions' directive, it was largely out of step with wave of reforms seen at the state level and will only serve to legitimize forfeiture.
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Their desire to seek justice and expose corruption may be admirable, but it puts them out of step with many of their countrymen, for whom pragmatism is a governing principle.
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Since the 2016 election, their conservative leanings have felt ever more out of step, they said, on an island whose political orientation is as blue as the sky above them.
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That puts the department out of step with most of the country, where at least 303 states now have laws that allow the use of medical marijuana in some form.
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The episode illustrated the dangers of Trump leading a response to a public health emergency — and how out of step he is with public health experts within his own administration.
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But May faces a struggle to get the EU to shift - accommodating suggestions from Poland were shot down by Ireland this week as being out of step with Brussels' stance.
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Turgenev was so out of step with some of the conventions of his own country that "he never drank vodka and always preferred wine," said Ms. Levina, the estate director.
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This week on "The Argument," Michelle Goldberg says that allegations of inappropriate touching are just one reason Biden is too out of step with his party to run for president.
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Effectively, analysts said, it alerts the president to how seriously the Pentagon views the threat and protects Mr. Mattis from suggestions that he is out of step with Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Cruz, for his part, is continuing his push to define his opponent as a pro-tax, pro-regulation liberal who is out of step with voters in the state.
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Michael J. O'Brien, Hyundai's vice president of corporate and product planning in the United States, acknowledged that the company's car-heavy model line was out of step with consumer tastes.
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The lack of opportunities in Hollywood for "bigger girls" is increasingly out of step with the broader culture, said Danielle Macdonald, above, who stars in "Patti Cake$," out on Friday.
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President Donald Trump's response to climate change may be, "I don't believe it," but a new poll shows just how dramatically out of step that leaves him with young Americans.
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But that outcome would likely seem out of step with the "more angry, urgent moral narrative" shaped by youth-led popular climate strikes around the world since 2018, she noted.
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This system of equating quality with age is out of step with current thinking that the potential of a wine is more a function of the distinctiveness of its terroir.
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The president's economic populism and flexibility on policy seemed at first to be totally out of step with the far-right members, who essentially ran Mr. Boehner out of town.
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The purveyor of made-to-order burritos raised prices by roughly 5 percent in 20183, out of step with many national fast-food chains trumpeting low-price "value menu" deals.
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The film, written by Jeff Stockwell and directed by Joseph Ruben, has all the elements of a type of female fantasy that has seemed out of step since the 1950s.
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Wilson's memo emerged in the wake of Shanahan's request and was in some elements out of step with the Pentagon's plan to stand up the space-focused branch by 2020.
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"Our preferred way of having that happen would have been for the U.S. to build this international consensus that China was out of step with the trading system," he said.
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As a senator and now attorney general, Sessions' criminal justice policy views have often been out of step with many of his fellow conservatives, and the American mainstream more broadly.
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If his EPA starts missing statutory deadlines, or sidesteps rule-making procedures, or issues rules wildly out of step with what the Clean Air Act requires, he'll be stopped in court.
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The Democratic Party is a big tent, and the party's left flank is increasingly out of step with more centrist Democrats who have espoused traditional US foreign policy positions for decades.
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The little town I grew up in was just far enough out-of-step with the times to still have bowling leagues and Masons and Elks when I was growing up.
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Seeking to refocus his presidential campaign, Donald Trump will lambast Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as a failed secretary of state who is out of step with Americans on trade and immigration.
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Its politicians today lean further to the right than previous Republican administrations, which has put them out of step with the business community on practical issues such as immigration and education.
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Minds' approach is out of step with mainstream social media networks, which despite their slow actions, have taken steps to curb far-right extremism on their platforms after widespread public outcry.
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It soon became apparent that the 12-month Roman calendar was still out of step with the seasons, so they came up with a delightfully confusing system to address that issue.
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However, Ayala Ochert from British campaign group Better Breastfeeding said breastfeeding in public was accepted in the "vast majority" of countries and the company was out of step with social norms.
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The super PAC has sought to cast Ossoff as out of step with Georgians and more in line with national Democratic figures, such as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California.
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For too long Qatar—as well as Turkey — has played duplicitous and often pernicious roles in the Middle East that increasingly appear out of step with the U.S. and its allies.
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I'm much more concerned about the rights of these consumers at this point than upholding a law that is clearly outmoded and out of step with the will of the people.
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And, upon reflection, maybe a cryptocurrency actually isn't so out of step with what Bunz has been about all along—really, there was always some kind of money in the zone.
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But Tillerson's first six months have instead been defined by incompetence—hundreds of positions at the State Department remain unfilled—and by repeatedly finding himself out of step with President Trump.
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At the same time, the task ahead requires us to be forgiving of our own emotions, even when they seem out of step with the tenor of triumph in the newspapers.
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"His positions on these issues are out of step with a lot of social conservatives in the state," said Craig Robinson, a former political director for the Republican Party of Iowa.
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But Biden's apparent misstep on the Pence issue disconcerts some progressives who fear he is out of step with the mood of the party, especially on social issues and current mores.
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On the other hand, continued unrest in emerging markets and signs that the U.S. bank is getting out of step with the pace of its global counterparts could give officials pause.
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In a country where Democrats carry overwhelming majorities of non-white voters but also majorities of white voters outside the South, southern sentiments are out of step with the broader population.
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While there were some local factors at play in Sanford's race, his loss was widely interpreted as a rebuke among GOP voters of lawmakers who march out of step with Trump.
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"The decision is really out of step with other courts in the country that have considered voter ID laws," said Dale Ho, the director of the A.C.L.U.'s Voting Rights project.
