I think a lot of developers talk about feeling pressured to crunch, or feeling pressured to have their passion be exploited sometimes.
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When I hear this question I start to think about Muslims feeling pressured to eat pork or Christians feeling pressured to have sex before marriage.
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Namely, women may feel less pressured to be polite, but more pressured to do "whatever it takes" to strike a hard bargain — even if "whatever it takes" involves unethical behavior.
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But does he feel pressured to pop the question soon?
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Some people complained new members were pressured to drink alcohol.
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The actress said she was pressured to lose 35 lbs.
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They should be pressured to live up to their word.
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Ben, feeling pressured to share information, might just clam up.
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You don't feel pressured to rush your product to market.
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QUINTANILLA: WE ARE BEING PRESSURED TO LET YOU GO, GARY.
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Some have been pressured to issue videotaped or written apologies.
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Teachers feel overworked and pressured to stay in their roles.
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Still, I felt pressured to take the exams that day.
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"I'm not feeling pressured to make a choice," she said.
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I hope you're not feeling pressured to cook dinner tonight.
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What other people were pressured to go along with this?
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Mr. O'Sullivan was not fired; he was pressured to resign.
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She said she was "pressured" to pose nude before this instance.
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More than 220% felt pressured to do things a certain way.
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McDougal said she was misled and pressured to sign the deal.
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But in reality, I felt pressured to look skinny and confident.
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So why do I feel so pressured to learn from it?
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Republicans nonetheless felt pressured to respond legislatively to the Orlando massacre.
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Brown has said, though, that he is being pressured to run.
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I don't want to be pressured to put politics in art.
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I ask if she's ever felt pressured to fight for space.
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Today, by contrast, we walk in and we're pressured to perform.
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A second potential competitor also complained of being pressured to quit.
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Have you felt pressured to conform to certain norms of femininity?
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Do any of you ever feel pressured to give pieces away?
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He said he been pressured to resign, without giving further details.
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Police departments were pressured to reconsider their policies for using force.
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Sometimes people feel pressured to say that to keep their job.
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Meanwhile, Trump was pressured to switch to an iPhone for security reasons.
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Once they've labeled us, I feel pressured to stay in that role.
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Co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to resign in June.
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This isn't the first time Miquela has been pressured to reveal herself.
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She tried to dodge him but also felt pressured to appease him.
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We are pressured to stay on campus year-round for "voluntary" workouts.
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Instead, look for a time when you don't feel pressured to multitask.
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Mr Abromavicius says he was pressured to let these appointments go through.
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Would any other country be pressured to engage in such a discussion?
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Some wonder if it might feel pressured to leave the EU, too.
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Art organizations, universities, and other democratic institutions are pressured to follow orders.
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"This should keep the risk trades pressured to the downside," Twidale added.
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They feel pressured to go to work, according to a new study.
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In turn, insurers are not pressured to offer more affordable insurance products.
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We need new laws, and Congress may be pressured to deliver some.
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Interviews and documents show that students were pressured to give favorable reviews.
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Many of these companies are now pressured to find new revenue streams.
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Many women felt pressured to wear short skirts and heels, they said.
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Anya wasn't pressured to make every scene like she's a sex symbol.
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Do young people feel pressured to wear — or not wear — certain brands?
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Students were constantly pressured to take more courses and recruit other students.
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Prosecutors are being pressured to expand their inquiry to include Ms. Park.
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Businesses are pressured to reward the clique's friends and punish its enemies.
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Whether the family can be pressured to sell is open for question.
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Some said they felt pressured to sign over farmland to the cooperative.
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Implying, without evidence, that employees have been pressured to sign union cards.
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But you don't need to feel pressured to stay a certain size.
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Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Donnelly could be pressured to vote for Kavanaugh.
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Hadley Todd from Wilmington, N.C., has not ever been pressured to betray personal beliefs: I honestly cannot remember a time where I have been pressured to betray my beliefs, but I have definitely pressured another to do so unintentionally.
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I'm sick of feeling pressured to succumb to that kind of sexual dynamic.
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More importantly, no woman should feel pressured to keep these complaints to herself.
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And faculties are pressured to lower content and grading standards as a result.
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I personally do not feel overly pressured to do well on these tests.
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Page Six reported some NBC News staffers felt pressured to sign the letter.
