" When pressed for details, Spicer simply said: "That's it.
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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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The president went on to pressed for the midterm vote.
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Not cheap, but still key when you're pressed for time.
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If you're pressed for time, both do offer delivery, though.
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" Pressed for more, he replied curtly: "I think he's wrong.
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"Having bad feelings," he said, when pressed for a diagnosis.
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Bolton pressed for a military response to the drone shootdown.
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During my clinic visits, I am incredibly pressed for time.
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But lawmakers also pressed for more information about the problem.
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Salvador Cienfuegos, has pressed for a law to guide deployments.
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Mr. Pyne also pressed for Australian access to Mr. Yang.
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The officer pressed for details about who sent the message.
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She pressed for answers, but Preston didn't have any yet.
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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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I pressed for details, but he wouldn't say much more.
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We're all pressed for time, and I do get it.
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Pressed for what "exactly right" meant, Jamie had no answer.
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Pressed for details, however, the White House could not provide any.
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The FARC should be pressed for at least two additional concessions.
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When pressed for more examples, the opposition struggled to provide them.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, successfully pressed for delay.
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And, you know, we have pressed for Europe to do more.
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Other CEOs have also pressed for a settlement of the case.
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For those pressed for time, street food is an easy option.
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And they've never pressed for an apology from the United States.
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Madhesi activists pressed for the no-confidence motion against Mr. Oli.
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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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In the strings, Dudamel has pressed for a fuller, richer sound.
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When pressed for details, I demurred and muttered darkly about Birmingham.
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Meet Century Aluminum, the tiny manufacturer that pressed for those penalties.
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Smith pressed for one follow-up question after his time expired.
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Waters has also pressed for details on Trump's deals with Russia.
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The party's chairman, Tom Perez, also pressed for him to resign.
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Or, pressed for time, Melissa Clark's ridiculously flavorful Italian sausage sandwiches.
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" When "Judge Mathis" pressed for more details, Bolton responded, "Sorry, judge.
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If you're pressed for time, Harman says, cattle will know it.
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He pressed for a curvier outline but ultimately changed his mind.
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Lawmakers pressed for details nonetheless, though their efforts ultimately went unanswered.
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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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Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, likewise pressed for more cooperation.
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Barr bristled when he was pressed for additional details by Rep.
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His parents never pressed for an investigation, never asked who was responsible.
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I'll have that 'to go' please Pressed for time on Ash Wednesday?
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE also offered eulogies.
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" Maher, 62, pressed for details, asking, "It's somebody [Trump is] f—— now?
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Prosecutors had pressed for a prison term of one to three years.
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Women's rights groups have long pressed for abortion restrictions to be eased.
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And they made it seem like they were really pressed for time.
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Lawmakers — including King — have repeatedly pressed for a firmer policy on cyberattacks.
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But pressed for a comment of his own, Curbelo declined to elaborate.
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People who feel more pressed for time are less satisfied with life.
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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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Once again, I was pressed for time and wanted something extra special.
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Even the governor of Montana had pressed for the closing of Yellowstone.
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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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I could have made my own, but I was pressed for time.
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The White House and Republicans pressed for the increase in defense spending.
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The reforms being overturned had been undertaken after Washington pressed for them.
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Our photog pressed for specifics, but Louie was mum ... NDA's and such.
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Mr. Sharif has pressed for engagement with India; Mr. Modi has been conflicted.
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When pressed for comment, an Apple spokesperson pointed to this statement from Dec.
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The EU's top migration official pressed for the provision in Ankara this week.
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"Being pressed for time is common for all of us," she tells BHG.
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The White House and State Department have been vague when pressed for specifics.
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You'd be hard pressed for that level of choice on any other platform.
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Pressed for an answer on Trump's past statements, Cohn said to ask him.
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However, victims have pressed for the chance to bring their cases to court.
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I.O. field operative named Don Slaiman, and pressed for an in-person meeting.
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He definitely came in hard line and basically pressed for a military advantage.
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In Europe, the president pressed for small victories where they could be found.
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Trump also pressed for voter ID laws, saying that it prevents illegal voting.
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It's easy for those pressed for time to go see the live experience.
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The duo are inscrutable when pressed for details about how exactly Drifter works.
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Carolina pressed for the equalizer in the third but could not beat Blackwood.
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Ms. Gómez-Barris pressed for using the word Chicanx in the show's title.
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When pressed for an answer about winning Massachusetts, she did not say yes.
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For years, government officials have harshly pressed for the assimilation of Tibetan culture.
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Often pressed for time, reporters are just unaware of opposing opinions or facts.
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House Republicans had pressed for weeks for access to material on the informant.
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He pressed for about $7 billion, according a person familiar with the talks.
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The women refused the money and scholarships and pressed for a full investigation.
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Because when you're pressed for space, there's no room for the so-so stuff.
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" When pressed for more, she smiled and simply said, "Work it out for yourself.
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" When pressed for details, Trudeau continued: "We're starting to work right now on it.
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Their colleagues have also pressed for other information pertaining to Price's past financial investments.
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That's why many pressed for the FBI to investigate the case, which is underway.
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Typically, I get two and a half hours when I'm not pressed for time.
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Pressed for her view of private medical insurance, Ms Harris said she'd scrap it.
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They have long pressed for budget forecasts to include such "dynamic" effects (see blog).
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When pressed for comment by Gizmodo, the FDA reiterated details of the regulations announcement.
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Republicans, meanwhile, pressed for more details on who leaked classified information to the media.
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But too often, doctors feel pressed for time so they just order the test.
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Beauty routines can come in handy when you're pressed for time during the week.
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After Kerfoot gave Colorado a 210-03 lead, Toronto pressed for the tying goal.
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When pressed for a response to questions from CNN regarding funding, he remains vague.
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Pressed for more information, she said his office is in the Executive Office Building.
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The initiative immediately came under fire from Republicans, who pressed for tougher border controls.
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Both countries pressed for an end to the rules in return for approving CETA.
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I had recently started in a new role, and was feeling pressed for time.
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Security aid to Ukraine was also held up as Trump pressed for the probe.
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" In addition, the United States pressed for "American and universal values like human rights.
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" Pressed for a "currently serving" politician, Moore shot back with a grin, "Currently serving?
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Switzerland pressed for an equalizer, with Xherdan Shaqiri particularly active down the right wing.
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Activists abroad pressed for Sudan to turn over Bashir to the International Criminal Court.
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Ms. Payne also pressed for China to allow Australian Embassy officials to visit him.
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The hard-liners pressed for a brutal crackdown, but army commanders argued for restraint.
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He also pressed for full diplomatic relations with Vietnam, which were achieved in 21993.
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Slavs who identify themselves as ethnic Macedonians had long pressed for a separate state.
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As United States forces entered the South, enslaved African Americans immediately pressed for freedom.
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On a trip to Ohio on Wednesday, Mr. Trump again pressed for a bill.
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Democrats initially pressed for the creation of a special committee to handle the inquiry.
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The Stars pressed for the equalizer before Johnsson's empty-net goal sealed the win.
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Also lazy and pressed for time so, you guessed it, I order Jimmy John's.
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" Pressed for the meaning of his words, Mr. Trump cryptically replied: "You'll find out.
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Like many of my millennial counterparts, I feel pressed for time all the time.
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Separately, the House pressed for testimony from Donald McGahn, the former White House counsel.
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The product is legal because the trigger is still technically pressed for each round.
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" And Justice Elena Kagan pressed for a line between exercising influence and simply "providing access.
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Whether for lack of time or lack of experience, Kelly hardly pressed for deeper answers.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE, witnesses did not testify in public.
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" When pressed for a response that was less practical he said, "I'll buy beer probably.
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Arthur DelVesco pressed for details about what had been done during the initial police response.
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But if you're pressed for range, should you change this and charge up to 100%?
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Sure, beauty routines can come in handy when you're pressed for time during the week.
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I had suggested someplace closer, knowing he's a busy executive and probably pressed for time.
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Canada has pressed for the release of the two Canadians who China detained this month.
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Green has repeatedly pressed for Trump's removal, including over the objections of House Democratic leadership.
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The United States welcomed the ceasefire in a statement, but pressed for results, not talk.
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But local organizations, many representing people of color primarily from the Caribbean, pressed for recognition.
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Labor groups have similarly pressed for a package that benefits airline workers, rather than shareholders.
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Many of the accounts were anonymous; users pressed for social change and greater gender equality.
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But on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Cuomo pressed for even greater control over the authority's board.
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The second day several reporters pressed for answers as to why we should hold off.
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Booker pressed for reforming the nation's gun laws, including establishing a national gun license program.
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The news media had pressed for the immediate release of the names after a verdict.
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And Asher, when pressed for more detail, was less definitive in an email to POLITICO.
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Democrats on Tuesday night pressed for a thorough investigation of the claims in the memos.
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But some products are nice to have just in case you are pressed for time.
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Some members of the Mormon communities of northern Mexico have also pressed for the designation.
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This is not the first time state leaders have pressed for a single-payer bill.
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Then, they pressed for changes in the way national restaurant chains set their work schedules.
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White women dominated the lines until the 2170s, when African-Americans pressed for their rights.
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High in protein, chia seeds can be eaten whole, ground into flour and pressed for oil.
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Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat on the committee who has pressed for opening an impeachment inquiry.
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In their proposal, Democrats pressed for more aid than Republicans and the President wanted to provide.
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And now everyone is alive with condemnation, but pressed for an alternative, they&aposve got nothing.
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But lawmakers have fiercely contested that characterization and pressed for more answers about what it accomplished.
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Canada has pressed for the release of the two Canadians who China detained earlier this month.
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Rather than freer trade with Britain, what Indian officials pressed for was greater freedom of movement.
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When pressed for details, he then summarily, and on camera, dismissed Dickerson from the White House.
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In 2012, he repeatedly pressed for President Barack Obama to release his long-form birth certificate.
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Democratic leadership has pressed for the report to be made available to Congress and the public.
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Even oil majors, which have long pressed for better pipeline protection, worry the tactics could backfire.
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When she pressed for details, he responded, "You wouldn't believe if I told you," she wrote.
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But if you are pressed for time on a weeknight, it's fine to skip this step.
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Republicans have pressed for declassification of FBI and Justice Department documents related to the Russia probe.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has long pressed for the move, thanked Mr. Trump on Twitter.
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But Democrats, who have pressed for infrastructure spending since Barack Obama was president, were not satisfied.
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She marched, filed lawsuits and was jailed dozens of times as she pressed for voting rights.
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Freddy already had a long arrest sheet, so the prosecutor pressed for a return to prison.
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When pressed for specifics as to what is being done, Coats said that information is classified.
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The men talked tax reform, and Mr. Howard pressed for incentives including the mortgage interest deduction.
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Mainstream Democrats, led by Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins of Westchester County, pressed for more forceful action.
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The White House declined to comment on Wednesday when pressed for clarification about the US's position.
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If you're not pressed for time in the morning, breakfast can be a much larger affair.
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Hatch and Wyden then pressed for specifics on when three executives were notified of the cyberattack.
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Mr. Trump pressed for funding the border wall, offering numerous false assertions about the construction process.
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He was often hard-pressed for ideas, but something always seemed to turn up, or down.
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If you're pressed for time despite having Monday off, you could make pressure cooker beef pho.
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In almost all of these attacks, victims' families faced significant pushback when they pressed for justice.
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Green Cauliflower Rice This simple, satisfying recipe is especially useful if you're really, really pressed for time.
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When pressed for details in the movie, Elisa makes some vaguely horrifying door-opening gesture for demonstration.
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When pressed for more details on the service, Greenblatt went on to say: It's really early days.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE, The New York Times reported earlier this month.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE, The New York Times reported at the time.
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Democratic senators have pressed for regulators to look into potential insider trading by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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Montreal pressed for the equalizer in the third, outshooting St. Louis 16-7 in the final frame.
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Hayes then pressed for more specifics, asking if Carter and Papadopoulos were on email chains about Russia.
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Despite confirming the rumor to the longtime Housewives host, Richards plays coy when pressed for more information.
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The Avalanched pressed for the equalizer and finally got it at 17:16 of the third period.
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While several Republican and Democratic U.S. lawmakers have pressed for sanctions, Trump has equivocated in recent days.
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The group has pressed for more pathways to citizenship and improving work visas for highly skilled workers.
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Older companies, some with market valuations much smaller than the upstart rivals, had pressed for the shift.
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In the past, coal producers have pressed for protection when threatened by increased competition from other fuels.
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When pressed for a justification by Politico, he said it's because no one was prioritizing climate change.
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Law enforcement has pressed for guaranteed access to encrypted communications to help better track potential deadly plots.
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When pressed for when a massive sell-off could hit stocks, he didn't give a time frame.
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"Pressed for evidence that terrorists are in caravan, Trump says this: "There is no proof of anything.
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In March, the Obama administration pressed for and won stringent new economic sanctions at the United Nations.
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The ECB meets on Thursday and is likely to be pressed for more details on its plans.
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I said yes, it is true that Democrats have pressed for a better trade deal with China.
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Trump and Giuliani claim that Joe Biden pressed for Shokin's ouster to stymie the investigation into Burisma.
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He will be joined by Giffords and other Democrats who have long pressed for tougher gun laws.
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Gunn pressed for time with Abush on a schedule similar to their New York routine; Hamilton resisted.
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But liberals who have pressed for impeachment see Cohen's guilty plea on Tuesday as bolstering their case.
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Representatives of the Moynihan project said that Amtrak executives rarely objected when pressed for more track time.
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He pressed for Salomon executives to lose their jobs, and he favored changes to prevent any recurrences.