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Kavanaugh's record of repeatedly deferring to executive power and narrowing Fourth Amendment rights is out of step with advocates of all ideological stripes who value the fundamental importance of individual privacy.
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The EPA's move is out of step with the flavor of the political moment -- across the country, concern about these chemicals is energizing congressional races on both sides of the aisle.
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A decision to shut down an investigation, he said, "is not out of step with constitutional constraints," as the Constitution gives the president the power to issue pardons for federal crimes.
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The most dangerous moments for the party came in the discussion of Iran, during which Gabbard seemed out of step with the country and Iranian leaders were treated with kid gloves.
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But Comey is out of step with the reality of our times when he sets out the values that govern -- or, to the point, he believes should govern -- American political life.
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Congressional Republicans — dominated by the party's conservative wing — dislike many of Mr. Trump's policies, are out of step with their front-runner on social issues and are embarrassed by his antics.
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Ms. Murkowski doesn't spend a lot of time worrying about being out of step with her party, says Andrew Halcro, an old friend who served with her in the Alaska Legislature.
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The Chart That Shows the Supreme Court Will Be Out of Step With the Country Where Kavanaugh, Trump's Nominee,Might Fit on the Supreme Court Football Told Me I Wasn't Welcome.
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The Indian Express wondered if the prime minister's drum-infused arm jerking was "embarrassing" to Canadians and questioned whether his "over-Indianized clothes" were out of step with a modern India.
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Speakers at the conference seized upon Sanders's self-identification as a democratic socialist as they sought to paint his policies as extreme and out of step with what's best for Americans.
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Lee Fiora, a middle-class Midwesterner, feels out of step with her more privileged peers and academically at sea in her freshman year at Ault, a prep school in New England.
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She depicts the young Republican representative Elise Stefanik, of New York, for instance, as trying to keep Trump at a safe distance but not be out of step with her party.
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But after three years of Trump in office – after three years of hateful rhetoric, indecency and indefensible conduct – some white evangelicals are rejecting him as out of step with their values.
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Out of step with Republican orthodoxy, Preservationists favor tax hikes on the wealthy, are deeply skeptical of immigration — both legal and illegal — and overwhelmingly support a temporary ban on Muslim immigration.
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I knew the rule would harm women and people of color whose route to Congress is often only by challenging incumbents in blue districts who are out of step with voters.
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And, on the social issues where the Court has the final word, the real problem for Scalia's heirs is that they are out of step with the rest of the nation.
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You would placate a vocal minority that includes some certified hate groups and far-right activists who are truly out of step with most Americans and many Republicans across the country.
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If she votes to acquit the president, the state's resurgent Democratic Party and its national allies are likely to clobber her as out of step with the state's light blue hue.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.). Rep.
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And so one of the reasons that we've really embraced this idea of "no story should be too hard to do," is because we don't want to fall out of step.
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Proposals are reverse-engineered from political feasibility — despite the fact the Republican majorities are completely out of step with public opinion — even though they may have no basis in empirical research.
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Is there something worthwhile in looking beyond the present, to the morals and mores of a past tradition, even if it means being out of step with modern views on divorce?
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"The policies of Nancy Pelosi's Democratic Party are at complete odds with a majority of Americans, and we look forward to them trying to sell their out-of-step agenda," McAdams said.
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While Biden consistently sits atop public opinion polls assessing the 2020 Democratic field, some in the party have said he is out of step with its more progressive, diverse and younger elements.
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"The declaration today is out of step with the international community, let alone the protection needed to safeguard the future of our oceans and these majestic creatures," international conservationist group Greenpeace said.
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But out of step with Republicans: Budget hawks see the debt ceiling as the only tool left in their belt for fighting the automatic growth of entitlement spending approved by previous Congresses.
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The controversy bolstered suggestions that some of the views and sensibilities that are the legacy of Biden's near half-century-long political career are out of step with the modern Democratic Party.
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But despite those rounds of refreshes, the movie's blithe treatment of the college acceptance grind feels startlingly out of step with the national conversations we've been having about higher ed more recently.
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With more than three dozen large corporations speaking out against the slate of legislation today, FedEx's refusal to address is notable and out of step with other companies doing business in Tennessee.
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At the risk of painting with too broad a brush, critics -- simply by virtue of seeing so many productions in a particular field -- are almost by definition a little out of step.
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"Iso Joe" became the moniker; "Iso" a reference to his method, totally out of step with modern trends, and "Joe" an allusion to his extraordinarily dull existence on and off the court.
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"These discriminatory laws in Texas, North Carolina, South Dakota, and other states are completely out of step with the values that make California the vibrant economic powerhouse that it is," Zbur said.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.), Hakeem Jeffries (N.
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Mired in their political interests and an existential need to "get to the left" for 2020, Booker and Harris are setting a narrative that is fundamentally out of step with most voters.
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Y.) and Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.).
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Mr. Johnson drew criticism from some Republicans last week when he took issue with the expression "illegal immigrant," and his views on fully legalizing marijuana remain out of step with mainstream politics.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.) and Sen.
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"I should've had my Trump hat on — it's back at the house," said Mr. Haring, who acknowledged that his political leanings might put him out of step with the Desert Trip crowd.
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A new poll of British Muslims revealed attitudes on homosexuality and terrorism sharply out of step with broader public opinion, but also set off a debate about the reliability of such surveys.
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That meant championing politicians whom he saw as challenging, and issuing harsh attacks on more mainstream Republicans, particularly on issues where Bannon believed the GOP was out of step with ordinary Republicans.
