" Then the host pressed on, "Really different though, right?
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" Pressed on whether that would include Assad, he said: "Yes.
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During the testimony, she was pressed on rate hike timing.
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But the media pressed on, and Spicer grew increasingly heated.
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"It was OK." When pressed on the topic, Macfadyen continued.
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He pressed on with that line at rallies this week.
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When pressed on that statement by VICE News, he demurred.
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But I don't think they've really been pressed on it.
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Becker, convinced his idea would change the world, pressed on.
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"So do you!" a protester shouted as she pressed on.
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Pressed on the issue on Tuesday, however, Hoyer was adamant.
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He was mostly pressed on economic policy matters, particularly trade.
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" Pressed on whether that would include Assad, he said: "Yes.
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Sauerbrunn was pressed on her blindside by a charging García.
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Mr. Howie pressed on, as producers are apt to do.
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Pressed on whether Shulkin resigned, Schlapp repeated her past comment.
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But the protests -- which recently escalated to riots -- pressed on.
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He complained because the upper layer pressed on the fracture.
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Schiff was further pressed on whether that would be illegal.
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" When pressed on why, Trump tacked on: "He'll find out.
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Pressed on the matter by Anderson Cooper, the forum's moderator, Mrs.
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He'll be pressed on his views on executive power as well.
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Pressed on the question by Stephanopoulos, Cohen declined to answer Monday.
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He declined to be drawn when pressed on his attackers' motives.
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Mr. Buttigieg was, yet again, pressed on his record as mayor.
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During the press briefing today, Raj Shah was pressed on this.
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She pressed on the cap like it was a click pen.
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Gillibrand will likely be pressed on this shift during her campaign.
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Bush got extremely annoyed when he was pressed on the issue.
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Pressed on this point, he recalls a moment back at Stanford.
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Xiaomi pressed on by launching Poco for India's high-tier market.
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Gillibrand will likely be pressed on this evolution during her campaign.
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Sanders says when pressed on conflicting comments between her and Pres.
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It said he was not pressed on the subject after that.
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Pressed on Thursday to release transcripts of her paid speeches, Mrs.
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Ivey repeated those comments when pressed on who she'll vote for.
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Pressed on the issue at an event in New Hampshire, Mrs.
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When pressed on the issue, the candidate grew ever more flustered.
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He pressed on the nail, and the skin underneath turned white.
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He pressed on for several hours, through woods and farm fields.
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She was pressed on whether she thought the question was inappropriate.
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" Pressed on this point, he admitted: "There has been Speedo loss.
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But when pressed on the details, they were less than convincing.
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" You were going to ask me something ?" the Messiah pressed on.
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" Mr. Hewitt pressed on, "Will we get them soon, do you think?
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Kaine, who is Catholic, was also pressed on his stance on abortion.
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Still, Zuckerberg pressed on, opting for the safety argument that many welcome.
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Inside the meeting, McDonald's may be pressed on a hodgepodge of issues.
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Pressed on the allegations by Politico, he accused prosecutors of political bias.
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When pressed on an age, he drew the line at under four.
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Pressed on the details by Maddow, Davis declined to nail down specifics.
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She was pressed on the issue twice more at the livestreamed forum.
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" Pressed on what exactly was wrong with them, he said: "It's shaky.
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He pressed on and inspired a movement that changed the world. pic.twitter.
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" Pressed on that point, the source said: "They will follow his lead.
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" Pressed on whether the timeline is realistic, McCain said, "I don't know.
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" Fels pressed on, asking for Guzman's first name, and Flores answered, "Joaquin.
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He said the presidential nominees should be pressed on their Syria policies.
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First, she pressed on layers of soft green with a flat brush.
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Kelly was pressed on whether the President was going to fire Carson.
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He was pressed on the topic and only slightly softened his tone.
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After a quick break for unlimited sadness and breadsticks, I pressed on.
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After receiving his Regents diploma, Mr. Cox pressed on with his education.
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When Van Meter pressed on the fingertip, the skin blanched — as expected.
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" As she spoke, the president pressed on: "Are they friends of yours?
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Pressed on whether the "maximum pressure" strategy is working with Iran, Sec.
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Sessions pressed on Trump's claims of voter fraud 850323:850313 p.m. Sen.
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Pressed on who the person is, Trump would not divulge any specifics.
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But then I spotted lights and pressed on through clouds of dust.
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" When pressed on not pledging, the President replied, "There is no collusion.
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" Trott was pressed on whether Trump is also "part of the issue.
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Pressed on the issue, Schulman told "Axios on HBO" he isn't worried.
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" Pressed on whether he'd work to hold the seat open, he replied, "Absolutely.
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However, Elissa pressed on with Sun Chaser, never to be seen alive again.
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Litigation has pressed on over the government's handling of the Project Veritas recordings.
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But the activists pressed on: They were in it for the long haul.
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When pressed on whether a call had taken place, Trump emphasized Liu's comments.
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But he thought of the gang threats he faced — and he pressed on.
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" Pressed on his personal stance, he says that the "jury is still out.
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" Pressed on whether that meant military action, Trump said, "You'll soon find out.
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So far most have ignored the offer and pressed on with the journey.
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" Cuomo pressed on, asking, "Why would you say millions of people voted illegally?
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Pressed on what she had hit, Wie smiled and finally spilled the beans.
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The game had "gone gold," and was ready to be pressed on discs.
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I took a death breath, picked up the controller again, and pressed on.
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Several GOP Senate candidates have dodged when pressed on the issue this week.
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Clinton last summer said her hair is authentic when pressed on the matter.
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" But the host pressed on, saying the governor's approach was "an interesting maneuver.
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Unwilling to admit defeat, he pressed on, and his persistence eventually paid off.
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Mueller's investigation has pressed on quietly behind the scenes amid massive public attention.
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But the interviewer pressed on for a real answer, and he got it.
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"You guys keep bringing that up," he added when pressed on the issue.
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When David died in 1977 at only 57 years old, Daphne pressed on.
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She pressed on, framing her follow-ups as the prosecutor she once was.
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He pressed on with public service long after he could have cashed in.
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Pressed on whether Lam would be replaced, she said that was not likely.
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"Those are entirely consistent, senator," Pompeo said when later pressed on the answer.
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" When pressed on whether he would ban partial-birth abortion, Trump added: "No.
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Still promising that the votes would come, senior White House officials pressed on.
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I pressed on because it was the right move, and it worked out.
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I grabbed the only available sustenance — a wrap from Starbucks — and pressed on.
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And if pressed on anything, she said, she would pick fights with classmates.
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Pressed on her agenda, Ginsburg said the busy schedule helps her stay motivated.
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I let the silence go for too long, so Hanadi pressed on eagerly.
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But Facebook's Stretch — pressed on how that happened — didn't really answer the question.
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Eventually, Bondarenko and Radchenko moved on to other problems, but Viazovska pressed on alone.
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The lighting went out moments before she took the podium, but she pressed on.
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Pressed on why she had been flagged, the agents told Drehsler they didn't know.
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When Wexton pressed on whether he felt a need to apologize, Carson replied no.
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She can be pretty testy, too, in interviews, particularly when pressed on health issues.
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Minihane pressed on and asked about Guerrero's relationship with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.
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Will she be pressed on Antonin Scalia's landmark opinion District of Columbia v. Heller?
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According to Sisk, only a few students raised their hands and Gorsuch pressed on.
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Pressed on Tuesday if the campaign should return the money, Clinton's running mate, Sen.
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Yet Sullivan pressed on, his voice growing more shrill as he discussed Flynn's actions.
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He was pressed on if the garbled words could be because of health concerns.
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Pressed on the nature of said sacrifices, he mentioned something about real estate development.
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Johnson was pressed on his recent inability to name a foreign leader he admired.
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" When pressed on what his message to the President would be, Kerry responded, "Resign.
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" When pressed on that line, he later said, "I'm kidding, you don't understand sarcasm.
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" Pressed on how soon legislative language would be ready, Corker smiled and repeated, "soon.
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Trump said he would likely get tested "fairly soon" when pressed on the matter.
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Pressed on whether that means the Fed would cut rates in response, Powell demurred.
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" When pressed on who she means, exactly, Ariane earnestly replies: "I mean every woman.
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The Residents pressed on nonetheless, building a cult following and selling albums by mail.
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But when pressed on where Mugabe would be buried, Leo Mugabe was non-committal.
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"That is a very provocative question," he said, when pressed on his political ambitions.
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Mr. Carlsen, needing only a draw to win the match, pressed on and won.
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Trump highlighted close ties with Australia when pressed on the possibility of further exemptions.
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" When pressed on what "limited scope" means, Conway said, "That's up to the FBI.
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Now, the issue that Pete's getting pressed on here is real by the way.
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" Pressed on congressional response on gun violence, Speaker Pelosi says, "Senator McConnell hasn't acted.
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The border remained calm on Wednesday as Israeli forces pressed on with the operation.
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" When pressed on whether Trump should apologize to Obama, Hurd said, "I think so.
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A tumor that pressed on Joel's optic nerve, causing his right eye to turn inward.
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Marooned for two years in Arctic ice, the survivors pressed on until the bitter end.
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" But when pressed on whether he would support replacing private insurance entirely, he responded, "No.
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" When pressed on the point, Trump elaborated, "he's a war hero because he was captured.
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But its supporters pressed on, and in 2001, as a senator from New York, Mrs.
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Pressed on the matter, he named Warren, the progressive senator from Massachusetts, as a possibility.
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Syromyatnikov tried to salvage the misfire, and pressed on with plans to build Znamya 3.
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The two were pressed on where they would break from their parties' most recent presidents.
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So far, Trump has demurred and deflected when pressed on Russia and President Vladimir Putin.
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Papadopoulos reportedly pressed on with his goals despite protests from his colleagues on the campaign.
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When pressed on his claim, Trump said he had been "told" Obama didn't call often.
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Pressed on the issue by Cuomo, Gillibrand went further than her liberal colleagues including Sens.
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" When pressed on whether that could change, he said, "That's the way I feel today.
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" Booker, pressed on where he stands in the political spectrum, has advocated for "universal love.
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" Yet, when pressed on the matter later, Trump said: "Everything is on the table, everything.
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Going downhill, I have the hand brakes pressed on, but the bike is still going.
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Powell is likely to be pressed on the subject at his press conference on Wednesday.
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Ignoring a United Nations Security Council call for a cease-fire, the Israelis pressed on.
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Muir pressed on, noting that there's no evidence to believe millions of undocumented residents voted.
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" When pressed on this, Sanders said, "Whether it's a real video, the threat is real.
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"Someone said, 'you are backtracking on single-payer,'" he said, when pressed on the question.
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Pressed on whether she believed Sanders had lived up to that promise, Warren was blunt.
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"When pressed on whether Trump thinks it's safe, he replied, "I think it's very safe.
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He was pressed on whether he is prepared to take action if Moore is elected.
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Even an FAA drone task force took issue with this, but the bureaucracy pressed on.
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Pressed on whether that time might come before the 2020 election, Mattis was non-committal.
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At five of Casten's six town halls on Saturday, he was pressed on those claims.
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Pressed on whether Cohen believed Trump was an "agent of Russia," Cohen said he did not.
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And here&aposs the thing, we pressed on this and he would not answer these questions.
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Pressed on whether he tests messages for those in power, he frowns, trying to answer precisely.
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Still, Curry pressed on and is now on the verge of winning his fourth NBA championship.
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"I don&apost want to slight you guys," Reid said, when pressed on Hali&aposs future.
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Meanwhile, Sudan has sought to appease demonstrators who have pressed on with marches and sit-ins.
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Pressed on the former secretary of state's policies, Jones seemed mostly motivated by opposition to Trump.
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It's telling that a prominent 2020 Democrat, when pressed on the issue, wouldn't reverse Trump's decision.
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" When pressed on his March 24 letter clearing Trump of obstruction, Barr said: "I didn't exonerate.
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Pressed on whether sanctuary cities would be eligible for federal funds in any infrastructure bill, Sen.
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" Pressed on whether he wanted Sessions to go, Trump simply added: "We will see what happens.
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When pressed on China by Rudd, the Japanese diplomat emphasized economic concerns rather than military ones.
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" When pressed on which cabinet position will be announced in the afternoon, Miller simply replied, "Transportation.
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" Pressed on why, McCain, who helped craft the 2013 immigration bill, added, "because it's non-starters.
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Pressed on the issue, Hook referred lawmakers to the State Department's Office of the Legal Adviser.
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During the oral hearing, Kogan was pressed on misleading T&Cs in his two commercial apps.
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When pressed on the topic by 6 different reporters he declined to elaborate on the evidence.
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When pressed on how the Senate could look different because of the midterms, Cornyn pushed back.
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Pressed on the contents of the recordings, Watkins would only note that there was some repetition.
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When pressed on why he chose that date, he did not cite any evidence or data.