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More recently young Afghans there have reportedly been pressured to fight in Syria.
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When I was at Drake, I was pressured to leave for whatever reason.
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Co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to step down in June.
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Boards have long been pressured to break up the CEO and chairman roles.
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Still, Reber suggested that it's possible Zuckerberg gets pressured to temporarily step away.
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One other cause: Twenty-three percent felt pressured to shell out the money.
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It was widely suspected that the judges had felt pressured to do this.
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But things didn't work out, and Pourkay says he was pressured to leave.
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Other art institutions are being pressured to take down Mr. Close's work entirely.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Byford said he was not pressured to resign.
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And that can make others feel pressured to follow suit to stay competitive.
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US companies are being pressured to comply with these standards under ADA requirements.
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This led harried drivers who felt pressured to race to complete their routes.
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She subsequently insisted that she was pressured to plead guilty in the case.
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Don't give in to scams that make you feel pressured to act quickly.
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Officers told us they were pressured to issue as many tickets as possible.
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"He was pressured to say that he was in a gang," Rosenbaum said.
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Scientists should not feel pressured to discuss their deliberations outside this particular forum.
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Once in Uganda, they were pressured to deny they even came from Israel.
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You can keep some things to yourself, so don't feel pressured to share everything.
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TC: Are staff attorneys pressured to resolve cases within a certain amount of time?
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Avenatti said that she did so because she was being pressured to keep silent.
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Sex, Dr. Britton says, shouldn't be about feeling pressured to put on a show.
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States and cities could be pressured to cut their own taxes or slash services.
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It's unclear if he was pressured to resign or did so on his own.
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Mr. Ciafone suggested that his wife and the company had been pressured to donate.
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"We were pressured to buy a lot of books," O'Donnell tells the New Republic.
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You will feel pressured to overdo it by people who have authority over you.
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Information is coming your way, but don't feel pressured to give an immediate response.
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At one point, the cofounders were seriously pressured to add videos onto the site.
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"I used to feel really pressured to post the whole weekend," Mr. Dillon said.
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I admit I have been pressured to change my beliefs because of other people.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions (or his successor) will be pressured to appoint special counsels.
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If you did, would you have to (or be pressured to) pay them better?
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They are constantly pressured to look royal, and don't have a lot of privacy.
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Instead, male students often feel pressured to conform to stereotypes instead of being themselves.
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Don't feel pressured to spend all your time, money, or energy on stan activities.
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At roll calls, they were pressured to generate numbers: write tickets and make arrests.
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The Solomons is feeling pressured to shift allegiance to China, its biggest trading partner.
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"I think in the beginning you feel pressured [to set a wedding date]," Fletcher said.
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The Fed then might be pressured to keep rates low to make financing costs manageable.
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For women who feel pressured to wear makeup, this may feel like a welcome release.
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Appreciating downtime in bed without feeling pressured to sleep can help people immensely, Winter adds.
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I felt pressured to get it done, and it didn't get done the proper way.
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Coats and Rogers said they had never felt "pressured" to intervene in a federal investigation.
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Beijing may now feel pressured to expand the size of its nuclear arsenal in response.
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Mike Rogers issued blanket statements that they had never felt "pressured" to influence an investigation.
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And the antechinus illustrates that, but unfortunately, it's being pressured to the verge of extinction.
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He stressed that he would not resign if pressured to do so by Trump. 4.
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In the current political environment, intelligence professionals will be pressured to issue categorical, airtight conclusions.
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" The former Disney Channel star said that women feel pressured to "keep the planet populated.
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With large student loans, students can feel pressured to chase earnings, not necessarily their passions.
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Others, though, said they were pressured to buy shares in order to secure a loan.
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ROGERS: — that I felt to be inappropriate, nor have I felt pressured to do so.
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The two of them fought over the sexual acts that she felt pressured to do.
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She said she felt pressured to open the club in order to attract more investors.
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Now he's fighting back, saying he was pressured to resign, including with an extortion attempt.
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The sweeps often ensnare people who can be pressured to share information about other crimes.
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Pressured to conform to expectations for an upper-class wife, she curtailed her public recitals.
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After my mother said no, he offered $40, and she felt pressured to say yes.
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But interviews with more than two dozen hosts showed that many felt pressured to comply.
