On "Morning Joe," she parried questions about a possible presidential run.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing, Roberts skillfully parried questions and was confirmed 78-22.
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But his mind was quick, and he nimbly parried questions that the Chinese authorities might consider objectionable.
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The three parried questions about the business in a cramped conference room with doors and shutters painted in DriveU's company colors — shamrock green.
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He parried questions, without any obvious blunders, on matters ranging from abortion to gun rights to executive powers and arcane provisions of antitrust law.
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Mr. Huseman, a mostly soft-spoken Oklahoman, parried questions more effectively than during the first hearing but grew animated after repeated questions about unionization.
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Hiesinger parried questions on when that might happen, however, reminding his interviewer that the partners had agreed to keep a majority in the business for six years.
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It responded to rumours that his penis was lost in a military accident (not true, apparently) and parried questions about his love of horses ("What is wrong with horses?" it exclaims).
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He parried questions of how much control people have over their data on the world's largest social media network without a major gaffe, while avoiding being cornered into supporting new government regulation.
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As Facebook's co-founder and chief executive parried questions from members of Congress about how the social network would protect its users' privacy, he returned time and again to what probably sounded like an unimpeachable proposition.
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Throughout the morning, Mr. Rosenstein repeatedly parried questions about the investigation into Russian interference and whether he would appoint a special counsel to handle it, saying that he has not yet been briefed on any investigation the department may have into the 2016 election.
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For two hours, Mr. Mulvaney parried questions from Senate Democrats on the Banking Committee about why enforcement actions against shady businesses appeared to have stalled under his watch and why the members of the staff that he installed were receiving such handsome salaries — in some cases more than $200,000 per year.
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More recently, says Craig Fehrman, a writer and journalist who has penned several in-depth profiles of the politician, Mr Pence has become shy and uncomfortable about pinpointing his religious affiliation; during one interview, he parried questions about that matter by calling himself a "pretty ordinary Christian" and said he and his family were "kind of looking for a church".
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Inslee, who comfortably parried questions from CNN's Wolf Blitzer during the town hall, removed his glasses near the end of the hour-long event to make the point that climate changes matters and the best way to make sure the 2020 nominating fight focuses on the issue is by helping him meet the DNC standards -- 65,000 individual donors and a polling threshold -- so he can participate in the Democratic Party primary debates.
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