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He called the panel decision "out of step with longstanding legal protection for privacy," and said school policies should "respect every student" and account for the "real differences" between boys and girls.
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Analysts have long voiced their concerns that the "carb-centric" brands in Kellogg's U.S morning foods business - which houses Corn Flakes and Fruit Loops - are out of step with health-conscious consumers.
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Meanwhile, its "direct store delivery" model — in which it delivers directly to stores, rather than keeping products in warehouse — has proven costly and out of step with today's more popular warehouse model.
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His poor relation had always been an anomaly in the ranks of SPI employees, old among the young, emaciated among the luscious, a lonely figure, permanently out of step, everyone's crazy grandpa.
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But while it's still very early, his poll numbers suggest that those of us who'd written Biden off could be the ones who are out of step with a lot of Democrats.
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But at the start of the decade, the brand seemed "out of step with America," Mr. Keogh said, and it was ill equipped to react to the coverage of the emissions scandal.
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"The declaration today is out of step with the international community, let alone the protection needed to safeguard the future of our oceans and these majestic creatures," he said in a statement.
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What's more, under the House bill, the pass-through rate has a bias for owners of capital over laborers, a choice that is out of step in a world of rising inequality.
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In an hourlong debate at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Mr. Cruz and Mr. O'Rourke traded jabs and accused one another of mischaracterizing their views and being "out of step" with Texas.
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The congressman's voting record has come under scrutiny from a liberal wing of the party intent on ousting several House incumbents they say have fallen out of step with Democrats in 2020.
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Elaine may seem hopelessly out of step with these fast-moving Survivor times, but the contrast between her strategy and Missy and Aaron's is at the core of a fundamental Survivor question.
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Even in conservative Seelisberg, a picture-postcard Alpine village that reflects Switzerland's tradition of independence, some now say the Swiss People's Party is out of step with the times, economically and environmentally.
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"I'm very conscious of the fact that my views, on a couple of subjects, are out of step—not just with our audience but with most other people in America," he says.
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Mr. Rosenstein noted that Mr. Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server had earned bipartisan criticism and was out of step with Justice Department protocol.
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He has done all this while raising millions of dollars from his hometown industry — Wall Street — prompting criticism that he is a corporate politician, out of step with the rising Democratic left.
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Moderates like Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar could use Thursday's debate to sharpen their attacks on Sanders, whom they have already tried to cast as out of step with the broader American electorate.
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By voting guilty on the first article of impeachment against President Donald Trump, Romney took a position that was wholly out of step with his party or his raw political self-interest.
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Selfishness may be essential to civilization, but that only raises the question of whether a civilization so out of step with our evolved nature makes sense for the human beings within it.
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The former President told the candidates to "pay some attention to where voters actually are," warning them about going so far on certain policies that they become out of step with voters.
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Their message seems out-of-step with the underlying goals of the COP2023 conference, which is focused on preventing climate change and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions, especially from the energy sector.
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Allowing it to end would put the court out of step with trends in national public opinion, which has recently become more sympathetic to immigration than at any point in recorded history.
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Mr. DeWine has presented Mr. Cordray as a do-nothing Democrat out of step with the state, lashing him for supporting a constitutional amendment that would reduce penalties for some drug users.
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Tillerson's choice for the United States' top diplomat to Asia, Susan Thornton, was also denied, "due to concerns that her views were out of step with the president's agenda," BuzzFeed reported Monday.
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It is the basis for the current experiment in Mexico — as always with my country, out of step and time with the rest — and perhaps one day in Cuba, Venezuela and Colombia.
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So I returned to the research, including our 261 Vox/PerryUndem voter survey, to see if data could shed light on why Republican men may be out of step with public opinion.
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And these days, Republicans are desperate to find points on which they can agree with a Republican White House that is out of step with the traditional policies of the party of Reagan.
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The shift came after a host of Biden's 2020 Democratic opponents lobbed heavily criticism this week at his position, which was seen as out of step with the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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Additional concerns about his mixed record on abortion, along with his support for tough on crime policies, cast Biden as a Democrat fundamentally out of step with many key issues for the party.
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In the days since the app took off, however, the consensus emerging from security researchers has been that the app's permissions are not out of step with the practices of most tech firms.
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The EAC's chair, Tom Hicks, also cited the threat of hacking if the agency is eliminated:Efforts to dismantle the Election Assistance Commission are seriously out of step with the current U.S. election landscape.
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Making matters worse, several GOP members told CNN that Ryan's position was never clear publicly and confusion over the issue only helped Marshall and his supporters to paint Huelskamp as out of step.
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In addition, parts of the GDPR are out of step with America's constitutional guarantee of free speech: a "right to be forgotten" of the kind that the new law enshrines will not fly.
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The IMF remained silent for hours before issuing a statement saying it was considering accelerating payments because of adverse market conditions, leaving the impression that Argentina was out of step with its creditors.
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Google's choice to honor the Heritage Foundation by seeking its counsel on one of the sector's most high-stakes issues epitomizes big tech's ongoing fear of looking out of step with the right.
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The good news is that Trump's trial balloon may be a long-overdue acknowledgement that bigotry is out of step with communities of color, as well as with the vast majority of Americans.
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Six months ago, during Virginia's gubernatorial Democratic primary, many—myself very much included—worried that Northam, the state's mild-mannered, moderate lieutenant governor, was out of step in a fevered post-Trump climate.
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M.), Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.), Hakeem Jeffries (N.
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While many Democrats swiftly praised the move, some in the party's liberal wing expressed dismay, claiming that Mr. Kaine was out of step with it on some of its core issues, like trade.