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Page Six reported that some lower level staffers had felt pressured to sign the letter.
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Research has shown that black women are more likely to feel pressured to use contraceptives.
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Wiles was also pressured to part ways with Ballard Partners, a top state lobby firm.
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Before that, the president felt pressured to sign a Russia sanctions bill he didn't like.
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"Latinas are pressured to have these perfect curvaceous, hourglass bodies," the 23-year-old tells Refinery29.
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She said she was repeatedly pressured to have sex and ultimately "felt violated" by his behavior.
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What began as Spencer's mother feeling pressured to denounce her sons beliefs has resulted in Gov.
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But Senate Democrats want to know if Comey personally felt "pressured" to back off of Flynn.
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The seat had been vacant since June, when co-founder Travis Kalanick was pressured to resign.
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Private insurers often follow Medicare's lead and could feel pressured to pay more for the procedures.
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And to assimilate with those who wield power, we often feel pressured to be like them.
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" But Maduro said Mugica had been "pressured to the neck by the gringos and the Brits.
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Mining firms will also be pressured to implement measures to protect or even relocate valuable ecosystems.
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She emphasized that women shouldn't feel pressured to work out, and should listen to their bodies.
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Kalanick was pressured to step down in June after concerns were raised about Uber's company culture.
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He was pressured to resign but stayed on the board and was re-elected in 2015.
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Don't feel pressured to take on an entirely new persona if that feels weird to you.
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Indeed, franchisees are pressured to keep labor costs down, which encourages violating wage and hour laws.
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She's among the Democrats being pressured to back Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh.
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In 2007, Mr. Semel was pressured to resign and Mr. Yang took over as chief executive.
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More pressured to have sex, in fact, than the pressure they feel from their dating partners.
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We can say 'hi' and stuff but don't have to feel pressured to spend time together.
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But she hasn't forgotten her roots, even if she may have been pressured to do so.
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In places such as Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, city officials were pressured to reveal their bids.
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Democrats later showed that the transcripts had been misleadingly edited, and Bossie was pressured to resign.
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Marvel and DC shouldn't be pressured to star a female just because they are a female.
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SXSW organizers have been pressured to cancel, but so far the Austin event will soldier on.
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Some good advice I once got was to not always feel pressured to fill up time.
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Having been pressured to declare a national emergency, Mr. Trump unsurprisingly swung for the constitutional fences.
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But they also shouldn't have to feel pressured to do chores they don't want to do.
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Forecasts for a massive harvest in Brazil in coming months added pressured to the soybean market.
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Instead of talks about freeing her father, Ms. Gui said, she was pressured to keep silent.
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With hundreds of people dying, the Queen is pressured to ask her prime minister to resign.
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Make your own way there and back and don't feel pressured to go home with your date.
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They are both pressured to attract readers and blamed spectacularly when a Facebook post or tweet misfires.
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Without government-protected sick leave, vulnerable employees feel pressured to go into work to pay their bills.
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Las Vegas Sands is a great example of a company that was pressured to outperform, Najarian said.
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Do not feel pressured to adjust to other people's standards of what your morning should look like.
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Either way, Jenner shouldn't feel pressured to reveal anything about herself she doesn't want the world knowing.
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In the "romantic" reading, the woman really does want to stay but feels socially pressured to leave.
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NIO, Zhao says, may feel pressured to stand out from from the glut of startups in China.
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And do not feel pressured to make your dorm look like it's straight out of a catalog.
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Employees who become pregnant or have children were often pressured to leave the company, the complaint says.
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They just want to meet their PR without feeling pressured to appear swol to your 539 followers.
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Knowing my friends, they'll all be late, so I don't feel pressured to get there on time.
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Many black voters—indeed, many voters—often feel pressured to vote for the lesser of two evils.
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In Bolivia, Councilwoman Juana Quispe was pressured to resign after helping female colleagues file complaints of harassment.
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Voting in Venezuela is secret but state workers say they are constantly pressured to support the government.
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Foreign social media platforms have been pressured to move their servers inside Russia to facilitate state control.
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The prisoners who received the surgery said they were often pressured to do so by medical staff.
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House Chaplain Patrick Conroy rescinded his resignation Thursday, saying that he was pressured to resign without cause.
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Combined with other administration efforts, manufacturers will be pressured to keep prices lower, Azar told reporters Wednesday.