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She was often one of the few women at meetings, an observation that pressed on her.
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" When pressed on whether this bothered him, he didn't budge: "I love the game of basketball.
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"Sometimes things work, and sometimes they don't," Popovich said after Game 6 when pressed on strategy.
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"There was no opposition to them," Ms. Rice said, when pressed on the contrast in support.
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" When pressed on whether he secured that job because of his father, he retorted, "That's right.
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She was pressed on whether she knew whether it was more or less than 50 percent.
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She was pressed on whether that i the fault of the Senate Republican leader or Democrats.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, pressed on the imminence of the attack.
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Stahl also pressed on accusations made by conservatives that social media platforms are biased against them.
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But when pressed on whether infrastructure would be Trump's No. 85033 priority in 2018, Thune demurred.
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Barrett was also pressed on airmen staying at Trump's Turnberry resort in Scotland during refueling stops.
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That's how Rokita explained it himself when pressed on the issue by CBS-4 in Indianapolis.
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" When pressed on the timeline, Manfra said that the department hopes to complete it within "months.
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Pressed on his path forward, Castro said he's staying in the race until at least Iowa.
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"Not that I'm aware of," Sanders responded when pressed on whether Trump knew about the payment.
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Her son, just 12 at the time, pressed on Mr. Harrison's chest, trying to perform CPR.
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Trump pressed on, however, suggesting that perhaps there would be another meeting at a later date.
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Gorsuch tries not to 'tip his hand' Gorsuch was also pressed on his view of previous cases.
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And yet Oliver pressed on, despite his own palpable unease and the increasingly irritated man facing him.
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" Pressed on why he thinks the climate is changing, he argued that his personal opinion is "immaterial.
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In the front seat, air bags were sprayed with blood, and Paul's body pressed on the horn.
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" Pressed on that being a reversal from his primary stance, Trump said: "Well, sure it's a change.
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" Pressed on whether Italy's banks had already seen the worst, the CEO cautiously opined "I think so.
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"Well, I grew up in this district," Ossoff told CNN's Alisyn Camerota when pressed on the subject.
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" Pressed on whether he could provide any context on any basis, he said, "Not on this one.
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Trump, however, did not comment on the indictments himself that day and pressed on with the summit.
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Mr. Aikawa was repeatedly pressed on Tuesday to say how many vehicles Mitsubishi now believes were affected.
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With the pause button pressed on the vestibular system, astronauts can tolerate some rather nasty physical conditions.
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Gallagher's superiors warned those reporting him that they would be endangering their careers, but they pressed on.
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Sanders was pressed on how some Democrats discussed impeachment on the first day of the new Congress.
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Pressed on the President's support for legislation on bump stocks, Sanders dodged, pointing to the delicate environment.
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Pressed on whether his words can be intimidating, as Yovanovitch and Democrats have said, Trump said no.
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Following the election, Sanders was pressed on whether he believed he would have won the presidential race.
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Thankfully (for women's rights as well as for the Political Gif Hall Of Fame), Doyle pressed on.
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Pressed on whether Trump had a responsibility to speak out upon hearing the chants, Cornyn was silent.
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Pressed on the election date, Kabila said it was up to the electoral commission to set it.
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They were pressed on the call for answers and insight from supporters stung by the surprise loss.
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The measures contrast sharply with the kind of policies that Mr. Trump pressed on the campaign trail.
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" Pressed on the "bimbo" retweet in particular, Trump at first had to confirm: "Did I say that?
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"The conversation was very impassioned," Ms. Nielsen told members of the committee, pressed on the matter repeatedly.
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But when pressed on the issue in interviews, Democratic voters in early primary states point to Mrs.
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Pressed on his past criticisms at a debate last month, Mr. Romney acknowledged no contradiction or reversal.
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When pressed on what the minimum wage should be, Carson said he'd leave it to the economists.
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" When pressed on Russia's election Tuesday, Sanders said: "We don't get to dictate how other countries operate.
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" Pelosi, when pressed on the Steyer advertisement, said impeachment "is not someplace I think we should go.
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Pressed on whether wealthier Floridians would see a tax hike, he said corporations would front the plan.
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He was pressed on what has been done to deal with these mass shootings by the Congress.
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Though Goldman Sachs pressed on strategy as new CEO confirmed ** SPX sector YTD performance through Thurs: reut.
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" Pressed on whether he believed he had a real chance in 2020, Sanford said, "You never know.
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Pressed on if anything has happened since Bolton's ouster last month, the spokeswoman did not immediately reply.
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"Not that I'm aware of," Sanders responded when pressed on whether Trump had known about the payment.
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" Pressed on whether he believes that means Sanders is not, he said, "Well, he says he's not.
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Pressed on how he hoped to proceed if Republicans declined to join his calls, Mr. Schumer demurred.
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Mulvaney was pressed on whether President Trump was getting bad information before Kelly became chief of staff.
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Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas," declining to comment when pressed on his comments Tuesday night at the Heritage Foundation.
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" Pressed on Giuliani's remarks about Daniels, Trump added, "I'm not going to disagree with him on that.
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Pressed on whether he held Trump to high enough standards, Ryan said his focus was on Congress.
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" Pressed on which party would be his preferred coalition partner, Lindner said: "That depends on the (policy) content.
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Mr. Roe pressed on, according to several people who recalled the scene, without bothering to face the man.
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Pressed on the battlefield, military expediency has trumped IS's dreams of nurturing the next generation of holy warriors.
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As his biggest cheerleader, the words stung but I pressed on and wore that cheerleading uniform with pride.
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He was further pressed on what he would have done if Trump had asked him to do so.
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Pressed on these inconsistencies, Price reiterated: "Everything I did was ethical, above board legal and transparent," Price said.
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" When pressed on his views about the intelligence agencies, Trump said they "are vital and very, very important.
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Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain show, he was pressed on whether he would apologize for his retweet.
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When pressed on the topic of immigration, Mr Macron said the solution lay in more EU co-ordination.
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" When pressed on the issue, Lewis explained ... "Last week, I finally had thought I forgot they had periods.
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" Pressed on his earlier comments on Wednesday, Shelby said that Trump "has told a lot of people that.
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When pressed on safety, Wang said that keeping the focus on specific parts of the city is important.
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But she did not flinch when pressed on how she could be so sure it was Manafort's money.
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As summer pressed on, Mr. Russo faced more difficulties: financial struggles, a breakup, the death of a friend.
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I percussed lungs, pressed on abdomens, and palpated prostates, all the while looking for signs of anything abnormal.
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"We're working on it," Risch told reporters on Tuesday, when pressed on the status of the legislation's advancement.
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But Draghi will be pressed on what he thinks about the economic wobbles, trade wars and the euro.
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Conway was pressed on whether Trump was specifically apologizing for high-profile controversial statements, including disparaging Arizona Sen.
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Pressed on whether he currently believes Obama is a natural-born citizen, Trump on Wednesday declined to say.
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If pressed on agriculture, Japan could fall back on some parts of the TPP agreement, some economists say.
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" But when pressed on a potential 2020 run, she reportedly paused, gave a "sly" smile and said, "Okay!
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And Biden will likely be pressed on his son's business activities in front of millions of Democratic voters.
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" When we pressed on if Wayne thought the punch was dirty, he explained ... "I didn't see the game.
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Pressed on what he meant by a legal framework, he said that it must accord with Zimbabwe's laws.
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But Ankara pressed on with a new offensive nearby on the Kurdish forces that Washington trains and arms.
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He was pressed on a wide-range of topics including, for the first time, the resignation of Flynn.
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But they pressed on, finally finding a collection of right-wing activist judges willing to do their bidding.
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Still, the chancellor pressed on with his "next generation" theme by unveiling a few policies targeted at youngsters.
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Pressed on what could cause him to change his mind, Trump replied, "Hurricanes, natural disaster …" before trailing off.
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Having consulted lawyers, the world's most famous advertising man pressed on regardless through his new vehicle, S4 Capital.
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When pressed on why he didn't weigh in sooner, Trump looked to defend himself by slamming his predecessor.
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So it is critical that he be pressed on exactly how he would govern his legal defense fund.
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At the hearing, Richard was pressed on two treaties that are said to be on Trump's chopping block.
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"Not that I'm aware of," she told reporters when pressed on whether Trump was privy to the agreement.
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Pressed on Norwegian, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said there is "huge economic interest" in the deal.
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But pressed on the issue, she slammed McSally as a fake Republican and compared her critically to Sinema.
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It's all here, but the details remain flat on the page, as if pressed on with Fun-Tak.
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" Pressed on if D nominee can hold that position: "it's not about the politics, its about whats right.
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InMobi pressed on, and today it's one of the world's largest independent mobile advertising platforms for mobile marketers.
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Bill Clinton was pressed on why Sanders is doing so much better than Hillary Clinton among young voters.
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When pressed on whether cuts to legal immigration should also be addressed in an agreement, Graham pushed back.
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Paul was later pressed on whether he would rather keep ObamaCare than pass the current GOP's healthcare legislation.
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When pressed on the strengths and weaknesses of specific businesses and projects, however, Yahoo executives have been closemouthed.
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"She can hammer it home," Cooper punned a few moments later, as King pressed on with the analogy.
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Trump may have given a vague non-answer when pressed on the matter, but he knows the truth.
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" When pressed on Kim's human rights abuses: "Yeah, but so have other people done some really bad things.
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Meanwhile, the IOC has pressed on during the health crisis, saying the Games will go ahead as scheduled.
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" Pressed on whether he'd issue a blanket rejection, Ryan said: "I haven't given any thought to this stuff.
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The Rohingya list makers pressed on and their final tally put the number killed at more than 25,000.
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I pressed on into the twilight, cell phone on my thigh as I scrolled through Lewistown telephone numbers.
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Meanwhile, the IOC has pressed on during the health crisis, saying the Games will go ahead as scheduled.
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Indeed, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was pressed on precisely those concerns Friday at her daily briefing.
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" Pressed on whether he would release any other health data, Sanders responded: "I don't think we will, no.
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Finally, at a news conference in South Carolina, Mr. Trump said "I disavow" when pressed on Mr. Duke.
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Pressed on whether that meant the White House would not impose disciplinary actions against her, Conway again dodged.
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Pressed on the "fantasy" issue, Trump conceded he didn't have a problem with those kinds of sales techniques.
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Pressed on timing, Mr. Neal said he thought a vote before the end of the year remained possible.
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"Only talk," he said when pressed on if he'd told members he wouldn't pursue a budget this year.
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SpaceIL pressed on, signing with Elon Musk's SpaceX to launch its craft on board a Falcon 9 rocket.
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Clinton by name when he was pressed on his dealings with Russia and its president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Still, pressed on whether missiles launched into the waters off Guam would be included, Mattis was more ambiguous.
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We did gather kind of informally today, and again pressed on those questions and got very similar answers.
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" Pressed on the controversy by The Tribune late last month, Christie said "I don't run from any issue.
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At his confirmation hearing, Tillerson, a former Exxon chairman and CEO, was pressed on the issue by Florida Sen.
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" Pressed on whether that meant there should be a direct apology, he said, "I'm sorry I didn't understand more.
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But when repeatedly pressed on which man he thought was stronger, Dent -- who is backing Trump's rival Ohio Gov.
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When pressed on gas and oil's ongoing issues amid a global supply glut, Kloza quoted a classic 90s sitcom.
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" Pressed on birth rates for different groups of Americans, King said: "They contribute differently to our culture and civilization.
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When pressed on whether he was changing his policy, Trump argues that he's still going to enforce border laws.
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" When Yates tried to answer the strange question somewhat vaguely, he pressed on: "Is it some a priori determination?
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" DeGeneres pressed on, though: "In the series that we saw you almost made out, but you didn't make out.
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When pressed on an age, he drew the line at under four, which Gawker later called a "flip" reference.
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Instead, speakers from the Big Tech companies were pressed on what they were doing to fight hate and misinformation.
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If pressed on such contradictions, Mr Pence has an answer: overall, Mr Trump's tough talk makes the world safer.
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He reaffirmed that point on Sunday when pressed on whether he was comfortable calling it an act of terrorism.
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" When pressed on whether Pelosi had been too tough on the group, Sanders said," I think a little bit.
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Speaking to reporters Saturday at the G-7, Trudeau was pressed on NAFTA specifics he had discussed with Trump.
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Pressed on exactly who told her not to speak, she made a face as if she'd said too much.
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"We need an economy and jobs too," Zinke said when pressed on the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Italy, bearing the brunt of migrant arrivals across the Mediterranean, pressed on Wednesday for more help from the bloc.
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"Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while," was Trumka's response when pressed on the issue.
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A renowned advocate of human rights, Pope Francis has been pressed on Abedini's case and others suggesting religious prosecution.
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" When pressed on all this "magical thinking," Rao admits, "A lot of investors just want growth at any price.
