"Bitches be pressed (woo) / Bitches be pressed (pressed)," she says in the intro.
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"B****** be pressed (Woo) / B****** be pressed (Pressed)," the artist says in the intro.
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After putting the first half onion on the blades, I pressed and pressed and pressed... to no success.
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But Kelly says she "pressed" Putin like he's never been pressed before in their latest sit-down.
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We have been hard pressed to find bus drivers; we are hard pressed to communicate with people.
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So if you press a note on a MIDI keyboard, it will send a data message about what note was pressed, how long it was pressed for, how hard it was pressed, etc.
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For both, hands are laced, pressed together prayerfully, pressed to the heart or perhaps extended to the audience.
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For me, I prefer a pressed pillowcase and pressed shirt, so that's my 'go-to' for bed linens.
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To this day, no one is sure why the emergency shutdown button was pressed or who pressed it.
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As much as I pressed and pressed the "Play" button from the Spotlight window, it would never start up.
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And despite the fact that keeps singing "I'm not pressed" to herself in the shower, she is definitely pressed.
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If you're avoiding silicones, Mineral Fusion Pressed Powder Foundation offers sheer coverage in the form of pressed powder. ProsCons
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Black Panthers pressed the largely white Students for a Democratic Society; Lesbian Feminist Liberation pressed the male-dominated Gay Activists Alliance.
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One of the officers pressed his knee into Butler's back, according to the lawsuit, and another one pressed on his neck.
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On some iPhone models, for example, some app icons respond differently to being pressed harder (called a "deep" press) than pressed softly.
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There, they serve shiboritate, or freshly pressed sake, and orizake, a pre-pressed sake still cloudy and creamy with microscopic particles of rice.
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One officer pressed his knee against Stroye's face and another pressed his knee against the teen's back, according to notes from an FBI interview.
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But if I was pressed, really pressed, to nominate one EDM YouTube comment that really left its mark on me, it'd be this one.
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When pressed on the point that grandparents and grandchildren often have as big of a role in a family as in-laws, Mooppan pressed back.
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I had only been in venture for less than a year and was sort of pressed to be a partner, pressed to get deals done.
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This means that if 10 keys are pressed in rapid succession, the order in which they were pressed is detectable for a short period of time.
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They pressed on, sampling gazpacho from plastic ramekins ("It's missing vinegar," Dacosta observed) and sharing a bottle of cold-pressed apple, lemon, ginger, and cayenne juice.
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The first is called the Sparkling Cold-Pressed Americano, which takes a shot of the special new cold-pressed espresso and tops it with cold sparkling water.
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He created a device that would, with one end pressed against the body and the other pressed to the doctor's ear, amplify the sounds inside the chest cavity.
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If pressed, the button was usually ignored; when answered, it was usually to inform the inmate that he would be written a disciplinary ticket if he pressed it again.
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Mnuchin pressed on Trump's promise not to cut Medicaid: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was pressed Tuesday about President Trump's broken campaign promise not to cut Medicaid to reduce healthcare costs.
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Pressed Juicery's cold-pressed juice is extracted under high pressure, but it isn't pasteurized, which means it has a shorter shelf life of about three days, according to its website.
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Barr did not do so, and he defended that decision when pressed by Democratic senators, who also pressed him on how he concluded President Donald Trump did not obstruct justice.
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CoverGirl Advanced Radiance Pressed Powder, available at Target, $8.99My skin leans toward the dry side, and I find most pressed powders to be too drying or cakey — especially under my eyes.
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" When pressed for details, Spicer simply said: "That's it.
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" When pressed again, he ended the session, saying "enough.
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Problem was ... the cops were starstruck and never pressed.
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" Acosta then pressed Trump, asking, "Didn't you kill DACA?
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" Pressed again, he replied: "I can sing you 'Summertime'.
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" Then the host pressed on, "Really different though, right?
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" Pressed about Heimlich's absence, Madrigal said: "We're a team.
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" Then I squeezed my eyes shut and pressed "Send.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European national consumer bodies pressed Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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We pressed Google on the "bug," and a spokesperson explained "in a very few cases" the MicDrop feature could appear in future emails even if the user hadn't specifically pressed the button.
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Party deficit hawks pressed for a "backstop" mechanism to limit the risk of a spiral in the deficit, even as defenders of small business pressed for more generous treatment for Main Street.
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Pressed Juicery offers its full-time employees free Pressed Juicery juice, every other Friday off during the summer, paid parental leave, monthly happy hours, professional development, subsidized meals from Sweetgreen, and more.
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When she pressed him, he replied, "Don't be so angry."
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" Pressed by Harris, Barr added that "it's a judgment call.
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They will be hard pressed to ignore unscripted Biden moments.
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The blue light flashed and the chimp pressed his lever.
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" Pressed on whether that would include Assad, he said: "Yes.
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During the testimony, she was pressed on rate hike timing.
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The president went on to pressed for the midterm vote.
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But the media pressed on, and Spicer grew increasingly heated.
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Not cheap, but still key when you're pressed for time.
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Pressed specifically on whether he shares those concerns, Hoyer paused.
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Lawmakers largely pressed Boeing on its relationship with the FAA.
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The host pressed Davis on a statement issued by Sens.
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AEG in turn pressed the Trump campaign to cover it.
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Swisher pressed Dorsey, asking him how he feels about it.
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On Wednesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — pressed by Sen.
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There would be 2m dead voting, she ventured, when pressed.
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"We have undertaken an internal effort," Pichai specified when pressed.
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After I pressed a button marked "Door," the door closed.
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Manafort's lawyers also pressed two separate challenges to the indictment.
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"What do you make of these allegations?" the reporter pressed.
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"It was OK." When pressed on the topic, Macfadyen continued.
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If you're pressed for time, both do offer delivery, though.
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" The negotiator pressed, saying, "I'm treating you like an adult.
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He pressed on with that line at rallies this week.
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When I pressed a little further, he amplified this point.
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When pressed on that statement by VICE News, he demurred.
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It's cultivated, mixed, pressed, formed, and often left to age.
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LG: You pressed her on that at that women's conference.
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If pressed, just say vaguely that you haven't caught up.
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When pressed, the moviegoer will be released from the coffin.
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You are pressed to do a lot of content fast.
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When pressed about another video, she was just as cryptic.
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Since Mr Comey went, two solutions have been energetically pressed.
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Every part of society is being pressed into the effort.
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"We never pressed them to talk about it," he says.
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Men share rooms with several bunk beds pressed close together.
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You wrote something, you pressed publish, and there it was.
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"They pressed forcefully on my back," Menhali told the paper.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic U.S. senator pressed Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Breasts pressed together as if one were dreaming the other.
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Mark Dant pressed the doctor, asking about research or medications.
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Immigrants are pressed to work for little or no wages.
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But I don't think they've really been pressed on it.
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" Pressed for more, he replied curtly: "I think he's wrong.
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Pressed by moderators, Sanders did not disavow his earlier comments.
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Rubio has pressed Trump to roll back Obama's Cuba policies.
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When pressed about Duterte's history on human rights, Priebus deflected.
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Becker, convinced his idea would change the world, pressed on.
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Washington last pressed Saudi Arabia to increase output in 2012.
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Lawmakers pressed officials on Boeing's role in the airplane's approval.
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No. We probably pressed a thousand of them or something.
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But I pressed ahead, my voice filled with righteous indignation.
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But before he could finish, several Somali residents pressed forward.
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So why are people pressed about women who wear leggings?
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He will be hard pressed to make up this deficit.
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" Pressed to elaborate, Trump said, "I would not get involved.
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"You don't have access to an interpreter?" the reporter pressed.
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But when Rachel Maddow pressed him on this in her
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"Media spends too much time speculating," he said when pressed.
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"Having bad feelings," he said, when pressed for a diagnosis.
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The Trump administration has pressed the Saudi government for answers.
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But Samourkachian pressed the FTC to loosen these prescription requirements.
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" In February, Wyden pressed Tinder to address their security "lapses.