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The Citadel, with its Maesterdome of a library holding untold White Walker-defeating secrets, was quite something to behold, even if its male-only policy is exceedingly out of step with recent developments.
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Watching Joe Biden, a man who was already too out-of-step with the party and the country to win the nomination 12 years ago, claim the "electability" mantle only strengthens that feeling.
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You're in favor of the "normalization" of relations with Russia — which sounds a bit like the Trump position and puts you out of step with Congress and much of the foreign policy mainstream.
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When I met with her in Washington, she told me that she first began to realize that her family was out of step with its neighbors when Kennedy ran for President, in 1960.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.), are also featured.
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Thune was also critical of Trump attacking his intelligence chiefs who testified this week that Trump's public comments on a variety of national security issues were out of step with their professional assessments.
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Harris laughed easily (though often at her own jokes); Buttigieg seemed out of step almost from the start, apparently unsettled after Andrew Yang announced a $120,000 list-building raffle in his opening statement.
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Some official sessions tried to put a positive spin on the effects of technological advances, but the optimism seemed out of step with public concern about the disruptive effect on privacy and politics.
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And Mr. Sanders risks looking out of step with the times if he persists in extending the primary against long odds, while the nation is in the middle of a public health crisis.
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But as his career went on, his grinning stage persona — an expansion on the minstrel shows and New Orleans cabarets of his youth — fell out of step with most African-American listeners' tastes.
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Others say his aggressive conservative positioning is out of step at a time when appealing to relatively moderate independents is viewed as important in challenging Democrats, who are growing more forceful in Arizona.
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" A USDA spokesperson said in a statement that the IG's conclusion that the department "was out of step with budgetary requirements disregards the authority given to the Executive Branch by the U.S. Constitution.
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So if you feel like the media's increasing pessimism about her chances is out of step with your personal experience of the world, it's very possible that your personal experience is just unrepresentative.
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Now he's eliciting outrage yet again, this time for a planned development in Melbourne that some residents see as out-of-step with the historically working-class, yet rapidly gentrifying, neighborhood they love.
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Critics say that because celebrities in music and film are overwhelmingly liberal, their endorsements create a bubble effect, in which the chattering cultural class is out of step with the electorate at large.
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A movie about a woman trying to find fulfillment through weight loss sounds pretty out of step with our current cultural moment, when fat acceptance and body positivity have been gaining significant ground.
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He supports federal land ownership, a stance out of step with many conservatives in the West, and in his confirmation hearing earlier this month he said he would support conservation efforts at Interior.
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Y.), Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.), Josh Gottheimer (N.
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Then again, it wasn't out of step with President Trump, whose weekend tweet appeared to promote violence against CNN — which, some argued, violated Twitter's harassment policies — certainly undercut Mr. Gianforte's message of contrition.
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Given Mr. Trump's stance on the issue, which is out of step with some conservatives, this is one of the few areas where Democrats and Republicans may be able to find common ground.
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For some reason, though, I rarely hear pundits wagging their fingers at Republicans about the price they'll pay for clinging to a president who is consistently out of step with mainstream American values.
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The joke came as Mr. Biden was fending off criticism from some Democrats, who worry that the 76-year-old is out of step with the party's current sensibilities around gender and race.
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These policies as applied have fallen out of step with "the average person's views of what should or shouldn't be approved of ads," according to Janet Lieberman, co-founder and CTO of Dame Products.
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Failing to consider the relationship between data linkage and "personal information" puts Australia out of step with the global approach, where data linking is the focus of substantial discussion and several European privacy cases.
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The Fifty Shades movies are wildly out of step with current conversations about female empowerment and independence, widely (and snidely) scoffed at as softcore porn for suburban housewives, and inarguably silly — sometimes intentionally so.
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But the diversity within MBL is clashing hard with a larger, more unruly conservative moment in Brazil right now, led by Bolsonaro, and it's out of step with a global movement of white nationalism.
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Ted Cruz, in a web video — featuring a veteran who lost both his legs, and the ability to stand, in Vietnam — that suggested the Democrat was unpatriotic and out of step with Texas voters.
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Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and his Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke held their first debate on Friday, both calling each other out for being "out of step" with Texas, reports the New York Times.
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In a New York address Wednesday morning, Trump plans to lash out at Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as a failed secretary of state who is out of step with Americans on trade and immigration.
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He scrubbed his social media of anything that might be used to portray him as out of step with village values — too much skin in a fitness video, or a "like" for a Democrat.
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Trump was under fire for comments on U.S. fiscal policy that were not only out of step with his party -- but in some cases were a reversal of his own positions during the primary.
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Turks do not appear to be any more devout than they were a decade ago, scores of Islamic schools remain empty, and the brotherhoods seem increasingly out of step with a rapidly changing society.
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The "quiet Asians" stereotype already looks out of step next to the film's bombastic arrival, which has ignited discussion and praise in every corner of the internet pretty much since the project was announced.
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It's a position that's not terribly far out of step with the Trump administration, which appears to be trying to inject false doubt into climate science as a way to justify gutting pollution regulations.
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In an America where the population as a whole is diversifying, and where diverse voices on television and the radio increasingly drive the conversations about those mediums, the film world feels out of step.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.), David Cicilline (D-R.
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Power and fragility of Xi Jinping Gay community upset The new policy has angered China's gay community, which says the guidelines are out of step with a country beginning to accept same-sex relationships.
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Interestingly, these cold warriors seem out of step with the traditional Republican mantra of free trade and open borders that President Ronald Reagan astutely pursued with a Communist-led China in the 1980s. Sen.
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But she responded by making her most effective counter yet to Sanders' charge that she is out of step with the infectious desire for political change that animates her party, particularly among younger voters.