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Mr. Bloomberg hasn't been pressed on his role in the crisis, but a presidential campaign would probably change that.
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" Again Paul tried to agree, but she pressed on: "And I want to say, 'Why didn't you protect us?
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" Pressed on this, his daughter clarified to ABC, "So lethal force, under any circumstance, would be the last resort.
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I pressed on stupidly for a while, until I could no longer deny that I was in the mud.
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Gary was pressed on whether these were just rumors or if she was actually given instructions from her superiors.
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When pressed on the accuracy of the figure, the Pentagon spokesman running the briefing insisted the number was 503.
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Pressed on a date for the elections, Kabila said it was up to the electoral commission to set it.
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When pressed on the accuracy of the figure, the Pentagon spokesman running the briefing insisted the number was 503.
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Pressed on whether he was comfortable with Trump's rhetoric, Mulvaney asked Wallace if he'd seen pictures of Cummings's district.
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It's that he is often unable to stick to any particular stance, especially when pressed on it in person.
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Pressed on why rates of separation are higher now compared to past administrations, Nielsen insisted Trump's hands were tied.
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When pressed on it the next month, he said "we'll see," implying there could be even more illegal votes.
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Pressed on the matter, Stein cited a recent National Institutes of Health study and said more research is needed.
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Despite being stripped of his title and banned from boxing, both of which ultimately were reversed, Ali pressed on.
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Background: At the hearing, Richard was pressed on two treaties that are said to be on Trump's chopping block.
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When pressed on the matter, he added that he and his children travel across the country all the time.
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When pressed on the Easter timeline, Trump suggested it was based on a gut feeling, not on hard data.
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He is expected to be pressed on the impact Mr. Trump's tariffs are having on markets and supply chains.
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The government and companies have pressed on with efforts to to make the Singaporean economy more resilient, he said.
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" Pressed on whether that meant no attacks on cultural sites, Esper reiterated: "That&aposs the laws of armed conflict.
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"Yeah, I don't know," Ms. Warren told reporters in Concord, when pressed on the early exits in her audience.
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Airlines were pressed on their so-called "contracts of carriage," which customers agree to whenever they book a ticket.
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Besides minimum wage, Dimon was also pressed on whether he could be succeeded by a woman — Lake, for example.
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Mr. Jacobs said Mr. Gianforte "body-slammed" him when pressed on a question about the Republicans' health care bill.
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" Leahy pressed on and Ford explained her experience in stark terms: "I was underneath (Kavanaugh), while the two laughed.
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" Pressed on whether he didn't hear the comment or if it wasn't said, Cotton said, "I didn't hear it.
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" The first lady was pressed on why Giuliani would speak on her behalf, to which replied, "I don't know.
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"It doesn't," Ryan said last week when pressed on how his personal future might play into his immigration decisions.
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When pressed on his comments later Monday, Trump said he had been "told" Obama did often call the families.
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" When pressed on the meaning of the comments on Thursday, and again on Friday, Trump responded: "you'll find out.
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On Sunday, when pressed on the issue during his CBS interview, Sanders eventually pivoted to put pressure on Trump.
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But when pressed on how long Iran planned to play a military role in Syria, Mr. Rouhani was unrelenting.
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I work on deadline, so my choice was made for me: I pressed on, but in a different sector.
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Pressed on her evolution on the subject, Harris pointed to a seminal case from early in her elected career.
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"Let's not make any prejudgments here," he responded, when pressed on whether Liu Xia was allowed to leave the country.
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" When pressed on whether he disagreed with Harris, Buttigieg said he was "just speaking to how I view the issue.
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When pressed on whether that meant he would not play at Wimbledon, the 31-year-old Serb was non-committal.
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" When further pressed on the program to explain his line of thinking, Trump said Obama is "not addressing the issue.
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Pressed on whether he would vote for the bill based on what he expected the score to show, he demurred.
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" Pressed on the matter, Gates added, "I don't know what originally prompted her to think that was a good idea.
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That afternoon we pressed on northwest from Sossusvlei toward the Atlantic coast — but first, an age-old rite of passage.
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When pressed on the commitment, Schumer did not say how much he had agreed to consider spending on the wall.
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"I have no comfort zone in saying what I'm looking for, per se," Karp said when pressed on the point.
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When friends went home because the sun burned bright or the rains dumped, Leonardo pressed on with workouts and drills.
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" Pressed on whether there could be any truth to the idea that he approved such a trip, Lewandowski replied, "Zero.
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" Pressed on whether they would be completed in two weeks, Ross said: "I said within the next few weeks, few.
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When pressed on whether he would vote for Hillary Clinton, Webb openly ruled out voting for the Democratic front-runner.
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" When pressed on the matter, Trump said: "Well, I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future.
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When pressed on how this could be accomplished with anything but voice recognition, Quieroz was reluctant to mention anything more.
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" But pressed on if he's ready to take concrete steps, Kim said, "That is what we are discussing right now.
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" But pressed on if he's ready to take concrete steps, Kim said, "that is what we are discussing right now.
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Lighthizer was also pressed on the Trump administration's investigation into whether foreign steel and aluminum imports threaten U.S. national security.
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" Pressed on his motives, Monfils said: "I think it's gutsy to try that against the No. 13 in the world.
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" When pressed on whether it matters if the video is real, Sanders said reporters were "focusing on the wrong thing.
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" When pressed on whether he would have pardoned Arpaio, Christie said: "This is not one that I would have done.
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"I think we will," Ryan told radio show host Hugh Hewitt when pressed on whether he will have the votes.
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" Pressed on if Manafort is a candidate for a pardon, Sanders said she's "not aware of any conversations regarding that.
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Still, when pressed on whether he thought Domina was right to insist on leaving immigration issues aside, Wittmann was ambivalent.
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When pressed on how much money the request would be for, Carter said the Pentagon is still working on that.
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The Louisiana Republican was pressed on why he thinks the U.S. leads the world in gun deaths and mass shootings.
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When pressed on this dissonance in a question-and-answer period after his remarks, Sessions simply refused to recognize it.
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Still, Mr. Farage says he doesn't regret throwing his support behind Mr. Moore and grows testy when pressed on this.
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Other rolls followed this format: lots of rice with fish pressed on top, like a simpler, blander version of oshizushi.
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When pressed on whether he's formally affiliated with any political party, Mattis replied, "I've never registered for any political party."
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When pressed on China's policies, Khan said Pakistan's relations with Beijing were too important for him to speak out publicly.
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However, Booker declined to give a yes or no answer when pressed on the issue earlier in the town hall.
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On Wednesday, the president met with Pope Francis at the Vatican, and was pressed on the subject of climate change.
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When pressed on China's policies, Khan said Pakistan's relations with Beijing were too important for him to speak out publicly.
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Mr. Klechak said it appeared the driver was trying to weave around some people, and then pressed on the accelerator.
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Pressed on whether he could put his opinions aside to be an impartial juror, he indicated that he could not.
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As Donald Trump told a crowd of reporters in Davos when pressed on the subject, "I believe in the environment."
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"For sure, there was herring involved," Ms. Day said, when pressed on what she ate at Aquavit several years ago.
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"I think we will," Ryan told radio show host Hugh Hewitt when pressed on whether he will have the votes.
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Conway, also was pressed on Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" on whether Trump would accept the election results.
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Pressed on how many interim clearances were no longer operable, Sanders again deflected, saying she wouldn't discuss the clearance process.
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" Pressed on whether his support for the legislation hinges on its inclusion, he said, "It's very, very important to me.
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India's leadership, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, pressed on with their account to fire up its nationalist domestic base.
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"We've been working very hard so I don't see a problem," John Melle told reporters when pressed on the matter.
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Each is pressed on 180-gram vinyl, and he gets a nice thick book with killer photos and new liner notes.
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Each is pressed on 29-gram vinyl, and he gets a nice thick book with killer photos and new liner notes.
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Nonetheless, the children pressed on, and at times the conversation grew tense, as shown in the unedited version of the exchange.
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" Pressed on China's ability to sell the ARJ21 to Iran, he added: "We need to abide by regulations of both countries.
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Republican Trey Gowdy pressed on the newly revealed text from 2016 in which Strzok talked about stopping Trump from being elected.
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And it's with this poised determination that she pressed on in the face of obstacles—not a fighter, but resilient nonetheless.
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When pressed on the matter by STAT News, Adams incorrectly claimed that there wasn't enough evidence to support safe injection sites.
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READ: Donald Trump pressed on 'woman card,' foreign policy The freewheeling approach also hints that the candidate is actually enjoying himself.
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"He did not make it up," she said of Schiff when pressed on her statement that he was using Trump's words.
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" Pressed on that interesting take, Santorum continued helpfully: "The first four years he was in the minority and nothing got done.
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He did not, however, deny ever having an extramarital affair in the past, despite being pressed on the issue several times.
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" Pressed on if the Administration will regret not doing more in Aleppo, Biden replied that there are regrets "whenever anyone dies.
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When pressed on whether he thinks the waterways bill is likely to pass the Senate given the mounting Democratic opposition, Sen.
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" Pressed on whether Trump said he wasn't aware of the ad, Heller again said: "I don't want to talk about it.
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When pressed on why he believes Trump's presidency is illegitimate, Lewis pointed to intelligence reports of Russian interference in the election.
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The bra pressed on a milk duct and with that missed feed it was the perfect storm that led to mastitis.
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" Pressed on whether on-camera briefings would be discontinued, Sanders said the White House is "going to continue to do that.
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" Pressed on how long a settlement might take, he added, "I can tell you this is not going to be months.
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" When pressed on whether this was a "quid pro quo," he responded, "We do that all the time with foreign policy.
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Clinton called Mr. Trump a puppet — when pressed on Russia — there were exclamations of "You go, girl!" from the living room.
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"I couldn't disagree more with what he had to say," he added when pressed on whether Trump made a "racist" statement.
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Brennan responded, saying that the word was what "came to [his] mind" following the summit with Putin, and Maher pressed on.
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" Pressed on whether he would file a lawsuit against the RNC, Trump said, "I don't want to think about suing yet.
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When pressed on whether Trump owes London's mayor an apology for quoting him in a misleading way, Conway criticized the question.
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" Because one of the things I want to change about my life is my fear of him, I pressed on: "O.
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McMaster was pressed on whether he thinks Bannon, who has returned to Breitbart News, was trying to advance his own agenda.
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" When pressed on whether it's possible the Chiron will never undergo a top-speed test, Winkelmann said "Maybe, I don't know.
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When pressed on whether she would stand up for LGBTQ students under a federal voucher program she stuck to her script.
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" When pressed on whether Trump contributed to his recent loss in Virginia, Gillespie said "I think that was a big factor.
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" Pressed on whether he'll be around to enjoy that success, Tillerson said, "I intend to be here for the whole year.
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Ben's one of those cats himself, and he writes the way music sounds, pressed on wax and played on a turntable.
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But May pressed on, sharing more intelligence that proved that "only one country could have done it", she told the room.
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But when pressed on the issue, he backs down pretty quickly, and instead describes something that sounds like the status quo.
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Mr. Barr is likely to be pressed on the matter on Wednesday, when he is scheduled to testify before Senate appropriators.
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While at the University of Miami, Alex Cora missed his family and his island but pressed on at his brother's urging.
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I couldn't imagine how we'd fit alongside each other, but I pressed on, only to find myself in a black hole.
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The researchers pressed on this preference further, testing the strength of respondents' aversion to United by making changes to the choice.
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Last year's ceremony, which pressed on without a host after original choice Kevin Hart stepped down, went off without a hitch.
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But she pressed on and received permission from her surgeon to enter the French Open, well ahead of her original schedule.
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" When pressed on whether that such a weapons test would mean military action by the U.S., Trump responded, "I don't know.
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When pressed on this by Harlow, Schultz simply kept repeating that he wouldn't run if he didn't think he could win.
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One of the officers pressed his knee into Butler's back, according to the lawsuit, and another one pressed on his neck.
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So Byrne pressed on, organizing a "road show" for Trump to meet with and try to win over big institutional investors.
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"The tweet speaks for itself," Spicer told reporters, redeploying a line he often uses when pressed on Trump's controversial online missives.
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When pressed on the issue, Sanders argued that Kelly had been referring to comments she made at the event off camera.
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" When pressed on why China hasn't agreed to a deal yet, the president answered: "Because I haven't wanted to do it.
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When pressed on whether it was dangerous for some of his Republican colleagues to continue to peddle this theory, Romney demurred.
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He was further pressed on whether his decision was influenced by his assumption that Clinton was going to win the election.
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" Repeatedly pressed on the issue by reporters, Sanders pointed to the president's policies that promote a "better America for every American.
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Pressed on whether he is confident Trump can marshal the federal government's resources and effectively deal with Florence, Burr said yes.
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When pressed on whether Trump has ever lied to the American people, Jordan said voters elected Trump to the White House.
