Diversity, however we define it, is politically constructed and politically maintained.
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Testimony 'politically motivated' Supporters of the President say that Lascanas' testimony is politically motivated.
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Get ready for the most politically correct — and politically incorrect — election of our lifetime.
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Sometimes [being] politically incorrect is a way to satire things that are politically incorrect.
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Sunrise sees itself as an organization moving the politically possible into the politically inevitable.
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I think of politically active, politically involved people as the salt of the earth.
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Black feminists have often been forced to pick between being politically black or politically female.
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And the third is engagement polarization: how different the politically engaged are from the politically disengaged.
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Yes, their work is politically inflected, but not politically potent enough to qualify as narrative-changing.
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"Bernie" was listed as an interest for Politically Engaged City Dwellers, Politically Engaged Adults, and Mainstream Millennials.
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Whether you agree with me politically or disagree with me politically — who we're supposed to be, right?
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The "Modi consensus" has ensured that India's Muslims are not only politically powerless but also politically invisible.
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And sometimes they were already politically active, and then they realized being politically active made them economically vulnerable.
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Backed by a $650 million cash infusion from the politically conservative Koch brothers, the politically conservative Meredith Corp.
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It's a politically fractious time in the US right now, and I'm wondering how you construct art that's politically engaged and politically active, without it being overwhelmed by trying to offer up a simplistic moral.
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Politically sensitive cuts: The Administration is trying to preemptively spin some cuts that it knows could be politically damaging.
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In 1994, for instance, only 58% of politically engaged Republicans and 35% of politically engaged Democrats were highly ideological.
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Politically inspired art and merch Organizations handed out everything from pins to comics, showcasing their various politically inspired products.
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Politically myopic, Sophia has long been estranged from her politically progressive sister, Iris, who nevertheless decides to turn up.
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He's both an institutionalist and a politically astute conservative aware of the uproar that a politically directed decision will cause.
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"If it's politically incorrect to say I'm a proud Daughter of the Confederacy, then call me politically incorrect," she wrote.
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In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Chinese investment should not be "politically overinterpreted" or "interfered with politically".
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A possible explanation is that the politically engaged are relying too heavily on introspection when thinking about the politically disengaged.
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The audience was politically split, the award itself politically-bestowed, even as it is non-partisan in tone and tradition.
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In 1994, for instance, only 58 percent of politically engaged Republicans and 35 percent of politically engaged Democrats were highly ideological.
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Smart, informative, short videos on social media might be key to creating an politically knowledgeable—and hopefully, politically engaged—millennial audience.
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Yet aiding the Kurds militarily and ignoring them politically doesn't promote a more politically tolerant society, nor does it encourage stability.
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"He moved to Florida because he believes he's politically viable in Florida, and he's not politically viable in New York," Cuomo said.
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"We were very, very politically aware, and in fact I think I was politically aware from a much earlier age," he said.
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That's often what the most politically active voters find mobilizing, but the most politically engaged are, by definition, quite different than the least politically engaged, and so there's no reason to believe that what the two groups want are the same.
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"Things that shouldn't be politically charged, like the definition of a fact, are being received as if they are politically charged," Naturale says.
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When asked if her girls had reached any notable milestones lately, Bell, as usual, had a very politically correct — and politically, period — response.
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I understand this type of thinking is not politically correct, but being politically correct is what healthy people have the luxury of doing.
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"You know I like to be politically correct, but sometimes I'm politically incorrect," he said on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" last year.
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He rejected a claim that the 2015 amendment was enacted to favor "politically powerful" retired officers and harm "politically unpopular" concealed carry permit holders.
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No, it may not be ethically correct to try to score political points off of disasters, but it's politically expedient and often politically necessary.
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While there are politically conservative Jews who also attend Conservative synagogues, there are also politically liberal Jews who attend services at those same synagogues.
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A politically connected startup is trying to make Obamacare work A politically connected startup is trying to make Obamacare work This segment originally aired Dec.
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"A lot of my friends who were not politically engaged before are now finding themselves politically engaged -- they feel it's their civil duty," she said.
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And while his news blockade certainly precludes him from becoming politically active, the fact is that the vast majority of Americans are not politically active.
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It's ... being used by a lot of people, and it certainly seems to be a meme that's politically motivated, but it's not entirely politically motivated.
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The options that Republicans have proposed to raise money to pay for all these cuts are politically contentious at best, and politically toxic at worst.
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"Is there a benefit politically or a detriment politically to any of those vulnerable senators?" asked a business lobbyist who is pushing for quick congressional approval.
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Right, and I think that that's true of a lot of our history, because we're discouraged from considering women's anger as politically viable and politically consequential.
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On the contrary, for 200 years, America was economically, politically and culturally dominated by a white majority — a politically stable, if often invidious, state of affairs.
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Do politically incendiary ads that further polarize society cost less and perform better than politically neutral ads, and, if so, will Facebook do anything to change that?
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In other words, the law smelled sweeter when it was referred to in a politically neutral manner than it did when a politically-charged nickname was attached.
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Every time he stands tall against a "politically correct" firestorm — wherein "politically correct" means treating people with some bare modicum of decency and respect — his numbers firm up.
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Macron knows what he stands for and exactly where he stands politically, and he knows that this is where a large part of French society stands politically, too.
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"Everyone has to be the same" now, Ellis grumbles; everyone is forced to applaud the same politically correct television shows and cheer for the same politically correct heroes.
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The smart, ambitious, but politically wooden Wellesley/Yale grad set off for a life in Arkansas, riding the coattails of the smart, ambitious, politically gifted Lothario she had married.
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So in the — in the spirit of saying something that might be politically incorrect, tell the voters something that they need to hear but that might be politically incorrect?
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He's a man who can help Trump politically -- and when I say "politically," I don't mean a newly elected Senator Moore will push for equal pay for equal work.
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Here are some excerpts: — I've always thought that the Bay Area was politically more liberal and culturally more conservative while SoCal was politically more conservative and culturally more liberal.
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In each case, the lawyers have used vivid terms to paint Democrats as politically craven, out to abuse the powers of their office only to embarrass Mr. Trump politically.
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A Republican president cutting out his own party's leadership on a politically sensitive issue to work directly with Democrats is unheard of and would otherwise be considered politically perilous.
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"Somehow we've gotten to this place where if we don't agree politically it's not just that we don't agree politically, it's that the other person is insane," he said.
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Its influence is also most sharply felt precisely during the most politically contentious moments of Obama's foreign policy, and Rhodes's communications role is particularly significant precisely at politically contentious moments.
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Truly, just as it is "politically incorrect" to liberals for conservatives to discriminate against minorities, it is politically incorrect to conservatives for liberals to fight for minorities' right to exist.
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Most Americans aren't very politically engaged — and most don't want to be politically engaged, preferring that professional policymakers make decisions for them, so long as the economy stays on track.
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So it's not loaded in one direction politically, it is politically kind of a neutral concept that's associated with more political involvement but not in one direction or the other.
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Most billionaires are more politically active and more politically right-wing than him, and far more likely to actually make the choice to back Trump so their taxes go down.
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As someone who grew up in a tiny politically conservative agricultural community who now lives in a politically liberal urban area, I have friends on varying sides of these epistemological divides.
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Not all evangelicals are politically conservative, but in the age of Donald Trump, those evangelicals who don't share hardline, politically conservative views have been shedding the label left, right, and center.
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And they don't look like Indians—now maybe you say politically correct or not politically correct—they don't look like Indians to me, and they don't look like Indians to Indians.
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And it'll show how politically thorny it will be for the Trump forces to find politically acceptable compromises with the conservatives, to get even reduced versions of their grand dreams passed.
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There were more than 1,000 politically inspired bombings every year in the United States during the early part of the decade, and politically inspired violence became a fact of everyday life.