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South Korean officials pressed for it to happen this year, but they now say that appears unlikely.
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He pressed for more Allied focus on Italy, as well as landings in Greece and the Aegean.
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After the Arab Spring, Christians pressed for a secular, democratic state that would better protect minority rights.
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The situation is a red flag for Washington, which has long pressed for swift missile defense implementation.
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Many writers pressed for abolishing capitalism, while others argued that the free market would solve the problem.
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She pressed for "legally binding changes" at talks with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday.
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When pressed for specifics about what the Trump administration was doing or could do, Nauert expressed frustration.
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Ottawa pressed for a goal after that and pulled Hogberg with 3:31 left in the third.
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Public health officials have pressed for emergency funding, warning of a surge in Zika cases this summer.
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Clinton pressed for the administration to do more, asking the Pentagon, for example, to help train security forces.
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She pressed for a secret American program that supplied arms to rebel militias, an effort never before confirmed.
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"I'm just not making comments about presidential politics at this stage," Romney repeated when pressed for an answer.
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Going against the Seahawks secondary, a passing game is already going to be hard-pressed for big plays.
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" Pressed for an apology by Morgan, Trump said: "I don't want to cause any difficulty for your country.
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So when Fallon, pressed for time, agreed to let Cyrus change the lyrics — well, she didn't hold back.
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Three women who received those calls said that they were pressed for details about their communications with reporters.
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Fewer volunteers and families increasingly pressed for time and money have played a part in the membership downturn.
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She has also consistently pressed for a no-fly zone in Syria, something that President Obama has rejected.
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He's pressed for maintaining the tough set of tariffs that have spurred tit-for-tat retaliation from Beijing.
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Tanzanian officials said Turkey pressed for action to be taken against several schools with alleged ties to Gulen.
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago has pressed for creation of a school voucher program in the talks.
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Both men were pressed for information regarding Stone in their interviews, according to people familiar with the questioning.
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Mr. Kallos, who pressed for the information to be released, shared the list with The New York Times.
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The President and the informant Trump pressed for an FBI informant's gag order to be lifted, sources say.
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Republicans have pressed for premium support since Mr. Ryan first included it in a budget blueprint in 2011.
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House Democrats on Wednesday pressed for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reveal the sponsors of political advertisements.
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Riddle continued to push for stronger sanctions and pressed for a hearing that could, potentially, result in expulsion.
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Against that backdrop, kidney specialists and lobbyists, including from the National Kidney Foundation, pressed for funding of treatment.
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Educational justice, equity and integration are goals toward which my family, like Ms. Kaplan's, has pressed for generations.
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" When pressed for more detail, she told me "I can't really remember anything standing out as going wrong.
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In a recent tweet, the president himself pressed for "Equal Time" on the nation's late-night TV shows.
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But the network has been pressed for regular content given the pandemic and resulting impact on sports leagues.
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" When pressed for comment by Fox News on Monday, a spokesperson said Lopez's comment was just "a joke.
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When pressed for a birthday cake that I'd liked or a Thanksgiving pie, I still came up empty.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has also pressed for changes in how the department manages its loan servicers.
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H. is pressed for time, so he orders a burger and onion rings via Uber Eats for lunch.
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That hearing is already done, and the judge sent the case to arbitration, as Kalanick had pressed for.
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Preiss told NBC that United agents had offered her a $2,000 voucher, but she pressed for cash instead.
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But the next administration will be pressed for changes on nearly every element of policy involving nuclear weapons.
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Democrats, including presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, have pressed for increased taxes on the wealthiest Americans for years.
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Elizabeth Warren, who announced her 2020 presidential candidacy in December, has pressed for breaking up tech companies like Google.
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Pressed for specifics, he said he'll keep his plan a surprise because it's good to keep things under wraps.
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She was pardoned in 2007 after Amnesty International, other rights groups and some Western powers pressed for her release.
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Russia also pressed for the inclusion of Syrian Kurdish rebels, but Turkey, an important backer of opposition groups, refused.
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In recent months Russian sports authorities have pressed for the federation's reinstatement, creating working groups to spearhead the effort.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE had said the Trumps would not profit from the decision.
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"There was a lot of grandstanding, he was stunned," Sanders continued, when pressed for specifics on what upset Kelly.
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He also pressed for guarantees on the protection of civilians and said no one should be forced to leave.
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When pressed for more details by the podcast's hosts, Bristowe confirmed that Booth was the one who dumped her.
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" Pressed for more info by Degeneres, Sheeran says of his girlfriend, Cherry Seaborn, "She's really cool, we live together.
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But he retained his defence minister, defying opposition parties who had pressed for the removal of all three ministers.
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Pressed for more specifics on how many workers were "impacted" in Waterloo, BlackBerry directed us back to its statement.
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Residents used antibiotics to treat things like appendicitis and pressed for a medical evacuation only if pharmaceuticals didn't work.
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Many indicated they would withhold judgement until the reports were fully investigated and pressed for investigators to do so.
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Pelosi has pressed for Mueller's full report to be released, a point she reiterated during Tuesday's Democratic caucus meeting.
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Lawmakers who have pressed for action to rein in North Korea's thriving nuclear and missile programs applauded the move.
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Two doctors mentioned that other problems can masquerade as pneumonia, so the Clinton campaign should be pressed for details.
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Instead, he pressed for a coordinated international effort to get messaging services to comply with judicial warrants for information.
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He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.
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But when pressed for his views on a wealth tax, he would only point to his own tax proposals.
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Along the way, the board members pressed for traffic studies and demanded more parking spots in the congregation's plans.
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Demonstrations across the country pressed for Senate Republicans to hold hearings for President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland.
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If she weren't so pressed for time, you'd gladly continue gabbing so you could spill all of yours, too.
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" He pressed for the second vote after Trump referred to Haiti and other predominantly black nations as "shithole countries.
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If you're pressed for time, boil a dozen eggs, refrigerate them and grab one or two in the morning.
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Several Democrats advised her to take its claims to the F.B.I., and others pressed for it to become public.
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The move comes days after San Francisco lawmakers pressed for legislation that would ban evictions related to the coronavirus.
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At the California Democratic Convention in Long Beach on Saturday, candidates were pressed for detailed specifics on immigration policy.
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When the Judiciary Committee took no additional steps following the hearings, Freedom Caucus members pressed for a floor vote.
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When pressed for his own hypothesis for why the squid emits light, he suggested we ask the squids themselves.
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Party officials hung up after being pressed for more by the campaigns, according to two people on the call.
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On Twitter, the Burundian foreign minister of Burundi, Alain Aime Nyamitwe, pressed for a full explanation of the shootings.
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Top US officials, led by Lighthizer, have repeatedly pressed for that to be an essential part of any agreement.
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In 2016, Joe Biden pressed for the dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor who had been accused of ignoring corruption.
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They also pressed for more time to consider rolling back regulations that often took months and years to craft.
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The Queen pressed for details, but he couldn't bring himself to tell her, and his bottom lip began quivering.
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Austen was the female face selected for new British coins and bills, after feminist activists pressed for the change.
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House Republicans have pressed for more information about that informant, asking who asked him to reach out to campaign officials.
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Dance Sing and Listen, a collage of dance instruction, storytelling and song, was pressed for $500 and sold to parents.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE to testify this week about the White House's relationship with Ukraine.
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Certainly, "American Dharma" offers no comfort to those disturbed by Bannon or harmed by the policies he has pressed for.
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When pressed for details during the news conference, Trump called attention to the escalating trade tension between the two countries.
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When pressed for more in the comments, Need Supply Co responded it would have more details to offer on Sunday.
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Valls has also pressed for a ban on Salafism, a step current Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has so far dismissed.
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Environmental justice advocates also have pressed for California regulators to pay more attention to cleaning pollution in less affluent communities.
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So, sure, tongue might not ever be your go-to cut, especially on a weeknight when you're pressed for time.
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But he also pressed for economic and political reforms, speaking in a one-party state where little dissent is tolerated.
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Republican Commissioner Michael Piwowar said many groups have pressed for more information about how orders are executed, including academic researchers.
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Two banking sources said Moscow pressed for a deal because it feared Gazprombank would be damaged by a Mechel bankruptcy.
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While the White House has not pressed for executive privilege, several administration officials have refused to answer questions from Congress.
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Republicans in Congress have long pressed for more assistance to Ukraine to push back against Mr. Putin, including lethal aid.
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Electric bikes are unlikely to be a solution for everyone who is pressed for time or reluctant to exercise, though.
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One of the nation's top financial regulators pressed for greater coordination on regulating trading of cryptocurrencies at a hearing Tuesday.
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Back in Corkin's office, I pressed for her side of the story, her perspective on the fight over the brain.
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He pressed for military action against targets in Iran after Iranian proxy forces killed American soldiers in Iraq in 2011.
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Politicians including Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, have also pressed for Mr. Zuckerberg to appear on Capitol Hill.
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" When I pressed for more details — including the depth of his anti-Semitism — she couldn't say: "I was a child.
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So far, the United States has not pressed for an independent investigation and says it is awaiting a Saudi report.
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Nurses unions have pressed for rules setting minimum staffing levels, arguing that having too few nurses leaves patients at risk.
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When pressed for more details, he said, "I prefer not to get out ahead of what we're prepared to sanction."
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Senators, in two congressional hearings with Boeing's regulators, pressed for more oversight and raised the possibility of overhauling the system.
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He has reportedly pressed for a massive buildup in the American nuclear arsenal, which already contains too many — 4,000 — warheads.
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In a letter to the president, an association of scientists called the Indonesian Young Scientist Forum pressed for immediate action.
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Colorado pressed for the equalizer deep into the third period, and had several good chances but wasn't able to score.
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Lawmakers have pressed for a formal vote to get a clear take on which lawmakers support or oppose an inquiry.
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They had been pressed for why she had not been formally nominated, but several assumed it was just bureaucratic holdup.
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Schiff has made repeated calls for witnesses to appear or reappear and complained that Republicans have rarely pressed for testimony.
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When pressed for a release time for results by campaign aides on a private conference call, party officials hung up.
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Viacom has pressed for its C.E.O., Bob Bakish, to hold that spot, and Ms. Redstone had largely sided with Viacom.
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American governments, concerned about the weaknesses of the Mexican justice system, have often pressed for the extradition of criminal suspects.
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The U.S., particularly under President George W. Bush, pressed for democratic reforms but was wary of alienating a key ally.
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The argument continued during a separate meeting with Mr. Tillerson as Mr. Trump pressed for more action, the official said.
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Pressed for evidence on the connection between the Clinton Foundation investigation and the Trump White House, Schiff cited Trump's tweets.
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Boeing's fastest-selling jet has already been grounded worldwide with its safety record scrutinized, while customers have pressed for compensation.
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And he pressed for education reforms as the Trump administration pushes for apprenticeship programs to teach young people better skills.
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" Pressed for proof that Middle Eastern individuals were a part of the caravan, Trump said, "There's no proof of anything.
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Constantly pressed for time, secretaries never have to even see the parts of the building where most department employees work.
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But he retained Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist, defying opposition parties who had pressed for the removal of all three ministers.
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In particular, they have pressed for information involving his business dealings with foreign banks, and any potential connection to Moscow.
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If pressed for an answer, I suppose they would say Republicans, elected by rubes voting against their own self-interest.
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For now, it ignores huge demands from the powerful Florida and Texas delegations, which together pressed for some $40 billion more.
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And it was Madison who pressed for the usage of checks and balances between the three branches of the federal government.
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Costa Brazil is timber-free, meaning the nuts are cold-pressed for their oils after they've naturally fallen from the branches.
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"I am talking to the world," he told them when pressed for an explanation, according to two people who were present.
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India, engaged in a standoff with Pakistan over the disputed region of Kashmir, has pressed for further sanctions against its neighbor.
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Obama also pressed for better sharing of intelligence between nations about potential ISIS sympathizers who may be plotting attacks in Europe.
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It was the type of situation Eisenhower had been through, been uncomfortable with, and pressed for a constitutional amendment to address.
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But there's good reason to call on your own first, unless you're pressed for time: Putting money back in your pocket.
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India, engaged in a standoff with Pakistan over the disputed region of Kashmir, has pressed for further sanctions against its neighbour.
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Over the past two years Trump has repeatedly pressed for more border wall funding and each time been rebuffed by Congress.
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Ramljak told reporters he had pressed for criminal charges against individuals in the company responsible for financial irregularities in the past.
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Ben Bernanke on Sunday pressed for infrastructure spending and tax reform, saying they would benefit the economy more than tax cuts.
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Just Eat has faced unrest from investors, led by activist shareholder Cat Rock which has pressed for a merger with Takeaway.
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Pressed for time, the composer turned to an assistant—probably his pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayr—for help in writing the recitatives.
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Merkel has pressed for free trade and more open borders, though she faces resistance to some of those policies at home.
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Republicans have pressed for tougher screening procedures on Syrians, and several Republican governors have sought to keep out Syrian refugees altogether.
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While you won't get to slip away to a spa, it's a fantastic and convenient option, especially if pressed for time.
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The young activists who have pressed for stricter gun control since the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Officials have said gun offenders needed to be held accountable, and they pressed for more community cooperation to stem the crimes.
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" When pressed for a "better" answer by the host, Diaz added: "We've decided we don't want to play competitive Fortnite anymore.
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Democrats have pressed for Trump's returns, arguing they could reveal conflicts of interest or potential legal issues with the president's finances.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei pressed for cooperation to isolate the United States and help stabilize the Middle East, according to state television.
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And for all their posturing, naysayers on the particular tax bill pending before the Senate have pressed for a way forward.
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" But when pressed for details, he indicated only that the show's "language" would be inappropriate, adding that there were "other things.