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" When pressed on whether the attacks could cause Chao to step down, however, the former agency leader was unequivocal: "hell no.
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When pressed on his statement, the president said he was "told" that Obama didn't call the families of slain soldiers often.
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He was pressed on how some women opposed him and he said he supported women and that many women understood that.
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Pressed on this by anchor Megyn Kelly, Higbie said that he's not proposing we go back to putting people in camps.
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Troops pressed on with the assault on Tuesday and took some farmland around the town of Jisreen, Hezbollah's Military Media reported.
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Why don't you give us one more and then I'll let you go, because I do know you're pressed on time.
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When pressed on how he measures success, Dorsey said it's all about user numbers, something Wall Street has been equally focused on.
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" Jubeir, pressed on whether the Saudia Arabia had suggested the law could affect its investment policies, said: "I say you can warn.
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As a result, senior officials in Brussels, when pressed on what may happen next in Poland, stress the role of Poles themselves.
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As the liquor landscape shifted, Russell uncompromisingly pressed on, and eventually became one of the few bourbon gurus left on the planet.
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Keeping a finger pressed on number 5 or 9 on the new mobile phones should trigger an emergency call, the ministry said.
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Pressed on whether he truly believes lynching would return to the mainstream if a Democrat defeats Hill, Robinson said it was possible.
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" When pressed on whether he would still be at Old Trafford next season, the Dutch manager replied: "I hope to see you.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions was pressed on minority staff in the Justice Department during his testimony Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Pressed on the polls, she noted that she had defied expectations before when many prognosticators thought her campaign was dead last spring.
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Doctors confirmed the injury, but we're told she pressed on without telling anyone ... because she didn't want to play the sympathy card.
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As his profile has risen, Buttigieg points to the 1000 Houses initiative when pressed on his record on economic and racial justice.
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But I pressed on because I am a trooper, and swiped two generous coats of Urban Decay's Naked Concealer under my eyes.
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But when pressed on this question, Sullivan rejected the idea that violent media does not lead to an increase in gun violence.
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The big question: Mostly, speakers from the Big Tech companies were pressed on what they were doing to fight hate and misinformation.
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When pressed on the subject, executives insist that the site is not meant for children under 13 years old without adult supervision.
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He said the Fed chair could also be pressed on aspects of the Trump tax plan including whether it favors the rich.
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Mr. Sanders also was pressed on whether he thought he needed to win in Iowa to have a path to the nomination.
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Trump denies this vigorously, and when pressed on the issue, abruptly ends the conversation with Stephanopoulos by getting out of the car.
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Netflix is likely to be pressed on its issuance plans by Wall Street analysts on Tuesday when it reports third-quarter earnings.
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" When pressed on what made him sure that there was collusion, Swalwell said: "It's the evidence I've reviewed on the classified side.
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On his radio show Tuesday, he pressed on with the Rich case, even after his employer's retraction, and lashed out at critics.
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While prospects for suppressing the flames grew more hopeful, authorities pressed on with the task of accounting for those listed as missing.
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Then, when pressed on whether the firm is interested in backing another candidate's organization, Longabaugh responded: "I'm not going to go there."
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" When pressed on whether that means fingerprints have been found on the tape, the source would only say, "Read between the lines.
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Somehow, they weren't pressed on the paradox of making one's penis ostensibly more pleasurable to female partners when there are none around.
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Cassidy was pressed on whether he thought the "process" for crafting the healthcare legislation that would affect millions of Americans was transparent.
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" Schiff was further pressed on whether he believes the chairman of the committee is a "tool of the White House he's investigating.
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Upon being pressed on the matter, the OPEC leader admitted that he could not completely rule out any change to compliance rules.
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After Obamacare repeal failed and his agenda looked to be falling apart, Trump pressed on, personally demeaning GOP officials who crossed him.
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"If they are found to be inadmissible without a valid claim, deportation procedures are begun," he said when pressed on the poll.
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When the real estate mogul was pressed on the Iraq War during a December primary debate, he quickly turned to infrastructure instead.
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The saga over Presidio Terrace riveted San Francisco as it pressed on hot button issues such as real estate, class and fairness.
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The new account seems to contradict Cohen's prior statements to Congress and investigators when he was specifically pressed on this very question.
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" Pressed on whether he was ready to take concrete steps to denuclearization, Kim said, "that is what we are discussing right now.
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The socially conservative Sessions was pressed on his opposition to abortion, gay marriage and laws expanding hate crime protections to LGBT Americans.
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" Pressed on the matter, he attempted to soften his initial take, saying, "I think we're going to do well in the House.
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Yet, by the end of the round, Dodson managed to regain composure and pressed on with some straight shots of his own.
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Pressed on whether he was making a policy of staying away during the panel's politically sensitive probe, he indicated that he was.
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But this was the area where Pierson was pressed on and seems to be at the core of the issue at hand.
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Nor was he pressed on why, if his deal had made no money for years, he only decided to resign this month.
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Pressed on whether he was alleging that was what had happened in the case of the Vindmans, O'Brien denied that he was.
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On Friday, Pompeo was interviewed by All Things Considered co-host Mary Louise Kelly, and was pressed on the subject of Ukraine.
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They considered the possibility that Katie had been struck by a car on the highway, but without any evidence, they pressed on.
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"We have found that it does have the potential to change — impact and change behavior," Dorsey continued when pressed on the matter.
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But when pressed on the sentiment that Evers isn't exciting Democrats, Barnes offered arguably the most effective defense of his running mate.
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Pompeo will almost certainly be pressed on the issue of morale at the State Department, which by all accounts plummeted under Tillerson.
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When Dr. Pimple Popper pressed on different areas of the man's face, the oxidized sebum released from his pores, creating the "fireworks."
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But when pressed on whether coming out of a 35-day government shutdown reflected a "strong" state of the union, Risch demurred.
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Pressed on whether he would reject campaign donations from the N.R.A., he kept repeating, "They buy into my agenda," to no avail.
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When pressed on how many jobs they would promise New Yorkers over imported talent, they said it was too early to say.
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That also means the ECB will be pressed on what else it can do to combat risks from abroad and low inflation expectations.
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" Pressed on why his political enemies have been attacked, Putin quipped: "Well, first of all, all of us have plenty of political rivals.
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If you were so secure in your relationship with Jhene you wouldn't even be pressed on what's happened with Naya and her husband.
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" Pressed on whether Trump's plans would include a "deportation force" that the candidate previously pledged to set up, she replied: "To be determined.
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When pressed on who that was, Cummings would only say it was "Congressman from North Carolina" whose name would be made public Friday.
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When pressed on the fact that he has criticized Palestinian officials for their rhetoric about his peace plan, Greenblatt again rejected the comparison.
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While the stand-off pressed on from winter into spring, case had become one of the most closely watched of the Mueller investigation.
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" Stern pressed on in the interview: "You can't walk into the room, pull your pants off and say, 'Okay, honey let's talk business?
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" Pressed on whether those asking to be rescued should be considered the most reliable source, Merritt conceded, "I guess in this case, yes.
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Even after the discovery of hot gear and contamination elsewhere on site, officials pressed on because the air monitors weren't showing an issue.
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Pressed on this, Theresa May has agreed that current probes focus too much on the security forces and not enough on their enemies.
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Pressed on the state's economic woes, he called for more of the tax and spending cuts proposed by the former governor, Sam Brownback.
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It is certainly hard to argue that Mr Trump should have pressed on enthusiastically given the near-universal scepticism about the North's intentions.
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When pressed on Chicago's large, lingering fiscal problems he is scornful, slaps your correspondent's knee, then adds a sharp kick to his foot.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, rescue teams pressed on with a search along the river bank, the highway patrol's local branch in Garberville said.
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Yet Aramco pressed on, readying its newly appointed bankers to launch the IPO this Sunday, only to put the process on hold again.
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Committee Republicans led by Chairman Mike Crapo of Idaho pressed on how to engender capital formation, a goal the Trump administration has embraced.
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Democrats have been quick to note that similar issues sank nominees under President Obama, but Mulvaney was barely pressed on the matter Tuesday.
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At the time, leading a special investigation team, Yoon pressed on with the probe anyway, arresting spy agency officials and raiding their offices.
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Well, MM confirmed there IS a role for him, but when we pressed on who he's playing ... he started looking over his shoulder.
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" Pressed on whether that might include so-called "kinetic" options that use lethal force, Mattis said: "I don't want to go into that.
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" When pressed on whether he sees anything illegal in Comey's prepared testimony released Wednesday, Coons said: "It is right up against that line.
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"That's what the NRA came out and said, that's correct," Loesch said when pressed on whether the group opposes raising the minimum age.
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" When pressed on his relationship with Bill Clinton, McAuliffe praised the former president's charitable work and noted that "we travel the same circles.
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"Once pressed on vinyl you know it's going be around for hundreds of years," said Arlen Dilsizian, co-founder of Nyege Nyege Tapes.
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" Pressed on whether Trump had changed his view on the tape's authenticity, Sanders added: "Like I said, the President hasn't changed his position.
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" When pressed on the difference between the videos being real or fake, Sanders replied, "I'm not talking about the nature of the video.
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" Pressed on the reported payments made to Cohen's company, Pence said that's a "private matter" and "something I don't have any knowledge about.
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Democratic presidential candidates were pressed on their support for abortion Saturday at a first-of-its-kind forum exclusively focused on reproductive rights.
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" Pressed on his claim, Trump said he was "told" Obama did not often call, but acknowledged that the former president "probably did sometimes.
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When pressed on the subject, your friend admitted that she doesn't wash her water bottle regularly because she only uses it for water.
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Cornyn more or less ceded that this was his strategy when pressed on the above tweet by Dan Balz from the Washington Post.
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When pressed on whether deportations of the young immigrants should begin — a distinct possibility if no deal is reached — some hedged their opposition.
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Pressed on whether his future policies would be sufficiently bold for progressives, Mr. Biden expressed confidence: "Yeah I do, I do," he said.
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" When pressed on whether intelligence officers offered concrete evidence on that point, Esper said: "I didn't see one with regards to four embassies.
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" When pressed on whether intelligence officers offered concrete evidence on that point he said: "I didn't see one with regards to four embassies.
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News analysis The candidates were short on specifics at Tuesday's debate when pressed on how they would accomplish their key foreign policy goals.
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" Pressed on whether she'd actually vote to subpoena Bolton's testimony, she said: "We're going to have an opportunity for that on probably Friday.
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When pressed on why falling NAND and DRAM prices haven't lifted Apple's gross margin, Maestri contested that relief will show in coming quarters.
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McCarthy then repeated his answer verbatim when pressed on whether Smith had given the Republican leader a heads up before sending the letters.
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Faced with Kavanaugh's unequivocal denial that the incident occurred, Ford was pressed on whether she was absolutely sure that Kavanaugh was her assailant.
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He was also pressed on his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani's involvement in Ukraine and whether it was at odds with his State Department.
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Dianne Feinstein pressed on why Barr, as attorney general, didn't think it was his "duty to defend" the current law, Barr doubled down.
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Yet the government pressed on with its plans to expedite the passage of the bill with a second reading slated for June 12.
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As night fell, the workers pressed on in silence in order to hear cries of help from those still trapped in the rubble.
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Government forces have pressed on sporadic offensives to crush the militants, including those in Jolo, a poverty-wracked island of more than 700,000 people.
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All three men served on the board of directors for the company and with this level of interest and financial encouragement, Holmes pressed on.
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" When pressed on whether Rosenstein's case had been reviewed by ethics officials, Barr said, "I believe it was -- well, I believe it was reviewed.
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When pressed on the matter, Kavanaugh said he had not sexually harassed anyone and had not dealt with any settlements related to such allegations.
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When pressed on whether he has talked to House leadership about getting a copy of the bill, Paul declined to comment on specific conversations.
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"Pressed on the exact moment he decided Jones should go, Cook replied, "You know, I don't really get into a singular kind of event.
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Pressed on the group, Sanders said again he was unfamiliar with what it stood for and that its members could do as they pleased.
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Pressed on her ambition, she said as a responsible leader of the CDU, she may have to back a better candidate for the chancellorship.
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"I don't think we should ever tell our enemy what our tactics are," Pence said when pressed on Trump's support of waterboarding, for example.
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Pressed on concerns about Trump's temperament as a leader, Petraeus said although he had never met the President-elect, he had heard positive reviews.
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" When pressed on whether Gates meant being able to unlock an iPhone, he replied, "There's no question of ability; it's the question of willingness.
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Thiel provided no evidence to back up his claims when pressed on Monday, stating that he was just "raising questions," per Recode's Teddy Schleifer.
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When pressed on whether he would apologize for his retweet, Trump said that if the group was made up of racists then he would.
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" Pressed on whether she understands why some women might be put off, Clinton continued: "Well, good grief, we're getting offended about everything these days.
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The outspoken CEO also is sure to be pressed on the claim, repeated since April, that Tesla has no need to raise new capital.