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Inaccurate or politically biased reports create divisions -- some intended.
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What happens — politically, economically — when people have fewer babies?
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" Rubio responded: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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" Think of "woke" as the inverse of "politically correct.
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" "The introduction was a little, it was politically correct.
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Yes, let us be happy — but publicly, politically, together.
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" But politically, she acknowledged, it would be "very risky.
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" "They are politically motivated and intended to waste time.
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" Gabe said: "Most of my friends are politically aware.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai sent a company-wide email Friday, which Axios obtained, denying any effort to politically bias the company's search results and emphasizing that Google needs to remain politically neutral.
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But they have proved politically tricky to put in place, and not just in poorer parts of the world where incomes are low and making fuel more expensive can be politically risky.
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And his joke about Trump and Putin that outraged some on the right -- ironically, the anti-politically correct crowd want comedians to be politically correct when mocking Trump -- had two positive effects.
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Both probes would benefit the president politically, and the California Democrat said Trump officials made it clear nearly $28503 million in U.S. aid was contingent on opening the two politically motivated probes.
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Neither I nor anyone else at the Giants can control who any of our owners support politically, just as we cannot and should not control whom any of our employees support politically.
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Neel's milieu in Harlem encompassed the politically invisible and the politically active; her portraits from this period include both people who lived in poverty and the writers and activist leaders who criticized it.
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Traditionally a leader of the Arab world, politically and culturally, and home to a quarter of its population, Egypt has become inward-looking and politically marginalized in a way not seen for generations.
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And politically, it just is not a politically popular option to say no, we're going to put all this money in the jails at the expense of a lot of other county services.
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But others are wary, saying it would be politically risky; impeachment implies an effort to remove the president from office, and Mr. Trump is primed to try to exploit any such effort politically.
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"They want to be politically correct, that's OK," he said.
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Russian officials have denied that Belykh's prosecution was politically motivated.
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Instead it has got itself into a politically costly mess.
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Our country is going to hell — we're being politically correct.
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Why it matters: For many, these are politically motivated rollouts.
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The rout was both politically and psychologically meaningful for Mrs.
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This is not merely a tragedy; it matters politically, too.
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Modi denies the charges and believes they are politically motivated.
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The case of Ms. Clark remains raw, emotionally and politically.
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But politically and legislatively, ending DACA could open the floodgates.
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So far at least, it seems Pelosi is politically winning.
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It's a lot of darkness around us politically and whatever.
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Those decisions hurt Hillary Clinton and helped Donald Trump politically.
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All I wanted to do was play politically neutral Parcheesi.
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Wired magazine identified the most politically influential tech industry players.
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People will say, 'OK we got Falluja, what's happening politically?
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Firearms in America, politically, are thus much like the Trump
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His proposals may be politically unrealistic, but they are bold.
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Freedom Caucus members wouldn't be punished politically for the vote.
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It's unclear, however, how politically significant this shift will be.
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" It said the group historically had "engaged politically where possible.
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But just on the free put, if you will, politically.
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How is that going to look politically in her state?
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But how is this nomination going to play or politically?
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De Becker told media that the leak was politically motivated.
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Beyond the extravagance, she has proven to be politically ambitious.
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The DOJ steadfastly denied that the suit was politically motivated.
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It's not just Ohio where GM's move could reverberate politically.
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And Sessions bucked his party politically at times as well.
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Groves said in June that the indictment was politically motivated.
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Politically charged gummy bears don't come cheap, by the way.
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Some of the members are more politically motivated than others.
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Nothing would be easier politically than to refuse to meet.
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The press conference appears to have accomplished the politically impossible.
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Lawyers of the families condemned the verdict as politically motivated.
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Unfortunately this optimal solution is politically untenable and extremely expensive.
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Sharif denied the charges that he said were politically motivated.
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Threshold Editions is the publishing giant's politically conservative nonfiction arm.
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Maduro's government has described the U.S. investigations as politically motivated.
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The royal family remains politically neutral and does not vote.
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What's a busy, angry, worried, politically engaged person to do?
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Under them, Charmed is earnest, fullhearted, and very politically preoccupied.
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The NPA has said the charges are not politically motivated.
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Several senators weren't willing to take another politically risky vote.
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His attorney said in June the charges are politically motivated.
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To win, though, you do need to be politically realistic.
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That leaves important and politically difficult reforms by the wayside.
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Politically, she is not opposed to the government's immigration controls.
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The term "politically correct" has surged in the past decade.
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But at the same time, fast food isn't politically neutral.
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He denied the charges, which he said were politically motivated.
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Other parties that won seats are small and politically divided.
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Orania's isolation has left it economically unattractive and politically irrelevant.
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Menaker: There's nothing politically effective that you do by yourself.
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The investigation is not Mr. Khuzami's first politically sensitive matter.
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He denied the charges that he said were politically motivated.
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Much less so, by the way, than being politically correct.
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By law, the military is required to be politically neutral.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON "America on Fire: A Politically Incorrect Show," group show.
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It's a profound bit of activism, both visually and politically.
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The question is whether using these weapons is politically acceptable.
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Sculpture's strongest works are those that feel politically resonant today.
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Baier's panelists said they thought Clinton's decision was politically logical.
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Actions that anger Kashmiris can sometimes benefit Mr Modi politically.
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CHINA'S presence in Europe, both politically and commercially, is growing.
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Among their arguments is that the case is politically motivated.
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But the prosecutors said that these books were politically erroneous.
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One was more politically palatable, but one was more effective.
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But his advisers doubt if either solution is politically feasible.
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How much would such a revelation hurt the president politically?
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Things like 'This will determine where the country is politically.
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Health care reform is always difficult and often politically perilous.
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But trade of this sort is unsustainable, politically and economically.
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Yet such alliances may turn out to be crucial politically.
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Practically and politically, however, Congress knows the clock is ticking.
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They have both denied all charges, labeling them politically motivated.
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But it's also true that this can be politically risky.
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And it's something that reflects where we're at now, politically.
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It's been interesting to watch it happen politically as well.
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Politically, however, the region is moving in the opposite direction.
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Sharif denied the charges which he said were politically motivated.
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Indians are starting to behave politically more like other groups.
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And where does greed get us — financially, socially, and politically?
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Veterans, by contrast, are a politically relevant constituency for Republicans.
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Politically speaking, no one expects to hear Faure's requiem soon.
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He is selling it as the more politically palatable solution.
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I mean, maybe we're all politically of a like mind.
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Politically, this is a great play by the Saudis though.
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Within a year he was nationally famous and politically active.
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This could be popular, politically -- until it impacts American wallets.
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Women were becoming more politically active and joining the workforce.
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Tekebayev denied wrongdoing and described his case as politically motivated.
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Even politically informed Americans often have no idea it exists.
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Already, activity in the most politically sensitive channels is tumbling.
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Three things have kept the politically dead prime minister walking.
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But that doesn't mean it can't work for Trump politically.
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There are slightly more politically contentious policies that could help.
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What do they have on him personally, financially or politically?
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Ablyazov has dismissed the charges against him as politically motivated.
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Climate change is making the region even more volatile politically.
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Still, he hinted that the case may be politically motivated.
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What they're saying: These things are politically potent for Republicans.
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But most of the guys are astute politically and survivors.
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However, a major tax overhaul may not be politically feasible.
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Now, House of Cards has never really made sense politically.
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After all, it regularly punishes countries that cross it politically.
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The minister also suggested that the accusations were politically motivated.
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So, what we have here is a politically enraged Moby.
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Mr Ablyazov rejects all the accusations as politically motivated smears.
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Most French prime ministers leave office drained and politically weakened.
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They also say the charges against him are politically motivated.