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Francisco Franco's dictatorship, a separatist group known as E.T.A. pressed for Basque independence with a violent campaign of bombings and assassinations.
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Jiangsu Province, with some support from Beijing, has pressed for each chemical factory to reduce its pollution by a significant percentage.
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Ms. Warren has long been an advocate for debtors, and has pressed for more accountability for loan servicers and debt collectors.
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Ms. Walker, of New York Public Radio, said she pressed for more women at its senior level and on its board.
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The trial could end as early as this week if senators vote down calling additional witnesses as Democrats have pressed for.
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He then starts ranting and keeps saying "I don't give a f***" when pressed for more details about what went down.
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Tensions between Turkey and the US have been on the rise as Trump has pressed for the release of the pastor.
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Mr. Musk has pressed for a carbon tax to combat global warming, which Mr. Trump once dismissed as a Chinese hoax.
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"If that dock could talk …" Pressed for details, she mentioned that it had been a spot for teenagers to make out.
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It wouldn't include a path to citizenship, pressed for by Democrats, or changes to family-based immigration that conservatives are demanding.
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The disclosure laws emerged in response to black activists and lawyers who pressed for reparations and a public reckoning with history.
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Whether she will withdraw American funding for the United Nations' population agency, which Heritage has pressed for, remains to be seen.
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They have pressed for congressional action on the issue while also seeking to have the Supreme Court revisit the 1992 decision.
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The Turks have repeatedly pressed for access to the premises, and they were accompanied on Wednesday by a team of Saudis.
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She directed her fire, instead, at the commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, who has pressed for a citizenship question on the census.
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Former Trump aides who have been drawn into the active congressional investigations have adopted different approaches when pressed for their documents.
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She pressed for reconciliation with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union and was an expert on relations with the United States.
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Aides said that Ms. Omar, who is still paying off her own student debt, pressed for the inclusion of debt cancellation.
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Investors have pressed for more clarity around the company's long-term financial prospects, especially after executives warned of headwinds earlier this year.
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I am not so pressed for crew that I cannot afford to lose one who defies my authority and resorts to blackmail.
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Never mind that Sessions pressed for the death penalty against a Ku Klux Klan leader during his time as Alabama attorney general.
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" When pressed for evidence, Jubeir said he believed "the investigations will continue and the evidence will be made available to the world.
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Democrats have pressed for changes to a draft bill, knowing their votes likely will be needed to win passage in the House.
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There is a strategic relationship between Grab and OVO, but both Lai and Thompson got a bit cagey when pressed for specifics.
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Meanwhile, the storied Sand Hill Road firm has been pressed for years on the lack of any female investors in its ranks.
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"When pressed for more information about what is causing the abrupt shutdowns, the spokesperson said, "We have no information on that yet.
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The institute has also written model state legislation that would block cities from barring home-sharing and has pressed for its adoption.
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Yesterday, Trader Joe's announced that it is now selling six packs of a product called Henry Hotspur's Hard Pressed for Rosé Cider.
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Pressed for further details of the cuts, Chief Operating Officer Tetsu Ozaki declined to give details of the scale of job losses.
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Pressed for details, the AAA referred to the paper's "tone and clarity" and cited the wording of a footnote on pension costs.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has pressed for the recall provision, arguing it should serve as a democratic check on his record.
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Reines then said he would side with those in the Democratic Party who have pressed for a more aggressive approach to Republicans.
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Mr. Lauer and the audience asked about complex topics — the Middle East, terrorism, veterans' affairs — and Mr. Lauer pressed for simple answers.
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But after Elliott bought a stake and pressed for layoffs and cost cutting, he and his newly appointed CEO stopped getting along.
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It and the co-ruling far-right League pressed for generous compensation for bank creditors before last year's national elections in Italy.
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Elliott felt that some of Hess's board members had a conflict of interest, and eventually pressed for the sale of the company.
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When pressed for more details on the precise nature of his alleged espionage, Gilchrist said he could not risk jeopardizing their tactics.
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Uber pressed for private arbitration all the way up to U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which refused Uber's request.
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When pressed for examples, the White House produces a list of attacks, most of which would be easily recognizable to media consumers.
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"Criminals of hideous state-sponsored terrorism who hatched and pressed for the heinous plot to hurt the supreme leadership of" North Korea.
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He has scaled back wealth taxes, pressed for curbs on social housing aid, and cutting civil service numbers is in his sights.
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The French have also pressed for assurances on fishing quotas, a major concern as well for Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden.
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Mr. Miller and others have pressed for implementing policies that current and former officials have called legally questionable, impractical, unethical or unreasonable.
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We demanded a seat at the bargaining table with the City Council and the police union and pressed for reforms with teeth.
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Some prisons are so pressed for correctional officers that they regularly compel teachers, nurses, secretaries and other support staff to step in.
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They faced off directly on Tuesday night, in a televised debate that the foreign secretary had pressed for to make his case.
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And then, after being placed into molds, the cheese is placed into a press... and it&aposs pressed for about four hours.
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The agreement is less disruptive than what the United States had pressed for, which would have created a pricing free-for-all.
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She said Ms. Bliss pressed for inconsistencies in Ms. Lublin's old statements about changing Nevada's statues and about meeting with Ms. Allred.
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President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko pressed for cheap energy to aid his ailing economy during a "moment of truth" meeting with President Putin.
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If he wasn't pressed for time, I'm sure the lecture would have been louder and longer, because with Stern lectures always were.
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They held more than a hundred meetings in the capital, where they pressed for a solution that would preserve their special status.
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Mr. Trump publicly pressed for a veto of the resolution and has chosen a settlement advocate as his administration's ambassador to Israel.
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Stephen Miller, Trump's top domestic policy adviser, offered only conspiracy theories when pressed for straight answers by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace.
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For the most part, congressional investigators have also shown little interest in speaking with Ivanka, although some have pressed for her testimony.
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But the document was heavily redacted, and House Republicans subsequently pressed for those portions of the FISA application to be made public.
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Russia has pressed for the compounds to be returned, but it is unclear whether Trump and Putin discussed the matter on Friday.
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Mnuchin has pressed for a "clean" hike to the debt ceiling, but many conservatives want to include spending restrictions opposed by Democrats.
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To satisfy House Democrats who pressed for a younger generation of leaders, she has agreed to limit her term to four years.
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The A.C.L.U. and local activists pressed for reforms, complaining about pushback from Mr. Booker, whose administration was promoting the plunging homicide rate.
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Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the top Democrat on the committee, who had pressed for the hearing to be held, lectured Mr. Shkreli.
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Ryan and other Democrats who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
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When pressed for details Intel told Gizmodo that speed improvements for these 8th-gen chips versus 7th-gen were in the "double digits".
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When pressed for an estimate, he suggests that the generation of YouTube fakes that are very plausible may be possible within three years.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE could not delay a civil suit against him until he was out of office.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE, who has been under fire from some of the president's allies after public missteps.
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During parliamentary debate, they pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists and bankers, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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Major telecom companies have pressed for such action, saying it was needed to level the playing field with new, mostly free, online services.
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Five Democrats on the committee, including Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have pressed for an investigation.
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Instead, the buck has been passed to the individual federations, which must now — while seriously pressed for time — judge each competitor's individual case.
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"I'm sort of nonjudgmental, if you will, on any administration, including the current administration," Ballmer said when pressed for his thoughts about Trump.
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He added that Trump had even pressed for the use of a check to ensure proper documentation if any payment were to transpire.
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Pakistan has long pressed for the implementation of decades-old U.N. resolutions calling for a ballot for the region to decide its future.
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Ackman is sure to be pressed for details on all those issues in the call, which is a regular quarterly update with investors.
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But Trump, who during his presidential campaign pressed for allies to contribute more to global defense, has repeatedly said such payments aren't enough.
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Mr. Koch pressed for their names to be aired on the city-owned radio and television stations — what he called the John Hour.
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Pressed for more details, Musk added there is no interior revamp planned, and that S and X will not be discontinued anytime soon.
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With oil rebounding and austerity policies in place, GCC governments are somewhat less pressed for cash and have more time to plan sukuk.
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Pressed for more details about his tip and experience with the paper, Sajudin said he would talk only for in exchange for payment.
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Mike Pompeo, who replaced Tillerson as Trump's top diplomat, pressed for a longer negotiating period with European allies and a more phased withdrawal.
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"Employers are pressed for time and simply do not see the value in investing their time reading a lengthy cover letter," Hernandez says.
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The memo pressed for American military strikes against Mr. Assad's government to stop what it said were persistent violations of the cease-fire.
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The joint appearance concluded weeks of negotiations between the two camps as Sanders pressed for concessions from Clinton on his liberal policy agenda.
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Despite ill health, Bogle was a vital presence through his later years as he pressed for reforms in corporate governance and fund administration.
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The committee previously heard from top lawyers from each company regarding misinformation campaigns on their platforms, but has pressed for higher-ranking officials.
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They pressed for specifics, interrupting the candidates to demand concrete strategies for handling conflict in Syria and reforming the nation's health care system.
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When pressed for a second or third beat on a subject, Ms. Nixon can be vague (though so, too, can many sitting officeholders).
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Since then, victims' families have called for more scrutiny of the airplane, pressed for an overhaul of aviation laws and confronted Boeing executives.
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News reports said that Mr. Zuma may also have pressed for the state to pay any legal costs that arise from future proceedings.
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Among their targets were farm-state lawmakers like Senators John Hoeven of North Dakota, who pressed for $50 billion in aid for agriculture.
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The calls on Wednesday marked the first time Franken's Democratic colleagues had publicly pressed for him to step down since the accusations surfaced.
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Ferguson pressed for it, for once, because he did not care about resale value, or the club's policy of bringing in younger players.
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Even Washington's deficit hawks, who for years have criticized the soaring national debt and pressed for spending cuts, seem to be staying quiet.
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With a considerable advantage from Thursday's 113-1 victory in Zagreb, Croatia easily held off the hosts as they pressed for an upset.
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Mr. Comey also said that the president had repeatedly pressed for him to say publicly that Mr. Trump was not personally under investigation.
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During the debate, they pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists and bankers, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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But the world they pressed for – with virtually no trade enforcement on the part of Washington – has become increasingly problematic for America's workers.
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Pressed for statistics to back up claims that immigration was costing Americans jobs, he cited several studies that have been debated by experts.
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He also pressed for an N.R.A.-backed proposal to arm teachers, and said he would favor taking guns away from potentially dangerous people.
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He has pressed for electronic tolling at bridges and tunnels and a project to add a track on the Long Island Rail Road.
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If you're really pressed for space, then there are a number of compact mechanical keyboards that come with a much more traditional layout.
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But some Democrats and independent analysts pressed for them to include business returns to better gauge the president's activity in the private sector.
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When Sang pressed for more details, Cyrus clarified that they weren't dating but acknowledged that "it could be" more serious in the future.
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For those of us who are consistently pressed for time in the morning, Nelson suggests investing the time in preparing the night before.
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Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren and Julian Castro, are among those who have pressed for Kavanaugh's impeachment in the wake of the Times report.
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" However, pressed for the proof of Middle Eastern individuals in the caravan by CNN's Jim Acosta, Trump said "there's no proof of anything.
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Consumer advocates have long pressed for such restrictions, saying that the wages of workers paid by card are too often eroded by fees.
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Some F.T.C. officials have pressed for maximum penalties because of several new reports of potential privacy breaches since the start of the investigation.
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However, Mr. McCain has pressed for a deep investigation into any interference into the presidential campaign by Russia, which he considers an adversary.
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"It would be like telling you who's the killer in a mystery novel," he told the website Digital Spy, when pressed for specifics.
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But with rising crime and urban unrest, this all came undone a decade later as politicians pressed for tougher policing and mass arrests.
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Conservative lawmakers had pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists, bakers and musicians, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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The Council has pressed for an end to dual-class systems in the past, and for action by regulators, to little effect so far.
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I don't often reach for new products when I'm pressed for time, but for some reason I gravitated toward Laura Mercier's Flawless Fusion concealer.
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He voiced his support for the latest U.N. sanctions, but pressed for those measures to be accompanied by talks among the major nations involved.
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On a call with analysts after the results, executives, including Chavez, were pressed for details on the bank's strategy and disclosures on new businesses.
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He couldn't even identify himself as being involved he was so scared about getting hauled into his editor's office and being pressed for it.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE while discussing the ongoing Ukraine scandal, which is the focus of the House impeachment inquiry.
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"He's unassuming," Ms. Warren said in an interview, recalling Mr. Cordray's habit of wandering his office without shoes when pressed for a humanizing detail.
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Kaitlyn: If you're really pressed for time I recommend minute 0:46 to minute 2:28 because that is when all the choreography happens.
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Since joining DHHS, Severino has pressed for a rule that would allow health care professionals to refuse to treat transgender patients on religious grounds.
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The email exchange between Clinton and Powell was released Wednesday by the State Department after Democrats on the House Oversight Committee pressed for it.
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Speaking Tuesday, Obama pressed for restraint by protesters and police, who have been clashing as law enforcement works toward clearing the camp of activists.
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The group, which has long pressed for the half-price MetroCard, estimates that an individual would save about $700 a year under the initiative.
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Utilize free resources You're busy running a business, which is why the FTC and SBA have free materials for pressed-for-time business owners.
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The guild also pressed for writers to receive pay for their time rather than per episode due to the prevalence of shorter television series.
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Government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos called Monday's euro zone finance ministers meeting "a significant success" and pressed for the swift completion of a bailout review.
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Humayun Khan was buried at the cemetery in Arlington, is pressed for his thoughts on the comments Trump Jr. made in his new book.