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"I accept our intelligence community's conclusion that Russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place," Trump said when pressed on the issue by reporters.
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Pressed on the implications for Japan if such a trade war did develop, the central bank governor denied that it would benefit his country.
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Pressed on the coordination between services, she said while they had been in touch with the various agencies managing the camp, information was scarce.
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"I am not a natural politician" Clinton made an unusually frank admission when she was pressed on why so many Americans find her untrustworthy.
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"Whatever his final decision is is what will happen," Ross told Chuck Todd when pressed on whether the new tariff policy is real policy.
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Markey was then pressed on what Trump's defense could possibly be for tweeting that Comey "better hope" Trump didn't have recordings of their conversations.
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And when, in response to being pressed on the issue, Cage responded in a defensive and tone-deaf way that doesn't inspire confidence either.
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Pressed on the issue, Spicer said, "If I haven't had a discussion with [Trump] on a subject, I tend not" to speak about it.
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"My opinion doesn't matter," Bolton said during an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" when pressed on the subject by host Jake Tapper.
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" Pressed on whether she supported the idea of kicking someone like Sanders out of a restaurant, Waters said she supports "their right to protest.
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Protesters had pressed on overnight, with hundreds rallying amid tight security in the capital though turnout appeared lower than for the past few nights.
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When pressed on the idea that experience is not critical, Avenatti responded, "We just tried that, right," a reference to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The outspoken CEO also is sure to be pressed on his view, repeated since April, that Tesla has no need to raise new capital.
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" When pressed on the ambassador's comment, Trudeau said his government would ensure the independence of Canada's justice system was "properly defended and properly supported.
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The best answer he has received is that a cuff used to protect him during the procedure shifted and pressed on his laryngeal nerve.
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" When pressed on details, Bedingfield declined to specify when they spoke and whether Biden has apologized, stressing that the conversation was "a private discussion.
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" When pressed on whether it bothers her personally that she is being passed on that measure by others, she lets out a hearty, "No!
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"If I was just guessing, he wanted to do the tax bill," Amodei said, when pressed on why Ryan would decide to leave now.
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" Pressed on a timeline for a potential challenge if Trump's situation changes, Hogan said "most successful launches are late summer or in the fall.
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When pressed on how it worked, Berberian first said that "the Force works in mysterious ways," but he eventually offered a little more detail.
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Kesha lost that bid but pressed on to have her day in court, but Sony aggressively moved to get the entire case thrown out.
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When pressed on whether he would apologise for his retweet, he said that if the group was made up of racists then he would.
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"I expect the focus to be on the recovery efforts," said Sanders, when pressed on whether there would be any tensions during Trump's visit.
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It's about surviving on a day-to-day level during a time of emergency, and how one community pressed on when ongoingness wasn't guaranteed.
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A clip of Mr. Trump being pressed on the matter played repeatedly on cable news, and appeared to influence his decision to take one.
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Pressed on the possible negative impact of multiple trade disputes on the U.S. economy, Mnuchin said the Trump administration was keeping a watchful eye.
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Since the exchange with Rubio, Trump has never really been pressed on what on earth it is he's trying to say about this issue.
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But still, I pressed on as if a chunk of my winter hadn't been spent in a walking boot instead of a running shoe.
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When pressed on false claims by critics, his classic response tends to be that he's merely asking questions others are too afraid to ask.
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Pressed on why the Republican memo should not be held back until that process was done, he said a reporter had asked enough questions.
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" Pressed on whether Washington had evidence of such a transfer from the Adrian Darya 1, Ortagus added: "I wouldn't say that if we didn't.
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But pressed on her own campaign mistakes or painful moments of her past, she can be as guarded as she was on the trail.
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But more than two months after the employee petition began circulating, executives were still being pressed on the issue — to the management's apparent frustration.
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Pressed on how he could know that, Mr. Sondland replied that Mr. Trump had directed him to talk to Mr. Giuliani about the matter.
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" When the former New York City mayor was pressed on whether such an agreement existed, he responded, "You have no right to see it.
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When pressed on specific policy questions, the former US ambassador to the United Nations didn't repeat his earlier views on Iran and North Korea.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, the second ranking Democrat in the chamber, accused the committee of "dumbing down" the judiciary and pressed on Menashi's background.
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" Pressed on why she might vote to shut down the government if it could cause people to die, Feinstein acknowledged it's a "big risk.
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" When pressed on General Dunford's role, Mr. Spicer said, "The president gets plenty of information from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Mnuchin will likely be pressed on the debt ceiling and several other issues when he testifies before the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday.
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" Pressed on the issue, Trump said, "I think he believes the same, that chain migration, he doesn't want to just cut it off completely.
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Pressed on Friday as to whether Kushner had made a mistake in forging such a close relationship with the Saudi crown prince, Trump demurred.
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But Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain have pressed on, pledging to take new political, economic and legal steps against Qatar.
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" When pressed on whether the meeting rises to the level of treason, Blumenthal said it "could rise to the level of espionage and treason.
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During Friday's debut event, Zuckerberg was pressed on how data collected from the news platform might be used to fuel the company's advertising business.
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" Harris pressed on, arguing the federal government had to remedy the situation because of a "failure of states to integrate public schools in America.
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When Gaffney's involvement proved temporary, Sebadoh pressed on as a live unit with drummer Bob D'Amico, who Loewenstein also worked with in The Fiery Furnaces.
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In last week's hearing, Price was pressed on multiple occasions to clarify Trump's -- as well as his own -- intentions on dismantling the health care law.
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Pressed on whether the finance ministry had its own analysis, Hammond said it was looking at the different potential outcomes around Brexit "all the time".
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"When pressed on NAFTA, Ross said "all aspects of NAFTA would be on the table," and later called for a "systematic reopening of trade agreements.
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But when he&aposs pressed on a little bit, all of a sudden he says, no, it&aposs really because of dairy subsidies in Canada.
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Novartis pressed on in the hope of eventually gathering enough evidence to change regulators' minds, but Wednesday's announcement that the drug failed dashes those aims.
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But, as with the rest of Mass Effect: Andromeda, I pressed on — not because of the thrill of adventure, but because of the people involved.
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" Pressed on whether he would work with Allen, 82, again, Daniels said, "The difficult decision would be to turn him down, because of Purple Rose.
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When pressed on the point that grandparents and grandchildren often have as big of a role in a family as in-laws, Mooppan pressed back.
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"I don't have a message to the fans," Trump said when pressed on the anti-Semitic death threats in an interview with Blitzer in May.
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Pressed on whether she has discussed being Trump's running mate with the candidate himself, Ernst deflected, saying they discussed Iowa's importance in the upcoming election.
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The experience, she said, was "very traumatizing... almost humiliating" -- stripped of jewelry and shoes, mugshots taken, metal detectors pressed on either side of her face.
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" When pressed on whether he thought others shared these thoughts, Rubin said that, while still a relatively new concept, security tokens "will be the future.
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Her heart thudded wildly in her chest as she reached the bottom, but she pressed on toward a fare kiosk embedded in the tile wall.
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When pressed on why, in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and the Occupy Wall Street movement, she chose to give such speeches, Mrs.
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But he — and his three other founders — Ray Chen, Mike Daly, and Eric Liang — pressed on by borrowing $300,2000 from parents and other family members.
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When pressed on whether they wanted dental coverage or dollar beer, 40 percent of voters chose to crack open a cold one with the boys.
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When pressed on the company's lobbying work in Congress, he said he couldn't remember if the company supported or opposed Obama-era sanctions on Moscow.
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When pressed on why the establishment doesn't like him, Trump responded, "They will like me," noting he has donated a lot of money to Republicans.
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Pressed on government plans to relieve the hit to businesses in Hong Kong from the protests, Lam told a conference the circumstances warranted "exceptional" measures.
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When pressed on airline mergers during a Fox News town-hall event on Sunday night, Trump emphasized the importance of maintaining competition in the marketplace.
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When pressed on whether Sadler should be fired, or whether the White House has an obligation to apologize for the comment, Bolton refused to engage.
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He denigrated military generals during the forum, saying they had been "reduced to rubble" under Mr. Obama, but he was not pressed on those assertions.
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Trump and his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, both praised Trump after the debate, though Conway noted that Clinton was not pressed on the email issue.
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While the government has since suspended the bill, protesters have pressed on with broader calls for democratic reforms and an investigation into alleged police brutality.
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" When pressed on whether top White House officials and the president are free from conflicts of interest in the White House, Shaub responded:"Well, no.
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Take a look at the front and back covers: The Comic-Con-exclusive Rondo of Blood soundtrack is pressed on red and blue split vinyl.
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This question pressed on the national conscience, and state legislators all over the country set out to make sure that it could never happen again.
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"Pressed on if he's looking for any specific commitments from the North Koreans, Romney said he'd "love to see those," but that "time will tell.
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When pressed on whether he believed the U.S. intelligence community, which has concluded Russia interfered, Trump said he felt both sides made a convincing argument.
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"I go with the email that I literally just received from David Bray saying I didn't say it," Wheeler said when pressed on the discrepancy.
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Pressed on the point during the news conference in Helsinki, Trump said both the US and Russia were to blame for the nadir in relations.
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"Bernard would certainly support the nominee," Larry says when pressed on whether Biden would get support from the Sanders camp if he wins the nomination.
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What emerges is the image of a skilled lawyer who, when pressed on difficult subjects, sometimes crafted responses that were misleading, disputed or off point.
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Ms. Rae pressed on, with a set that touched on diversity and inclusion, a theme several winners and honorees would return to throughout the night.
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But when pressed on whether she would like to become Biden's running mate should he capture the nomination, Klobuchar did not rule out the possibility.
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The remark from Bolton comes a day after Trump was pressed on his decision to disband the pandemic response team on the NSC in 85033.
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Pressed on whether the administration was considering a payroll tax cut or direct payments to Americans, Mnuchin signaled the administration was leaning towards the latter.
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He was pressed on the issue on March 25, 2016, after he agreed to a lengthy interview with The Times on his foreign policy views.
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The counselor refused, stating confidentiality concerns, but the [manager] pressed on by stating that because this was not a clinical setting, confidentiality did not exist.
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Mr Ivanov, who took over in 2017, has pressed on with this process, which leaves more money with the company by cutting out the middlemen.
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At the White House press briefing Monday, Sanders was pressed on what additional resources the administration was seeking to deal with migrants at the border.
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Pressed on his rationale for keeping quiet, Mr. Sessions allowed that Mr. Trump had not invoked executive privilege concerning the testimony of his attorney general.
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Sometimes the shadows linger after bodies exit, like the quick-fading imprint of fingers pressed on pale skin, or maybe like the soul after death.
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The candidates were pressed on a number of LGBTQ issues, including the Equality Act, combatting violence against the trans community, and federal workplace discrimination laws.
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Indeed, recent weeks have seen further evidence that the euro zone economy has peaked and this is something Draghi is likely to be pressed on.
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As candidates pushed him on his use of top dollar fundraisers, Buttigieg got into a tense exchange with reporters when pressed on opening his events.
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While negotiators from the warring sides pressed on with meetings in Doha, Qatar, the Taliban and the Afghan government both reported fighting on the ground.
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Mr. Pompeo, when pressed on the point, noted that there were risks if Mr. Kim left office, because it was unclear who might succeed him.
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The security forces pressed on with their crackdown, arresting protesters after nightfall on Tuesday in eastern and northwestern parts of Baghdad, police sources told Reuters.
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A veteran diplomat, Mr. Hale will be pressed on the agency's decision to recall the ambassador to Ukraine after a concerted smear campaign against her.
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Pressed on whether Frankfurt was the front runner as an alternative or additional European hub, the CEO emphasized that UBS was keeping an open mind.
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Later in 2017, when he was pressed on why he'd left so many top State Department positions empty, Trump said he simply didn't need them.
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Later, when pressed on how she'd explain her relationship with Trump to one of those girls—especially in light of those accusations—she emphasized pragmatism.
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No less ominous, Japan's Imperial Army and Navy had relentlessly pressed on with a series of stunning victories in the Philippines, Guam and Hong Kong.
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The convoy pressed on to Jowzjan Province, where it was again ambushed by the insurgents, according to Amanuddin, head of the local police in Timorak.
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When pressed on whether the city has any leverage over Uber and Lyft, Adler spokesman Jason Stanford reaffirmed Mayor Adler's concern about the DWI issue.
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Pressed on the chances of finishing by the end of the year, she repeated earlier statements that "we want a good deal, not any deal".
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Carson also committed to ensuring LGBT Americans enjoy equal rights when it comes to HUD programs when pressed on his past controversial statements about that group.
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Pressed on his company profiting from foreign countries booking events at Trump's new Washington hotel, Trump argued that the circumstances — and his deal-making — were different.
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Going Gold If a game passes certification, it has "gone gold," meaning it's ready to be pressed on disc and shipped to stores or distributed digitally.