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He called the Russia probe a politically motivated witch hunt.
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Energy prices are politically ominous for presidents when they're high.
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There's a lot that's not politically correct about the film.
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That will be an economically unfortunate and politically difficult situation.
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It looked like President Trump was politically bruised and battered.
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Trump has called any allegations a politically charged witch hunt.
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" And President Barack Obama: "President Obama has been politically divisive.
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I -- I -- and I don't mean politically, I mean internally.
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"They're politically protected, but not anymore," Trump told the newspaper.
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Her withdrawal of Trump endorsement cost her politically in 2016.
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It denies that any of the arrests are politically motivated.
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But politically, making that case is extraordinarily difficult, even impossible.
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"I don't want to be so politically correct," Trump said.
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" Rubio shot back: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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CUOMO: Understood and that's something you have to police politically.
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Legally, politically, economically, socially, culturally, it very clearly does matter.
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Taking on Obamacare's biggest flaw directly will be politically difficult.
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The changes might be enough, politically, to clear the Senate.
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Politically, she's situated in the middle between Sanders and Schumer.
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This politically charged atmosphere carried over into the ceremony itself.
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The prime minister's supporters dismiss these attacks as politically motivated.
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Cook himself has been politically involved across the ideological spectrum.
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The students included Democrats, Republicans, independents and the politically unaffiliated.
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Is that something that you see as now politically salable?
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This crisis has provided him a much needed fillip politically.
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Decisions about energy development on public lands are politically determined.
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More than just wrong, he was seen as politically toxic.
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Prosecutors dismissed any suggestion that Monday's charges were politically motivated.
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But not all tax breaks are politically — or morally — equal.
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What's important is that by doing so he benefits politically.
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The group has been politically allied to Hezbollah since 2006.
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None of the pieces of my proposal are politically popular.
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And it has charged that the investigation is politically motivated.
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SO POLITICALLY IT'S GOING TO BE A MUCH SLOWER PROCESS.
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"We can't be PC (politically correct) about it," she adds.
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Politically speaking, she is dead, but she doesn't know it.
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The government has repeatedly said neither case was politically motivated.
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Why stick with a politically toxic figure who belittled him?
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It is not politically opportunistic to raise this issue now.
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Politically, this is what Harris might call a good problem.
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Politically, it maybe works, or maybe it doesn't; who knows.
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Especially so where political (and politically charged) topics are concerned.
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The two presidential candidates were as different personally as politically.
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And politically that's the only place to be in 2016.
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We recognize that some of these recommendations are politically difficult.
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We've got power politically, and nobody more than in Florida.
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The North Korea portfolio is increasingly politically sensitive for Mattis.
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Lebanon already is in a tenuous situation, economically and politically.
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The problem is that this is politically all but impossible.
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Young Thais for years have been seen as politically apathetic.
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It just comes back to a less politically favored industry.
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He denies wrongdoing and says the charges were politically motivated.
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Now neither institution can take action without appearing politically partisan.
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He has long said that the charges are politically motivated.
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The politically motivated attempts to sully a good man's name.
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Tuesday's speech came at a critical juncture politically for Trump.
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" "Is there a possibility that Susan Rice was politically motivated?
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In contrast, Trump voters love the fact he's politically incorrect.
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"Politically and economically, they make no sense," Ms. Lovely said.
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The challenge decarbonization presents is both politically and technologically unprecedented.
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There is a cost to this stunt — politically and economically.
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" And Stone labeled the Mueller probe as being "politically motivated.
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Exxon has denied the allegations and called them politically motivated.
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To believe all women, not just when it's politically advantageous.
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Modi denies the charges and says they are politically motivated.
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Both have long said that their charges are politically motivated.
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She was seen as a more politically minded First Lady.
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The culprit, nearly always, is a politically unmanageable fiscal burden.
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Obama will politically knock out Trump in the first round.
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Marshall's opinion for the court struck a politically brilliant balance.
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Rethinking tax expenditures is politically divisive, but not inherently heinous.
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But read the morning paper — what's happening politically and geopolitically.
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The debt is not the constraining factor (except, perhaps, politically).
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It's politically controversial and hard to make work in practice.
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BNP supporters claim the charges against Zia are politically motivated.
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The attack is believed to have been politically motivated. pic.twitter.
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Katumbi denies the allegations, which he says are politically motivated.
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On Long Island, they are now a politically recognized crisis.
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But it's unclear whether the package will benefit Republicans' politically.
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In response, Russia said that such activism was politically motivated.
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That last line from Trump is an absolute dagger politically.
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Of course, Crimea and election meddling are politically thorny issues.
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Politically, Virginia has increasingly become a bastion for the establishment.
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Senate Republicans have introduced a politically toxic provision into theirs.
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The Iowa caucuses revealed their hunger for something new politically.
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In the United States, the picture is also politically charged.
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That makes supporting a BRAC round politically difficult for lawmakers.
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Call it politically incorrect, or call it barroom macho talk.
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The politically correct thing is for us to say this.
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Trump additionally claimed Wednesday that the lawsuit was politically motivated.
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Is that possible given the very divided, politically divided Congress?
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Russia has dismissed the findings as biased and politically motivated.
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Jews act and behave politically like the broader American public.
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The most politically vulnerable group in America are House Republicans.
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However sincere or politically fashionable, this view makes no sense.
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He has complained repeatedly that Kelly is not politically savvy.
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Politically, there's no doubt that this is a damaging development.
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In today's politically charged climate, even shoes can be contentious.
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And this time it appears to be partly politically motivated.
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Trump tried to use their deaths to help himself politically.
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We need more research to address this politically charged topic.
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He was created during a less politically correct era, yes.
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He wants to blow it up politically, strategically, and ideologically.
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These crimes are driven by hate and are politically motivated.
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Even more politically extreme members of the House, like Rep.
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Politically, creating a federal reinsurance program could sink the bill.
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The U.S. Justice Department denied the charges were politically motivated.
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The parliament and the European Council are more politically fragmented.
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At that point the lifting of sanctions became politically toxic.
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It has always been politically expedient to fight the establishment.
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Moore has repeatedly denied the allegations, calling them politically motivated.
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The question is, how can higher density be sold politically?
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Mr. Musharraf has denounced the treason charges as politically motivated.
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"You don't have to be as politically correct," she said.
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Politically, however, it appears that the moment is perfectly ripe.
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Higher crude and hence gasoline prices could hit Republicans politically.
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It appears that, politically, Hamas is damned whatever it does.
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Overturning all that is desirable, but it's also politically difficult.
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However, not all see the kvass revival as politically charged.
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In the wake of the election, I was awakened politically.
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The government denies the allegations against Katumbi are politically motivated.
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If scientists don't speak up for themselves politically, who will?
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I knew where you stood politically, so no shock there.
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Thailand has been politically divided for more than a decade.
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But I, we've been politically active together in the past.
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Ren has previously said his daughter's arrest was politically motivated.
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But I don't really know that it moves anything politically.
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What I do know that moves things politically is money.
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We're politically active and we support them across the board.
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Of course, this sounds politically impossible, at least for now.
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Clinton has dismissed criticism of the charity as politically motivated.
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Cillizza: How is May still standing politically after this week?
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But the Oswald conference is not easy to classify politically.
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Immigration has long been a difficult and politically divisive issue.
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Politically, local forces are more effective than American combat units.
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Trump's campaign, however, need not worry — at least, not politically.
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"There is no question this is politically motivated," he said.
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But here's the thing: Northam simply cannot survive this politically.
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Politically, of course, Hollywood is very well intentioned and liberal.
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It's a difficult time politically right now for most everybody.
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Thanathorn denies wrongdoing and says the cases are politically motivated.
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Because once you get sophisticated and nuanced you're politically incorrect.