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When pressed to explain what happened, he has no explanation.
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She pressed him on whether the money should be returned.
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NBC's Matt Lauer pressed Clinton and went lightly on Trump.
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The finance industry has pressed hard to preserve carried interest.
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Some had even pressed the commission to go even further.
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"Wow," he said, his face nearly pressed to the window.
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Ms. Yellen was pressed repeatedly about the Fed's motives Wednesday.
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"So do you!" a protester shouted as she pressed on.
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Maher had pressed Hurd on why he was a Republican.
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My mother started sobbing, her head pressed into my belly.
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Trump and top Republicans pressed Senate Democrats to support Haspel.
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Bolton pressed for a military response to the drone shootdown.
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All Porthault aficionados agree that the bedding must be pressed.
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When Cooper pressed her on it, her response was unbelievable.
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He pressed the issue, and 15 million tires were recalled.
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Pressed whether his words can be intimidating, Trump said no.
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Amy Klobuchar pressed Barr on Trump's attacks on news organizations.
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Mr. Rice eventually went to the police and pressed charges.
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But Schiff also pressed the case for caution with impeachment.
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They got to number three and then pressed abort mission.
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Pressed on the issue on Tuesday, however, Hoyer was adamant.
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During my clinic visits, I am incredibly pressed for time.
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"Not yet," she said, when pressed by NBC's Chuck Todd.
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Hedmen quickly and repeatedly pressed state officials to take action.
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He pressed the cracked plastic button on the sliding gate.
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" The female reporter, pressed a bit, asking, "But forever, forever?
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Luckily, you'd be hard pressed to find more industrious folk.
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One of them pressed the button for the third floor.
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Pressed again, she would only say that she's staying neutral.
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But lawmakers also pressed for more information about the problem.
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He was mostly pressed on economic policy matters, particularly trade.
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But when pressed again on the issue, Mr. Trump equivocated.
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Salvador Cienfuegos, has pressed for a law to guide deployments.
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But the International Olympic Committee and South Korea pressed ahead.
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" Pressed on whether that would include Assad, he said: "Yes.
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Sauerbrunn was pressed on her blindside by a charging García.
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Mr. Pyne also pressed for Australian access to Mr. Yang.
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You'd also be hard pressed to find a starrier ensemble.
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Clothes should be clean and pressed and, ideally, in season.
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He pressed his face to the tinted window and stared.
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Another angle: Israel has quietly pressed the case against Iran.
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The White House and Baldwin pressed him; Johnson did nothing.
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Teeth are pressed into service, in the old animal way.
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Ms. Feinstein pressed Judge Kavanaugh on that point on Wednesday.
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Of ebunuebunu, however, I am hard pressed to find derivatives.
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You pressed the button because you said you needed insurance.
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Mr. Howie pressed on, as producers are apt to do.
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When pressed, the company declined to name the recruitment customer.
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The officer pressed for details about who sent the message.
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He was pressed to talk about what he has learned.
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Democrats pressed her to affirm the importance of those regulations.
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My mum pressed me between her legs to protect me.
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Pressed on whether Shulkin resigned, Schlapp repeated her past comment.
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And I pull out my phone immediately and pressed record.
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But the protests -- which recently escalated to riots -- pressed on.
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This mindset has pressed higher education to accommodate "customer" expectations.
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Senators pressed Pruitt to answer only yes or no questions.
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Keep that interview suit pressed, Ms. Versace seemed to suggest.
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So did Blitzer, as he pressed Sanders for an answer.
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He complained because the upper layer pressed on the fracture.
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Then I highlighted the whole manuscript and pressed Delete. III.
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When I pressed him about the episode, his story shifted.
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More children pressed a bronze plaque into a round boulder.
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She pressed him to say how many NDAs there were.
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Elizabeth Warren, none of the other candidates pressed the case.
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But even those with retirement savings will be hard pressed.
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Bernie Sanders pressed Clinton to release during the Democratic primary.
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The theory has been pressed by administrations of both parties.
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Good luck persuading people as pressed as your Briefing reporter.
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"I'm not dropping the HBCU plan," Warren said, when pressed.
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Woodfox pressed his lips together and paused, regaining his composure.
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Pressed by Ms. Amanpour to reflect on the campaign, Mrs.
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Schiff was further pressed on whether that would be illegal.
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She pressed for answers, but Preston didn't have any yet.
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" Lawmakers pressed Hill to explain Thursday why she was "upset.
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Pressed about his postcollege plans, Mr. Hamid shrugged and smiled.
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Reporters pressed round, thrusting cameras and microphones in his face.
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Defense hawks had pressed for more funding for the Pentagon.
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He pressed for about $7 billion, according to the person.
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Reports emerged last month that Trump pressed Comey on Feb.
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I pressed for details, but he wouldn't say much more.
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The FBI director answered "Who cares?" when pressed by Rep.
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Baier pressed forward, asking what else he "leaked" to Richman.
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We're all pressed for time, and I do get it.
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When pressed, Johnson conceded that this is his real strategy.
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Maitlis again pressed the prince if he had any regrets.
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Ms. Horn pressed Reggie until he finally told the truth.
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Ms. Horn pressed Reggie until he finally told the truth.
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Bloomberg was pressed at a campaign event in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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"How do you feel about my presence there?" she pressed.
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Schiff said he had pressed Zuckerberg directly on Russian interference.
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Tim Kaine pressed him on ExxonMobil's history on climate change.
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" When pressed on why, Trump tacked on: "He'll find out.
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Pressed for what "exactly right" meant, Jamie had no answer.
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Pretty much everybody pressed up their own vinyl back then.
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All that velvet blackness pressed up against so much colour.
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With the right device—a thermography camera, specifically—you can easily distinguish between keys that have been pressed or not pressed or one that's mere had a finger resting on it, the researchers found.
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In a nutshell, carbonic maceration means that the juice that turns to wine ferments inside the intact grape before its pressed… other wine is pressed and then fermented with contact with the crushed skins.
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In " Valentine's Day Inspiration: Pressed Flowers, on Paper," Aimee Farrell writes: At times, the ground inside the pressed flower artist Kate Cadbury's potting shed is so strewn with cuttings it resembles a florist's shop floor.
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Pressed on the matter by Anderson Cooper, the forum's moderator, Mrs.
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Democrats pressed Sessions on uncomfortable topics but there were no fireworks.
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BONALUNA Pressed Flower Yellow Gold Plated Tear Drop Earrings, $13.99; amazon.
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She successfully pressed charges against a former neighbour for racial harassment.
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The two met up and pressed this moment into sandwich history.
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No charges were pressed at the time and she was released.
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He'll be pressed on his views on executive power as well.
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Pressed for details, however, the White House could not provide any.
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A gold puck sits between two stampers, ready to be pressed.
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The agency has so far declined to offer proof when pressed.
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Actuation is when the key switch detects that it's been pressed.
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Yet during the time of pay negotiations, Portman wasn't very pressed.
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" When pressed further, she added, "I'm late for my next meeting.
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I pressed my hand to the wall and it shimmered again.
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And not just any pressed powder: It's a brand new shade.
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Here was where Sister Blanche pressed the iron into her hand.
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Pressed on the question by Stephanopoulos, Cohen declined to answer Monday.
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Pressed up against each other and standing in puddles and stuff.
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I simply loaded the container, pressed smoothie.. And away it went.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who enjoys their commute.
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The FARC should be pressed for at least two additional concessions.
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And to be fair: Sometimes buttons, when pressed, don't do things!
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He is rarely pressed by voters on what will replace it.
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Its members would be hard-pressed to convene inside the kingdom.
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When pressed for more examples, the opposition struggled to provide them.
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The United States has long pressed Mexico to strengthen that frontier.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a subject they agreed on.
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He declined to be drawn when pressed on his attackers' motives.
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" When pressed further, Biden clarified, "I'm not committing not to run.
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Tom Steyer pressed Mr. Biden to denounce one of his surrogates.