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" Pressed on the RNC specifically, Marino said he hasn't heard "from anyone specifically" at the RNC, but then said, "not that they would talk to me.
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Pressed on the details of Medicare for All, many voters in Omaha expressed skepticism — or outright distaste — about the single-payer plan that Sanders has championed.
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When pressed on his failings as his parent, Paramroop lashes out, stubbornly refusing to apologize or acknowledge why Dean could possibly have felt abandoned by him.
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Pressed on whether his comments were passing judgment on Trump or a sign he didn't want Trump, the message-disciplined veteran lawmaker declined to say more.
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Warren's announcement came after being repeatedly pressed on how she would pay for the sweeping national health insurance plan without raising taxes on the middle class.
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When Butcher pressed on why his sources would have told him such a thing, Madisch pointed a finger not too subtly right back at his competitors.
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Love is set to miss at least six weeks following knee surgery, and his teammates pressed on without him in Tuesday's 116-108 victory at Minnesota.
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"I have no doubt why there still would be interest in it," he added, when pressed on what it would take to revive talks with Renault.
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You can't announce a streaming service and then not make one mention of the bandwidth requirements except when hounded by email or pressed on a podcast.
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" When pressed on if that would change even if Trump appointed a conservative judge to the Supreme Court, the 70-year-old businessman said, "It's done.
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We would have pressed on, because surprisingly, Las Vegans are not strangers to loneliness or displacement: Three out of every four residents were not born here.
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Sanders was pressed on comments he made in the mid-1980s about Fidel Castro and pushed to defend his 2007 vote against an immigration reform bill.
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Haley was further pressed on whether she disagrees with President Trump that the naming of a special counsel to lead the Russia probe divides the country.
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We left Michigan State that day with the fact that one in five dogs born with MegaE will make it to adulthood, but we pressed on.
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" When pressed on the disturbing aspects of this affair, he uses phrases such as "I don't think at this point" or "it remains to be seen.
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"All you have to do is hold the side," she explained, showing me how she continually pressed on the screen to keep the character moving forward.
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Pressed on Tuesday on whether he and the NRSC would support Blankenship, McConnell similarly demurred, saying he would wait to see who won the GOP primary.
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"So we have a commitment to spend 2 percent," Stoltenberg said during a CNN interview, when pressed on the assertion that allies will go above that.
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Pressed on whether being an executive producer would distract from the more important role of being president, Conway compared it to President Obama's frequent golfing trips.
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In an interview on Sunday on "Meet the Press," Mr. Cruz grew defensive when pressed on whether he would support Mr. Trump as the Republican nominee.
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"Yeah, but so have a lot of other people have done some really bad things," Trump told Fox News' Brett Bair when pressed on the matter.
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Pressed on why he filed the suit in New York, he noted that Trump continues to be a legal resident of the state of New York.
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Although popular television shows have pressed on without central cast members before, the idea of a "Roseanne" minus Roseanne may seem like a bridge too far.
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" When pressed on whether DeVille was making a legitimate White House run versus a PR stunt, she responded, "I am going to actually run for president.
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As the news conference continued, Trump was pressed on his claim, and said that he was "told" Obama didn't often call the families of slain soldiers.
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In his interview with House investigators, Comey was pressed on why he made memos of his conversations with Trump about an ongoing investigation, but not Obama.
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While Mr. Trump's rhetoric has escalated of late, he has at times been more equivocal, especially when pressed on whether he wanted to see Roe v.
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Mr. Barr, during a hearing about the report before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week, was pressed on whether Mr. Mueller should be allowed to testify.
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Testifying behind closed doors on Wednesday before the House Intelligence Committee, Mr. Cohen was pressed on whether he sought out or was offered a potential pardon.
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He said he had decided he would do so after a press conference Friday, in which he was pressed on whether he would take a test.
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And even as places like California moved to a near-lockdown status, the immigration courts pressed on largely as usual, triggering bitter complaints and dire warnings.
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When pressed on how he planned to pay for his extensive policy agenda during a CNN forum on Monday, he whipped out a sheet of paper.
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Pressed on whether enthusiasts for imminent bloody conflict might perhaps comprise an inadequate customer base, Mr Hubbard's voice grows quiet, and his accent seems to soften.
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Labor unions shrank significantly in the state, and the Republicans pressed on with other parts of their agenda, including voter ID requirements and redrawing political maps.
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In 2017, when pressed on questions about Clinton resuscitating her own political career, advisers said she was far more interested in the midterms than anything personal.
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Pressed on what steps the Trump administration might take, Pompeo declined to provide any details beyond saying a broad range of options were on the table.
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Pressed on whether Trump realized that Jayda Fransen, who posted the videos, was the deputy leader of the Britain First group, Sanders said he did not.
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The following day, which was exactly one week ago today, at her daily press briefing, Sanders was pressed on her tweet and the reports about McMaster.
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Emotion welled up in his voice throughout the appearance, but when a fellow sportscaster tried to offer him a break, O'Neal stopped him and pressed on.
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Sanders is likely be pressed on the matter at Tuesday night's debate in South Carolina, when several of his Democratic rivals will be onstage with him.
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" When pressed on whether Mr. Trump would accept a budget that did not include money for the border wall, Mr. Mulvaney said, "We don't know yet.
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" When pressed on whether the FBI still asked for access, the source, who worked directly on the case, said, "Basically that's all I want to say.
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Lance was pressed on whether Trump should release his tax returns, on internet privacy and on the U.S. missile strike on a Syrian airbase last week.
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" When pressed on whether the FBI still asked for access, the source, who worked directly on the case, said, "Basically that's all I want to say.
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" When pressed on the conversation detailed in the court document, Sanders replied that she was "not aware of that conversation, so I can't speak to that.
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But in the 2020s, new founders will also be pressed on a question they can no longer avoid by swerving their rollerblades: What can go wrong?
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Since the collapse of U.S.-sponsored peace talks in 2014, Israel has pressed on with building settlements in territory the Palestinians want for their future state.
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" Pressed on what her role would be should she and Mr. Trump ever make it to the White House, she responded, "I would be very traditional.
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As a result, Norges Bank has pressed on with rate hikes even as all other G10 central banks shifted to dovish positions or stayed on hold.
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They pressed on, sampling gazpacho from plastic ramekins ("It's missing vinegar," Dacosta observed) and sharing a bottle of cold-pressed apple, lemon, ginger, and cayenne juice.
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Turkey has pressed on with its invasion of northern Syria, warning its NATO allies in Europe and the United States not to stand in its way.
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" When pressed on the conversation detailed in the court document, Sanders replied that she was "not aware of that conversation, so I can't speak to that.
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But Mr. Becker and Mr. Fagen pressed on in the studio, shaking up their process and experimenting with a revolving cast of A-list session musicians.
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Bernie Sanders and a Donald Trump supporter shared a heated moment Monday night during CNN's town hall event as the Democrat was pressed on Obama administration regulations.
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DeVos was also pressed on civil rights laws dealing with students with disabilities, saying early in the hearing implementation should be left up to the states. Sen.
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Rubio pressed on, running off a laundry list of Russian aggression, from its actions in Aleppo to the murder of dissidents and journalists, but Tillerson didn't budge.
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No one had any idea, and then the man pressed on a key lodged in the middle of the function keys row, and out popped the camera.
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The attorney general pick will likely get pressed on how he would protect voting rights and face criticism for his pledges to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Pelosi's comments came in an interview aired on CNN Tuesday, where the speaker was pressed on whether she'd support impeachment if a majority of her caucus did.
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Pressed on whether America still thinks President Bashar al-Assad of Syria should leave office, the White House has dodged, calling it "silly" to ignore "political realities".
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" Pressed on the fact that the security officer was a highly trained professional, the president said, "What he did — he's trained his whole life — there's an example.
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" Pressed on what behaviors would be considered harassment, she replied, "We know very well at what point we start feeling intimidated, unsafe, or harassed in the street.
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On trade, the Iraq War, preventing foreign Muslims from entering the country temporarily, and waterboarding, Pence and Trump were pressed on the divergence in their past positions.
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McConnell would only say, "I want to try to achieve border security in way that is most effective," when pressed on whether he would support the wall.
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" This week, when pressed on that relationship, the FBI had this to say: "For many years, the FBI has engaged with various organizations, both formally and informally.
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When Hillary Clinton gets pressed on her somewhat slippery answers about why exactly she decided to use an off-label email server, she ends up looking evasive.
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Trump has also been pressed on whether his ground game -- which he said could have been stronger in Iowa -- is now up to snuff in New Hampshire.
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When pressed on the current status of the effort to retake Raqqa, Votel said there is a "strategy" in place to eventually take the city from ISIS.
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" Pressed on how his approach would be different, he said: "I would have said the European Union is not cracked up to what it's supposed to be.
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He was pressed on the "autopsy" that the RNC compiled after 2012's losses, underscoring that the party needs to reach out to Latinos and emphasize respect.
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Following a lengthy rant against NAFTA and his plans for "massive" reform (big is not a good enough word), the president is eventually pressed on tax cuts.
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"I'll tell you what our next step should not be," Swalwell told Fox News's Tucker Carlson on Monday when pressed on what a "counterattack" should look like.
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"The United States government has long said that Russia is without a doubt responsible for shooting down MH17," Nauert said when pressed on the State Department's silence.
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When pressed on their preferred measure of redistribution, economists will often cite policies like the earned-income tax-credit, which tops-up the wages of poor workers.
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When pressed on whether he had ever considered withdrawing from this process, Kavanaugh took a more aggressive tack and firmly said he would not be doing so.
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Pressed on the point by a reporter at the White House news conference, Trump argued that it was important to preserve the element of surprise against foes.
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"We may report back to you later about that because we are having a second meeting in a little while," he added when pressed on the issue.
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Sasse told reporters that Trump, while being pressed on the impact breaking away from the trade deal had on agriculture, directed his aides to take another look.
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The Wildcats pressed on defense, walked the ball up the court on offense, and moved it around and across the perimeter in search of the optimal shot.
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When pressed on whether there had been a change in morale, McCabe said that morale had always been high, but noted "frustrations" over the Clinton email probe.
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Pressed on efforts underway within the administration to curb gun violence, Sanders cast doubt on the efficacy of legislation that would make it harder to obtain firearms.
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Earlier this week, LA-based writer Matt Stromberg reported on the "pause" artist lauren woods pressed on her American Monument project at Cal State Long Beach's museum.
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" Pressed on how his approach would be different, he said: "I would have said the European Union is not cracked up to what it's supposed to be.
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There's a reason that, when pressed on the cost of his plans, Sanders simply refuses to answer, saying he actually has no idea and 'no one does.
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While he is expected to be pressed on the topic from moderators, it remains an open question whether any of his Democratic competitors will bring it up.
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The case is also a perfect vehicle for showing something else: the contradiction at the heart of the religious claims being pressed on increasingly receptive federal courts.
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Sanders distanced himself from those talking points, but Warren's campaign pressed on, sending out a fundraising email signed by campaign manager Roger Lau, with the same message.
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"I don't know what the basis is for that," Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg told CNN on Sunday, when pressed on whether Gabbard is a Russian asset.
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Mr. Neti, 27.50, pressed on earnestly, suggesting that he could demonstrate the internet's potential by Googling the history of the Gond tribe, to which they both belonged.
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The Times also pressed on whether Trump told anyone, including Stone, to get in touch with WikiLeaks to see when they were planning to drop the emails.
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Pressed on the issue, Prince said, "I don't know if they got the transcript wrong," referring to the publicly available transcript from the committee of his testimony.
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" When pressed on the possibility of the diverted dollars ultimately hurting the military's ability to buy needed equipment, White said the suggestion was "a bridge too far.
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Ali Bazzi, an Amal lawmaker, said Israel pressed on with the "violation" even though the companies on the Lebanese side have stayed away from the contentious border.
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My preferred way is to just keep your finger pressed on the app icon, even after the pop-up menu shows up, and jiggly mode will activate.
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When pressed on whether the FTA was partly at fault for the July derailment, FTA's executive director, Matthew Welbes, was reluctant to say his agency was responsible.
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When pressed on Trump's decision to announce the policy before the Pentagon study was completed, Mattis said that the president was within his authority to move ahead.
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"What we were hoping is that there would be a dialogue with Congress as to how that plan has evolved, and that's what they were pressed on."
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Pressed on rising deficits, Ryan emphasized the need to reform entitlements like Medicare and Medicaid, even though he acknowledged that incremental action is a more realistic path.
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Ayers was also pressed on why Trump and Pence have been unable to win over the "handful" of Republicans in Congress who have resisted the president's agenda.
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" Pressed on how his approach would be different, he said: "I would have said the European Union is not cracked up to what it's supposed to be.
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In her testimony before Congress this week, Yellen was pressed on whether the Fed would follow its European and Japanese counterparts and impose a penalty on reserves.