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Mr. Obama has already said he would not issue an apology for the bombings, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has not pressed for one.
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But Mr. Zelensky had pressed for a more robust American role, in part by seeking a meeting with President Trump in the White House.
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" Pressed for clarification by the reporter if he thought Trump knew that undocumented workers were employed at the club, Sedano said: "He must know.
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OneMain pressed for legislative changes in about eight states this year, records show, telling lawmakers that the changes would help it serve additional borrowers.
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Usa Lerdsrisuntad, of the Bangkok-based Foundation for Women rights group, pressed for the amendment of Thai laws that charge sex workers as criminals.
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China, which wants the return of officials suspected of corruption who it says are hiding in Canada, has long pressed for such a treaty.
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Most of us, even those that are really pressed for time in the morning, probably have a few minutes that could be better spent.
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The package is viewed as a way to compensate Israel after the United States pressed for the nuclear deal with Iran over Israeli objections.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York who has pressed for federal funding for Amtrak and Gateway, applauded the choice of Mr. Flynn.
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Scientists suggested the proposed study might reflect favorably on moderate drinking, while institute officials pressed for funding, according to documents obtained by The Times.
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I'm mostly content to let game developers surprise me, but when pressed for a dream game, my answer is simple: Dark Souls with robots.
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The main opposition parties pressed for impeachment, arguing that Zuma's corruption and his violation of the country's constitution had rendered him unfit for office.
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After winning a majority in the 21991 Scottish Parliament election, the party pressed for an independence referendum, with the consent of the British government.
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If you're pressed for time (or patience) you could skip the toasted fennel seeds, but they really do deepen the flavor of the dish.
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Democrats successfully pressed for immediate disclosure of the recipients and stronger oversight, including installing an inspector general and congressionally appointed board to monitor it.
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Since then, the victims' families have called for more scrutiny of the jet, pressed for an overhaul to aviation laws and confronted Boeing executives.
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While the South has pressed for such permission for many years, the change is unlikely to alter the strategic balance on the Korean Peninsula.
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At the SNCF, the government pressed for concessions on train drivers' rest times, which managers had said could make the heavily indebted company uncompetitive.
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Barr has pressed for leniency toward Flynn as he headed to sentencing -- and Flynn has pushed for a sentence where he would avoid prison.
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But if you constantly feel compelled to take on every task that comes your way, you'll find yourself pressed for time, stressed, and unproductive.
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Pressed for a direct promise to serve out a full term, Cuomo slammed the door shut on any further speculation about a presidential run.
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Still, Mr. Stork says, if you are pressed for time, brief interval sessions might offer a viable way to fit exercise into your life.
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Some former members of the Obama administration are among the most prominent critics of the weapon, even though Mr. Obama's Pentagon pressed for it.
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Ms. Yovanovitch was a champion of anti-corruption efforts, and Mr. Giuliani and associates with ties to Ukrainian businessmen had pressed for her ouster.
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During the huge weekly rallies protesting the government that continued for months, demonstrators pressed for the arrest of Mr. Lee and other business leaders.
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House Republicans pressed for language reforming the filibuster rules for spending bills in the year-end fiscal talks, but Senate Democratic leaders rejected it.
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At a meeting inside shortly afterward, Mr. Trump announced that he was pressed for time and needed to go make calls for more votes.
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Gowdy's remarks echo calls from House Intelligence Democrats, who have pressed for the release of witness interview transcripts from the committee's yearlong Russia investigation.
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It also pressed for more trans-friendly school and anti-bullying regulations, and sought to create a safer prison environment for incarcerated trans people.
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According to the Washington Post and The New York Times, Trump personally pressed for his government to retroactively declare his lies to be true.
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Tax reform, in particular, is an issue the president pressed for during his campaign, and he sees it as fundamental to boosting economic growth.
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On the campaign trail and after entering the White House, Trump pressed for warmer relations with Moscow and increased cooperation in fighting international terrorism.
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Lifetime executives had not objected to the race theme, but they pressed for more of what had worked last time: romantic complications for Rachel.
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Roosevelt of the Rough Riders, he pressed for the speedy departure of American troops from Cuba at the end of the Spanish-American War.
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The president cheered efforts by Republican loyalists in Congress who began investigations into cases and pressed for details about confidential Justice Department investigative procedures.
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"The Sultanate is hard-pressed for investments to diversify its economy, and in this sense the Chinese investments are important to (Brunei)," he said.
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When pressed for evidence of fraud occurring on a mass scale, RNC members pointed to smaller-scale issues that have erupted over the years.
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Democrats and Republicans in Congress have pressed for the role to be filled, and Pompeo promised months ago that it would be a priority.
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He repeatedly said he trusted Nixon as a top adviser but drew a blank — publicly — when pressed for specifics on which decisions he influenced.
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Some Republicans on Capitol Hill who have called for a tough stance against the Kremlin applauded the Obama administration decision but pressed for more confrontation.
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When pressed for why he left if that was the case, Skipper admitted that an attempt to buy cocaine from a new dealer went bad.
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The region is so pressed for this precious resource, one city is spending millions to use water from an old gold mine to meet demand.
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James Franco was pressed for answers by Stephen Colbert on The Late Show on Tuesday, following accusations of sexual misconduct since his Golden Globe win.
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Jeff Flake in an elevator at the US Capitol on Friday, just before he pressed for a limited FBI investigation into the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Part of this is because consumers want to eat healthier, home-cooked meals but are often pressed for time or unsure of their cooking skills.
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At home he eschewed sloganeering (he pressed for "Death to America" chants to be dropped from Friday prayers) and decried fanaticism, calling it "Islamic fascism".
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After sharing a number of batch metrics with TechCrunch, we pressed for a bit more detail on the makeup of the startups in the group.
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The pope also pressed for "the fruits of dialogue" to defuse tensions on the Korean Peninsula, above, where 10,000 Christians gathered in Seoul to pray.
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As Wall Street analysts pressed for explanations on how the apparent flaw escaped noticed during testing and certifying Boeing's key jet, Muilenburg defended the program.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE had placed an informal hold on security assistance to Ukraine at the direction of the president.
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An executive at Tornante declined to comment when pressed for details, which is understandable — given the fact that there are competing projects in the marketplace.
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Democrats initially pressed for it all to be considered emergency funding but there were signs they were prepared to meet GOP demands for some offsets.
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Mulvaney had previously pressed for the cuts as part of the deal, but he ultimately agreed with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on a clean hike.
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In response, some have pressed for a special prosecutor to be appointed, or for the FBI to pledge to release whatever evidence it digs up.
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Prosecutors had pressed for a sentence of one to three years, citing his posts on social media that appeared to mock the criminal justice system.
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The prosecution had pressed for all five to remain incarcerated, planning to present fresh evidence of an antigovernment plot alongside discussions of jihad and martyrdom.
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Automakers pressed for weaker standards, arguing that the necessary technologies cost too much, would not be ready on time, and ran counter to consumer trends.
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The United Nations Mission in South Sudan welcomed his release and pressed for the release of two other staff members also in detention since 2014.
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Some GOP lawmakers have questioned if Clinton made misstatements in testimony before Congress and have pressed for the Justice Department to look into possible perjury.
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Present at major Republican watersheds from the Starr investigation (where he pressed for sexually explicit questions to be asked of President Clinton) to Bush v.
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When pressed for more detail in an interview with the newspaper, Axne said she did not report her attack because she was 24 years old.
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Ahead, check out 10 easy meals that Refinery29 staffers really, truly make when we are pressed for time and are probably hangry as f*ck.
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" Pressed for more details of those experiences, Mr. Johnson largely demurred, saying, "Well, you know, the type of road encounters that others have talked about.
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Despite his father's long-held belief that balconies clutter facades, Mr. Soloviev pressed for them and about a fifth of the units will have them.
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Pressed for money, their families begged the smuggler in Gujrat to help and eventually came up with $1,000 more to secure the men's journey onward.
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Trump pressed for more details when he was asked if he believed Asian Americans could be subjected to increased racist attacks because of similar terms.
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There are frequent pauses as I pick up a colorful silver maple leaf, which is waiting to be noticed and pressed for a Thanksgiving display.
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But his government teetered on the edge of collapse on Friday as Mr. Netanyahu's coalition partners pressed for new elections over his handling of Gaza.
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But someone else had already taken the idea, and, pressed for time as the deadline for Pilote's first issue loomed, the pair had an idea.
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House calls are an option for busy patients, and doctors will meet clients at their workplace or the airport if they are pressed for time.
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In 2015, Jana Partners, an activist hedge fund, stepped in and pressed for a breakup of the company into separate intellectual property and chip businesses.
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After Democrats initially pressed for $600 million, lawmakers spent weeks negotiating a $250 million package to pay for water infrastructure repairs in Flint and elsewhere.
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Democrats have pressed for more money, while Republicans have argued the White House should use existing funds, like those from the Ebola virus or ObamaCare.
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Pressed for evidence by Bill O'Reilly on Fox, Trump promised that Vice President Mike Pence would lead a commission to investigate the nation's voting rolls.
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But European leaders were unsatisfied, arguing that the companies have been slow to review and take down hateful posts, and they pressed for more action.
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Pompeo, at the Singapore briefing, pointedly ignored a reporter's question about Navarro's comment and left the podium while he was being pressed for an answer.
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Most pointedly, Sanders has regularly criticized Clinton for giving paid speeches to Goldman Sachs and has pressed for her to release transcripts of those remarks.
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Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican who sits on the committee, has also pressed for a delay until the accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, is heard out.
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From the moment Romania's nominally socialist party was returned to power in December, its populist leader, Liviu Dragnea, has pressed for more control over N.G.O.s.
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Technology giants like Microsoft and Google have pressed for increases in the annual quotas, saying there are not enough Americans with the skills they need.
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An orator with "eyes of a tiger," he helped bring down American-backed governments in Saigon during the Vietnam War and pressed for democratic reforms.
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She also pressed for the opportunity to speak last, giving her the advantage of having the last word, but the committee denied that particular request.
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There's also New & Hot charts and Top 50 charts playlists, Fresh Pressed for new album releases, and editorially selected collections like SoundCloud Next Wave and Playback.
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We pressed for changes in federal hate crime data collection and called for interagency task forces to address the ongoing threat of post 9/11 backlash.
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But governments, industries, agricultural businesses and communities can help diminish the impact of climate change on children in countries pressed for water resources, the agency said.
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Indonesia's Islamists have traditionally pressed for restrictions on alcohol, as well as other activities of which they disapprove, as part of sharia-inspired campaigns against immorality.
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Simons asked for enhanced rule-making authority for the agency to enforce any privacy legislation but pressed for it to be limited to the one issue.
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Pompeo has pressed for tangible steps toward North Korea's abandonment of its nuclear arsenal while Pyongyang is demanding that Washington first make concessions of its own.
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Many veteran organizations tried for months to stop the Republican-led Congress from passing the resolution, and other advocacy groups have also pressed for a veto.
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When pressed for specifics on a timeline, Ammann said though the company had a roadmap in mind, it would not be sharing details at this time.
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During last year's presidential race, Macri pressed for Venezuela's suspension from the regional Mercosur trade bloc, citing alleged rights abuses by President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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Lawmakers, including some Republicans, have pressed for stricter gun laws after earlier mass shootings, but the measures have failed to gain enough support to become law.
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Even on my third playthrough of the opening chapter, knowing the layout and the location of critical items and people, I was still pressed for time.
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The movement pressed for an easing of Islamic social restrictions, greater public voice in politics and freedom of expression and better ties to the international community.
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The victory margin was seen as unconvincing and Dutton and his influential supporters regrouped and pressed for a second vote, and seemed to be building momentum.
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After a hastily-called referendum delivered a resounding rejection of creditors' terms for further assistance, Germany initially pressed for Greece's temporary ejection from the euro zone.
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Tsai said she believed one day Taiwan would be able to produce its own submarines, an item Taipei has long pressed for to face China's navy.
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Trump has pressed for quicker action in Congress, but his administration has also been hampered by investigations into alleged ties between Trump's election campaign and Russia.
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Hoyer vowed he and others would continue to press for background checks and pressed for Ryan to appoint a bipartisan task force to address gun violence.
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This time, we are reaching the final stages of President Obama's time in the Oval Office — and the federal judiciary pressed for release of the document.
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They have pressed for measures to ensure good enforcement of labor and climate provisions of the deal, as well as changes in provisions dealing with pharmaceuticals.
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Historians have pressed for years for an exhibit that would promote peace and dispel any possibility that the site could become a shrine for neo-Nazis.
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The Post reported that Trump has pressed for an F-35 stealth fighter and a Marine One helicopter to be part of the showcase as well.
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This rare point of fracture may set up an uncomfortable moment for Mr. Trump the next time he is pressed for his views on Mr. Putin.
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When pressed for a motive, attorney Matt Baker told CNN that "we should believe" Jim Skaggs, the developer and neighbor who sold both men their homes.
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When I asked if we could try to fit a total body workout into a pressed-for-time 10 minute set, he didn't bat an eye.
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Republicans, who have historically pressed for sanctions and military threats, will feel vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy if their president doesn't deliver the gains he promised.
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The president's Republican allies picked up the point on Sunday and pressed for appointment of a prosecutor to look at the origin of the Russia investigation.
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Mr. Robinson also pressed for United States consular access to Mr. Holt, a 25-year-old Utah man whose mother recently voiced concerns about his health.
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Athenahealth had been under pressure last year from Elliott Management, which disclosed a 9.2 percent stake in the company last spring and pressed for operational changes.
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Her mother pressed for the family to move from Norman to Oklahoma City so their daughter could attend what she saw as the best school around.