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Mr. Buttigieg was, yet again, pressed on his record as mayor.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a better tablet for $50.
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When pressed by a moderator, José Díaz-Balart of Telemundo, Mrs.
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ColourPop Pressed Powder Shadow in Lil' Boat $5, available at ColourPop.
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"It's hard pressed to say those aren't good results," Cook said.
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Conway later pressed Yilek on what was newsworthy about her husband.
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I don't want someone whose face is pressed against the glass.
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And my face is pressed against the glass, trying to understand.
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"Stocks like Clorox are hard-pressed to grow much," Rosenbluth said.
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Mr Obama pressed NATO allies to spend more on defence, too.
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She pressed Trump on his failure to release his tax returns.
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Father and son pressed their hands together against the Plexiglas barrier.
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Host Joe Scarborough, though, pressed Johnson on his confusion about Aleppo.
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He later declined to reaffirm that statement, when pressed by reporters.
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And yes, I very much accidentally pressed it a whole bunch.
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Her familiar round bulb of a nose pressed against the inside.
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When pressed, the buttons will place an Amazon order for you.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, successfully pressed for delay.
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" Kaine pressed again: "See if you can defend any of it?
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During the press briefing today, Raj Shah was pressed on this.
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"Do you have any thoughts on John McCain?" a reporter pressed.
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She crossed the remaining distance and pressed her lips against his.
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And, you know, we have pressed for Europe to do more.
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While it's premium, it doesn't feel like it's a pressed suit.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito pressed the point.
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Jerry Moran, R-Kansas, who has pressed GOP leaders without success.
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With mechanicals, however, the keys actuate even if only lightly pressed.
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She pressed on the cap like it was a click pen.
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It pressed a button, but not in a cheap, flashy way.
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This is true about any sort of pressed fruit juice, too.
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He pressed his palms into the table and leaned forward conspiratorially.
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Gillibrand will likely be pressed on this shift during her campaign.
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She sat with her knees primly pressed together, still in shock.
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Almost certainly not, but you'd be hard-pressed to prove it.
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But critics of the deal pressed Mr. Trump to remain strong.
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"The people is my conclusion," he said when pressed by Todd.
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Pressed by Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC, Johnson said: You know what?
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But Washington has pressed Beijing for more action on North Korea.
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Other CEOs have also pressed for a settlement of the case.
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Bush got extremely annoyed when he was pressed on the issue.
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Does it matter whether the oil is cold-pressed or not?
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They pressed him to stand by that commitment and it worked.
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Pressed on this point, he recalls a moment back at Stanford.
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She found a music playlist, pressed play and lowered the volume.
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For those pressed for time, street food is an easy option.
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Pressed by Chris Cuomo, though, Sanders concedes he's leaning against it.
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Even so, investigators publicly pressed their manhunt, which drew national attention.
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I shifted the truck into drive and gingerly pressed the gas.
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He then pressed his records at Wilfilms Limited—his own enterprise.
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When I pressed Maggic for a timeline, she bristled in response.
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This measurement is referred to as Bone Pressed Erect Length (BPEL).
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Xiaomi pressed on by launching Poco for India's high-tier market.
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Gillibrand will likely be pressed on this evolution during her campaign.
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Warren pressed again for concrete ideas, but DeVos came up empty.
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We think he'll be hard-pressed to find a better one.
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Alexander Volkanovski actually enjoys the infight, pressed tight to the cage.
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They have pressed tech companies to help investigators unlock these devices.
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Sanders says when pressed on conflicting comments between her and Pres.
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North Korea pressed that advantage in its response to Trump's cancellation.
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To enter the next car, Eugene just pressed the button gently.
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It said he was not pressed on the subject after that.
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Pressed if he personally agreed with the Obergefell decision, Kavanaugh demurred.
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It would save hard-pressed families billions of dollars in aggregate.
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With orders to shoot anything that moved, Smoyer pressed the trigger.
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Pressed on Thursday to release transcripts of her paid speeches, Mrs.
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"I don't know why anyone would care," he retorted when pressed.
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Taser declined to comment on whether it pressed Pinehurst to appeal.
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There are also four Pressed Powder Blush Compacts ($10 at ColourPop).
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And they've never pressed for an apology from the United States.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper then pressed Clapper, asking: "Internally from the president?
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Madhesi activists pressed for the no-confidence motion against Mr. Oli.
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Sandra would have pressed more if not for her own trouble.
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On Thursday night, he pressed GOP lawmakers to oppose the measure.
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Several members pressed Zuckerberg on whether his company is a monopoly.
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They pressed Horowitz to explain what Strzok meant by several statements.
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During Tuesday's interview, Scully pressed Trump on his remarks about Rep.
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Through speeches, meetings and mass mailings he pressed Mr. Obama's case.
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And no one has pressed her for a marriage license since.
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It is pressed against the thigh and automatically injects the drug.
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Ivey repeated those comments when pressed on who she'll vote for.
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"What tax bracket are you under in this bill?" she pressed.
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In 2007, one of Tutu Pombo's heirs pressed to allow more.
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She pressed Comey on whether he knew this; Comey said no.
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Some pictures are just blurry feathers pressed against the camera lens.
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"They pressed us, but we managed to hold on," Kozacik said.
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Carles Puigdemont has pressed pause and claimed the trappings of democracy.
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John Cornyn (R-TX) who have pressed for an ethics probe.
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Other Democrats have also pressed for more information, citing ethics concerns.
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He pressed Play and there it was, the young woman's voice.
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She had a hand pressed against the door, some accounts said.
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So The New York Times pressed the Pentagon for an explanation.
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Pressed on the issue at an event in New Hampshire, Mrs.
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Once, someone sent in bunch of pressed flowers with the application.
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Bartholomew has pressed the importance of understanding the mechanisms of MPI.
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From being pressed up against a wall, you carve a tunnel.
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Cory Booker pressed Ross unproductively on his exact views on infrastructure.
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Back to Justin's Almond Butter, toast, and French-pressed Kona coffee.
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This was re-pressed recently so I picked up a copy.
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When pressed, he admitted the act of heroism was an anomaly.
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His fingers pressed into my back in a not unpleasant way.
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In the strings, Dudamel has pressed for a fuller, richer sound.
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"'Dead to me' means you have no contact," Mr. Khanna pressed.
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Pressed to respond to criticism in other areas, he was defiant.
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Ted Poe, Republican of Texas, pressed Mr. Sessions about that issue.
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The mother immediately called the police and pressed charges for rape.
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" On Sunday, Raddatz pressed Gaynor: "When you say 'they,' how many?
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When pressed for details, I demurred and muttered darkly about Birmingham.
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LJ pressed play on a soft prerecorded musical track she'd composed.
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It pressed Hollub to put a collar on the stock portion.
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Later they are pressed into service to move the set around.
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Meet Century Aluminum, the tiny manufacturer that pressed for those penalties.
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Pressed by Mr. Cooper on what she would say to Mrs.
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Lots of us pressed repeatedly in 2016 on how Mexico pays.
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Nevertheless, my parents pressed me on the idea of home ownership.
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The boy pressed a crisp white envelope up against the window.
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But pressed by reporters, he declined to reveal his planned vote.
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Amid the chaos, children are increasingly being pressed into military service.
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He pressed the American flag that was draped over it, too.
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Smith pressed for one follow-up question after his time expired.
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Yes, if pressed, Artisan would grudgingly admit the film wasn't real.
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We didn't want to feel like we pressed pause on everything.
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He pressed Brennan to explain the nature of the classified information.
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Recently, every last inch of space has been pressed into action.
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Sir Shadow can lose his temper when pressed about his past.
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Waters has also pressed for details on Trump's deals with Russia.
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When pressed with details of specific cases, they did not respond.
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"Would you be agreeable to that?" the veteran Democratic senator pressed.
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But there's a reason the senators pressed forward with the vote.
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The party's chairman, Tom Perez, also pressed for him to resign.
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As the project grew, Google managers pressed contractors to do more.
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I felt lucky to have my hands pressed to her hips.