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Trump previously failed to clearly address the rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the US last week when he was pressed on the issue during two news conferences.
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Trump was repeatedly pressed on whether his campaign staff had been in contact with Russia, as a widening drama over his alleged connections with Moscow dominates news coverage.
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Pressed on whether she would continue to use inflammatory rhetoric like "cover-up," Pelosi strongly pushed back, arguing it was part of her constitutional responsibilities to conduct oversight.
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Despite the fact that Cadillac cancelled its Book subscription service late last year, companies like BMW, Volvo and Porsche have all pressed on with their experiments with subscriptions.
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Senator Marco Rubio, if he recovers from his New Hampshire debacle, should be pressed on his neoconservative, Dick Cheney-like views of America as global protector or policeman.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria pressed on Wednesday for the Group of Seven rich countries to coordinate a a fiscal spending boost to bolster global growth.
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" In the final debate of the general election, Trump -- pressed on whether he will concede if he loses on November 8 -- responded: "I will keep you in suspense.
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" Gupta pressed on: "I would like to say that I'm sorry the questions -- you're finding them negative, but it is relevant that a presidential candidate made those comments.
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When pressed on the allegations — which threaten to derail Jackson's nomination as head of the Department of Veterans Affairs — Sanders said she could not comment on specific charges.
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Pressed on FBI questioning, he wouldn't say if he had been interviewed by the FBI, but said that he looked forward to supporting congressional investigations into the matter.
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When pressed on how he arrived at this judgment of the 28-member alliance, then-candidate Trump quickly landed on cost as the main source of his concern.
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" Pressed on whether or not he allowed the draw for the 2014 World Cup to be fixed, he said: "The draw was clean down to the last detail.
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As the presidential cycle now shifts to New Hampshire, Democrat Hillary Clinton is likely to be pressed on the state of the American worker and the gig economy.
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Nayeri has a previous conviction for homicide, officials said at a Monday afternoon press conference and when pressed on details about that conviction, they declined to give details.
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In the hours leading up to the ceasefire, however, the regime pressed on with air strikes on opposition targets, killing at least 70 people in Aleppo and Idlib.
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He was pressed on the degree of disruption caused by Moscow's expulsion of Britain's official in charge of World Cup preparations, as part of a wider diplomatic row.
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Pressed on the emerging points of tension, Ellison said he envisaged the most vigorous debates being over trade, environmental policy and the approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Gillum was pressed on CNN's "State of the Union" about his pledge to provide medical care for everyone in his state, including how he would pay for it.
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Barr was pressed on whether he would recuse himself from supervising Mueller's investigation and whether he would solicit an opinion from career ethics attorneys at DOJ on recusal.
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Pressed on government plans to relieve the hit to businesses in Hong Kong from the protests, chief executive Carrie Lam told a conference the circumstances warranted "exceptional" measures.
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When pressed on tabloid whispers of serious sickness and covert hospitalizations — which his lawyer previously denied to PEOPLE as "untrue" — Brown was also quick to dismiss the claims.
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Divers from the police and military pressed on with efforts to retrieve bodies while equipment was deployed to try to tug the boat wreck to shore, Onyango said.
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Froome quickly swapped bikes with his teammate Geraint Thomas, however, and pressed on down the descent leading up to the fourth, and final, major climb of the day.
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MORE." Pressed on whether there should be a change in the rule of engagement if that's causing more civilian casualties, McCain repeated: "That's the legacy of Barack Obama.
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But, when I pressed on a buzzer by the driveway, the intercom crackled to life and a natural-resource specialist named Joe Harvey came out to meet me.
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He also resigned to accepting his salary in Libra after being pressed on the matter repeatedly, but relayed that replacing a bank account wasn't the purpose of Calibra.
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When pressed on whether top Pentagon officials believe an official directive will be coming, Davis said that "we have no reason not to believe we are" getting it.
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Later, pressed on Exxon documents showing it lobbying on sanctions bills in Congress, Tillerson claimed to not know whether the company was in favor or against the measures.
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Sanders, pressed on information about the attack and whether the President is satisfied with what is known about it, declines to get into the specifics of the raid.
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Pressed on Trump's decision to link the exemption to NAFTA, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Thursday that Canada considers the two issues to be totally separate.
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"No, it's not the Muslim ban": Trump's response to David Muir when pressed on the plan to ban refugees from seven Muslim-majority nations, including Iraq and Syria.
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Garrett says Strauss asked him to lie down for an examination and pressed on his stomach a few times before he pulled down Garrett's pants and fondled him.
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In "Judas (after Giotto)" (289), the figure of Judas is wrapped in his yellow robe and clutches the pendulous moneybag the chief priests have just pressed on him.
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However, the prime minister has pressed on despite the high-profile resignations of former ministers like Johnson and David Davis and would be likely to do so again.
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As coronavirus cases rise across the country, Sanders, Biden and President Donald Trump have been pressed on whether or not they will cancel rallies to prevent further spread.
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Ms. Warren's decline had begun in earnest at the October debate, when she was pressed on how she would pay for Medicare for all and had no answer.
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Trump pressed on with trying to broaden his appeal to minority voters on Friday, as he met with Hispanic business leaders at his signature hotel in Las Vegas.
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He's also likely to be pressed on the divisions within the ECB over restarting QE — but clearly healing that rift will be down to his successor, Christine Lagarde.
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But where that might have led to a course correction in the past, as it so often had, Mr. Kimmel pressed on for three nights in a row.
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Vice President Mike Pence was pressed on NBC's "Meet the Press" to back up some of his claims that Democrats were floating "irresponsible rhetoric" about the coronavirus outbreak.
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But Ms. Li has pressed on, demanding that China inscribe a fairer deal for divorced spouses into a revised marriage law, rather than rely on the court's instruction.
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As Ankara pressed on with an offensive against Kurdish militants in northeastern Syria, Stoltenberg said Turkey must ensure that progress against Islamic State in Syria is not jeopardised.
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Trump's son-in-law detailed his work on trade and prison reform and was pressed on a range of issues, including the administration's unorthodox approach to foreign policy.
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When pressed on exactly how he would do that, Sanders said he would do it either through legislation or by directing his Treasury secretary to identify such institutions.
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But when pressed on whether it would be a seven-months-long leadership race, Meadows said he "doubts" it because lawmakers will start jockeying for the position quickly.
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During his Senate campaign, the New York Democrat was repeatedly pressed on how he could be impartial as a Senate juror if he opposed impeachment in the House.
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Most 2020 hopefuls standing up for a Green New Deal have done little more than endorse it as a slogan and have rarely been pressed on its specifics.
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When pressed on the favorite song he's ever created by Reddit user doscomputer, Moroder chose "What A Feeling," the number one hit single from the 1983 film Flashdance.
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Herson, the airport authority chief in Bali, said the aircraft had encountered a "speed and altimeter" problem but the captain was confident that it was airworthy and pressed on.
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If you have used Skype, you know the sound: a low-fi digitization of numbers being pressed on a touch-tone phone, followed by a burbly version of ringing.
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A government spokeswoman, pressed on political turmoil over Brexit in London, reiterated Chancellor Angela Merkel's position that the worst case scenario would be a "disorderly" Brexit with no agreement.
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When pressed on the Democrats' offer to reopen the government, Perdue suggested that such an agreement would undermine Trump's efforts to pressure his opponents into funding a border wall.
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When pressed on this point by NBC's Matt Lauer in early December of 2016, Trump implied that the show — now in its 42nd season, would likely be canceled soon.
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A Kleiner Perkins spokesperson says that Doerr's claim was based on applicable federal and California tax credits in 2010 but, when pressed on the math, referred Axios to Bloom.
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When Trump called into Sykes' show last week, he was pressed on the tone of the campaign and his re-tweeting of an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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When he was pressed on Trump's decision not to release his tax returns, Giuliani put it back on the Clinton emails and argued that the issue was being ignored.
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"With many central banks with their foots firmly pressed on the accelerator, the variety of new aggressive monetary policies, it's not clear that we've really benefited tremendously," Rajan said.
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When pressed on Mueller's decision not to explicitly clear the president of wrongdoing, both deflected by calling into question the credibility of Mueller's investigators and the witnesses they interviewed.
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The President abruptly ended an interview with CBS reporter John Dickerson when pressed on his unsubstantiated claims that his Manhattan skyscraper was wiretapped ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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But they pressed on because Monsanto agreed to breed its pest-resistant genes into their native plants, which they hoped would protect the cotton and keep its premium value.
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In a separate statement on Friday, the ministry criticized non-government organizations for their appeal to protect the independence of courts as parliament pressed on with the judicial overhaul.
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Pressed on whether he urged Putin not to meddle in the upcoming 2020 election, when Trump will be seeking re-election, the president said the issue was not discussed.
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"Our source is not a state party, so the answer for our interactions is no," Assange added when pressed on whether Russia gave WikiLeaks Democratic materials over the summer.
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" When pressed on whether vast voter fraud exists, Taylor said: "I don't think there's vast voter fraud, certainly not in Virginia, but there are some instances of voter fraud.
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" When pressed on the need for tax reform as a second major hurricane is set to hit the United States, Ryan said, "Growth helps so many of these problems.
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Pressed on if renaming the building was something he was would support, McConnell, who routinely doesn't respond to hallway questions, didn't answer as he walked into his office. Sen.
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Avenatti pressed on in the CNN debate, referencing Dershowitz's claim that he had been uninvited from dinner parties in Martha's Vineyard over his stance on the special counsel investigation.
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Pressed on the timing of the prisoners' release, he said he "can't answer conclusively" whether the American detainees were on a plane prior to the arrival of the payment.
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When pressed on why he would vote for impeachment without seeing the investigation's results, O'Rourke responded that enough public evidence already existed to convince him of Trump's potential guilt.
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But when pressed on whether or not the company would produce information about the algorithms it uses to decide which ads users receive, Zuckerberg didn't provide a direct answer.
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Kushner during the new interview called the meeting a "total waste of time" but was noncommittal when pressed on whether he would report hypothetical future meetings to the FBI.
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" When the interviewer pressed on if her answer could mean that she could enter the 2020 race for the White House, Jolie did not say no, responding, "Thank you.
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When pressed on whether he or President Trump could guarantee Americans would not fall through the cracks, Price pivoted to what the Obama administration guaranteed in terms of healthcare.
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Pressed on whether she should respond to Trump's characterization of her as an enabler of sexual assault -- particularly since Clinton has said survivors of sexual assault should be believed.
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Pressed on views on Muslims and LGBTQ rights Lawmakers questioned some of Pompeo's positions during his House career, particularly comments he has made about Muslims and the LGBTQ community.
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Once again, he was pressed on a policy issue to show his understanding of the foreign policy, and his reaction was just to attack somebody else with a name.
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" Pressed on her definition of perfection, she said with a cackle, "Well, the thing is, you never really reach perfect, so that's why you always go back to practice.
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A government official, pressed on Trudeau's handling of the affair and criticism from Liberals, said the prime minister was "very proud of the team" and focusing on his agenda.
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Although producing concerts wasn't a moneymaking enterprising — profits went to the church, as they will go to Green-Wood — Mr. Ousley enjoyed it so much that he pressed on.
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" Pressed on who should be held to account for the murder, the president said that "maybe the world should be held accountable, because the world is a vicious place.
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The last defendant Oklahoma blamed for the opioid overdose crisis — pharma juggernaut Johnson & Johnson — pressed on to what became a seven-week trial by judge that lasted through July.
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At the end of the last session, the guru had asked her to accompany him on a walk through the trees; they pressed on until they reached a clearing.
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When Pooler pressed on whether Cernovich needed to pass some "credibility" test to pursue the documents, Randazza said that would be improper and could sweep more broadly than intended.
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" When pressed on this by Harvest Public Media in 2125, he doubled down on his stance, saying "we don't know definitively in my opinion what is causing climate change.
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Pressed on a report by The New York Times and The El Paso Times in which Border Patrol agents and others who had visited a facility in Clint, Tex.
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Pressed on a report by The New York Times and The El Paso Times in which Border Patrol agents and others who had visited a facility in Clint, Tex.
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" Pressed on what would happen if Sanders did win the nomination, Trujillo replied: "Considering he honeymooned in Russia, likely lots of shots of vodka for us to come around.
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When pressed on Facebook's refusal to fact-check political ads, Everson tried to defend the company's stance by referencing the rules that govern how broadcasters must handle political advertisements.
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Other Marines have called them traitors and threatened them with violence, but they have pressed on in what they see as a battle for the future of the Corps.
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" Zatezalo refused to say Tuesday whether he believes the patterns of violation rule should be rolled back, but when pressed on the issue, said the rule has been "effective.
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SpaceIL pressed on, signing with Elon Musk's SpaceX to launch their craft to the moon on board a Falcon 9 rocket, which is scheduled for launch on February 21.