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"This was a setup & politically motivated," he said on Twitter.
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Sunday's comments came at a politically sensitive moment for Mrs.
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But here's where Mr. Mnuchin's plan is so politically inspired.
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But evolving politically is different from fabricating your life story.
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The answer, like so many these days, is politically charged.
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Cirque Inextremiste's sense of humor is far less politically correct.
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"Politically, you had to build a physical connection," he said.
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Emotions run high, as does posturing by the politically powerful.
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Are protected lanes politically harder to implement than conventional lanes?
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The math solutions in the Senate have proved politically difficult.
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I can't predict where, politically, Italy or America is headed.
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And even politically, it's getting more and more priced in.
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After a politically tumultuous weekend, one must find solace elsewhere.
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That holds true even if the views aren't politically representative.
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It is politically more liberal, and far more racially diverse.
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The article comes at a delicate time for Egypt politically.
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There is no recovering politically from this state of affairs.
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But publicly condemning the exception just seemed too politically risky.
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They are the latest victims of America's politically correct crusaders.
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Failure at any of these tasks will be politically disastrous.
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One supervisor, Hillary Ronen, called it a politically motivated attack.
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Politically, I'm not quite sure where Aida's journey leaves us.
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The Roberts opinion reads as if it is politically neutral.
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There's an antidote to politically motivated reasoning, it turns out.
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And I don't see Democrats taking that politically into account.
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It is no longer politically risky to get behind them.
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Other pop star contemporaries of Swift's have been politically vocal.
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It is a delicate moment politically as well as militarily.
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Democrats can now fairly characterize his actions as politically motivated.
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She was ousted after widespread protests against politically motivated favoritism.
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What the hell's going on in the United States politically?
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Our pride parades are, for the most part, politically dilute.
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The attack was deemed not to have been politically motivated.
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If pricing carbon is politically impossible, how do we pay?
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Welfare recipients are not more politically predictable than other Iranians.
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"I was getting politically charged around that time," he said.
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American Jews are blue-state — politically liberal in their outlook.
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The church is seen as more moderate theologically and politically.
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They failed, and now they are paying a price politically.
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Kem Sokha denies the charges, saying they are politically motivated.
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California remains diverse culturally, but politically, it is increasingly unified.
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The Chinese government broadly supports A.I. companies, financially and politically.
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How to work things out economically, politically, or whatever else.
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We need to get out there and be politically active.
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There's evidence to suggest politically motivated censorship is already happening.
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Saving California, religiously or politically, might seem an audacious goal.
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Bringing our troops home is always a politically popular decision.
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He was dismissed as a politically clueless former Democratic donor.
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This reduces the odds he will say something politically problematic.
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Breast cancer just isn't as politically fraught as police brutality.
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Opinion Columnist This is a memo for the politically homeless.
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But in the end, that did him little good politically.
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But that idea is politically unpopular in many European countries.
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We offer something that politically, artistically, makes us less submissive.
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The government denied accusations that his imprisonment was politically motivated.
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The powerful, elite bureau has led politically sensitive criminal cases.
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It doesn't seem to be helping her much, politically speaking.
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He also called abuse of power a "politically loaded" term.
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We must shore up our internal cohesion: economically, politically, socially.
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Politically, the EU and Russia are as unreconciled as ever.
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But his time as independent counsel made him politically radioactive.
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It's the place where younger voters get their start politically.
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Supporters of Kem Sokha say the charges are politically motivated.
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"I've always been politically active in my community," she said.
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James Hodgkinson's rampage is believed to have been politically motivated.
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Politically, this isn't hard, so let's do the right thing.
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Abubakar's camp viewed the move as politically motivated and unconstitutional.
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Citizen Lab specializes in politically motivated hacking executed by governments.
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Surveillance for resistance on farms is patchy and politically sensitive.
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Politically, it may be too late to stem the tide.
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This is not politically driven, it is technological and cultural.
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Politically, this translates into more congressional seats and electoral votes.
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The result is as confusing politically as it is theatrically.
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Trump emerges from impeachment politically strengthened -- in the short term.
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America is no longer a black and white nation politically.
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But it was Harris who benefited politically from Biden's blunder.
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Hurricane relief funding has proven politically contentious in the past.
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It would be good for everyone, both substantively and politically.
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Democrats, meanwhile, may feel politically obligated to vote for removal.
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All too often we feel powerless, both politically and economically.
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"Politically, this is more difficult than launching the carbon market."
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"I don't see that happening, politically, right now," he said.
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Analysts say this option is unrealistic, both numerically and politically.
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Politically, a Sanders' nomination would spell disaster for the Democrats.
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The politically sensitive deal was backed by the French government.
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Going undercover politically can take on a number of forms.
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"Puerto Ricans tried politically to gain their means," he said.
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Ingabire described the latest convictions as politically motivated as well.
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Which, politically speaking, is an utterly defensible decision for Kemp.
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Greenwald has fiercely denied the charges, calling them politically motivated.
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Yet the politically engaged have also taken to believing that
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Thanks to Trump, I'm more politically engaged than ever before!
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What is left of NATO politically, after this tense episode?
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Those farmers include Quebec's numerous and politically active dairy farmers.
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Rampant Islamophobia has inspired Muslims to get more politically engaged.
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Every single option that's on the table is politically impossible.
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He has dismissed all charges against him as politically motivated.
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They accuse Malaysian authorities of pursuing a politically motivated prosecution.
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There are so many uncertainties right now —politically, economically, monetarily.
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That legislation had appeared politically dead just one day before.
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The only conclusion can be that this was politically intended.
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Saakashvili will not leave Ukraine and will be active politically.
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I was trying to be a stupid, politically incorrect Republican.
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He has denied wrongdoing and calls the case politically motivated.
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It was not clear if the attack was politically motivated.
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Pakistan's rallying stocks come ahead of a politically turbulent background.
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Simple: Because it was the politically expedient thing to do.
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This country belongs to white people culturally, politically, socially, everything.
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David is politically chaste and Mr. Nixon is scientifically illiterate.
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That move followed another politically popular decision on Hong Kong.
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A Senate trial would kick off a politically charged year.
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" Hoyer characterized the GOP's phrasing as "politically tainted" and "pejorative.
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Broadly speaking, that's area in which Trump has thrived politically.
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They become informed about world events and become politically active.
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A substantial rollback, therefore, was not politically or practically feasible.
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But the dictionary's comments are often grammatically, not politically, motivated.
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Boucher's lawyer has denied that the attack was politically motivated.
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To meet this challenge will be politically tough to do.
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We can only implement what is practical and politically doable.
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That particular guy wanted to be so politically correct. Ahhh!
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Donald Trump understands how politically toxic his party's position is.
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Politically, they don't want the public to see the report.
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The state is significant politically and personally for the President.
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"We're convinced that this case is politically motivated," Thanathorn said.
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And we all know that politically, these are hard times.
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Paying for drugs is less politically toxic than helping bankers.
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Critics have said the case against him is politically motivated.
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Cutting Social Security would set off a hand grenade, politically.
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His parents were poor, and the region was politically unstable.
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But officials say it would be politically difficult for Mrs.
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Boucher admitted the assault but denied it was politically motivated.
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"Politically, it's a popular one, there's no question," he said.
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"Politically, it's a popular one, there's no question," he said.
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"The DPP continues to politically manipulate the virus," it said.
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This path is unlikely to be sustainable, economically or politically.
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Through him I was meeting a more politically committed circle.
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They both deny wrongdoing and call the arrests politically motivated.
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Because to be politically correct just takes Too. Much. Time.
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Australia is also not immune to politically stoked media hatred.
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" And there she is yakking about politics on "Politically Incorrect.
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Israel has responded to this perceived threat militarily and politically.