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Remembering Mary Tyler Moore, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lewis, Sam Shepard, Della Reese and many more, but also a remarkable roster of champions who pressed for change.
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As part of her bid for Congress, Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist from New York, pressed for ICE to be dismantled.
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Shareholder advocacy groups have pressed for greater diversity on corporate boards as a means to improve company performance and offer a broader range of strategic guidance.
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Pressed for time at work or school, Americans frequently eat by themselves at breakfast and when snacking, according to the NPD Group, a market research company.
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It has pressed for greater investment in solar energy, placed restrictions on rate increases and developed a program of much-needed audits of the power authority.
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The Senate panel is currently debating the program, and some have pressed for reforms to protect Americans who get incidentally swept up in the collection efforts.
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Colorado pressed for the equalizer throughout the third period and Grubauer went off for an extra skater with 1:38 left but couldn't tie it up.
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They have pressed for measures to ensure good enforcement of labor and climate provisions of the deal, as well as changes in provisions dealing with pharmaceuticals.
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Euis Sunarti, who advocates for conservative family values, even pressed for the new draft to go further and outlaw all expressions of homosexuality, not just sex.
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Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, has promoted the allegations against Biden and his son, Hunter, and acknowledged that he pressed for a Ukrainian investigation.
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New owner AT&T (T) has pressed for an evolution of the network's strategy, seeking to meet the challenge from the streaming barbarians at the gate.
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"We have to have that conversation," said Mayor Marty Walsh, who was pressed for his position in an interview on WGBH, a Boston public radio station.
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It is undeniable, though, that horses breaking far outside either must be pressed for early speed or risk losing precious ground entering the crucial first turn.
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The Blue Jackets pressed for the equalizer before Soderberg sealed the win by scoring into the empty net with 35 seconds remaining in the third period.
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Mr. Reid, in particular, pressed for the F.B.I. to find out more and charged that the agency was sitting on important information that could implicate Russia.
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Initially, the US had pressed for a summit at the seaside resort Da Nang, where Trump visited in 2017 to attend a summit of Asian leaders.
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Euis Sunarti, who advocates for conservative family values, even pressed for the new draft to go further and outlaw all expressions of homosexuality, not just sex.
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More than two decades later, Republicans latched on to that Watergate-era House report as they pressed for the impeachment of President Bill Clinton. Then-Rep.
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The Justice Department has appealed the latest injunctions but has not yet pressed for emergency relief to allow the president's new directive to take full effect.
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The two Democrats, Rebecca Slaughter and Rohit Chopra, said that they would have pressed for stronger action in Colorado, even if it meant going to court.
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When I pressed for more, Freund added to the list improved physical security, moderating offensive online imagery, and limiting the human bias inherent in policing (lol???).
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Assembling pardon files normally takes months, but the Justice Department has pressed for the work to be completed before that holiday weekend, one of the officials said.
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Swedish investor Cevian, a shareholder since 2013 that has long pressed for change, holds an 18 percent stake, while more recent investor Elliott holds under 3 percent.
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At an open Senate hearing Tuesday, Twitter, Facebook, and Google were pressed for answers on why they didn't see Russian election meddling taking place inside their platforms.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE, Perry, Sondland, Volker and Johnson meet with Trump and urge him to invite Zelensky to the White House.
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He pressed for Hindu-Muslim harmony, for the interests of Dalits (formerly "untouchables"), for women's equality and the shunning of industrialisation in favour of village-based crafts.
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He bragged about using eleven herbs and spices to create his special fried chicken recipe, and after I pressed for more details, he divulged his special ingredient.
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Separately, Kerkhoff told the newspaper he does not feel pressed for time as the company leads the search for a new chairman and strategy for the group.
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Groups helping gambling addicts had pressed for change, claiming punters could potentially lose £18,000 an hour because £100 can be wagered every 20 seconds at the machines.
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If you're pressed for time – or perhaps just in too deep on this thing – and need a top-down view of the fiasco, we're here to help.
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Federal authorities pressed for Meister's pretrial detention, noting that he faces a five-year sentence for threatening Schiff and a 10-year sentence for the gun charge.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who pressed for action on Turkey during her re-election campaign, described Turkish behavior on human rights as "unacceptable" in Brussels last Thursday.
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Western nations have pressed for an end to the war following increased scrutiny after the murder of prominent Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.
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U.S. officials have pressed for talks with the Taliban and recently appointed former ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad as special representative to try to push the peace process forward.
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Scary Spice kept getting pressed for more deets by the 'Real' ladies, and eventually seemed to confirm the Spice Girls will provide some wedding entertainment, as well.
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In light of these rumours, Dillashaw immediately pressed for a flyweight title fight against the long-untouchable Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson in case the rumours became fact.
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The man calling identified himself as a "district manager" for WeeMedical; he refused to give his name and became agitated when pressed for details about his identity.
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Voting integrity is one of Wyden's pet issues and the senator has pressed for his home state of Oregon's vote-by-mail system to be adopted nationally.
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Democrats and liberal groups that had pressed for more significant criminal justice reforms such as reductions to mandatory minimum sentences have been divided over the bill. Reps.
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That said, naming Masazumi Wakatabe, an academic who has pressed for bolder action, as one of two deputies could help tilt the BOJ towards even easier policy.
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When backing Chalabi and the INC failed to undermine Saddam Hussein's regime, the neoconservatives who populated the top ranks of the Bush administration pressed for an invasion.
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So he stood alongside local officials on the touchline, watching the final few minutes of the match as Larsen & Toubro pressed for an equalizer that never came.
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In his final years, the former prisoner of war pressed for more veterans in elected office, noting that military service and its common bonds helped boost bipartisanship.
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They give you up to 12 hours of battery life, and if you're pressed for time, five minutes of charging will give you one hour of playback.
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When pressed for details about where he was from and what temple would benefit from the contributions, one of the men indicated he did not speak English.
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Republicans have called the memo, which reportedly details Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses by the government, "shocking" and have pressed for the information to be released publicly.
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The DACA program has been the subject of debate in Congress since the beginning of the year, as Democratic lawmakers pressed for legislation during government spending negotiations.
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When pressed for why Hartford was at the center of this trend toward predictive policing, Councilwoman Bermudez, too, pointed to demographics and the portrayal of local crime.
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Trade groups representing Plug Power and other energy companies had pressed for two years to extend the credit, as had the lobbyists on contract for the company.
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" Senate HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) also pressed for a faster increase in screenings, telling administration officials that "there need to be more test kits available.
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Democrats have pressed for a stand-alone Dream Act, first drafted in 2001, to offer legal status to young undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
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That foreknowledge provides some context for the interviews, most of which are conducted by Clément Abaïfouta, the leader of a group that pressed for Mr. Habré's prosecution.
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Mr. Pruitt pressed for the changes, often bemoaning the high costs to businesses of the existing rules and suggesting that lawyers were enriching themselves off the system.
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Back then, proposals put forward at United States companies doing business in South Africa pressed for the adoption of principles defining minimum human rights and employment standards.
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Or, if pressed for time, you could take a run through our collection of spring pasta recipes that you can get on the table in 30 minutes.
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As the impeachment inquiry expanded beyond the allegations contained in the whistle-blower's initial complaint, Mr. Trump's defenders repeatedly pressed for examination of the whistle-blower's motives.
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Pressed for a response to the reported comments, Haley denied the US sought "regime change," but also described the relationship between the two countries in stark terms.
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The president has pressed for a Space Force, and his top Pentagon leaders now back the concept after initially opposing a similar bipartisan House proposal in 2017.
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Wall Street analysts pressed for more details on Snap's push notification policy and got a snappy response from the Snap CEO during Thursday night's earnings conference call.
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But both countries in recent years have seen a steady rise in powerful conservative Islamic groups, who have pressed for tougher legislation in line with religious morality.
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" Pressed for details, Mr. Cuomo said the meeting was "in preparation for Joe's case, in preparation for the case that they were indicting against the nine defendants.
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Some prisons, including the Manhattan jail, have been so pressed for guards that they have forced teachers, nurses, cooks and other support staff members to step in.
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Minnesota pressed for the tying goal in the third, outshooting the Islanders by 153-215 in the period after totaling 24 shots over the first 212 minutes.
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As speaker, she successfully pressed for legislation to lower penalties for many nonviolent offenses, pushed through paid sick leave legislation, and was a stalwart defender of immigrants.
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After being continually pressed for specifics on the unfounded claim, the message from the White House evolved into broader activities of FBI surveillance on Trump campaign associates.
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"I blacked out my childhood after a string of traumatic events in my late adolescence," Bogart writes by email, when pressed for more details after our meeting.
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One company told Reuters that Baker Hughes GE pressed for a 3.5 percent discount on goods and a 120-day grace period on payments, terms the company rejected.
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Even though I love makeup, when I'm pressed for time in the morning (which, let's be real, is every morning), I like to cut corners wherever I can.
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An oversized volume dial can also be pressed for quick access to Das Keyboard's [Q] app, which offers a quick reference to what your individual keys refer to.
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" Feinstein pressed for specifics, saying that knowing "how you make a judgment on these issues is really important to our vote as whether to support you or not.
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The 2012 GOP nominee, Mitt Romney, resisted putting out his 2011 tax return until the September just before the election, after being pressed for months about doing so.
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The most recent fighter to do so is former light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, who was pressed for his pick in an interview with Brazilian actress Rainah Andrews.
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Between 1965 and 1981, the Vatican published 11 volumes by its Church historians on the wartime period, but outside scholars and the Jewish community pressed for direct access.
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India had pressed for Pakistan to be kept on the terrorism financing watchlist following an attack in disputed Kashmir that was claimed by a Pakistan-based militant group.
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In a statement about New York City's ongoing measles outbreak, Health Commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot pressed for those who have not yet been vaccinated to do so immediately.
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Samsung has also pressed for cultural changes to foster innovation and a start-up-style environment, and Mr. Lee has been portrayed as a part of that shift.
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The EU has pressed for such a reform after it kept the North African country on a so-called grey list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions in March.
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You're pressed for time, you don't quite hear her, you're in your own little world — whatever the excuse, you walk out of the store without making a donation.
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The government has been pressed for detailed answers on how it intends to enact the decision to quit the bloc by everyone from business leaders to foreign allies.
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"We were, like, friends that then dated and we're just really good friends now," Dewan Tatum admitted when pressed for details by Cohen and fellow guest Titus Burgess.
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"To my colleagues: your cowardice to act cannot be whitewashed by thoughts and prayers," tweeted Murphy, who has pressed for stricter gun laws since the Sandy Hook massacre.
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Goodlatte said Wednesday that he had told Comey they would release the transcript of his testimony and pressed for the former FBI director to submit to the interview.
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With the crowd in free yellow T-shirts whipping up a din, Pittsburgh pressed for another goal, rolling up an 11-4 edge in shots at one point.
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While in the minority, Waters pressed for an investigation into Deutsche Bank, a lender to Trump that was separately implicated in a Russian money laundering operation in 2017.
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The Ministry of Finance, in contrast, has pressed for new taxes on the oil industry as Russia prepares a revised budget for 2016, which is due in June.
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He has backed legislation that would impose tougher penalties on career criminals, but also pressed for fiscal restraint, joining a bipartisan effort to impose caps on state spending.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has pressed for congestion pricing, a proposal to toll drivers entering the busiest parts of Manhattan to raise billions of dollars for the transit system.
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He has repeatedly pressed for more action, even disregarding officials who warned that some of the ideas he or his hard-line advisers have embraced were not legal.
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Lobbyists for both foreign and domestic interests have already pressed for and won exemptions from the new rules, sparing (at least temporarily) everything from aluminum to Apple Watches.
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Nurses in New York have pressed for ratios for years, but they said it took the imminent threat of a strike to extract a compromise from the hospitals.
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Pressed for Words Bitter Lemon Press is one such resource, publishing crime books in translation that align with the scope of your project and your affinity for mysteries.
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Mr. Paul pressed for the repeal vote, in a strange bedfellows alliance with Senator Tim Kaine, the Virginia Democrat who was his party's vice-presidential nominee last year.
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Led by Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, committee Democrats have repeatedly pressed for an investigation of whether Mr. Trump's business profits violate anticorruption clauses of the Constitution.
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Some prisons, including the Dublin facility, are so pressed for guards that they have regularly compelled teachers, nurses, secretaries and other support staff to step in and help.
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Some refugee advocates in Canada have pressed for the country to pull out of the agreement, saying it encourages people to cross illegally and puts them in danger.
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But now, future U.S. presidents might be hard-pressed, for instance, to reverse Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a diplomatic carrot Americans had previously withheld.
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Over the next two years, PEER also filed public records requests for WFRC documents concerning the release and pressed for the Department of Interior to investigate the incident.
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Here too Mr. Trump celebrated the "toughness" of Mr. Letterman's response (the host pressed for an arrest), saying he wished more people would take Mr. Letterman's pugnacious approach.
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This week, the images of dead children after yet another chemical weapons attack captured the attention yet again of lawmakers who have long pressed for intervention in Syria.
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The Ducks pressed for an equalizer, and Rakell finally got it when he slipped a puck under a crowd that included center Ryan Kesler right next to Talbot.
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All but one senator voted Thursday to support the bill, ending several weeks of opposition by Senate Democrats, who pressed for about $600 million in additional federal funding.
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When pressed for an update on Friday, a G/O Media spokesperson told CNN Business the company will continue to publish over the weekend and recruit new staff.
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Brexit advocates, like Iain Duncan Smith and John Redwood, dismissed Mr. Rogers's email as pompous and whiny and pressed for a known Brexiter to replace him in Brussels.