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Instead of feeling pressured to set goals for the New Year, start whenever you feel like it.
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In a runoff, Republicans would be pressured to get over their infighting and unify behind whoever emerges.
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Kidjo fled her homeland in the 1980s after being pressured to perform for the country's repressive regime.
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We know some anchors tried to resist, but for many reasons, they felt pressured to read it.
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Michael was pressured to step down by the board ahead of Sunday's meeting, several sources told Recode.
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Do you feel pressured to be more political now, because the world is in so much tumult?
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And I think people are pressured to keep that personal illusion going on in their real lives.
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They reported feeling "invisible," stuck in the middle of their parents' issues, and pressured to choose sides.
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At trial, he was pressured to denounce 120 Jews who secretly followed their faith, including his relatives.
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I felt pressured to not participate last week because my teacher was clearly biased against the protesters.
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In addition, these participants reported feeling significantly more pressured to comply than the control group imagined feeling.
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Seventy-two percent of teens felt pressured to respond immediately to texts, notifications and social media messaging.
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Don't feel pressured to buy what they are selling; just say no nicely and then say goodbye.
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Gwen is soon pressured to undergo "GenetImprovement," a form of genetic engineering that makes doping seem minor.
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Workers in the tent in 2019 said they were pressured to take shortcuts to hit production goals.
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Ukrainian officials, including Zelensky, have said they did not feel pressured to give in to Trump's conditions.
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Held on bails they can't afford, they're pressured to take plea deals that result in automatic convictions.
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We are pressured to do what everyone else is doing without even realizing the pressure is there.
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In conceptualizing her own Medea, Travieso felt pressured to pick one characterization angle and stand by it.
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Be wary if you are pressured to act immediately or are promised success rates that are too good.
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"I think in the beginning you feel pressured [to set a wedding date]," Fletcher told PEOPLE in August.
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"We may opt to sell assets instead of being pressured to do it," director Luis Fernando Martinez said.
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You also won't feel as pressured to buy a car that isn't the best fit for your needs.
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As mobile devices become more powerful, developers will be pressured to invest more money into each mobile game.
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As mobile devices become more powerful, developers will be pressured to invest more money into each mobile game.
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If it's true that he was pressured to drop the investigation, it's unlikely that was for arbitrary reasons.
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And some Colombians may have felt pressured to tell pollsters they were voting for peace despite private doubts.
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She recalled feeling "pressured" to perform oral sex on Ansari and getting increasingly uncomfortable during their time together.
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Don't feel pressured to say that you'll be checking your emails if you really need the time away.
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This should go without saying, but no one — famous or not — should feel pressured to share personal information.
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We must entertain the possibility that Microsoft and GitHub will be pressured to remove the repository as well.
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Some mothers also felt pressured to have medical interventions such as an induction (15%) or a cesarean (13%).
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"When you leave the house sometimes you feel pressured to think you need to look great," she said.
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Maybe now that Elliott was caught doing something on video, the NFL will feel pressured to act. [TMZ]
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It's well understood that women can develop body image issues when they feel pressured to be model-thin.
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Families that make such allegations have traditionally been pressured to consult a rabbi before contacting law enforcement authorities.
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If they're on social media they're going to start being pressured to present themselves in a certain way.
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We also feel pressured to sign for our deportation as a quick means to reunite with our children.
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Darius should obviously get the surgery; it's equally obvious why he feels pressured to stay on the show.
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Like everyone we spoke to, Nancy felt pressured to take on more and more responsibilities outside of school.
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Or it might be that Obama (and Trump, too) set precedents that Trump is now pressured to follow.
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You feel peer-pressured to overdo it, but you are the true authority in your life, dear fish.
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China's central bank might also be pressured to cut interest rates, as other global central banks have done.
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Associates are pressured to "make rate," with the rate number increasing and decreasing depending on the season's demand.
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Chris Bukowski, a five-time contestant, was pressured to propose to a woman he didn't like very much.
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At least those Republicans who feel pressured to say something constructive now seem to be adopting their rhetoric.
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As anti-vaccine groups have infiltrated social media, companies have been pressured to stem the tide of misinformation.
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To make room for new infrastructure and avoid international embarrassment, street dwellers have been quietly pressured to disappear.