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Cartwright pressed Vought as to whether he would amend the request.
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Or, pressed for time, Melissa Clark's ridiculously flavorful Italian sausage sandwiches.
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Especially my cement works — everything is pressed, with holes in it.
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When they pressed him though ... he told them to piss off.
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I pressed my doctors to let me out of the braces.
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Her manager and her husband back in Moscow pressed her case.
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Many Kurdish men were killed, imprisoned or pressed into military service.
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Some of his advisers have gently pressed him to endorse Marshall.
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When pressed on the issue, the candidate grew ever more flustered.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find a more 2010s movie.
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" When "Judge Mathis" pressed for more details, Bolton responded, "Sorry, judge.
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The pair reportedly pressed Mr. Sessions to help remove Ms. Yovanovitch.
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He'll be pressed this week about GOP divisions in the Senate.
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He pressed on the nail, and the skin underneath turned white.
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When pressed, he again wouldn't lay out the caucus's specific demands.
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" When pressed by Durbin, who asked, "And what about LGBTQ individuals?
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He pressed on for several hours, through woods and farm fields.
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Justice Stephen Breyer pressed that question on Deputy Solicitor General Wall.
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One section of Erewhon featured a variety of cold-pressed juices.
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In a later round, Booker pressed Kavanaugh on overhauling criminal justice.
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The judges, particularly Clifton, pressed Purcell to back up that claim.
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She was pressed on whether she thought the question was inappropriate.
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Pressed, it takes on the texture of a tender, fresh cheese.
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Now Mumtaz is sorry she ever pressed charges against her tormentors.
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Tang pressed 3D rhinestones over Soto's ring fingers for extra interest.
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" Pressed on this point, he admitted: "There has been Speedo loss.
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With that said, most people would be hard-pressed to notice.
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The EU has meanwhile pressed Iran to stick to its commitments.
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Nixon was pressed by the Justice Department&aposs Watergate special prosecutor.
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But when pressed on the details, they were less than convincing.
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Kemp had been pressed by the President to appoint Georgia Rep.
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If you're pressed for time, Harman says, cattle will know it.
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When I pressed, she told me to mind my own business.
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Branches of a jacaranda tree pressed against the single large window.
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He've been hard pressed to contain himself after being ridiculed mercilessly!
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Brushing aside warnings, Macron pressed ahead and defeated the opt-out.
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The detritus is then cleaned, shredded and pressed into blocks manually.
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" When pressed he added, "as far as I know, flat no.
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Wyden has since repeatedly pressed Coats to clarify his answers publicly.
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Fadell pressed Apple to respond to the claim for adults, too.
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He pressed for a curvier outline but ultimately changed his mind.
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"America's Newsroom" anchor Sandra Smith pressed Dershowitz on Trump's weekend tweets.
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According to reports, Trump had pressed Kemp to appoint Georgia Rep.
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From that invisible "reading," I had pressed my world onto paper.
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He has also, most recently, pressed US president Donald Trump's flesh.
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They pressed federal law enforcement to crack down on the exporters.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. pressed Mr. Hilliard along those lines.
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Jost also pressed her on her position on guns in school.
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Lawmakers pressed for details nonetheless, though their efforts ultimately went unanswered.
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When I pressed Sobe about the motivation, she couldn't explain it.
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" You were going to ask me something ?" the Messiah pressed on.
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It's not clear who on the board pressed for the postponement.
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"He pressed for about two minutes like that," Mr. Ishchi said.
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"I am very often being purposefully inconsistent," Kessler said, when pressed.
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There's also a cafe serving coffee, pressed juice, salads and pastries.
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Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, likewise pressed for more cooperation.
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A lot of the real estate looks pressed to come back.
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" Pressed by reporters, he mumbled a reluctant apology: "Sorry, very sorry.
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Silan is a Middle Eastern syrup made from steamed, pressed dates.
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Pressed by Vignarajah, she couldn't recall whether she told anyone else.
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Republicans in particular have pressed Mr. Trump to toughen his approach.
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He pressed repeatedly for an answer from the visibly flustered host.
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One of them pressed a gun into his neck before fleeing.
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Consider his classic pressed Cuban sandwiches for that Super Bowl party.
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Chief Harrison said she has pressed her superiors for more investigators.
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One guy even pressed the buzzer 190 times in 15 minutes.
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When pressed by the Times to speak the name, he hesitated.
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Barr bristled when he was pressed for additional details by Rep.
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Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, pressed Biegun to restore personnel numbers.
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But senators, given the green light by their leaders, pressed ahead.
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Artists are hard-pressed to find equivalently generous funding in America.
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He declined to comment when pressed by reporters about Trudeau's remarks.
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Trump just didn't answer the question, even after Dickerson pressed him.
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Police pressed charges and things looked dire for the former star.
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"We pressed every game, so that wasn't anything different," says Conrad.
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I mean, you pressed the button, Kara, it had that feel.
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The United States pressed Kurdish leaders to call off the poll.
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Someone pressed a panic button and Phelps fled without any loot.
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The question I wanted to ask you is — because you pressed him on this question, somebody in the audience pressed him on this question — why are you really trying to get out of the TV business?
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Senator Dianne Feinstein, a senior California Democrat who led the committee's torture investigation, pressed Ms. Haspel on the selective declassification of information about her record and pressed for an explanation of her role in the interrogation program.
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" Mr. Hewitt pressed on, "Will we get them soon, do you think?
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But Mr. Todd pressed him as to what his second point meant.
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She performed dismally when pressed by clever interviewers such as Andrew Neil.
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ViSalus lawyers from Quarles & Brady pressed her hard about those alleged calls.
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Kaine, who is Catholic, was also pressed on his stance on abortion.
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But when pressed in bankruptcy court, Fiddy acknowledged that wasn't the case.
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The analogy she uses is she's like dust pressed into a diamond.
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Pressed by, again, this administration this idea of fudging what facts are.
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And President Trump as you know has pressed the case hard. Alright?
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But I'd be hard pressed to imagine where that place would be.
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When pressed, Trump continued: I mean, let people make their own determination.
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Instead, I was pressed against the wall and kissing began in earnest.
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When pressed by Blitzer, Pompeo said the administration stood behind that threat.
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His parents never pressed for an investigation, never asked who was responsible.
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Ankara has repeatedly pressed Riyadh to reveal more details of the killing.
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Because of financial constraints, they are harder pressed in getting the story.
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Kati McFarland, a 25-year-old University of Arkansas student, pressed Sen.
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Still, Zuckerberg pressed on, opting for the safety argument that many welcome.
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King pressed and delicately clarified that wanted to discuss their sexual relationship.
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And again, I liked it as he pressed his body against mine.
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Inside the meeting, McDonald's may be pressed on a hodgepodge of issues.
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Biden bristled as Harris repeatedly pressed him on his decades-old position.
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I'll have that 'to go' please Pressed for time on Ash Wednesday?
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Pressed on the allegations by Politico, he accused prosecutors of political bias.
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When pressed on an age, he drew the line at under four.
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When pressed about an op-ed written by former Ohio state Sen.
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I pushed and pressed and pleaded and, finally, was granted an invite.
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The Spaniard pressed home his advantage, leaving himself two putts at glory.
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"Are you going to get married?" the Big Little Lies actress pressed.
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When Stahl pressed Trump about who "they" were, he did not specify.
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His mother said she pressed charges to keep him out of trouble.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE also offered eulogies.
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The psychologist pressed the man, in his next dream, to go inside.
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But when pressed, nobody can find it in the place they remember.
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Clinton declined to knock Sanders when pressed about the Vermont senators' comments.
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I pressed him further about the internet's role in shaping his politics.
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Norment gently pressed the rotating bowls to emit slow, drawn-out notes.
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But when pressed, the two always fight for and with each other.
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" Still, Baier pressed, saying Kim has "still done some really bad things.
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The pressed through 2,900 Friday, seen as a point of psychological resistance.
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When pressed, I sided with red, and this was met with approval.