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TOKYO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The new lawyer for ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn said his client should be released on bail while awaiting trial and that Japan was out of step with international norms.
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Finally, Grassley's letter questions the CRS analysis by suggesting that it is out of step with the work of the CRS's sister agencies, the CBO and the Staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Instead, the recollections of those who knew or encountered him conjure a man who could be charming, even laid-back, yet who also seemed forever aggrieved, forever not at peace, forever out of step.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE, has already offered a similar pledge.
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"The dark store environment, the conspicuous sexuality of the offer, and the brash marketing are increasingly out of step with what modern consumers want," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said about Victoria's Secret.
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This obfuscation comes, in part, at the behest of a donor class whose interests are wildly out of step with the public—this bill, like those that have come before it, is staggeringly unpopular.
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"She had expressed that she felt out of step with American second-wave feminism in the 1970s," Ms. Huldisch said, noting that now the artist is excited to be presented under the feminist umbrella.
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With Judge Kavanaugh on the court and Chief Justice Roberts as the swing justice, the court would shift to being out of step on this issue with the views of two-thirds of Americans.
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Some legal scholars have suggested that the pardon power is absolute, but that view is embedded within a discredited view of the presidency as monarch, which is out of step with our constitutional democracy.
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The Weekly Standard, a primary voice of conservative Washington that found itself out of step with the Trumpward turn in the Republican Party, is ceasing publication after 23 years, its owners announced on Friday.
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The other stumbling block is more familiar: an anti-immigrant faction of congressional Republicans that has scuttled immigration reform for nearly two decades even as it falls further out of step with public sentiment.
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The density of the project has some preservationists calling it out of step with the area's rural character, but it is precisely the density that the Hurst family says makes it a good fit.
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Amtrak's practice is out of step with standard procedure, and its spokespeople offer shifting justifications for it rather than actually designating a senior official to take a hard look at whether this makes sense.
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To the young among us, talking on the phone is said to be an intrusive, anxiety-provoking time-suck that's woefully out of step with the gif-soaked, asynchronous virality of the digital age.
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She rapped Gorsuch over his originalist approach to constitutional interpretation, arguing that reading the nation's founding document as its authors conceived it 240 years ago is out of step with the nation's modern problems.
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For example, in a move that is completely out of step with the spirit of the First Amendment, Harvard has instituted a policy of sanctions against students who join women's and men's social clubs.
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"I've got a resolution ... urging her to send over the articles, and what she's doing is out of step with past precedent and an affront to the Senate," Graham told reporters on Capitol Hill.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.) — is from the Midwest.
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PHILADELPHIA — From the time Donald J. Trump became their candidate until he took the oath of office, congressional Republicans treated his policy pronouncements — largely out of step with Republican dogma — as essentially a distraction.
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Stocks are moving out of step with each other the most they have since just before the end of the tech bubble, and with stock valuations at a high, that could be a warning.
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But he also continues to draw ire from critics who say that the way he talks about race and identity is out of step with the calls for diversity and change within the party.
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Cancel events which encourage or gather many people physically as they are out-of-step with guidance from the CDC and multiple state and local officials, therefore a likely target for negative media coverage.
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But when it came to navigating the politics of New York, the company appeared out of step, a giant stumbling onto a political stage that — despite its data-driven success — it never fully understood.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE is getting pretty good at it.
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He has already said that the charges against Ghosn should have been dealt as an internal company matter and that Japan was out of step with international norms by keeping his client in jail.
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"That is remarkable and totally out of step with the previous years' worth of numbers, which is why a major departure from the negative narrative that the Journal claims we are going through, " Cramer said.
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Because what happened Thursday night sets a precedent -- when confronted with allegedly long-held views that are out of step with the current iteration of the Democratic base, Biden is willing to abandon those positions.
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" As per Coulter, "I think what we're seeing right now is consumer power acting as a direct and substantial check to a presidential administration out of step with core American values of equality and inclusivity.
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Whether it's downplaying impeachment talk or kneecapping a left-wing policy agenda by prioritizing the debt, Pelosi and her ilk are looking more and more out of step with the Left Wing of the Possible.
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In Northern Ireland, pro-choice politicians and campaigners want to liberalize the country's strict stance, which is now out of step with the rest of the UK and the rest of the island of Ireland.
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But this coalition has proven harder to establish because many potential allies are so out of step with the US on Iran, and are keen to preserve the nuclear deal that Trump has torn up.
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What's more, it is run by a gerontocracy that clings to power by any means and is increasingly out of step with the country's very young population: 22009 percent of the total is under 15.
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The environment ministry's recent reversal puts Japan further out of step with other industrialized economies that have been restricting coal to meet commitments on carbon emissions agreed between 200 nations in Paris two months ago.
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That's not just a polite way of saying punk is dead; but it's true that the way punk traditionally approaches disruption does feel out of step with our sleek, contemporary Muskian understanding of the term.
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Where she's out of step with the base, it's by choice, such as her defense Thursday night of a $12 federal minimum wage instead of the $15 floor favored by Sanders and most labor unions.
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Aside from joining the Beatles to study with the Maharishi and developing an interest in environmentalism, he felt out of step with his times, in large part because the Beach Boys were seen as square.
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But Mr. Redstone's eccentricities — he once boasted that he shaved poolside in the nude — and the recent disclosure of his sexual exploits seem out of step with the airbrushed culture of 21st-century Los Angeles.
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With Trump and Trudeau out of step, the best hope for a breakthrough may be Perdue and MacAulay, both 71, although direct trade negotiations are handled by the U.S. Trade Representative and Canada's Foreign Minister.