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Samsung has also pressed for cultural changes to foster innovation and a start-up-style environment, and Mr. Lee has been portrayed as a part of that shift.
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Even if you're pressed for time, you should still do your initial test drive on a different day than you plan to actually purchase or lease a car.
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Last week, federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau said businesses would be allowed to write off additional capital investments, something that he said oil industry executives had pressed for.
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As the surge escalated and Sanders and others pressed for help, the DHS shifted $47 million for additional medical staff to its contract provider, Loyal Source Government Services.
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The group derailed a state plan to extend the Sheridan to the Hunts Point market and has pressed for alternatives that would be less disruptive to the community.
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Before that, Hillary Clinton for months stubbornly ignored the media as they pressed for more information about Whitewater, in that case letting her political enemies fill the void.
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" The presidential candidate advocated a conservative plan known as Fair Tax, but pressed for specifics, said he would support any such reform so long as it was "revenue neutral.
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Mistake #1: Relying on pre-made patties Picking up a bag of pre-made burger patties at the grocery store is definitely tempting, especially if you're pressed for time.
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" When pressed for greater diversity, the publishing industry in that era "proudly announced that it had seen the error of its ways and fully intended to correct the situation.
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Inside the meeting, other shareholders said the company created a "hostile work environment" for people with conservative views and pressed for a diversity report reflecting its public policy positions.
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Germany's views will be important as Berlin has at times pressed for a tougher response to unfair competition from Chinese rivals but also championed a closer relationship with Beijing.
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Last month, after the conclusion of the investigation, Attorney General William Barr released a summary of the report, but lawmakers have pressed for the complete version to be released.
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But Iran's foreign ministry said it would not hold any discussions beyond the 2015 pact which U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned last year as he pressed for tougher restrictions.
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" Pressed for details, a Trump campaign aide said "the plan will be paid for by lowering federal spending on ever-rising college tuition and fewer defaults on student loans.
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He pressed for a more muscular pushback against Russia (including arming the Ukrainians), favoured a tougher approach to China, opposed the surge in Afghanistan and the intervention in Libya.
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Also Thursday, senators Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris of California, along with Mark Warner and Tim Kaine of Virginia, pressed for action beyond the measures proposed by military leaders.
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Since the Obama administration first started bombing ISIS in 2014, a small bipartisan group of lawmakers has pressed for Congress to take up a new war authorization without success.
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All 10 Judiciary Committee Democrats, including Feinstein, have pressed for a delay in a committee vote on Kavanaugh, which is currently set to take place this Thursday, September 20.
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" When the host pressed for details, the star said she's leaving further comment up to Offset, explaining, "I'm gonna let him say the name since he named the baby.
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The main opposition party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), had similarly pressed for a caretaker government during the 2014 election and boycotted it after its demand was not met.
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Germany's views will be important as Berlin has at times pressed for a tougher answer to unfair competition from Chinese rivals but also championed a closer relationship with Beijing.
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Two people briefed on the talks told Reuters the government has sought as long as 10 years for such conditions while AT&T has pressed for a shorter period.
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A senior Trump administration official said most U.S. agencies had argued against any renewal of the license, and the Treasury Department had pressed for a full six-month renewal.
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Both industry and pilots pressed for the deal to be endorsed, saying it was essential a new regulatory framework for drones be put in place as soon as possible.
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Though the Recording Academy hands out 84 categories' worth of awards every year, only the biggest get handed out during the show, and even those get pressed for time.
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While his economic team is led by free-market advocates, Bolsonaro, who for years pressed for heavy state involvement in Brazil's economy, is a newcomer to liberal economic ideas.
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The matter is likely to arise in Trump's talks with Erdoğan, who has pressed for greater punishment in response to the killing, which occurred at a consulate in Istanbul.
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He has pressed for a stronger military commitment in Syria and support for some opposition groups, along with a series of more aggressive covert actions, according to administration officials.
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Bill Ackman's Pershing Square, which is the company's largest shareholder with an 11 percent stake, pressed for Hickenlooper and Namvar to join Chipotle's board at the end of 2016.
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Women in Congress have also pressed for progress in recent years, introducing and passing several pieces of legislation intended to make contracts more obtainable for women who own businesses.
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I totally appreciate that we work really hard and we're pressed for time, but I also think that's a story we tell ourselves, a story the industry tells us.
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Fruit producers had long pressed for more air cargo services but disjointed planning and a lack of infrastructure, such as facilities for cold storage, had proved a stumbling-block.
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EU member Cyprus has pressed for a tough line threatening harsher sanctions in the future but others have warned against antagonizing a key ally on security and migration affairs.
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Others, such as economic adviser Larry Kudlow, want to see reforms but have pressed for a deal to avoid further disruption to trade between the world's two largest economies.
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The president has pressed for its inclusion in the final spending package before his party loses its House majority in January, a condition Democratic leaders have refused to accept.
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Germany, in particular, had pressed for a negotiated solution, but officials there grew wary after Mr. Trump announced that he would begin a separate trade investigation into automotive imports.
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If you're pressed for time, you might find a better meal for tonight in our collection of recipes for cold-weather pasta dishes ready in an hour or less.
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Egypt has always pressed for a separation of those issues from U.S. funding, said Katulis, a State and Defense department and National Security Council official in the Clinton administration.
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A decade ago, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pressed for an $249 congestion fee for drivers in parts of Manhattan during peak hours, but the measure was defeated in Albany.
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Mr. Icahn owns a big stake in the oil refiner CVR Energy, and the financier has pressed for changes to regulations that require refiners to mix ethanol into gasoline.
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Turkey has long pressed for closer regional cooperation in tackling terrorism as its army and security forces battle Kurdish militants that Ankara and its Western allies classify as terrorists.
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Siemens HR chief Kugel expressed understanding for the protesters but pressed for talks to resolve the conflict, adding Siemens wanted to rule out compulsory redundancies as far as possible.
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The elder Biden as vice president pressed for Ukraine's top prosecutor to step down, a position that reflected both the Obama administration's position and that of its Western allies.
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The charges center on claims by administration officials that Trump pressed for the investigations using nearly $400 million in security aid and a coveted White House visit as leverage.
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In an interesting twist, it was the elder Mr. Cuomo who pressed for the new name, arguing that Mr. Wilson had never received the recognition that he had deserved.
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That drew the attention of Elliott, a $33 billion hedge fund founded by Paul E. Singer that has pressed for changes at Samsung and in the government of Argentina.
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Richard Sackler, the former chairman and president of the company, allegedly pressed for more aggressive marketing tactics even as some within the company expressed concerns about the drug's image.
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"There are women who are hard-pressed for time and really not interested in politics," said Tufts University political science Professor Eitan Hersh, an adviser on the Knight study.
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Mr. Lopate said he had pressed for details but had been told only that "there were many" complaints, including from guests, and that a quick investigation would be conducted.
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Microphone in his face, he stammered something about needing more information but also the need to be strong but also a need to be careful, when pressed for comment.
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Tesla has set up nearly 1,000 fast-charging Supercharger stations around North America, but people who own its cars in big cities are still hard-pressed for convenient charging solutions.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE was reportedly left out of the meeting to plan for the raid in which ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died.
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The traditional sit-down celebrity interview, as popularized by Barbara Walters, is defined by its constraints: pressed for time, averse to context, and above all, contingent on a subject's cooperation.
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"Most activists advised me at the beginning of my campaign, 'it's nice to reach out, but if you're pressed for time, it's probably not going to happen,'" Ocasio-Cortez recounted.
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ET, but sources confirmed that party leaders hung up as campaign officials pressed for more information about the various reporting issues and when they would receive more data and results.
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Investors were waiting for signs that other policymakers might have pressed for a near-term hike in minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's last meeting, due at 2 p.m.
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President Donald Trump last week ordered the agency to reopen its inquiry into the judge, after a number of undecided senators pressed for further investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct.
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On July 19, less than a week after the metal detectors were installed, officials from the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security organization, and the Israeli military pressed for their removal.
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Sunday's planned announcement is a setback for Britain, France and Germany, co-signatories of the deal who have pressed for months to persuade Iran to remain committed to the accord.
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The extra money for the more than 30,000 veterans comes at a time when the government is hard pressed for cash and has already faced strikes by nurses and doctors.
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If, for example, you're pressed for time during the week, hitting the gym on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday is a perfectly acceptable alternative to training on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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But some lawmakers have since pressed for more information on Trump campaign aides' alleged ties to Russia after reports that aides were in constant contact with Russia during the campaign.
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Between the 85033 German invasion of Poland and the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the Germans pressed for continued American neutrality and sought to undermine support for the Allies.
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At the time, Ricardel pressed for a number of individuals to be nominated to key Defense Department positions, but Mattis rejected them in favor of personnel he preferred, sources said.
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Students in the graduate business programs at Harvard, Stanford and University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School have pressed for more on-campus opportunities to learn about blockchain, and schools are responding.
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As Democrats pressed for the need for a swift response, some Republican lawmakers instead stressed the need for effective solutions that balance the economic activity driven by polluting industries. Rep.
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To protect its role in the North American supply chain during the TPP negotiations, Canada pressed for a stricter rule to make TPP preferences for Asian suppliers harder to achieve.
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Automakers have long pressed for one set of rules for emissions and greenhouse gases, saying a national regulatory framework to improve fuel economy reduces complexity and costs for the industry.
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Mr. Christie, a Republican who ended his presidential campaign this year, had long resisted raising the gas tax and pressed for cuts to other taxes as part of any deal.
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Lebanon's Foreign minister Gebran Bassil, whose FPM party is a political ally of Hezbollah, has pressed for more returns and accused UNHCR this month of preventing Syrians from going back.
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At an energy industry conference in Abu Dhabi, Oman's Mohammed bin Hamad al-Rumhi was pressed for a definitive answer regarding his expectations over Saudi Aramco's potential IPO next year.
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Yet he remained a vital presence through his later years as he pressed for reforms in corporate governance and fund administration, mixing sharp rhetoric with a wry sense of humor.
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When pressed for evidence in his many interviews, Telizhenko often says he witnessed Ukrainian government's activities against Trump while working as a junior diplomat at the Ukrainian embassy in Washington.
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The taxi workers alliance, which was founded in 1998 and has about 4,000 dues-paying members, has also pressed for new rules, including a vehicle cap and minimum fare rate.
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He pressed for a program to provide free tuition to the City Colleges — the local community college system — for public school students who graduate with a B average or better.
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In the nationalistic fervor of the 19th and 20th centuries, Slavs who identified themselves as ethnic Macedonians pressed for a separate state, with Thessaloniki, Greece's second city, as its capital.
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"This has been the routine of the Chicago Police Department," said William Calloway, an activist who pressed for the release of the McDonald video in 2015 as city officials resisted.
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Consumers who are health-conscious and pressed for time are instead turning to fast-casual chains like Chipotle Mexican Grill or Sweetgreen for meals that they perceive as higher quality.
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A reporter noted that she had voted for witnesses during the Clinton impeachment trial and pressed for more investigations into the allegations against now Supreme Court Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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FIFA's new president, Gianni Infantino, had pressed for the change when he ran for the presidency last year, as a way to invigorate the event and to include more countries.
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The World Food Program delivered food rations to villages around Mont Péko in the autumn, including Michelkro, but that was a stopgap; advocates have pressed for a more lasting response.
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Some of the 12 candidates who qualified for the fourth Democratic presidential debate had pressed for Trump's impeachment long before House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal inquiry on Sept.
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Republicans control 24 other state capitals, and some have likewise pressed for tax reductions and limits on spending, though few have taken steps as bold or sustained as in Kansas.
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The towering composers of earlier eras, even Bach and Handel, thought of themselves as artist-practitioners, creating the works their jobs demanded, even recycling existing pieces when pressed for time.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, laid out a long list of records Democrats would like to see as the House pressed for testimony from a former White House counsel.
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It's Bruno's firm belief that food is "a village policeman's secret weapon," but with so much going on, he's hard-pressed for time to cook one of his fabulous feasts.
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Representative Tom MacArthur of New Jersey told voters who pressed for town halls that he was not scheduling them because they had been "hijacked" by groups hostile to Mr. Trump.
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Judicial Watch has pressed for responsive documents to be made public before the presidential election, but it is still unclear whether all of them will be released by Nov. 22019.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, has for months insisted that he acted appropriately and lawfully in raising money for the Campaign for One New York, which pressed for universal prekindergarten.
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Workers at a similar delivery station in Chicago called DCH1 Amazonians United have also pressed for improvements to workplace safety via a petition and demanded a sit-down with management.
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But if I'm pressed for time, I'll turn to my colleagues for help, make something out of our recipe collection of staff favorites that are ready in under an hour.
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Stephen M. Sweeney, the president of the State Senate, had pressed for a full state takeover, and he said bills would be drafted to allow for the handover of financial controls.
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If you're pressed for a last minute costume and even consider a horribly offensive costume, just pass on it and dress up as a sexy cat like the rest of us.
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Are you pressed for the need to choose between U.S.-led commercial area and one led by China, due to trade restrictions in the both countries stemming from their trade war?
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Top Democrats pressed for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign after the Washington Post reported he had not disclosed two meetings with the Russian ambassador before President Donald Trump took office.
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So, the next time you're hard-pressed for something to say in those awkward few moments before the door closes with you on the other side, give this question a shot.
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" When the talk-show host pressed for details, Cardi B said she's leaving further comment up to Offset, explaining, "I'm gonna let him say the name since he named the baby.
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Pressed for detail about what Facebook was doing about the problem, she cited a mix of automated systems and human moderators reviewing ads — Facebook's standard answer for dealing with bad content.
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While I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can go at a more leisurely pace.