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These attacks are pressed home in a dizzying crossfire of TV ads.
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" Maher, 62, pressed for details, asking, "It's somebody [Trump is] f—— now?
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His vertebrae pressed sharply out of the parchment skin of his back.
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That terrified NATO, and Denmark pressed Greenland to find Danish contractors instead.
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"Your lungs sound horrible," she said, with her stethoscope pressed against me.
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On stage, the moderators pressed each speaker for their thoughts on Trump.
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New kitchen cabinets were installed in 2019, under a pressed-metal backsplash.
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"But it's part of the review work that Facebook's doing?" pressed Collins.
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Try to avoid buying furniture made with particleboard, plywood or pressed wood.
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Syrian government forces have pressed their advances, surrounding several Turkish observation posts.
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When pressed further, Simpson clarified that he wasn't relaying Steele's exact words.
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" When she pressed him further, he added, "We don't agree on anything.
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She and Ostadhassan pressed relatives in Iran to track down the documents.
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Where's the car, he said the detective pressed, rising from his chair.
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Pressed in various CNN interviews since then, Trump expressed a similar stance.
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Sometimes monthly subscribers receive frocks that have not been pressed or cleaned.
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So I pressed the closed button as I fast as I could.
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Washington has pressed Beijing to do more to rein in North Korea.
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So, yeah, it's basically a bunch of pressed grapes and that's it.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to tell from watching this year's keynotes.
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Lauer pressed Lochte on whether he understood what the guards were proposing.
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"So obviously you're dating this guy who's on the 76ers," DeGeneres pressed.
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When pressed, Lavrov said he didn't "want to use four-letter words".
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Kamala Harris pressed Biden on his record regarding busing and school desegregation.
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They provide breakfast, so I grab some yogurt, fruit, and pressed juice.
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Then, when pressed by reporters about his condition, Sandoval wasn't exactly apologetic.
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I'm going to come again, right here, standing up, pressed against him.
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That's what the new Champagne Showers pressed-powder gold highlighter is for.
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In class, they passed love notes pressed into the pages of textbooks.
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Luke Powell is a master of smoked, cold-cut, and pressed meat.
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Maeve, however is hard-pressed to find the humor in the situation.
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He pressed his supporters to be ready in case of a coup.
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But officials later explained that he had simply pressed the wrong button.
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Imagine getting your super hip streaming playlists pressed onto custom-made records.
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Bryant then introduces a button that is absolutely not to be pressed.
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During Tuesday's hearing, the prosecution pressed Swampillai about Yeo's relationship with Low.
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The office pressed charges in one of the cases against the Rev.
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And then we pressed it in March, so it was pretty quick.
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MACCALLUM: So, General, you know, they really pressed him on this issue.
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Pressed on the details by Maddow, Davis declined to nail down specifics.
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Gizmodo has pressed Microsoft for additional details but did immediately hear back.
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ZeniMax's attorney pressed Zuckerberg on the total Facebook paid for the company.
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Prosecutors had pressed for a prison term of one to three years.
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" When Wallace pressed him, he added, "I'll tell you at the time.
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She was pressed on the issue twice more at the livestreamed forum.
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Essentially, the couple pressed pause on all spending that wasn't for necessities.
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White men politely pressed other white men about their white-collar crimes.
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When pressed to the edge of panic, Trump will modify his behavior.
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There are three new pressed powders, each one adorned with lace overlays.
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And by that we mean make sure your juice is cold pressed.
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Some lawmakers have pressed the FDA to change its policies further. Sen.
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"He was pressed into duty," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said of Ramos.
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" Pressed on what exactly was wrong with them, he said: "It's shaky.
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The Clinton campaign has pressed the FBI director to release more information.
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Perez and others in the party's leadership pressed to pass the proposal.
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The White House only acknowledged it when pressed by reporters following up.
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Pressed several times, Trump insisted he didn't know anything about white supremacists.
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Charges for abetment to suicide have also been pressed against the journalist.
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He pressed on and inspired a movement that changed the world. pic.twitter.
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And he really like pressed me about doing music and shit, though.
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The statement did not say who pressed the button of the crusher.
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Trump pressed Putin on election meddling and then moved on, Tillerson said.
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" O'Reilly then pressed Trump on the issue, saying Putin is a "killer.
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But the U.S. government has pressed India to stop buying Venezuelan oil.
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My three year old daughter pressed the button for a female President!
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" But pressed who she was talking about she said, "I can't remember.
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" Pressed on that point, the source said: "They will follow his lead.
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Trump has pressed China to help rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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"No matter what the question is," Whitaker added, after she pressed him.
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Who doesn't love the delicious, savory crunch of a perfectly pressed sandwich?
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In May, he pressed Trump to remain in the Iranian nuclear accord.
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At the end of one meeting, he pressed to adjourn the conversation.
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During a conference call this month, high-profile female supporters pressed Mrs.
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Franken pressed Price on the idea of repealing Medicaid expansion in ObamaCare.
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But I pressed the cardinal on whether it's really a sustainable position.
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One journalist pressed Konta about this at the post-match press conference.
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Human rights must continue to be pressed as an issue in Cuba.
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" CNN host Jake Tapper then pressed Shulkin, asking, "so you were fired?
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She had never pressed the issue, but now she wished she had.
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You'd be hard pressed to find another song of his like it.
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Mr Assad would be hard-pressed to fight on without full backing.
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When pressed further, Clinton said she doesn't believe she has ever lied.
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Russia had pressed Israel to not extradite Burkove to the United States.
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"I did raise the issue with her," Mr. Kerry said when pressed.
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"I believe the answer is yes," Chao said when pressed by Sen.
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A spider would have been hard pressed to see her tiny stitches.
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" Pressed on whether the timeline is realistic, McCain said, "I don't know.
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Matthews pressed Trump repeatedly on abortion and to clarify his own stance.
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Women's rights groups have long pressed for abortion restrictions to be eased.
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Then they picked up the polished lid and carefully pressed it shut.
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And they made it seem like they were really pressed for time.
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He pressed down on my hips and led me through the contraction.
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When pressed to name just one Asian-American rapper, most people can't.
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Any ingredients that can be pressed through a die can be printed.
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Lawmakers — including King — have repeatedly pressed for a firmer policy on cyberattacks.
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Markey pressed witnesses on whether the systems should have mandatory cybersecurity protections.
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But pressed for a comment of his own, Curbelo declined to elaborate.
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I strongly pressed President Putin twice about Russian meddling in our election.
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People who feel more pressed for time are less satisfied with life.
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When pressed, she did not state clearly whether drugs were used preventatively.
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" Fels pressed on, asking for Guzman's first name, and Flores answered, "Joaquin.
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She has pressed her support for safe zones throughout the presidential election.
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He said the presidential nominees should be pressed on their Syria policies.
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Father pressed his hand to my forehead and seemed at a loss.
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" Only after being pressed by Gohmert did Mueller admit they were "friends.
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In private I pressed hard on them, hoping they would go away.
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In December of 2014, I pressed sexual assault charges against Jian Ghomeshi.
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But you'll be hard pressed to spot it with your Argos telescope.
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But if you're pressed to give a number, don't provide a range.
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The Smith family wants criminal charges "of some sort" to be pressed.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find garbage disposals outside of the US.
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Schiff pressed the companies over the issue in letters on June 15.
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The justices also pressed Francisco on the shifting explanations for ending DACA.
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However, if you're pressed for time, Banza might be the better option.
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In response, law enforcement has pressed for greater access to secure data.
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First, she pressed on layers of soft green with a flat brush.
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When pressed, the sheriff didn't offer any specifics to support his claims.
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Asghari showed off his impressive strength as he bench-pressed the singer.
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Pressed later whether Cohen was still acting as Trump's attorney, Sanders demurred.
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By now, even feminist wage gap activists agree — at least when pressed.
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I pressed my ear hard to the ground to catch their words.
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"No," Kudlow said when pressed by CNN's Jeff Zeleny about Haley's comments.