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"I knew that when I spoke out at that time that I was out of step with a lot of the Republican primary voters, but I felt that I had to do it," Flake said.
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Like Sanders, he is remarkably consistent in his views, so much so that he has grown increasingly out of step with his party as it has been drawn into the orbit of the Trump supernova.
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Top Democrats did their best to clear the field for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and left themselves with a problem they didn't see coming: Their nominee was deeply out of step with the electorate's mood.
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"The declaration today is out of step with the international community, let alone the protection needed to safeguard the future of our oceans and these majestic creatures," said Sam Annesley, executive director at Greenpeace Japan.
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They said his company, ConnectOne Bancorp, a $113 billion bank in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., was out of step in the competition for deals to finance apartment complexes and other commercial buildings in northern New Jersey.
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Trump does have some strongly held convictions about the way that things should look, but they are very much out of step with "taste" as the other rich white people of the world define it.
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Fiona Hill, who was the top White House adviser on Russia and later became a marquee impeachment witness, said the Politico article that quoted Telizhenko was cherry-picked and out of step with US intelligence.
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Over the same period, the evaluation of Republican candidates remained virtually unchanged, 19953 percent "out of step" in 2016 and 56 percent in 2018; 31 percent "in the mainstream" in 2016, 33 percent in 2018.
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But he is also absolutely wrong: When leaders are as out of step with democratic values as ours are in New York, it may well be that only an outsider can clean up the mess.
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Where once he seemed out of step with the liberalizing West, he now seems to be the vanguard of a new generation of leaders — in Turkey, Hungary, Italy and even America — who are challenging it.
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" Justice Gorsuch said the key decisions should have been overruled because "no persuasive rationale" supported them, because they have proved unworkable and because they are "out of step with how courts normally interpret written laws.
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On Tuesday, John J. Flanagan, the Republican minority leader in the Senate, called the congressional committee bill "a blatantly political act" that was out of step with the concerns of many of the state's constituents.
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In his last novel, "Judas," shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, he explored, by revisiting the story of the New Testament traitor, what exactly it means to be out of step with your own society.
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Some Democrats said that with the delegate outlook so bleak, and with a deadly pandemic gripping an anxious nation, Mr. Sanders risks appearing self-centered and out of step if he insists on pressing ahead.
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" Asked about the board's description of the events as out of step with the society's mission, Ms. Lithgow, who said she had received numerous threatening emails in recent days, said simply, "Our mission hasn't changed.
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Seemingly hopelessly out of step with the informal eating habits of today, these opulent relics of a bygone lifestyle achieved a succession of prices that were multiples of their estimates, lifted by global internet bidding.
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Justin Timberlake's lifeless performance in Tennessee and Maroon 5's out-of-step with the location performance in Atlanta were rightly yelled down for not being Janet Jackson or literally anyone in hip-hop instead.
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Behind the scenes: Jaddou said some take leadership roles at DHS "thinking they are ideologically capable of doing so," but "quickly find they are out of step" with Trump and senior policy adviser Stephen Miller.
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Both Zinke and Trump have generally been supportive of federal land ownership — a stance that puts them out of step with the Republican position those holdings should be sold off or given to the states.
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Throughout his tenure in the Trump administration, Defense Secretary James Mattis, a revered Marine with a military career spanning four decades, has either downplayed or appeared out of step with the president's swift policy directives.
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Critics say some aspects of the performance – especially the fact that many of the female dancers are topless or wear see-through costumes – is a sexist objectification that is out of step with modern times.
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For some special-operations troops, though, it was a mealy-mouthed missive that&aposs out of step with what they&aposve been asked to do and the conditions under which they have to do it.
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"The dark store environment, the conspicuous sexuality of the offer, and the brash marketing are increasingly out of step with what modern consumers want," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders has said about the brand.
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"It's kind of a head-scratcher, because he seems really out of step with what the president has said and stood for going all the way back to the campaign," retired U.S. Army Lt. Col.
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Mr. Hentoff was the subject of an award-winning 2013 biographical film, "The Pleasures of Being Out of Step," produced and directed by the journalist David L. Lewis, which played in theaters across the country.
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Trump has long pushed for withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan to end the 18-year-old war, thrusting him out of step with Bolton, who has advocated for an expansive military presence around the globe.
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For a group of consultants who work with human resources and corporate training, that choice seems obvious; any company not actively recruiting or promoting women is simply out of step with society and the marketplace.
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He wished it was still a restaurant, like the one where he used to enjoy a Friday dinner special, rather than what he feels is now an eyesore, out of step with the seaside community.
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He revealed in the ESPN interview that he had not voted in a presidential election since 1980, leaving observers to wonder: Is he, at 71, still the spiritual iconoclast, or out of step, and touch?
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Hood, who has served as the state's top law-enforcement officer for 16 years, has built a reputation as a conservative, law-and-order Democrat out of step with the liberal wing of his party.
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American elections are saturated with cash, drag on forever, foster a corrosive permanent campaign and can overemphasize the concerns of the most radical activists out of step with voters more representative of the wider national electorate.
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Republican Party elites, who are mostly in the business establishment group, are increasingly out of step with the voters in their party, and may have to either give in on some issues or bolt the party.
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" The exception, he said, was in cases of "a particularly lousy Democratic incumbent who's out-of-step with his or her constituents, [if] a good progressive comes along to challenge them, then we'll consider getting involved.
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There's no word on Sega delaying the game's global launch in addition to pausing sales, or making significant changes to the game, but it wouldn't be out of step with Japan's harsh treatment of drug use.