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You succeed politically when you appeal to voters' basic decency.
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It's politically just very, very difficult to go much higher.
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Human rights groups consider the charges against him politically motivated.
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Democrats cannot accept right now an erosion of Obamacare politically.
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But it's just more politically centered in a different way.
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But it's politically controversial, so here's what I would say.
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That helps politically by creating many "winners" from the legislation.
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A slippery slope to politically segregated dining, this is not.
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Needless to say, the vibe skews a bit politically conservative.
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It's going against everything he's believed politically for 30 years.
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And the specter of politically motivated investigations is always there.
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Pursuing articles of impeachment against Trump would be politically explosive.
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" TRUMP'S CHAMPIONS Bob Bolus, Pennsylvania "One of the first things that I ever heard Trump say was, 'I don't have time to be politically correct because America doesn't have time to be politically correct.
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From a labor relations perspective, the strikes are problematic both politically and economically — politically because strikes occur outside the legal system and economically because teachers may avoid some of the consequences of a strike.
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It might be a very significant element in getting any negotiation going, but it's also extremely politically costly, and the longer it doesn't produce anything, the more politically costly and unsustainable it will be.
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This group of House freshmen, the most racially diverse ever, is also politically and geographically heterogeneous, with members hailing from strip mall America, semirural districts and politically mixed exurbs, as well as liberal cities.
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But the idea that it's politically deadly in 2020 to articulate a more nuanced assessment of the communist dictator's reign than what was politically acceptable during the Cold War and its aftermath is dubious.
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"It's really sad that the administrator is using a legitimate inquiry to back up his politically motivated, opportunistic letter that he sent over to the governor that is politically skewed," Barragán told The Hill.
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Clinton, who is more politically schooled and therefore more politically conservative, acknowledged that climate change is real, but didn't seem to understand that the environment is on, or perhaps has already fallen over, the precipice.
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"These cases are politically charged and politically motivated," Ms. Al-Shabazz said, "and they will do anything to get a conviction when all eyes are on them, and that's what they did in this case."
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So, on 22017chan, you see these incredibly politically incorrect discussions going on and I think they really latched onto Trump because he would go out in public and he would say something incredibly politically incorrect.
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This would solve a lot of problems, both politically and economically.
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Jack Markell of Delaware, referring to the most politically competitive states.
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Local party secretaries appoint judges and often vet politically important decisions.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are worlds apart, politically and temperamentally.
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Obviously, for our country, politically, there was a lot of darkness.
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"We're so politically correct, we're afraid to do anything," he said.
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I think Portman could have pulled off more politically-charged subjects.
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Transgender rights are a politically charged issue in the United States.
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" Fewer people get long-term prison sentences "for politically motivated reasons.
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EU leaders, however, seek unity on this most politically sensitive matter.
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He said he did not believe the attack was politically motivated.
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The 2010 redistricting has already given Republicans the upper hand, politically.
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Politically, there is no way Republican leaders will agree to that.
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Politically, we're allowing Russia and Iran to prop up a butcher.
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The plaintiff's trial evidence would almost certainly have been politically damaging.
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In the past year these processions have become more politically charged.
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Black women are gaining financially and politically while maintaining cultural clout.
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Second, you don't have to deal with corrupt, politically ambitious officers.
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" He added: "Being politically correct is fine, but not for this!
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Whether it&aposs politically appropriate, I think Daniel Goldman is right.
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IT'S A WORLD WHICH FEELS BOTH POLITICALLY AND ECONOMICALLY VERY UNSTABLE.
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That annual filing rate was a manageable level, logistically and politically.
|
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As Ip writes (emphasis added): Politically, business leaders are risk-averse.
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A staunch Democrat, Baldwin could not be further from Trump politically.
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He has profited from the decision politically and financially ever since.
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I get frustrated—everyone wants to be so doggone politically correct.
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Badjie said the situation needed to be solved politically, not militarily.
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Also, money and fame don't make everyone socially and politically incognizant.
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It's a hugely risky project for Modi, both politically and socially.
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Culturally and politically, there is significant momentum among Americans favoring legalization.
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The Red Sea islands accord has become politically sensitive for Sisi.
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" The War Game had been very highly charged politically," Jackson said.
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" To which Colbert commented: "Donald Trump refuses to be politically correct.
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"Forgotten men" are just as important economically as they are politically.
|
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Politically, the sanctions are also beginning to bite beyond Iran's borders.
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"He's giving the army a certain stake politically," Bravo Regidor said.
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"Politically, things haven't always been in our favor here," he said.
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Okay, that's a problem, but politically, not such a big problem.
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"His direction will be a less politically-correct direction," he said.
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Still, Parol said STEM students are not, in general, politically active.
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Hong Kong has a history of politically driven waves of emigration.
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"Making exceptions for the politically connected is deeply troubling," he said.
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Having said that, I just think politically it would be counterproductive.
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Coal chokes India politically, especially in states where it is mined.
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This is probably the most politically sensitive aspect of limbic capitalism.
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Several members were shocked they wouldn't call the shooting politically motivated.
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Encouraging women to have more babies used to be politically fraught.
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But for the past few years, Yiannopoulos has seemed politically untouchable.
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They are also as politically predictable as the right-wing press.
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The chances are that the president will dominate parliament politically, too.
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" Politically ruined, Mr. Mackell called it "the end of a nightmare.
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Hurdles to student voting are hardly limited to politically competitive states.
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Yesterday, our colleague Lisa Lerer shared her politically themed Halloween costume.
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I started the three weeks with 146 politically apathetic tenth graders.
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Many co-workers know and agree completely but aren't active politically.
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I guess, first question Molly politically is that a real argument?
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As irrational as Trump often appears, though, he's politically not wrong.
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Plus: When are left-leaning techies going to get politically organized?
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Planned Parenthood denied the accusations and called the probe politically motivated.
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"Unfortunately neither one of those options are politically palatable," said Gerardes.
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Pavlensky, known for macabre, politically charged actions, was detained by police.
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Britain's ethnic-minority population is expanding and becoming more politically engaged.
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Enjoy browsing the subversive, satirical and above all politically ambiguous artwork!
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The planned policy changes will face enormous challenges, legally and politically.
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Ending TPS for Salvadoreans and others is legally and politically easier.
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This assumes a politically neutral terrain for sick and dying people.
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Those fans have also changed as she's become more politically active.
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Legal or not, that's simply not a very politically popular position.
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She's attracted some powerful, yet politically dangerous, allies along the way.
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The show takes a strong stance on some politically heated topic?
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She went on to encourage the audience to remain politically active.
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Go deeper: Wilbur Ross insists citizenship census question isn't politically motivated
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Politically it is freer than Russia and more consolidated than Ukraine.
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The government has repeatedly denied that the accusations are politically motivated.
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Politically motivated firings are an unacceptable violation of the social compact.
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Mr Tosh says he has now moved to the centre politically.
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Well, no, it's so toxic that it's dysfunctional, it's politically dysfunctional.
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Her new status isn't fun, or politically correct, but it's realistic.
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Allies of Thaksin say the new tax claim is politically motivated.
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He tells PEOPLE he thinks the arrest warrant was politically motivated.
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Trump called the analysis "ridiculous" and suggested it was politically biased.
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"It will probably be very good for me politically," he said.
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So the characters change because of what's happened politically and personally.
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Keeping English or French is also, in some places, politically convenient.
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The Banks children's mother, Winifred, had been a politically progressive suffragette.
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Navalny has long said all charges against him were politically motivated.
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The reform is as politically sensitive as it is ferociously complex.
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GUTFELD: So I don&apost remember his show being conservative politically.
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They've been accused of directing funds to unqualified, politically-connected contractors.
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Babis denies any wrongdoing and says the case is politically motivated.