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" Host Jake Tapper pressed Hurd on his vote, saying, "Trump over O'Rourke?
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"You were responsible for selling Lockheed's products to other countries," Warren pressed.
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Though he defended the current standard, he pressed lawyers on possible compromises.
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There were very few times Toronto pressed us and caused us trouble.
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The second time he pressed the plastic button, he heard no sound.
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You better have your costumes pressed properly because you just see everything!
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Remember those pressed-flower cards you'd make at school for Mother's Day?
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Kelly was pressed on whether the President was going to fire Carson.
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She pressed her body against it, and its coldness became her coldness.
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Once again, I was pressed for time and wanted something extra special.
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Maybe don't sit with your face pressed right up against the door.
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James Langevin (D-RI) pressed her to simply admit Trump was wrong.
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But when we came back and pressed the elevator, he fell out!
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He was pressed on the topic and only slightly softened his tone.
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After a quick break for unlimited sadness and breadsticks, I pressed on.
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Lawmakers pressed officials to explain what went wrong, but got few answers.
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In the latest announcement, Mr. Cook pressed home the official American position.
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The drug has been pressed into tablets to resemble Dilaudid, or hydromorphone.
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Committee members pressed Judge Kavanaugh on his judicial independence, among other topics.
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Several senators also pressed the witnesses about the recent deaths in Niger.
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Humans, likewise pressed by climate impacts, encroach more closely on animal habitats.
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He called out stereotypes and pressed audiences to question their internal biases.
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It's for that reason that I pressed her to visit The Times.
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"Bolton pressed to attack Iran militarily at almost every turn," said Kilduff.
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Pressed-tin ceilings that survived the fire were reused in the sunroom.
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" Stahl pressed her on whether this "disproportion in discipline" constitutes "institutional racism.
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It had pressed President Trump and Congress to make the wording change.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone else achieving such a feat.
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LG: They just pressed a button and they're waiting for 17 floors.
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The committee pressed Mr. Tillerson on Mr. Trump's relationship with Mr. Putin.
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Each time we stopped, Aslan pressed his golden head against my hip.
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Russian families are often pressed to pay bribes to bury loved ones.
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But others applauded Mr. Amash's courage — and pressed him on his reasoning.
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The fight also took on political overtones, as progressive activists pressed Gov.
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He wrote letters extolling his accomplishment and pressed others to sign them.
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" And I've pressed that and they say, "How can I help you?
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After receiving his Regents diploma, Mr. Cox pressed on with his education.
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One would be hard pressed to find a true "original" Irish person.
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In a hearing this fall, he pressed Mr. Sessions to reconsider it.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft pressed the government to allow more exceptions to the ban.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) and Joni Ernst (R-IA) pressed her on. .
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"We pressed from the minute we stepped off the bus," Vince said.
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President Trump pressed the issue himself with Chancellor Angela Merkel, officials said.
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When pressed, raise a possible explanation, no matter how outlandish it sounds.
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But I'd be hard-pressed to pick just a single favorite one.
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Lawmakers pressed the pair on transparency, political bias, opioid ads and more.
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More trade news: President Trump pressed Apple to move production to America.
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Even the governor of Montana had pressed for the closing of Yellowstone.
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Mr. Stone said he pressed Mr. Credico only to tell the truth.
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The demonstrations are unlike some past protests that pressed for higher salaries.
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"Being pressed for time is common for all of us," she said.
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Ordinarily, the staff would've been hard-pressed to help him in time.
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Pressed further, he said he would look into who was in charge.
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Wang had stocky thighs that pressed his knees until arthritis hobbled him.
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He was hard-pressed to defend big price increases for diabetes treatments.
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" When pressed whether that included Trump's comments, Gorsuch responded: "Anyone is anyone.
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Behind the scenes, Kennedy pressed the Georgia governor to arrange King's release.
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I pressed him about how goats might help ease anxiety and depression.
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By the elevators, they pressed their foreheads to the ground in prayer.
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Back home, his older brother has been pressed into a different fight.
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Hundreds died as the troops pressed into Beijing, according to most estimates.
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A PIX 11 reporter showed up in neatly pressed slacks and boots.
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He knew that if he pressed, he would get the same reply.
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The Trump administration pressed a broader case against Huawei outside the courtroom.
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When Van Meter pressed on the fingertip, the skin blanched — as expected.
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For years, Collymore pressed his company to diversify product and revenue streams.
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She said she "pressed all of the call buttons" on the telephone.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a zinger or a thoughtful speech.
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Pressed again by Cardin, Pompeo said he can't answer a hypothetical question.
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They sat across from me, eyebrows pressed tight, stabbing at their salads.
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When pressed, she said charges could range from murder to involuntary manslaughter.
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But after the announcement, the union pressed the city to go further.
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I started stealing from my family, and they pressed charges on me.
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I remember slumping to the floor, the phone pressed against my face.
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" As she spoke, the president pressed on: "Are they friends of yours?
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Y., have pressed the FDA to do something to control youth use.
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When I pressed the question, I received disquisitions about international finance and
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His stepdaughter leaned forward and pressed her clasped hands to her face.
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No one is that pressed to watch Kobe analyze someone else's game.
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"I say things I choose to say," he said when pressed Thursday.
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MSNBC's Chris Matthews pressed both candidates about them in post-debate interviews.
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Instead, maybe say "#blessed," with a picture of your cold-pressed juice.
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I could have made my own, but I was pressed for time.
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Unless you're an expert, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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When Durham investigated C.I.A. officers for torture, he pressed no criminal charges.
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Pressed on whether the "maximum pressure" strategy is working with Iran, Sec.
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Sessions pressed on Trump's claims of voter fraud 850323:850313 p.m. Sen.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't love movies.
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The White House and Republicans pressed for the increase in defense spending.
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Pressed on who the person is, Trump would not divulge any specifics.
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Corporations that use their money should be pressed to heed their concerns.
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After her announcement, other Democratic candidates were pressed by reporters to respond.
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HONG KONG — They are sitting in orderly rows, wearing neatly pressed uniforms.
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When pressed by CNN, Hussein is vague about how he left Syria.
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The reforms being overturned had been undertaken after Washington pressed for them.
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In hard-pressed rural communities and small towns, that isn't an option.
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You'll also be hard-pressed to find discounted Apple products, Bodge said.
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Our photog pressed for specifics, but Louie was mum ... NDA's and such.
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Beijing has pressed companies to take the government's side against the protests.
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Abruptly she sat up in bed, pressed the green circle without fumbling.
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" O'Reilly pressed Trump on his statement, saying, "But he's a killer though.
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They've pressed their leadership to insist on such a provision this month.
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Pressed by analysts this week on corporate governance, Mr Coury was evasive.
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Pressed Juicery's products cost significantly less than most of the company's competitors.
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The Democrats would be hard-pressed to pull back from full impeachment.
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But she offered up the technical phrase after being pressed by Sen.
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Backstage at the Rebecca Minkoff show, Ms. Steele was pressed by reporters.
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But then I spotted lights and pressed on through clouds of dust.
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Wallace pressed him on claim, however, pointing to changes to the bill.
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She was pleased that I asked, so I pressed her for details.
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I loaded up my iPad with the pilot and begrudgingly pressed play.
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Carter and Clapper also reportedly pressed Obama to fire Rogers last fall.
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Early in the year, Trump pressed China to apply even stronger pressure.
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Zuckerberg offered a defense of the system after being pressed by Rep.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to spend $2065,236 a year there," Staton said.
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" When pressed on not pledging, the President replied, "There is no collusion.
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" Trott was pressed on whether Trump is also "part of the issue.
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When pressed, French declined to say whether Russia was on that list.
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Anyone would be hard pressed to do that type of calculation independently.
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Bartiromo on Wednesday also pressed Mnuchin on the tariffs' impact on growth.
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Dow and agricultural interest groups had pressed Pruitt to reject the petition.
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Karen went over to the wall and pressed her ear to it.
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Efforts to harmonize standards for the safekeeping of assets should be pressed.