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With Trump and Trudeau out of step, the best hope for a breakthrough may come from Perdue and MacAulay, both 71, although direct trade negotiations are handled by the U.S. Trade Representative and Canada's Foreign Minister.
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The big picture: The debate shows some lack of confidence among the Biden team about withstanding attacks for being out of step with the times, and for past positions that are now unpopular in the party.
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Powles and co-author Hal Hadson, who wrote the New Scientist story in April 2016, maintain that DeepMind's ambitions in the health care industry are "vast" and "considerably out of step" with the company's PR statements.
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The New York Times writes that Trump's attendance could be viewed as out of step with his message of "economic populism," especially given the fact that sitting presidents traditionally avoid the optics associated with attending Davos.
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The slowdown in property investment growth was out of step with China's overall economic growth which held at a steady 6.7 percent in the second quarter - even though private investment fell to a new record low.
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A coalition of 29 state attorneys general are using the text of the Trump administration's National Climate Assessment to back their claims that two recent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rollbacks are out of step with reality.
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" Clinton's criticism of a single-payer plan risks putting her out of step with the Democratic grassroots, something Sanders alluded to on Sunday when he said the former secretary of State was "sounding like a Republican.
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But without the prospect of a Triple Crown winner, some at Belmont on Friday suggested that the high prices at the concessions stand and at the admission gate were out of step with the mellower day.
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That's a major accomplishment for a Democrat running for federal office in the South given that the party's candidates are often easily typecast as deeply out of step with the average voter on social issues. 229.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.), the chairwoman of the DCCC, said.
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Y.) and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chief Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.).
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Deepak's written books with Marianne and says they're close friends and he knows she has the goods ... but he's convinced people are so cynical -- politicians so power hungry and divisive -- that she's just out of step.
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They helped (unsuccessfully) oppose pro-life Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.)and party leaders, with big abortion at their backs, increasingly oppose rising candidates who are in any way out of step with the party's abortion creed.
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He is conservative enough to be out of step with most of the characters in the novel, several of whom upbraid him for his beliefs, but liberal enough to feel unmoored by the rise of Trumpism.
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Eight years in the making, the Stream Protection Rule updates standards that are over 30 years old and out of step with the latest science and understanding of the impacts of mining pollution on public health.
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"Ted Strickland has defended Clinton's comments about putting coal miners out of business — a position that puts him vastly out of step with voters in the Appalachian region of Ohio," said Koch network spokesman James Davis.
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At the heart of this predilection for the flight over the fight is a tacit ideology that is wildly out of step with the political reality of Trump's America, where villains abound with almost comic ubiquity.
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It was out of step again last year when Jay Ellison, the dean of students, sent a letter to incoming freshmen to let them know where the college stood in respect to the campus culture wars.
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Declaring that the incumbent's moderate and consensus-oriented politics were out of step with today's Democratic Party, and insufficient to meet the challenges of the Trump era, Ms. Harris, 38, pushed Mr. Carper to the left.
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I have tried to make art that's accessible to a broad audience, that doesn't need somebody to stand between me and the audience and explain it, and that's very out of step with the art world.
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"I'm going to vote no on the Missouri measure because I'm worried that it will raise the minimum wage here quickly and out of step with other states," Hawley said during a debate earlier this month.
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While many businesses may truly struggle to find local workers and rely on foreign workers to fill slots, the hiring practices at Trump's properties certainly are out of step with his "America First" rhetoric and policies.
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The tapes, some of which go back several years and have been reported by a variety of news outlets, reveal comments that are out of step with stances Bloomberg has been championing as a presidential candidate.
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A Russian company charged by Mueller with meddling in the 2016 election filed its own legal motion Monday trying to dismiss its criminal case because the special counsel is out of step with the Appointments Clause.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.) told reporters in the Capitol Friday.
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Their exuberance and irrepressible optimism couldn't have been more out of step with the nightly news, dominated as it was by the Vietnam War, Watergate and skirmishes on multiple fronts in the fight for equal rights.
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Republicans in Congress said the coordinated bombings in Belgium — which hit an airport and subway station, killing more than 30 people — show the president's approach to ISIS is dangerously out of step with the threat. Sens.
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Frances feels out of step with many of her peers because she doesn't come from money, and because she can get a little too high on her own supply: She's well-read, aloof, and darkly funny.
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Scarborough called the NRA and GOP "wildly out of step" with most Americans' views on guns, and said that most law enforcement, registered Republicans and even NRA members support increased background checks and gun safety laws.
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The judiciary is supposed to be the least dangerous branch of government, but when it falls out of step with the public, it can nonetheless strain the constitutional order — and the country — to the breaking point.
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Yet while Trump and Bolton may be out of step with each other on policy toward Venezuela and North Korea, one country they both had been on the same page about is Iran, at least until recently.
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Once Tar Heels saw the economic impact of HB2 and realized it put North Carolina out of step with federal and most state laws, "people just saw this as unnecessary, unforced error," the former Democratic consultant said.
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Members of the Environmental Audit Committee recommended a raft of changes to reform what it said was an exploitative and unsustainable industry and accused ministers of being "out of step" with public opinion by refusing to act.
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But his choice to get involved in those races at all brushed some progressive activists the wrong way and have led them to believe that his policy priorities are out of step with a growing progressive movement.
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But even as they talk about being the people's representatives, members of Congress, almost all of them Republican, have chosen to do the bidding of a gun lobby that is astonishingly out of step with the public.
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Since early February, there have been demonstrations outside Parkfield Community School, led by mothers who say their children, aged between four and 11, should not be receiving lessons which are out of step with their religious culture.