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Politically as well as commercially, the Trump brand is in trouble.
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" He said he appreciates Mr. Trump's willingness to be "politically incorrect.
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They want him to rewrite the boundaries of the politically possible.
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Noisey: What do things feel like for you right now, politically?
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But even politically, let alone environmentally, that is not an option.
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Mr. Bumpers's detractors, however, called him personally bland and politically noncommittal.
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In fact, it appears he could suffer politically for doing so.
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An anger between the politically powerful haves and the have-nots.
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The idea of politically correct literature is dangerous for the future.
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Mr Salvini is taking a huge gamble, both politically and economically.
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Talk of talking with Russia is politically toxic in many circles.
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Marginalised politically and socially, many turned to business and became wealthy.
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The government came across as politically capricious and unsure of itself.
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For most of his life Mr Ricks was not politically active.
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A few politically connected families control the vast majority of industries.
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It is also the most politically polarized state in the nation,
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Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota suggested Mueller's aides were politically biased.
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Politically sensitive trade gaps with China, Mexico and Canada all increased.
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RE: Well not politically, but they're going to start going direct.
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"I didn't think about it politically," the Academy Award-winner said.
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The company said media reports of the investigation were politically motivated.
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Democrats also appear wary of another politically taxing battle over healthcare.
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Today, the strongest and most politically important identities are partisan identities.
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"That would be the politically smart thing to do," he added.
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There are troves of historically fascinating and politically enlightening tapes online.
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At Public School, though, the message was much more politically charged.
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We were very politically active so we had that in common.
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The community is invested in him , morally, financially, politically, even culturally.
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I can be the most politically correct person you've ever seen.
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Her legal team says the case against her is politically-motivated.
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"We are starting to see politically driven supply outages," Croft said.
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Another question was what role the festival itself could play politically.
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It can be politically-charged or not, depending on the person.
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"I don't think politically it's good to vote against tax cuts."
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Yet, they are politically active, and do watch the debates online.
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He has denied them and said they were politically motivated allegations.
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While symbolic, the vote nonetheless shows how politically toxic this remains.
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Yeah, that's what worries me about this "politically correct/incorrect" business.
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"I don't see how you pull it off politically," said Rep.
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Video By today's standards, Allen's character's views are considered politically incorrect.
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Trump's lawyer has said her accusations are false and politically motivated.
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The minister has dismissed the accusations as frivolous and politically motivated.
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Clinton supporters dismissed Sanders's proposals as politically unrealistic and economically flawed.
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He believes in equality amongst the genders – economically, politically and socially.
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This was a momentous occasion for the country, politically and psychologically.
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Kuciak had reported on fraud cases, often involving politically connected businessmen.
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John Carpenter started a great tradition of politically themed genre movies.
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Every element of the arrangement is politically, legally or morally problematic.
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It's the case of the year that is politically dividing Israel.
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In this world, Mars is a politically and technologically advanced powerhouse.
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It's urgent, politically delicate work, much harder than winning an election.
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A bunch of awkward, politically-laced renditions of the national anthem.
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But you weren't very politically active, as I recall, until recently.
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That said, I do think I am totally politically correct. Really?
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Politically, Israel, its first rallying cry, no longer offers much glue.
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Such events are ratings gold and changes would be politically sensitive.
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Such concessions are politically indigestible for euro-zone governments, especially Germany's.
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The actor is very politically active, and not just on Twitter.
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DIAMOND: Do you have any evidence that this was politically motivated?
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The shutdown politics are politically tricky for the careful GOP leader.
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Politically, of course, this has the potential to be highly significant.
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"Joe Biden politically is not a lightweight," Zupan told The Hill.
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But, though the plans are morally shocking, politically they are not.
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Her problem is so do most of the politically attuned Democrats.
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This tends to channel funds and contracts to politically connected incumbents.
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Enten: So to me, West Virginia is a fascinating state politically.
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The law has not been politically popular, however, judging from polls.
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Turns out, defending Nazis isn't a politically popular position to take.
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Hillary Clinton has been more vocal, politically, since her election defeat.
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During politically sensitive periods, internet speed becomes molasseslike, especially in Beijing.
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Nunes has described the charges as false and politically motivated. Reps.
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Kenya is a relatively prosperous, developed and politically tolerant African nation.
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Paul says the attack against him may have been politically motivated.
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Cuomo has rejected the notion that the opening was politically motivated.
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Turkey has dismissed the accusations of sanctions-busting as politically motivated.
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"If you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me," he said.
|
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Shutting down the government could cost Trump politically, despite his claims.
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It may be politically difficult to justify offering them such support.
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The United States has become increasingly politically polarized in recent years.
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He did not elaborate on what he meant by "politically motivated".
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Such a vote could prove politically damaging for various senators, however.
|
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Women are leading movements politically, socially and culturally across the country.
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Kasich and Sandoval were loud, politically powerful voices on the issue.
|
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Being politically conservative doesn't have to mean being reluctant to change.
|
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But his facts led him to a pretty politically charged conclusion.
|
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It's not the only politically-themed project Hanks is tied to.
|
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Or, to put it in more politically resonant terms, an identity?
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Spain has been politically paralyzed since its national election on Dec.
|
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Seeking an IMF deal is politically risky for President Mauricio Macri.
|
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Some accusations will be genuine and some will be politically motivated.
|
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"I don't like to get involved politically at all," Duhamel said.
|
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Politically, the trend is considered a risk before the November elections.
|
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Erdogan continued, vowing to "fight politically and judicially" against the arrests.
|
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The agriculture sector in India is both economically and politically important.
|
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Taxpayers would be stuck with a money-hemorrhaging, politically untouchable insurer.
|
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But Friday's ruling is already poised to do some damage politically.
|
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Whether any of that is doable politically remains to be seen.
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In other words, the opioid controversy is already very potent politically.
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"We first want to deal with the AfD politically," Merkel said.
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Fears of politically motivated attacks on critical infrastructure are running high.
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The reason isn't because the polling companies are necessarily politically biased.
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Targeting the SALT cap could also be politically risky for Democrats.
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In a previous interview, Sanders dismissed the allegations as politically motivated.
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It also empowers these Page owners to be more politically engaged.
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" It turns out that suburbs are no longer particularly politically "independent.
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I don't know politically who's going to win or lose this.
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In Iowa, the federal policy boosting ethanol production is politically sacred.
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Politically, meanwhile, Israel's expanding activism speaks volumes about America's Iran policy.
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Politically, Democrats are slightly less sanguine about their midterm election prospects.
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And the effects of even small shifts can be politically profound.
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That ingredient doesn't change, whatever is happening politically in the world.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have cast the effort as a politically-driven charade.
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Chinese courts rarely find defendants innocent, especially in politically contentious cases.
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One is upscale: politically moderate suburbs outside Philadelphia, Denver, Minneapolis-St.
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Politically, the hurricane stands to benefit Scott far more than Nelson.
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A politically insulated prosecutor can abuse his power in remarkable ways.
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Erickson helped Butina identify politically influential individuals to build relationships with.
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"The fence is an easy thing to sell politically," Mulvaney said.
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Politically manipulated weather patterns can drastically shift the global power dynamic.
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"Leaver" and "Remainer" now the primary ways that people identify politically
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But now that he is politically injured, his rivals are circling.
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Some of these plutocrats will be more politically experienced than Schultz.
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Lots of black humor and not politically correct, that's for sure.
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It's that they organized politically, defying the Communist Party's supreme authority.
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Stop being politically correct and put your country and family first.
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Those votes that could be politically dangerous to Senate Republicans, however.
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The charges detailed genocide, systematic torture, politically motivated killings and terrorism.
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College students could be more politically active than in previous elections.
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Washington is a divided town in a very politically divided nation.