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When pressed for details on the reported Iraqi airstrike, a spokesman for Iraq's Joint Operations Command said authorities have been chasing Adnani and following his movements for more than a month.
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But even though CNN's moderators pressed for specifics, many of the candidates' answers offered only a brief, often broad-brush mention of how they'd attempt to solve the problems before them.
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If you're really pressed for time, the researchers point out that just receiving oral makes women more likely to orgasm regardless of how many other types of business they get into.
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Trump had been expected to seek a so-called Section 301 investigation earlier this month, but an announcement was postponed as the White House pressed for China's cooperation on North Korea.
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" Lawmakers have pressed for action after it was revealed earlier this month that service members allegedly shared nude photos of female Marines without their consent in the Facebook group "Marines United.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.) explained that the Tea Party heated up during the summer of 2009 as then-President Barack Obama pressed for overhaul of the healthcare system and environmental regulations.
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In Katrina's aftermath, Charbonnet, then the city's elected recorder of mortgages, pressed for the office to reopen as quickly as possible so it could provide vital property records to displaced residents.
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Democratic lawmakers have pressed for Mueller's full report to be released to Congress and the public, after the special counsel submitted his confidential findings to the Justice Department late last week.
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We pressed for reforms during our time in Congress, and as the nation responsible for bringing the UN into existence, we must continue to ensure that U.S. contributions are used effectively.
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Croatian lawmakers approved a parliamentary commission to investigate how Agrokor ran into trouble, after crisis manager Ante Ramljak, said he had pressed for criminal charges against those responsible for financial irregularities.
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Germany's 16 federal states had pressed for the ban amid rising support for right-wing groups that has been stoked by popular resentment over the influx of large numbers of migrants.
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Lynch and Comey are likely the last two witnesses that Republicans will call in their investigation, although some conservatives have pressed for Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to still appear. Rep.
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Read more: Lyft could turn a profit way quicker than everyone thoughtWhen pressed for details, executives offered little insight into which cities or routes in particular were seeing the hiked fares.
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Lloyd Blankfein hit back at Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren on Thursday, after she singled him and other billionaires out for greed as she pressed for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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President Trump's stance on the minimum wage has wavered, as he has pressed for an hourly minimum wage more than $10 but also complained at times that wages are too high.
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The lawmakers have pressed for years for tighter gun restrictions, only to have those efforts beaten back on Capitol Hill, largely by Republicans, who are near-universally opposed to such changes.
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While Microsoft ultimately seemed cautious (or pressed for time) to go into either xCloud or Game Pass in too much detail onstage, streaming was unquestionably the biggest story of the show.
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They have successfully pressed for legislation, such as the cap on punitive damages in the hog farm nuisance cases, and devised contract provisions that hobble the effective functioning of our courts.
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Neither did the American Civil Liberties Union or Common Sense Kids Action, an influential group also headquartered in San Francisco, that has pressed for restrictions on the collection of children's data.
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In the past, reaching agreement on a communique was important to the United States, often because the communiques reflected so much of what U.S. administrations and interagency teams had pressed for.
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While the package included $900 million for Puerto Rico that President Trump had objected to, it did not include funds for the southwestern border that the White House had pressed for.
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Even as Mr. Cuomo has pressed for speed, urging the Legislature to include legalization in the state budget in April, crucial lawmakers have shown little interest in rushing his proposal through.
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Lawmakers in South Carolina and Tennessee have pressed for fetal heartbeat bills of their own, and in Arkansas, the state government narrowed the time frame in which women can have abortions.
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Doris Matsui (D-Calif.), who has for years pressed for greater regulations on cruise ships, said the industry fought against her last bill on the issue, which was enacted in 2010.
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The lawmakers also pressed for information about whether Amazon's warehouses are being reconfigured to align with CDC social distancing guidelines, which recommend that people remain six feet apart at all times.
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He noted that she supports several ambitious proposals, including a tax on the wealth of the richest Americans, and said she should be pressed for details on how to implement them.
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Saudi Arabia has long pressed for the ouster of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, who is backed by Iran, while Mr. Sisi's Egypt has been unofficially supportive of Mr. Assad.
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The New York Times reported on Monday that Interior Department official Indur M. Goklany had pressed for discredited or misleading language about climate change to be included in several agency reports.
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Compare that to the Democratic National Committee that has just $8 million on hand along with the eventual nominee who will be hard pressed for campaign dollars after the primary election.
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Berkshire Hathaway sold some of its Wells Fargo position in the fourth quarter, filings revealed, but when Buffett was pressed for why the firm decreased its position he wouldn't reveal why.
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Throughout these proceedings, Democrats have pressed for the inclusion of more evidence, including the testimony of witnesses who have direct knowledge about the hold the Trump administration placed on Ukrainian aid.
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The justices had planned to hear arguments later this month and both sides had pressed for the high court to weigh in amid a national debate over rights for transgender people.
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Senators Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin have pressed for documents from the Treasury Department seeking evidence of money laundering or fraud related to Hunter Biden's business payments.
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The development led to massive scrutiny of Facebook and other tech companies in Congress, where some lawmakers have pressed for more regulation around online political ads to prevent future influence efforts.
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In Tuesday's letter, Thompson noted that Nielsen publicly pressed for wall funding and increased border security during the shutdown, and suggested her input is needed for Congress to negotiate moving forward.
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The police had pressed for more powers after four officers were injured, one severely, when a gang of youths set fire to a police car in a Parisian suburb in October.
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But a growing number of the younger generation, pressed for time, prefer to buy their policies that are recommended by specialists at bank branches where they go to do other transactions.
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Ford, Google, Uber, Lyft and Volvo have teamed up to form the Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets, an industry group that has pressed for a clear set of national standards.
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They have pressed for an ambitious and costly climate change proposal that would eliminate the use of fossil fuels in 12 years and provide a job to anyone who wants one.
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In a statement, Hong Kong's government indicated its resistance to political reform negotiations despite being pressed for a "one person, one vote" system to protect against Beijing's intrusion, per the NYT.
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Yet despite how vague they were when pressed for specific details or biographical clarifications throughout our four-hour interview, not once did the artists ever come across as anything but genuine.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's de facto leader, has pressed for steep output reductions but has faced pressure from Trump to keep oil flows steady to keep prices low, rather than reduce inventory.
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" When the talk-show host pressed for details, Cardi B said she was leaving further comment up to Offset, explaining, "I'm gonna let him say the name since he named the baby.
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The reference to "Brexit" had not been included in earlier versions of the text, according a senior official who had seen various drafts, but was added after British officials pressed for it.
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Attorney Erez Reuveni, from the DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation, announced the staggering number after Judge Leonie Brinkema pressed for the number of people who were detained and sent back from airports.
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A growing number of Harvard Law students and alumni have pressed for the school to dump Kavanaugh as a lecturer, and some have sent letters urging the administration to reconsider his employment.
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If you're pressed for time, sites like BookScouter will show you the prices offered by a variety of booksellers, along with user ratings, and you can choose which one to sell to.
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Hudson said one of the men spoke to her in an "accusatory" tone and was "rude and nasty" after she pressed for details as to why he thought the coupon was fraudulent.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE tried to walk back comments he made about Trump's call with the Ukrainian president that is at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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She spearheaded the campaign that ultimately led to Al Franken's resignation from the Senate and has pressed for President Donald Trump to step down after multiple women accused him of sexual assault.
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But thanks to a machine called the Le Bread Xpress, hungry Americans who are pressed for time can now grab a freshly baked baguette from a machine in less than 20 seconds.
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Senator Ron Wyden pressed for government agencies to adopt STARTTLS to protect their communications earlier this year, singling out the agency that manages email for the Pentagon, the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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" Though their characters have never been in a relationship on the show, fans have pressed for them to get together for years and even coined them with a couple nickname of "Bellarke.
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At meetings between European and Iranian diplomats last year, Britain, France, Germany and Italy, pressed for gestures on Iran's role in Syria's war and for help to end the conflict in Yemen.
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The EU will start putting in writing its offer for future trade ties, as Britain has pressed for after feeling Prime Minister Theresa May was snubbed at talks in Austria last month.
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And while I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can walk at a more leisurely pace.
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The Black Cube investigator also reportedly met with a journalist and the operative suggested she was victimized by Weinstein but pressed for details about other women who were talking to the press.
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When activist investor Nelson Peltz bought a $22019 billion GE stake in 22020, he pressed for asset sales and cost cutting, and barely mentioned GE's digital strategy as a source of growth.
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Facebook stayed noticeably silent in the days that followed, even as multiple publications including Mashable pressed for clarification on whether it condoned Thiel's actions or planned to reprimand him in any way.
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" When the talk-show host pressed for details, Cardi said she was leaving further comment up to her beau, explaining, "I'm gonna let him say the name since he named the baby.
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Uber executives dangled a new and attractive profitability target in front of analysts on its earnings call Monday, but analysts were skeptical and pressed for more details, which Uber did not provide.
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But car manufacturers and "legacy" teams pressed for changes in the last negotiations in 2013, when Ecclestone decided to sign individual deals with teams, rather than a blanket deal with them all.
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He ranted to the grieving audience that President Trump's language perpetuates mass violence, and he pressed for more gun control measures, including red flag laws that confiscate guns from at-risk individuals.
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He sponsored one of the first bills to deny federal funds to Planned Parenthood in 2007 and pressed for similar efforts year after year, summoning words of outrage but having little effect.
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Beijing also announced that China would stop buying agricultural products from the United States, rejecting a key negotiating point the Trump administration pressed for more than a year in negotiations over tariffs.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) pressed for more details about the secretary's daily schedule.
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Mr. Sharif called the report fabricated, and the military has pressed for an investigation, stressing that a distorted version of the conversation was leaked to the newspaper to malign the intelligence services.
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This time, Trump has pressed for a more muscular response that would more credibly deter Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad from carrying out chemical attacks on civilians in the future, officials said.
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"There's enough win-wins that can be had in trade, and I think the United States in the past has not pressed for more of that win-win situation," Mr. Ackerman said.
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But "The Last of the Starks" was so pressed for time that it couldn't find a way to build a status quo it could sustain for more than a scene or two.
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Pressed for clarification, the show's producers, the episode's director and the actors themselves sent out mixed messages, publicly disagreeing with one another and even contradicting themselves about the intention of the scene.
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" Pressed for his own view of court-ordered busing, Mr. Trump was vague, at one point observing that the use of buses "certainly is a primary method of getting people to schools.
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CNN reported on Tuesday that in addition to his public advocacy, Trump ardently pressed for Putin's return to what would be the G8 in sometimes-bitter exchanges with fellow leaders in France.
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When activist investor Nelson Peltz bought a $22.1 billion GE stake in 22019, he pressed for asset sales and cost cutting, and barely mentioned GE's digital strategy as a source of growth.
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Lowe's is now making its own voluntary move, after being pressed for over a year by environmental and health groups, as well as family members of victims and several online petition drives.
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Mr. Trump teased the possibility they would be freed last week in a Twitter post, in which he also incorrectly asserted that President Barack Obama's administration had unsuccessfully pressed for their release.
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When Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, pressed for an exact number of people expected to be infected, the acting secretary of the Homeland Security Department, Chad F. Wolf, could not answer.
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And victims' families and lawmakers in both parties have pressed for the release of 2628 pages of a 28503 report on the attacks that reportedly detail Saudi officials' role in the plot.
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Mr. Basuki's 16-point defeat last month was seen as a sign of the increasing power of Islamic conservatives, who have pressed for the adoption of Islamic law, or Shariah, throughout Indonesia.
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US negotiators had pressed for a summit in Vietnam in the hopes the former US foe could illustrate for Kim the potential for economic resurgence if he loosens his anti-America stance.
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Advocates say camelina's advantages are that it can be grown on land not suitable for food crops and after being pressed for oil, the remaining by-product can be fed to livestock.
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Ms. Vetrano's father, a retired firefighter, pressed for what is called familial searching, a technique that would give investigators the power to search criminal databases and identify likely relatives of an assailant.
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Shareholder advisory groups last year pressed for changes that they said would improve governance, including setting up a special risk committee on the board, but they did not get the necessary votes.
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Earlier this month, the finance ministry invited 25 Western banks and three domestic banks to bid to manage a Eurobond placement, exciting emerging debt fund managers who are hard-pressed for new investments.
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Pressed for an example of those "awfully bad people," King didn't offer any specifics, but pointed to his experience from trips to the border where he said he'd seen "young men" smuggling drugs.
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It was not easy, which leads me to … The Cheats: Because I'm pressed for time, I often bought the pre-cut fruits and vegetables at the grocery store to save time on prep.
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U.S. lawmakers and human rights groups have long pressed for more transparency about civilians killed by U.S. drones, but those calls for more disclosure have traditionally faced opposition from the U.S. intelligence community.
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When pressed for details on how the negotiations were progressing, Wild said he would not give a "running commentary," adding that the situation is "complex" and was unlikely to be resolved until 2020.
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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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BlackRock portfolio managers will be allowed to borrow from their peers if they are pressed for money to cash out clients, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials said in a notice on Tuesday.
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When pressed for specifics about where this will happen and how soon, Musk kept it vague, but said cities like San Francisco would be able to offer the service — once everything is approved.
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" Pressed for a specific rate for the one-time tax repatriation deal the administration is proposing, the official would only say Trump envisions a rate "greater than zero and less than 15 percent.
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As well-executed as many of these plot developments were, they never arose naturally from the show's characters—instead they were imposed by the show's writers, who are suddenly very pressed for time.