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" He also pressed platforms to "commit more resources to identifying bad actors.
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To make it go, I pressed a lever on the right handle.
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Today when pressed about false statements made by chief of staff Gen.
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Finally, the master is sent to a CD plant to be pressed.
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Pressed on the issue, Schulman told "Axios on HBO" he isn't worried.
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When Walton pressed about what has changed since, Sandberg was exceedingly vague.
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"Well, I'd like to be president," Clinton said, when pressed by Swisher.
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He just ran out of this cinema and I pressed the button.
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Abraham pressed him on his decision, but Raheel's mind was made up.
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C'mon, c'mon, c'mon, Smith, c'mon — Smith pressed the switch on the claymore.
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"She was very loyal to the president," Mr. Spicer offered when pressed.
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Garry walked in, looking neat in a pressed green shirt and pants.
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Bryan pressed Kasich on the issue of whether people are born gay.
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Ayers was pressed again on the inability to pass health care reform.
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It has pressed its opponents with a little less fervor, at times.
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American diplomats had privately pressed the Saudis to relent in their blockade.
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Writing letters and leading meetings, he pressed the municipality to build housing.
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A woman pressed her forehead against a threshold, kissed it and mumbled.
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Zuckerberg will be pressed this week to go beyond generic talking points.
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Heltman has pressed shale firms to show restraint even amid rising prices.
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I like how Gucci Mane and Zaytoven is pressed onto cocaine white.
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So I think he would be hard pressed to vote against it.
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Stahl also pressed Trump on North Korea and his relationship with Kim.
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While large paintings are drying, I draw and make hand-pressed monoprints.
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Declassified military documents, both original and replica, are presented pressed in glass.
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" Pressed again, he glibly remarked, "I will keep you in suspense, okay?
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The Nectar collection includes the brand's first-ever pressed powder blush (following the success of the bronzer/highlighter palette from the Alexis Ren launch), more pressed eyeshadows, highlighters, and a whole lot of lip colors in multiple finishes.
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Or the number of times I accidentally pressed the switch-display button while using the phone, then instinctively pressed it again to try to get the display back, which locked the phone altogether, which, of course, is extremely annoying.
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Not only have the cool-kid hair experts launched a full range of high-pigment pressed shadow singles, appropriately called Louder Powder, but it seems they've also been offering custom-pressed color blends to customers at their salon locations.
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She ran to her sideline seat and pressed a towel against her face.
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He pressed the Fed not to offset tax cuts fully with tighter money.
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When Mr. Forino pressed down the lever on the toaster, the lights dimmed.
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Tapper pressed Ryan, noting that existing law blocks taxpayer dollars from funding abortions.
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" Pressed on whether he'd work to hold the seat open, he replied, "Absolutely.
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As Herrick tells it, the man innocently pressed the buzzer for Herrick's apartment.
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With no record deal possible, Craig decided to have the records pressed himself.
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He pulled my head back and pressed the knife firmly against my throat.
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When pressed, British Airways threw in an additional flight voucher worth about $700.
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Once notice is given, the government is hard-pressed to alter the charges.
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" Pressed further on the subject, she said, "Again, I'm not worried about polling.
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But it's unknown if any charges were pressed against the spiders for trespassing.
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Sanders offered a vague response when reporters pressed her for an explanation Tuesday.
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However, Elissa pressed on with Sun Chaser, never to be seen alive again.
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Traditional hosting services would be hard pressed to keep up with that demand.
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Later that evening, I pressed again about the inner workings of her coding.
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She did not elaborate on the statement when reporters pressed her on it.
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Eight people have pressed assault charges against members of the Identitaere, police said.
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" Schumer pressed Kavanaugh to reveal his own beliefs, asking, "What is your opinion?
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When football fans are pressed, does their heart belong to their NFL team?
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During the event, Ames Mayfield pressed the Senator about her record on guns.
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When the state of Michigan pressed him to pay child support, he refused.
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Trudeau's government has pressed the United States to do more for the men.
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And when these surfaces are firmly pressed together, they form super strong bonds.
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When pressed, Mrs May said that officials were still looking at the idea.
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Fatima pressed her cheek against the tepid stone and forced herself to relax.
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These look like buttons, but they're pressure-sensitive ones that vibrate when pressed.
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Pressed, buttoned, pleated, and sometimes striped, your typical button-up shirt means business.
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The reporter pressed Powell about whether rising women's wages could hurt the economy.
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Litigation has pressed on over the government's handling of the Project Veritas recordings.
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She snapped it from her neck and pressed it into the nearest port.
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She then chose the flower crown filter, pouted her lips, and pressed record.
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But the activists pressed on: They were in it for the long haul.
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Mr. Sharif has pressed for engagement with India; Mr. Modi has been conflicted.
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But the changes have put a painful squeeze on already hard-pressed households.
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In the elevator, a drunken Luann pressed the button for the fourth floor.
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Pressed by a director to break a girl's arm for information, he resisted.
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" Pressed further on whether they had had conversations, Sanders said, "The answer's no.
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TWO PEOPLE stand side by side, the edges of their feet pressed together.
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When pressed on whether a call had taken place, Trump emphasized Liu's comments.
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When pressed, however, there didn't seem to be much substance to Arnold's bluster.
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Ashwin flipped me onto the bed and pressed his belly against my back.
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"I pressed Enter on a keyboard to upload it on YouTube," Adams said.
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Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed Highlighter in Chocolate Geode, $38, available at Becca.
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But he thought of the gang threats he faced — and he pressed on.
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That said, they'll be hard-pressed to find a satisfying solution for everyone.
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Sullivan pressed him, asking if they could have charged Flynn with that crime.
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Her approach was to support him if pressed, but not to emphasise him.
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She recently pressed Medicaid and Medicare to pay for previously uncovered insulin pumps.
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When pressed for comment, an Apple spokesperson pointed to this statement from Dec.
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Rabbis and friends pressed her to remain with her husband, whatever his misdeeds.
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Some have pressed colleagues for romantic or sexual relationships, despite our clear disinterest.
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Pressed again, Kavanaugh said that Roe had been reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v.
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The EU's top migration official pressed for the provision in Ankara this week.
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" When Rubin further pressed "and were other people not as good to you?
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A first run of 225,225 copies were pressed — they sold out almost instantly.
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As a result, the number of people pressed to sign forms is increasing.
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You'd be hard pressed to find an outfit these kicks couldn't pair with.
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He let go of the knob but pressed his ear to the door.
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Then she pressed one of the four preset buttons on the Bakelite device.
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Pressed again on whether he'd accept the election's outcome, Trump revealed his motivations.
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I pressed my puffy lips together and ran my hands across his hips.
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It follows similar steps pressed in other parliaments, including France, Canada and Germany.
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Wallace pressed Kelly to provide a timetable for when he "might" do this.
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Keep the button pressed until the Connect to iTunes message appears on screen.
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Still, Trump pressed forward with his attempts to appeal to supporters of Sen.
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I go next door and pick up two juices from Pressed Juicery ($13.10).
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If they successfully pressed the button without being predicted, and they'd gain points.
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Democrats pressed Craft on her absences, with Senate Foreign Relations ranking member Sen.
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Adda stood in mute admiration until Iridian pressed her back into her harness.
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" Clinton pressed Trump on the issue, saying "There is something he is hiding.
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"The Tonight Show" host could have easily and even comically pressed Trump more.
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I wonder if kissing was just faces sloppily pressed up against each other?
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Mota followed, pressed the electric stun gun to Tom's chest and fired again.
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Why does she have your mom's old Android tablet pressed to her face?
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The duo pressed (no rubbing!) the product into their faces, neck and décolletage.
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Knowing how a single key is being pressed allows for countless different results.
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Allow the herbs to cook until tender: they should disintegrate when pressed. 2.
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He pressed his hand against her mouth to silence her when she screamed.
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The elected government of President Hassan Rouhani pressed Mr Zarif (pictured) to stay.
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"Being pressed for time is common for all of us," she tells BHG.