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The outcome of the 35-day standoff leaves Trump politically chastened.
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All of those strategies are costly, politically charged or technically challenging.
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A Heathrow expansion is not a cheap option, financially or politically.
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Steve Bannon dismissed the case as politically motivated—a witch hunt.
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Assange has denied wrongdoing and said the allegations were politically motivated.
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Retreat might make geophysical sense; politically, it was a non-starter.
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It's tough to do politically, but just get on with it.
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Viktor Orbán prospers politically by portraying the financier George Soros and
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"We have entered the world of politically correct lunacy," he added.
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Moore has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying they are politically motivated.
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Now it attacks those who profess unpopular or politically incorrect opinions.
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The Sanders response to Aetna is perfectly timed and politically powerful.
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McConnell did "a fantastic job both strategically & politically," the president said.
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Put another way, will it be economically strategic or politically strategic?
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"He understands things politically as much as operationally," Mr. Aleinikoff said.
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Exxon has called the Massachusetts and New York investigations politically motivated.
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We all come from very different backgrounds, racially, financially, politically, etc.
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Politically, it demonstrates the hollowness of a core GOP campaign theme.
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Aldana has rejected the allegations and says they are politically motivated.
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People don't want politicians to act politically in moments like this.
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M. responded, ''I agree with you politically (not an Obamatron), but . . .
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Democrats, meanwhile, have cast the effort as a politically driven charade.
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Some abortion opponents charged that the new regimen was politically motivated.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Politically, it could be a fine example of chutzpah.
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Though hated by conservatives, its structure makes it nearly politically untouchable.
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In light of recent events, the re-sentencing appears politically motivated.
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Yet what does democratized capitalism actually promise a politically unsettled generation?
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Admittedly, that's a sticky wicket — they opted for the politically craven.
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At the moment, many people feel disoriented culturally, socially and politically.
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Some labeled Pruitt's move politically opportunistic, while others were more circumspect.
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"We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore," he said.
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The rival "Out" campaign dismissed the new analysis as politically motivated.
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Even at a time when, politically, immigration is a contentious issue.
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Bots, your days of tweeting politically divisive nonsense might be numbered.
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But Melhem described him as mentally unstable rather than politically militant.
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As the Mary Sue pointed out: Superhero narratives are politically fascist.
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We are raising our children to be politically and civically aware.
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A lot of these celebrities are stepping out politically, much more.
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It's such a politically charged position, very vulnerable to outside pressures.
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However, it has yet to return to the politically-sensitive issue.
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The sesh is punk for the politically adrift; hedonism for joyless.
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CNRP had denied the charges and said it was politically motivated.
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The uncertainty over what repeal and replace means is politically deadly.
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A spokesman for Paxton has said the case was politically motivated.
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Liberalized trade has become politically radioactive around much of the globe.
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"YOUTUBE DECLARES WAR ON POLITICALLY INCORRECT OPINIONS," reads one Infowars headline.
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A vocal group of patients' mothers had made denial politically untenable.
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But the incident also encouraged her to get more politically active.
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"There's never been a more politically incorrect play," Mr. O'Brien said.
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He is an Army veteran, a physician and a moderate politically.
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"Trump is becoming politically toxic in Western Europe," Mr. Valasek said.
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Vote Leave disputed the findings and characterized them as politically motivated.
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"We behaved not politically but naturally," he said of the kiss.
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Sure, it's a politically fraught question, but it's no less important.
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Some museums have also responded by quickly staging politically relevant exhibitions.
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Politically speaking, there are clear pluses and minuses to this trend.
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"Being politically correct is fine, but not for this!" he wrote.
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Pakistan's politically powerful Army has urged the government to move cautiously.
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They are also much more likely to identify as politically moderate.
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The caravan gave him a new, politically advantageous story to tell.
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We're particularly interested in hearing from people who are politically active.
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"We're stuck in a place that is politically correct," he said.
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" Spell has told CNN he believes the pandemic is "politically motivated.
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But the result has hardly been a windfall, economically or politically.
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They argue that not doing so will damage the senators politically.
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Kollar's earlier work is less politically symbolic, but more formally innovative.
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Then thinking politically about journalism instead of politicizing it means what?
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Trump's departure from the decades-long bipartisan consensus was politically brilliant.
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Facebook and Twitter deny they've been involved in politically motivated censorship.
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These kinds of negotiations and communication are technically and politically feasible.
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It's about protecting the company's brand in a politically turbulent moment.
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The fake profile successfully connected with dozens of politically-connected users.
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Taken together, the investigations still threaten to damage Mr. Trump politically.
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Pauline Hanson doesn't necessarily say things in the politically correct way.
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Like others, she is not sure a tax is politically viable.
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Too many South Africans are becoming alienated politically and disenfranchised economically.
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"People are trying to make sense of this politically," he said.
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We're looking to them to tell us who we are, politically.
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Some individual shootings have appeared politically motivated, at least in part.
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Anti-black voters were a highly politically engaged group in 2016.
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I don't have anything I want to say politically through photography.
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"Until then, he is politically safe inside the beltway," he added.
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The incident that most damaged Mr. Christofias politically came in 2011.
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The vast majority of older women are socially and politically powerless.
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We never wanted this episode to be about being politically incorrect.
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Getting rid of the Electoral College is a heavy lift, politically.
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The GOP's opposition to confirming Obama's nominee could be politically damaging.
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Politically, Trump has forced Democrats to the negotiating table on DACA.
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And despite the scandals, he remains in a strong spot politically.
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She was politically cynical and now had her doubts about God.
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His wife, Grace Meng, has said those charges are politically motivated.
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According to Putin, the allegations were politically motivated and not credible.
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He was a politically committed artist working in a popular form.
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Combined, these two events exposed the West's unreliability economically and politically.
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Politically, the way the country shifted pretty dramatically is pretty profound.
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Some experts criticized the indictments as legally flawed and politically counterproductive.
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Feeling under siege as a result, conservative Christians started organizing politically.
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Some I recognized, like John Catsimatidis, the politically-involved supermarket magnate.
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He is likely to argue that the case is politically motivated.
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But politically, carbon prices have been constrained far below optimal levels.
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They should be welcomed, not excluded by politically motivated immigration restrictions.
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Abortion foes thought arguments about protecting women were important politically, too.
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But most politically motivated attacks do indeed come from the right.
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"We don't do it to be politically correct," Mr. Zacharius said.
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"The L.G.B.T. population is starting to awaken politically," Mr. Miranda said.
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"What made the issue politically viable was suburban support," he said.
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We're more politically aware, and it's definitely because of social media.
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Convictions for illegal re-entry are politically popular among immigration restrictionists.
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Our willful and politically wounded president is leading us there again.
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Trump also leaned early into protecting himself politically in the crisis.
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Politically, those numbers augur ill for his party in the midterms.
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In this, politically, he's in much worse shape than we are.
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He tells you what he feels, and it's not politically correct.
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Oh, some might say, presidents use troops politically all the time.
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It's a position that the politically powerful U.S. evangelicals have embraced.
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That's regrettable, especially if you look to today's politically roiled Brazil.
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People have identities, and people are mobilized politically around those identities.
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All of which is a good reminder to get politically engaged.
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Why it matters: The Palestinian issue is politically explosive in Israel.
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Rather than contain herself, she used her rage strategically and politically.
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Bret: Just another reminder of why I'm politically homeless these days.
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He said he did not think the affair hurt him politically.
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Trump has profited politically from this attack, to put it mildly.
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DEMOCRATS, meanwhile, believe they're on the right side of this, politically.
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And my parents, my dad in particular, is very politically active.
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Politically, the region has been reliably Republican for half a century.
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Even the most politically progressive cities are plagued by institutionalized racism.