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The BNP, which is in disarray after the jailing of its chief, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, on corruption charges, also pressed for a caretaker government at the last general election in 2014.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund, which owned 68.9 million shares of GE worth $2 billion as of March 30, has criticized the company's performance and pressed for asset sales and cost-cutting.
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That effort has been repeatedly delayed as conservatives have pressed for bigger cuts to mandatory spending, but a key leader on the right offered support Friday for the budget's $200 billion in cuts.
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They snickered as he and other perceived gadflies on the right fringe pressed for a ban on earmarks, pet projects that greased the congressional skids and were loved by members of both parties.
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When the proposal first gained steam among Democratic voters, but before the party's leaders were pressed for their position on it, some conservatives argued that Republicans needed to come up with an alternative.
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"To be honest with you, I'd have to look back and see what those statements were and what the reaction was at the time," Spicer said when pressed for a comment on Wednesday.
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After congressional hearings where representatives from Facebook, Twitter and Google faced questions on how Russians used their platforms to promote fake stories and political propaganda, some lawmakers have pressed for tighter disclosure requirements.
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In an interview with CNBC, Mr. Smith, who has pressed for a sale of Yahoo's assets for months, said he expected the board to move forward and negotiate a deal with a buyer.
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Western allies, some of which supply arms and intelligence to the coalition, have pressed for an end to a war widely seen in the region as a proxy between Saudi Arabia and Tehran.
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He has posed for selfies, taken up residence in a modest guesthouse instead of the Apostolic Palace and pressed for the church to be more open to the world outside the Vatican walls.
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Noramou said the policy will likely be adopted in the next two or three months, and the government is too pressed for time to do another six months of consultations in rural areas.
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Frank Church also investigated the FBI's abuses and pressed for a number of reforms — including establishing the intelligence oversight committees in the House and Senate — meant to prevent such abuses from happening again.
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The measure, which top Senate and House lawmakers agreed to on Thursday, does have Mr. Trump's approval, despite not including the funds for the southwestern border that the White House had pressed for.
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Others who pressed for answers said the Army informed them they'd been labeled as security risks because they have relatives abroad or because the Defense Department had not completed background checks on them.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill, armed with subpoena power and deeply mistrustful of Mr. Barr's motivations since he was first nominated, have pressed for more and believe they could soon have the upper hand.
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Policymakers like St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard have pressed for changes to the Summary of Economic Projections to make them less influential over how the path of Fed policy is perceived.
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In addition, Miller has pressed for the federal government to set up tent cities along the border, so that cases can be swiftly resolved — and migrants with non-meritorious claims can be deported.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey as the head of Mr. Trump's transition team, and pressed for his father-in-law to appoint David M. Friedman, a Long Island lawyer, as ambassador to Israel.
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Pressed for her views on Mr. Trump's fitness for office, Ms. Pelosi gave The Post an unsparing assessment, but said it was Democrats' responsibility to draw attention to the effects of his policies.
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Afterward, then-President Barack Obama, a Democrat, pressed for Congress to give the Centers for Disease Control $10 million to research the causes of gun violence, including the role played by video games.
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Following a call to action from the Association of Children's Museums, museums in Indiana, New York, Massachusetts and other states have pressed for more humane treatment of immigrant children and urgent action from politicians.
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A notably clean-shaven Harington hosted this week's SNL, marking his debut on the Studio 8H stage — and, of course, he was almost immediately pressed for some intel on the fantasy epic's epic conclusion.
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The cookbook author and Lip Sync Battle host, 32, remained tight-lipped about the identity of the actress when pressed for details by Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford on Tuesday's the Today show.
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Western nations, many of which supply arms and intelligence to the coalition, have pressed for an end to the conflict, largely seen in the region as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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This means, for example, configuring the phone's keypad buttons to respond only after being pressed for a certain time or sending back prompts to double-check with users if they're really in an emergency.
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Republicans, including President Donald Trump, have pressed for a fresh investigation of the issue, alleging that Clinton orchestrated the sale in return for donations to the Clinton Foundation, and was unduly influenced by Moscow.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull clung to power as rebel Liberal party lawmakers pressed for a second leadership contest just a day after he narrowly survived a challenge from former home minister Peter Dutton.
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Once, grieving the death of his own son in 1997, Myers pressed for the death penalty against Robert Northcutt, who had confessed to killing his four-year-old daughter because she wouldn't stop crying.
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In addition to initially answering questions on the topic from the New York Times and the Washington Post earlier this year, candidates have continued to be pressed for their exact stance on the issue.
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It may also have been a victory for hawkish White House national security adviser John Bolton, who has pressed for Washington to maintain its "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign intact while demanding Pyongyang's full denuclearization.
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Chinese officials pressed for words that might allude to last year's international arbitration ruling to be kept out of the statement, the diplomats said, particularly the term "full respect for legal and diplomatic processes".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc portfolio managers will be allowed to borrow from their peers if they are pressed for money to cash out clients, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials said on Tuesday.
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But they can fail to soothe their patients—some because they are pressed for time during appointments; others because they are not trained to counsel questioning parents who come brandishing dodgy information found online.
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The White House's commitment to its "no quid pro quo" mantra is likely to be tested as the impeachment inquiry moves into a more public phase and higher-ranking officials are pressed for information.
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Democrats have pressed for the full report and the underlying evidence Mueller used to formulate his conclusions, arguing that Barr is a political appointee who could not be trusted to give a full accounting.
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The first time I traveled abroad this year, I was too lazy and pressed for time to put all my travel-sized liquids in my Truffle clutch, so I threw them into my backpack.
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Their presence on campuses is also a testament to the tenacity of families and disability advocates who, since the 1990s, when awareness of autism began to mushroom, have pressed for earlier diagnoses and interventions.
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Stopping the disease in Africa is crucial to the high-stakes effort to eradicate it from the world, a campaign that has been pressed for almost 30 years and has consumed billions of dollars.
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" Pressed for an example, Barnet recalled an incident at Atlanta's airport when someone marched up to the EPA administrator, started recording him on his cellphone, and yelled "Scott Pruitt, you're fucking up the environment.
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When the Athens Messenger reporter interacted with the two men who visited her, they acted suspiciously unaware of their surroundings and often fled the scene upon being pressed for more information about their identities.
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"It is a dynamic and fluid operation," Peter Gaynor, head of FEMA said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" when pressed for an exact figure of the number of masks the government had.
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Pressed for time, and with state salaries to pay, Mr. Corral said he had been forced to take a bank loan to cover the shortfall, a costly expenditure for a state with ailing finances.
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As Republican leaders pressed for a Senate floor vote this week, there appeared to be little momentum for amendments that would help low-income Americans, which some Republican and many Democratic senators had sought.
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The GOP's planned Obamacare repeal still cast a shadow over the funding debate, however, after House Democrats threatened to oppose a short-term bill if Republicans pressed for a health care vote this week.
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Not discussed in the readout by the United States was the subject of enforcement, a point that Trump's top trade negotiator Robert Lighthizer has repeatedly pressed for as an essential part of any agreement.
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The UAE drawdown earlier this year came as Western allies pressed for an end to the ruinous conflict that is widely seen in the region as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Pressed for dollars, in a perpetual debate over unnecessary costs, Congress is unlikely to embrace — except facing an existential threat — the use of Delta IV rockets for missions that Atlas V rockets routinely perform.
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She interrupted him, accusing him several times of attacking her as Mr. Gordon pressed for answers about her role in the Trump administration and changes to criminal justice policies under Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Western Digital has warned Toshiba that the company's plans to sell its chip unit violate a joint venture contract, and it pressed for exclusive negotiating rights, according to Reuters and The Wall Street Journal.
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They also sought answers about a mysterious malady, later named post-traumatic stress disorder; pressed for better health care programs at the V.A.; and raised worries about health threats from exposure to Agent Orange.
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According to the Times, Trump was pressed for weeks by senior aides, including Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Mark Esper to release the aid, which had been appropriated by Congress.
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The billionaire highlighted the $64 million he gave shortly after President Trump's election to the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign, which has pressed for the closure of more than 300 coal-fired power plants.
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An exit from the shale business is one of the main demands of activist shareholders led by New York-based Elliott Management, who have pressed for a change of strategy by the global miner.
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Pressed for details about his job status, the agency would not say whether he was on paid leave or was working out of a CBSA office after the allegations were first reported to police.
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One source said that several board members, including the now-departed director Schwab, had pressed for the sale option hard and that Mayer has been resisting it in favor of the fix-it approach.
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Despite being pressed for a straightforward response by a half-dozen lawmakers over the past year, the agency's Republican chairman, like a malingering chicken, always finds a way to dodge the questions and shirk accountability.
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AARP, a lobbying group for older Americans, which has pressed for state-run savings plans across the country, estimated that 1.7 million workers in New Jersey do not have access to a plan at work.
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Some celebrities have signed on to Jacobson's vision and have pressed for policies formed around his analyses of the feasibility of an entire energy system that runs 100 percent off of wind, water and solar.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE seemingly confirmed that the aid was delayed in part in an attempt to pressure Zelensky to investigate possible Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The oil and gas industry has pressed for changes to what they regard as burdensome performance standards for blowout preventers, or safety valves designed to automatically seal a well in the event of a blowout.
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She said Bachelet had pressed for a chapter on gender in an update to an EU trade agreement that called for progress on equal pay, fair maternity leave and better access to technology for women.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada said on Wednesday that defense contractors would be allowed to sell weapons such as automatic firearms and electric stun guns to Ukraine, a move the government in Kiev has long pressed for.
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Pressed for more information about the first lady's condition and why she stayed in the hospital five nights after what was possibly a routine kidney procedure, Grisham pushed back on reports speculating about Trump's health.
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The strategy succeeded brilliantly, beyond what Kennedy and his advisors imagined, not to mention some of the commentariat, which groused about "all that money" being spent on space "stunts" while social needs pressed for attention.
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The crime of the past 35 years is that Republicans, with the tacit and explicit complicity of Democrats like the Clintons, pressed for globalization and helped structure the tax system to favor the economic elites.
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Services like Instapaper and Pocket are often used by consumers to save longer news articles they don't have time to immediately read, and both services offer some form of narration for people pressed for time.
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Reporters pressed for more, and in March, California offered a better snapshot, providing previously unreleased data tracking childhood blood testing in a total of 546 zip codes, more than double what it had shared earlier.
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In Pennsylvania, another of the states where Ms. Stein has pressed for a recount, lawyers for Ms. Stein went to federal court on Monday to ask a judge to order a recount on constitutional grounds.
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But he also pressed for a delay in the process, telling CBS Sports Radio, "We just need to slow this train down and discuss the issues at hand in the N.F.L." Could things go nuclear?
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The issue of relations with Russia divides European Union nations sharply, and there has been pressure from some to lift economic sanctions against Moscow, so Britain has not pressed for additional steps of that kind.
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Opening that trilateral meeting in Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel pressed for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Syria, in particular those of Iran and Iranian proxies near the frontier with Israel.
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With Rutgers and Maryland now in the traditionally Midwestern Big Ten, the conference's commissioner, Jim Delany, pressed for the schedule shift to give the league a chance to promote itself in the New York market.
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If you're pressed for time, skip Step 1, in which you make rice powder to bring the dish together; that's more authentic, but if it would keep you from trying the recipe, leave it out.
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"These men are always on the move and they are pressed for time, so we try to make it as easy as possible for them," said Ameen, a Sightsaver employee who uses a single name.
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China Merchants got the contract, and it immediately pressed for more: Company officials demanded 15,000 acres of land around the port to build an industrial zone, according to two officials with knowledge of the negotiations.
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Here's an existential travel question: If you were pressed for time, but one of the natural wonders of the United States was a five-hour round trip drive away, would you be able to resist?
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But he has also cultivated a reputation as one of the few elected Republicans who acknowledges the science of climate change and has pressed for a tax on carbon dioxide pollution to address the problem.
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But Warren regressed after she was besieged with questions over how she would pay for Medicare for All — ironically Sanders' signature issue, but over which he had not been pressed for similar specifics, critics said.
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The House Republicans are echoing Trump, who has also pressed for his party to invite witnesses to give his legal team a chance to argue that Trump was justified in seeking to investigate Ukrainian corruption.
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A BuzzFeed News report from August of this year detailed all the ways in which third-party contractors, constantly pressed for time and often facing lax oversight, have encountered workplace abuse, injuries, and even death.
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More recently, Mr. Trump was ignored by Mr. Kemp as the president pressed for an ally to fill the seat of Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, who is retiring at the end of the year.
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Russian delegates at the OPEC meeting pressed for an exclusion of natural gas liquids from their cuts, potentially carving out a loophole that will allow them to pump more even while technically keeping their commitments.
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The Canadian leader had raised Garratt's case during an official visit to China this month when he both pressed for closer economic ties and openly discussed human rights, which is a sensitive matter in Beijing.
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Pressed for answers in her first briefing since Trump's ex-lawyer Michael Cohen's blockbuster testimony on Capitol Hill, Sanders deflected on explosive new details about Trump's hush money payments to women before the 2016 election.
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Mr. Coats had been an early and strong contender for secretary of defense in the first term of President George W. Bush, until Mr. Bush's vice president, Dick Cheney, successfully pressed for Donald H. Rumsfeld.
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Mr. Ross, the chairman of the private equity firm WL Ross & Company, has also pressed for cutting the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, from 35 percent, and reducing taxes and regulations on energy companies.
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"We've got Medicare, we've got Children's Health Insurance, and now it's time for everybody," said Ms. Dingell, whose husband, John, and his father before him, pressed for universal health care when they served in Congress.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Angela Merkel called for a spirit of compromise on reforming the euro zone at a meeting on Thursday with French President Emmanuel Macron, who pressed for solidarity among members of the currency union.
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