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The European Union (EU) has pressed the Nigérien government to stanch the flow.
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Think, for instance, of when NBC News' Chuck Todd recently pressed Democratic Sen.
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Throughout most of the series, the characters have cell phones pressed to ears.
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" Pressed on his personal stance, he says that the "jury is still out.
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He maintains his innocence, both when pressed by Macmillan, and by the government.
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Macron also pressed the need for EU member states to show more solidarity.
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" Pressed on whether that meant military action, Trump said, "You'll soon find out.
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Rubio pressed home his attack on Wednesday in Iowa, offering his own plan.
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The White House and State Department have been vague when pressed for specifics.
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" Pressed to "pick any leader," Johnson finally replied, "The former president of Mexico.
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"I don't necessarily agree with that," said Mnuchin when pressed by Democrat Rep.
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He rubbed her back, pressed her against him, and made slight moaning noises.
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So far most have ignored the offer and pressed on with the journey.
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You'd be hard pressed for that level of choice on any other platform.
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Dressed in black, they pressed their palms together and bowed to Sgt. Maj.
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Washington has reportedly pressed Chinese officials to maintain currency stability amid trade talks.
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" After pressed that Trump's tweets are policy, Gorka said: "They are not policy.
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Agrusa pressed the point, and suggested Cosby thought their sexual activity was consensual.
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You'd be hard-pressed not to find a set to fit your ears.
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" Cuomo pressed on, asking, "Why would you say millions of people voted illegally?
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed the button to initiate the symbolic first test.
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Pressed for an answer on Trump's past statements, Cohn said to ask him.
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Pressed on what she had hit, Wie smiled and finally spilled the beans.
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In fact, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option right now.
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Charges were pressed, a restraining order filed, and a court date was set.
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The game had "gone gold," and was ready to be pressed on discs.
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Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) also pressed Bresch about the financial picture she presented.
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Confectioner Sugarfina partnered with Pressed Juicery for a healthy take on gummy bears.
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I took a death breath, picked up the controller again, and pressed on.
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Pressed by CNN's Dana Bash after his address, Rubio again alluded to Trump.
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Footage of the actual event features primarily Hannah's face, pressed against the ground.
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Analysts say it could provoke military confrontation with China if pressed too far.
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When pressed, they'd check air filters for mold and declare the school safe.
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"Have you ever done those things?" moderator Anderson Cooper pressed at that Oct.
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" Pressed by Mr. Cruz, he shot back: "I've given my answer, lying Ted.
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The president pressed President Putin on more than one occasion regarding Russian involvement.
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It got hot almost immediately ... Acosta pressed Trump, and POTUS erupted in anger.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find more opposite opposites than jellyfish and robots.
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"I did not have a romantic involvement with her," Condit said when pressed.
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Christie reportedly pressed Trump to make his surprise trip to Mexico on Wednesday.
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The oarlocks creaked, and the slatted seatback pressed and eased against Milo's spine.
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When pressed further about the nature of the relationship, Aaron declined to elaborate.
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However, victims have pressed for the chance to bring their cases to court.
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When pressed, he confessed that he had confused the network with Al Qaeda.
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I.O. field operative named Don Slaiman, and pressed for an in-person meeting.
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You would be pressed indeed to find any serious writer making these arguments.
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Several GOP Senate candidates have dodged when pressed on the issue this week.
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"This is a pressed-pigment palette," Star said in a 2018 YouTube video.
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He definitely came in hard line and basically pressed for a military advantage.
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Lieu pressed his House Oversight Committee to look into the matter, and Rep.
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Prime 2019 deal: PUR Pressed Mineral Makeup, $14.46 (originally $29.49) [You save $15.04]
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The presumptive GOP nominee would be hard-pressed to prove that scenario, however.
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If pressed to a point, they will spend it on clubs and bullets.
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When the hosts pressed him further, Affleck tried to walk back his comments.
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However, there's one skill he's not pressed to work on: changing dirty diapers.
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Clinton last summer said her hair is authentic when pressed on the matter.
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But Yellen was pressed by both Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) and Rep.
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Pressed to elaborate on his remarks, Mr. Trump did appear to step back.
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When Jaworski was pressed into service, he, like Barr, was 68 years old.
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" Camerota pressed him on his comments, asking, "So facts don't matter in Congress?
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Pressed if he thought the committee should look into Booker "expeditiously," McConnell demurred.
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Pressed repeatedly on the subject by Tapper on Sunday, Tillerson refused to budge.
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In Europe, the president pressed for small victories where they could be found.
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The U.S. also pressed Turkey over its detainment of American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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" But the host pressed on, saying the governor's approach was "an interesting maneuver.
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Shamsi also pressed Obama to fulfill his promise to close the detention facility.
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We get a pressed meat and cheese sandwich each, and enjoy our wine.
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Unwilling to admit defeat, he pressed on, and his persistence eventually paid off.
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People were pressed against railings, got stuck on fences, crawled underneath the stage.
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Pressed further, Wilcox still would not confirm that Pruitt's flight was first-class.
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Beside him, four aides nodded and pressed together their palms in deferential emphasis.
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And wide receiver Julian Edelman may be pressed into service as his backup.
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If pressed, the red skin will turn white; it can also be itchy.
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Trump also pressed for voter ID laws, saying that it prevents illegal voting.
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Cuomo pressed Gaetz, asking him what he thinks happened with the Immaculate Conception.
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But Mr. Kerry also pressed her on the country's treatment of the Rohingya.
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They pressed a button on Vector's back, which captured five images in succession.
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The company pressed Tynes's publisher, California Coldblood, to also end business with her.
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So I pressed him about how he reconciles his beliefs with GOP politics.
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Then Llamas pressed a bandage against my arm containing, he said, 30 larvae.
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It's easy for those pressed for time to go see the live experience.
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Mueller's investigation has pressed on quietly behind the scenes amid massive public attention.
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Host Jake Tapper pressed McAuliffe on whether the odds are still 50/50.
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" When pressed, she said they've happened "really only twice that I can recall.
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Those advocates have pressed the government to put a stop to unethical lenders.
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The United States has pressed China and Russia to help stop North Korea.
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One would be hard-pressed to find MPs from any party that disagree.
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A jacket and a pressed shirt were hanging by an open back window.
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You'll be hard-pressed not to want to swipe up the whole collection.
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Even Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer reportedly pressed him to enter the race.
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CNN journalist Chris Cuomo pressed Senator Bernie Sanders on the issue, as well.
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Its pressed and starched urbane look is less Eddie Bauer, more Banana Republic.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a vertical merger denied by the regulators.
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I pressed him to stop the climate policy rollbacks that Pruitt had launched.
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Although not usually counted as memory, this could nonetheless be pressed into service.
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Stakeholders on all sides have pressed the SEC to step into the void.
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You accept, thinking your friend has pressed a reset button of some sort.
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But the interviewer pressed on for a real answer, and he got it.
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When pressed, Krasznahorkay did not fully explain the disappearance of the earlier anomalies.
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On Tuesday, senators in both parties pressed drug company CEOs about their prices.
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The authorities have also detained religious leaders and pressed criminal charges against them.
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" Pressed by Mr. Cruz, he shot back: "I've given my answer, lying Ted.
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The event featured questions that both pressed the candidates and opened them up.
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Mr. Lewandowski denied touching her, but Ms. Fields pressed charges three days later.
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He effectively pressed Clinton on President Obama's recent admission of mistakes in Libya.
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When my mother came in, he pressed the button on his morphine drip.
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So these Queens artists were actually pressed up on a Philadelphia record label.
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It'll also reportedly have 'squeezable' sides, which will activate Google Assistant when pressed.
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"Members would be hard-pressed to explain why they failed to support" it.
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The duo are inscrutable when pressed for details about how exactly Drifter works.
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Erdogan's government has pressed Riyadh to conclude its investigation as soon as possible.
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Her comments came as she was pressed by Marr about Trump's mental stability.
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I waited a bit, then pressed the button again, but still no answer.
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