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For opponents of President Trump, might it prove politically valuable, too?
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Politically, the resistance has been no less fierce, if mostly ineffective.
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All of Trump's antics and scandals don't exactly help him politically.
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When the speaker of the House thinks it is politically foolhardy.
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Our politically polarized and increasingly paralyzed government institutions are the result.
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This isn't the story of two politically opposed families coming together.
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That delicate and politically sensitive step toward European integration is inevitable.
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Politically, the appeals signal the topic's importance to the primary base.
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Washington remains the biggest supporter of Kosovo both politically and financially.
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In family and gender policy, "choice" can mean various things politically.
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"Politically, I believe we are at a turning point," he said.
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Find new ways to become politically active Yes, voting is important.
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Lee rejected claims that her research is any way politically motivated.
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Trump has denied Zervos' claims and called her case politically motivated.
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"Donald Trump is vulgar, overweight, he's not politically correct," says Naison.
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Successfully doing so would demonstrate bipartisanship and would be politically effective.
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The United States of America should be politically euphoric beyond imagination.
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Atambayev earlier denied all charges against him, calling them politically motivated.
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Politically, Kaine could benefit from the sense of normalcy he exudes.
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To protect himself politically, President Trump has two jobs to do.
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Back in Kentucky, McConnell would also face some politically tricky questions.
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Whether or not that would stand politically is another matter, however.
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Professor Pirvulescu said few of the new ministers were politically experienced.
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The hearings reverberated politically, angering women and powering them to run.
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I'm not sure my pastor can deliver politically like Trump has.
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She became adept at enlisting politically powerful friends in the cause.
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Politically, they are going to say 'You have the highest rank.
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Well, welcome to a politically divided America where anything can happen.
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This avoided a politically dicey separate vote to remove the provision.
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Writer Tegan Shohet brings no nuance to a politically fraught episode.
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And bridges are metaphorically something we need politically more than ever.
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Both of Mr. Anwar's convictions were widely seen as politically motivated.
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But, politically, the main focus has moved to the party conventions.
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It's a politically explosive (and convenient) argument, but is it true?
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The cases against him have widely been seen as politically motivated.
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Journalists remind me, politically speaking, I'm far from perfect every day.
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The result is more disagreement in an already politically polarized world.
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Attorney General William Barr is tightening control over politically sensitive investigations.
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Guo has maintained his innocence, saying that allegations were politically motivated.
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Mr. Moore says the criticism of the organization is politically motivated.
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Bogus excuses may be politically convenient, but they are still bogus.
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"We don't know if this is politically motivated," Gayle told WJXT.
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Her detractors pilloried her movies as sexist, politically incoherent and grotesque.
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A White House spokesman called the measure "ridiculous" and politically motivated.
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John McFarlane: Well, politically they're not in full control of it.
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"It should stop wasting resources on pointless and politically motivated prosecutions."
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Politically, Democrats are doing fine for a party out of power.
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A representative for Google said the company was not politically biased.
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If so, why might Mr. Trump be politically effective on Twitter?
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The Márquez defection is also politically damaging to the peace process.
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Her lawyers are arguing that the extradition request is politically motivated.
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Overhauling the entire system of government seems far from politically possible.
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It was not the most comfortable fit for politically active feminists.
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Trump has dismissed the impeachment inquiry as baseless and politically motivated.
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Here's a look at the E.U.'s politically charged food disputes.
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"The bar is not to be just politically correct," Hall said.
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In order to do what is right is sometimes politically treacherous.
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These questions were important to me and I felt politically homeless.
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McCabe has claimed that his dismissal was unjustified and politically motivated.
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The appointment of Ms. Loeffler, a politically untested businesswoman, pits Gov.
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Back to the question of what makes U.S. Jews politically different.
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Many people here, including the politically neutral, object to such measures.
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Newsflash: President Donald Trump isn't a politically correct or polite person.
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We range politically from supporters of Bernie to supporters of Trump.
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This is hugely important politically as 2628 ends and 28503 begins.
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Let me tell you — and, of course, it's not politically correct.
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Winner's actions raised questions about whether the leak was politically motivated.
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Politically-engaged users account for less than half of that number.
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He said Sayoc was not politically active when he met him.
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Politically the aim is to implicate Washington and pro-American governments.
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The sentence was condemned by critics as unfair and politically motivated.
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It is unclear whether longer proceedings would help the president politically.
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Backers point to the politically diverse array of cosponsors, including Sens.
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Temperamentally, though not politically, Reagan was heir to the two Roosevelts.
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So why has Mr. Trump staked out this politically unpalatable position?
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Amnesty International condemned their convictions for "obstructing justice" as politically motivated.
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If they think I'm politically cautious, they want theatrics over results.
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Mr. Perdue called the violations technical, and the investigation politically motivated.
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He stayed very active politically and cooled his heels for 1980.
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Trump made clear on Monday he considered the allegations politically motivated.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing can confuse even politically savvy executives.
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That may have been politically convenient for Collins and Joe Manchin.
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Gordhan has denied any wrongdoing, saying the case is politically motivated.
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But lawmakers worry a BRAC would be politically unpopular with constituents.
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It was a shameful, politically motivated letter that had no facts.
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He has backed both pro-Israel and politically neutral Jewish organizations.
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A public backlash, often fueled by politically progressive social media, ensues.
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However, Republicans and the president have dismissed it as politically motivated.
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Forty-five percent of American voters now identify as politically independent.
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He has denounced the case against him as being politically motivated.
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Bill Hager (R) to resign, calling it a "politically motivated" move.
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We don't wanna own it, we don't wanna own it politically.
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"I want to be clear: I remain politically retired," Pawlenty said.
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Shaming Israel politically for defending its own people hasn't worked either.
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Which, politically speaking, is never a good place to be. Now.
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It would be politically profitable, at least in the short term.
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This is not the first politically charged name change in Ankara.
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"I'm the highest ranking woman politically in our country," Pelosi said.
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But that is entering fiscal territory and could be politically difficult.
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"It has been 4 years of politically motivated harassment," Trump said.
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Any claims to the contrary are politically motivated and utterly false.
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Trump knows rescinding the DACA program was a politically fraught move.
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Politically, though, there are risks in showing compassion to any murderer.
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And voters in Ohio, a politically similar state, opposed the wall.
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Pecker is up to his slimy neck in politically motivated messes.
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Yet politically, the collaboration delivers benefits to members of both parties.
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His lawyer, Mokhtar Mounir, said his client was not politically active.
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It is also, surprisingly yet subtly enough, the most politically resonant.
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They and Trump are the politically vulnerable players in the shutdown.
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The piece set off questions that the coverage was politically motivated.
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We were curious what, if anything, has changed politically since then.
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At times, some of these options may not be politically feasible.
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Let's end the politically correct agenda that doesn't put America first.
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Across the nation, most Muslims — 66 percent — identify politically as Democrats.
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Kuma told Mashable he believes Apple's initial rejection wasn't politically motivated.
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The veto override could put Rauner in a perilous position politically.
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Sergeant Goble's death comes at a politically tumultuous moment, as Gen.
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They have been more circumspect about politically sensitive investigations since then.
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For me, to be a citizen means to be politically involved.
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But in most politically meaningful ways, the NeverTrump movement has disintegrated.
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But so far, these policies have been a tough sell politically.
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Not to beat them politically, because that's what all politicians do.
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What does that mean politically and for these countries, including China?
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This result doesn't necessarily take Menendez out of the woods politically.
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It is both religiously and politically conservative, with deep socioeconomic stratification.
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Thailand's rice industry is in crisis during a politically sensitive period.
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Politically and militarily, the potential applications of such technology are infinite.
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" He continued, "Get to the point that impeachment is politically possible.
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