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A lot of immigration lawyers and advocates say the process is inadequate and out of step with other countries, including the US. 'I couldn't risk waiting for them literally when my life was hanging by a thread.
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At his first news conference last week, Hironaka - nicknamed "the Razor" - dismissed the charges against Ghosn as an internal company matter and said Japan was out of step with international norms by keeping his client in jail.
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Green Party parliamentarian Ulle Schauws, a sponsor of the bill, said the existing law was "not in the child's best interest" and was out of step with the principle of equal treatment enshrined in the German constitution.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.) are all weighing individual campaigns, it added.
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An Army National Guard sergeant seeking to become a judge advocate general (JAG) and an unnamed Air Force veteran are suing the Pentagon over its policy on HIV, saying it is out of step with medical progress.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D), who represents an Illinois district that borders Finkenauer's.
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I could at least pause the debate now and then — since I didn't have to worry about falling out of step with the Twitter reaction stream — to pace around the house or get something from the kitchen.
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Shaunna Thomas, the co-founder and executive director of the women's rights group UltraViolet, said Biden's response to the controversy — that he didn't intend to do harm — shows that he's out of step with the current moment.
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PK: Yeah, first things first, Biden would obviously start as a much more credible candidate than Lieberman, but the 2003 Lieberman was not as out of step ideologically at that time as he was by 2010-12.
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Lipinski is one of very few remaining Democrats in Congress to oppose abortion rights and has long been a primary target for liberals and progressives, who argue that he is out of step with modern Democratic values.
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"He's from here, but we think his values are out of step with all the rest of us," Joe Dinkin, spokesman for the Working Families Party, which is leading a "Reject Trump" rally, told the news service.
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Y.), Joe Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.). Sen.
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Not only would that destroy its profitability (Comcast's customers pay a lot for CNN and HBO, so why would Time Warner want to kill that business?), but it would also be out of step with the future.
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And given how out of step its findings about Trump's approval rating are with other polls, it appears Zogby's sample contains more Trump supporters than a firm would find in one that's truly representative of the electorate.
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Mr. Macron, it turns out, is also a change agent out of step with the times, just as France's long delay in biting off structural economic overhauls has left it out of sync with its Western cohort.
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The loss of a child is one of the most profound losses and feels out of step with the natural course of life, says psychiatrist Ravi Shah of Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City.
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For me, there's a clear logic to these narrative choices, and for certain audience members, I've noticed, there's a very clear ability to track what's going on and to be aware when things seem out of step.
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South Africans are beginning to reclaim their power over a sentimental mythology about forgiveness and racial harmony that has been, for at least a decade, inauthentic and out of step with the realities of most people's lives.
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The office dismissed complaints against Pruitt from the Sierra Club over his March statement that carbon dioxide is not a "primary contributor to global warming," a position out of step with the conclusions of most climate scientists.
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The Muslim doctor's choice suggests a tacit critique of France, and it squares with something I heard from many young French people of North African background: France is simply out of step with a more globalized world.
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However, its ultra-loose policy is looking increasingly out of step with an economy expanding at around 3 percent a year, where inflation has been above or around the 2 percent target for most of this year.
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The office dismissed complaints against Pruitt from the Sierra Club over his March statement that carbon dioxide is not a "primary contributor to global warming," a position out of step with the conclusions of most climate scientists.
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Rewatching the film now, those characters are too restrictive, the script is too heterosexist and Marcus's workplace sexual antics are out of step with the current push to increase gender equality in the boardroom and the bedroom.
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Together, the episodes are serving as a reminder that significant elements of the former vice president's record — and the political era that birthed him — have fallen out of step with whole swaths of the Democratic Party today.
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NEW YORK — An influential group of Democrats is piling on Bernie Sanders for portraying Hillary Clinton's Southern victories as a product of a conservative region that is out of step with the rest of the country's thinking.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela said on Wednesday it was withdrawing from the Organization of American States, deepening the diplomatic isolation of the socialist-run nation that is already out of step with Latin America's steady shift to the right.
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The tumultuous 38 hours offered the first window into how the man vying to lead Democrats into the future will wrestle with a political past that is now out of step with the party on some major issues.
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Naruhito's wife Masako and daughter Aiko are barred from the ceremony because they are female members of the royal family, a palace tradition that the government upheld despite criticism that it is out of step with modern values.
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The sleek, modern designs of the equipment in Ridley Scott's Prometheus doesn't mesh well with the well-worn Nostromo in Alien, and the elegant lines of the Star Wars prequels feel out of step with the original trilogy.
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"The blind quotes over the past few months from a series of consultants that suggest he'd run as this neo-centrist New Democrat show that he would be profoundly out of step with the direction of grassroots energy."
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In 2018, deep into the era of the "cinematic universe" and series like Westworld, whose very structure begs to be diagrammed, Annihilation's hallucinatory haziness feels bracingly out of step with the direction expansive sci-fi has been taking.
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The showdown itself makes for tense television, but the ease with which Rick and his coalition of fighters amassed a small army and a mountain of firearms for their assault feels utterly out of step with last season.
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Thursday, Clinton is expected to attack Trump's "alt-right" message and paint him as out of step with Nevada voters, but she has yet to demonstrate that she has found her own message that resonates with voters here.
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Perhaps the most striking rupture was prompted by Mr Castro, who pushed the decriminalisation of illegal immigration—an idea that is out of step even with the party's base—and challenged his fellow contenders to endorse that too.
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Context: As Democrats have trended further left of center in recent years, party leadership has indicated that those who fail to fight for abortion rights are "fundamentally out of step with the Democratic platform," per the Washington Post.
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