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Standing behind the idea that states should have the final say has become an almost rote response of Republican members of Congress when they are pressed on social issues.
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The limited Western intervention, far from any contested battlefront, has shown no sign of having any impact on the ground, where Assad's forces have pressed on with his offensive.
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Pressed on whether she would now vote leave, she said she would look at everything and come to a judgment, but stressed that there would not be another referendum.
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When Bachmann was pressed on how she felt about the comments from the perspective of being a woman and mother, the Minnesota Republican devoted her answer to instead slamming Clinton.
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Carney was pressed on more exact timing in an interview with CNBC in Washington, where he is attending a meeting of the International Monetary Fund, but declined to be drawn.
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Barr made clear he did not "exonerate" Trump on obstruction Pressed on his critical decision not to charge Trump with obstructing the Mueller probe, Barr made a bit of news.
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Under Ramirez, the agency pressed on with its effort to establish itself as a cyber cop by suing companies, like Wyndham Hotels in 2012, over sloppy handling of consumer data.
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" But when pressed on President Donald Trump's budget, Bryan said, "The only remedy I have and all I can do is look to where those capabilities can be performed elsewhere.
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What's worse, though, is that the ink material inside the piece did not fully harden, and when I pressed on my fake Lego, pink ink started squeezing out the side.
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But when pressed on whether those who have been living in Texas' affected areas, and were undocumented, Bossert reiterated the White House's priority to deport those with a criminal record.
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When pressed on the details of the call, Trump said he didn't want to elaborate and reiterated that the U.S. had multiple calls at the highest levels with the Chinese.
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And what we're hoping is that there will be a dialogue going forward with Congress as to how that plan is developed, and that's what they were pressed on most.
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Hoping the court would guarantee stronger protections against gender discrimination, Ms Ginsburg pressed on, arguing five more gender-equality cases before the court in the coming years and winning four.
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But in the past few months it has taken a harder line and pressed on with pollution controls, hitting coalminers, cement-makers, paper mills, chemical factories, textile firms and more.
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When pressed on how he thought Trump would perform as the 45th U.S. president, Obama struck an optimistic tone, "He's sincere in wanting to be a successful president," Obama said.
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Melissa Butler, a companion of Mr. Gurley's and a resident of the building, was hunched over him in a hysterical state as she pressed on his chest, the lieutenant said.
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When pressed on what could cause the decline he predicts, Faber responded that "you never know exactly why this will happen," adding that he believes the market's gains are unsustainable.
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"On Friday, she made a decision with her doctors to just power through this," Mook said when Tapper pressed on why the campaign hadn't disclosed that diagnosis at the time.
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Both parliaments have pressed on with their own bills as a backstop in case a deal cannot be reached, but have made more positive statements on an agreed outcome recently.
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When pressed on whether or not the president was recording conversations in the Oval Office or elsewhere in the White House, the press secretary repeatedly declined to answer the question.
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Mnuchin pressed on Trump's promise not to cut Medicaid: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was pressed Tuesday about President Trump's broken campaign promise not to cut Medicaid to reduce healthcare costs.
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Pressed on the bank's own preparations for Britain's proposed departure from the European Union next March, he said the bank was ready to rein in lending and investment if necessary.
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About 15 minutes later, as the news conference continued, Trump was pressed on his claim and said that he was "told" Obama didn't often call the families of slain soldiers.
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" And when pressed on whether a President Sanders would hold terrorist prisoners at Guantanamo Bay or in another location, Sanders said: "Actually I haven't thought about it a whole lot.
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This is his own words only when pressed on them, did he say, 'Well, what I said and what I did were actually two separate things, so I don't know.
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While it has mostly pressed on behind the scenes for 19 months, Mueller's probe into Russian interference and links between the Trump campaign and Moscow has yielded some bombshell developments.
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Major powers agreed in Munich on Friday to a pause in combat in Syria, but Russia pressed on with bombing in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, its ally.
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He pressed on the brake and reached forward, pausing near the Start/Stop button, pausing as though the moment were inherently loaded, before finally finishing this most minor of beginnings.
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According to lawmakers in attendance, the back and forth was frank and direct and the lawmakers pressed on the collateral damage farmers could become in a trade war with China.
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But, from what I managed to gather by craning my neck, the cheese strips are stacked together — according to color — on pieces of toast before being pressed on a grill.
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Page was pressed on the meaning of the message in her interview with congressional investigators, and she confirmed that the text was related to the Russia investigation into potential collusion.
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However, when pressed on whether or not the company would provide information about the algorithms it uses to decide which ads users receive, Zuckerberg did not give a direct answer.
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Instead of uttering the words "I'm sorry" or attempting to express any semblance of credible remorse for his vulgarity, Trump deflected each and every time he was pressed on it.
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While Republicans pressed on the idea that there was no corroborating evidence in the interviews, Democrats challenged the legitimacy of the investigation and the veracity of some of the witnesses.
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A boy emerged into the circle of light, his fists clasped around small treasures; he uncurled them to show pumpkin seeds, which he pressed on two strangers, then ran off.
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At the same time, aides reported that senators traveling their states were not being pressed on Mr. Trump's attack on Mr. McCain by either the public or local news media.
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" Pressed on whether that was her position "no matter how much money Donald Trump is raising," Ms. Warren replied: "Yeah, I'm not going to do the big-dollar fund-raisers.
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A White House official had subsequently confirmed the existence of the meeting to CNBC, but when pressed on attendees, the official would only say no real estate investors were present.
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" Key phrase: "Spicer, pressed on a number of Trump associates' connections to Russian operatives, claimed Manafort played a 'limited role (in the campaign) for a very limited amount of time.
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Nor did he elaborate, when pressed on how to square his resolve with what Mr. Zarif had just told me — that all limits on Iran's centrifuge program have been suspended.
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And because she keeps stressing her passion for education, she should be pressed on how she swerved from past positions that essentially aligned her with Betsy DeVos to the opposite.
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As Ankara pressed on with an offensive against Kurdish militants in northeastern Syria, Stoltenberg said Turkey must ensure that progress in pushing back Islamic State in Syria was not jeopardized.
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Pressed on the situation by reporters during a White House event, Trump said he was open to imposing sanctions on Turkey if the Turks do not treat the Kurds humanely.
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During a House Financial Committee hearing on Wednesday, major US bank CEOs, including Dimon, were repeatedly pressed on pay, particularly in relation to their multi-million-dollar compensation packages. Rep.
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But pressed on what made him sure about his decision, Mr. Biden again pointed to the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017 — and President Trump's reaction to it.
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When pressed on how it would be obstruction, Dean said leaking the questions could be an attempt to "try to disrupt the flow of information" or tip off a witness.
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Pressed on why Congress has not voted on any other gun-related bills since the Parkland shooting, Rubio argued that Congress, by nature, doesn't move as quickly as state legislatures.
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Chaffetz dodged when pressed on whether he thinks Trump should set up a blind trust run by an independent entity for his businesses instead of handing control to his children.
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It was on the day of Paloma's funeral that Ledezma decided to help those who seek justice for similar cases and she has pressed on despite threats from organized criminals.
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We don't play favourites and we love all our deals equally, but if we were pressed on a favourite it's difficult to look past the 23andMe DNA test for £72.79.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen will likely be pressed on those questions when she testifies before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday and the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.
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" When pressed on the issue, she said she thought senators on the intel committee should know more about it, but she would "have to know more about it to know.
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Pressed on getting gun control measures in the omnibus, Schumer said he believes it is unlikely given GOP opposition to expanded background checks and the broader measures backed by Democrats.
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" Pressed on whether she would consider an Abrams-Biden ticket, the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial candidate said, "I'm open to a number of options right now, I've got plenty of options.
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Pressed on whether such a tax would increase costs for American consumers, Spicer said there would be offsetting "dynamic" benefits to having a border wall paid for by a border tax.
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" Pressed on whether he has a red line for intervention, Trump said, "I don't want to say, but we have lots of options and some of them are very tough options.
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In an interview on ABC's "This Week," Conway was pressed on whether the White House will respond to more than 200,000 petition signatures calling on Trump to release his tax returns.
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President Donald Trump gleefully pressed on another culture war hot button Thursday afternoon, issuing an executive order that's supposed to address allegedly serious threats to free speech on America's college campuses.
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Jerry Nadler, D-New York, questioned why Trump had not spoken out against anti-Semitic incidents in the US despite being pressed on the issue multiple times during recent news conferences.
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" When pressed on the claim during an interview with BuzzFeed News, Richards could not back up his claim and said that "when we talk about documentation, that's all subject to interpretation.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, sought to keep clear of the presidential mess altogether when pressed on his thoughts about Mr. Trump skipping this week's Republican debate.
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He offered little in the way of context and absolutely nothing in the way of credit for artist Meli Magali, even when pressed on the issue in responses to the tweet.
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It was only last month that President Donald Trump threatened North Korea with "fire and fury" if it pressed on with its campaign to develop nuclear weapons capable of striking America.
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The Americans had blocked them through rebel groups in the area, the commander said, so the Syrian army and allied forces opened a new route and pressed on to the border.
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One of the two sources said that Alaska had expected that it would be able to work out a deal with the government before Monday but pressed on after the deadline.
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Justifying the arduous trip, he not only made it through the qualifying stage but pressed on to reach the last eight, lifting his ranking to 126th in Asia among under-14s.
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Rosen, during his April confirmation hearing, was also pressed on how he would handle the job at the Justice Department, including questions about his stance on releasing the full Mueller report.
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Pressed on whether recent events, including the Trump administration's response to wildfires in her home state of California, have made her more seriously consider a presidential bid in 2020, Harris demurred.
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"I think it was Russia, but I think it was probably other people and/or countries, and I see nothing wrong with that statement," Trump said when pressed on the matter.
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Eventually, the class action got thrown out—a federal court said Kline missed a filing deadline, though his attorney blamed the banks for failing to produce information—but Kline pressed on.
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Trump needs to be pressed on the who, what, when and why, in a setting where any false answers would subject him to a possible felony conviction when he leaves office.
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"I don't see it working," the mother of four later said, after being pressed on a previous comment she made that she'd divorce Joe if he was forced to live abroad.
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In 2013, Kindleysides was diagnosed with a brain tumor -- a benign glioma -- that was growing in a way that pressed on certain nerves, leading to him losing feeling in his legs.
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Pressed on those issues by reporters at a news briefing on Wednesday afternoon, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, insisted there was no crisis afoot in the West Wing.
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When pressed on climate change, Trump and other elected Republicans routinely use the economy as a shield to avoid committing to any policies to slow or adapt to climate change. Sen.
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When pressed on CBS on the matter, Mr. Pompeo said he had raised the issue of human rights "in multiple conversations" with Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, and other officials.
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Here's the deal ... Conor raised the idea of fighting PacMan during his Pay-Per-View Q&A session over the weekend while being pressed on the possibility of fighting Floyd Mayweather.
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Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in remarks to reporters General Milley was more specific than other administration officials when pressed on what "imminent" attacks meant.
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Sessions is known as the foremost immigration hawk in the Senate, so you can bet he'll be pressed on an issue that has liberals on edge in the age of Trump.
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If his pro-Clinton site had taken off, he said, he would have pressed on with that, but "people did not engage," so he focused on serving pro-Trump supporters instead.
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She was pressed on an interview in which she blanked on the name of Mexico's president and made a joke about trivia that was not landing, until Buttigieg made her angry.
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While my colleague patiently pressed on with questions concerning the marginal rate, Mr. Toomey and I digressed to hive innovations, the behavior of queens and the merits of home-produced honey.
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But when pressed on the issue in his interview with the Times, Trump explained that he thought the U.S. lagged behind allies and adversaries alike when it came to cybersecurity expertise.
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Since replacing Zuma as president in February, Ramaphosa has pressed on with reform, surprising many with the speed at which he is addressing problems at Eskom that have festered for years.
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But when pressed on what happened after the July call between Trump and Zelensky, and if she felt confident there was no quid pro quo, Conway said she did not know.
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But when pressed on whether she would fire a rival firm, which employs a white male partner she has long relied on, if it were not diverse enough, Ms. Fang demurred.
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When pressed on this point by CNN's Dana Bash, he didn't budge — except to say that he might support screening the Christians to make sure they're not Muslims hiding as Christians.
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But though sources told CNN Rubio was going to jump in the race, he has yet to officially announce a reelection bid, and has been evasive when pressed on his future plans.
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He also attended a Planned Parenthood forum, where he was pressed on his recent reversal on the Hyde Amendment -- the law that prohibits federal funds from being used to pay for abortions.
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" Undeterred, Gupta pressed on: "For same-sex adoption, where the two parents are both men, they would not be receiving special leave for that because they don't need to recover or anything?
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" When pressed on whether his ultimate goal is to make Instagram better, or in some subtle way to make humans better, he demurs: "I actually think it's about making the internet better.
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