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Those countries could then be pressured to cut off exports, grounding North Korea's missiles without firing a shot.
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Civil society activists say government officials seemed pressured to move forward with the contracts despite unresolved legal issues.
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Advocates argued that some people seeking services at religious organizations may feel pressured to participate in religious activity.
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Schumer's office said McConnell was pressured to make the changes following massive pressure from Congress and the public.
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You hear a rumor that an employee of the family business was pressured to quit because he's gay.
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If Eckerle is right, the stepdaughter may have felt pressured to help get her stepfather out of prison.
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He said some prescribers are pressured to pick the more expensive drug to help cover their bottom line.
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Justin Amash, a Republican-turned-Independent and vocal Trump critic, is being pressured to be an impeachment manager.
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Homeowners who have fallen behind are being pressured to accept harsher terms that could tilt them toward foreclosure.
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Less than a dozen more have either been suspended or have described feeling pressured to leave their positions.
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Although she initially denied that she'd ever slept with Trump, Daniels said she was pressured to say that.
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As Mercury spends its final moments in your sign Saturday, you are pressured to get things off your chest.
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He asked personal questions and made her feel pressured to extend the dinner and drink with him, she said.
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Maintenance crews are pressured to quickly close residents' work orders, a Corvias employee told one Meade family in October.
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But even being able to move against gas pressured to 4 psi does require a certain amount of strength.
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I've never felt pressured to present myself a certain way just because bobsledding is a sport dominated by men.
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News agency Reuters reported Thursday, citing sources, that policymakers were being pressured to oversee a 10-15 percent debasement.
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"We must entertain the possibility that Microsoft and GitHub will be pressured to remove the repository," the letter reads.
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She revealed she'd been afraid to eat in front of her coaches, and was pressured to ignore serious injuries.
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But he stressed that Berlin would not be pressured to give up the Nord Stream project, which Washington opposes.
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But as the Fed raises interest rates, banks will be pressured to pass on those higher rates to depositors.
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Two top U.S. intelligence officials denied Wednesday that they had ever felt "pressured" to intervene in a federal investigation.
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She told investigators she didn't have any of those symptoms, and that she felt pressured to get the hysterectomy.
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Those followers were pressured to donate their possessions, and work for businesses linked to the church, the report found.
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The idea is that when one taxpayer is audited, they'll tell others who then feel pressured to file honestly.
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Brittain also denied Whitbread had been pressured to accelerate the sale by activist investor Elliott and other hedge funds.
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A New York Times report in March, though, showed how some students recalled being pressured to give positive reviews.
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Vrionis also said that as deals grow, more firms are pressured to cover more types of deals and industries.
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Influenced by the way the media depicts beauty, many people feel pressured to follow a certain standard of beauty.
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This can make kids feel pressured to perform to help mum and dad get the right snap to share.
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Others recounted being pressured to limit their fuel consumption and fearful of being reprimanded if they complained of fatigue.
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On sets, I saw women constantly pressured to exploit their sexuality and then chastised as sluts for doing so.
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White people, who aren't usually pressured to do this kind of racial work, can just concentrate on their jobs.
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This is shaping up to be a classic Washington dynamic: Democrats being pressured to compromise in advance, with phantoms.
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She essentially destroys the notion that a woman should feel pressured to accept injustice quietly, like a "good girl".
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Several potential candidates have complained of being pressured to quit, hounded through the courts, or threatened with corruption prosecutions.
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I've definitely known of girls who have been pressured to send nude phtotos, even if they didn't want to.
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She had previously told Gomez that she had been pressured to falsely identify his client as a murder suspect.
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Critics and rivals have been pressured to leave, have been put behind bars, or have died under mysterious circumstances.
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Countries that share borders with Germany, particularly Austria, might even feel pressured to mimic this sort of border closing.
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But others also note that Sri Lanka's government, still heavily indebted to China, could be pressured to allow it.
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And your roommates should not have to feel pressured to do chores that are not a priority for them.
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It raised questions about whether the Justice Department was being pressured to go after Trump's enemies for political reasons.
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Davidson has said, separately, that allegations by both women that they were pressured to sign the agreements are misleading.
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This man was pressured to come here a year earlier, leaving his family, a wife and young child, behind.
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Black PR services have become so lucrative in the Philippines that many PR firms feel pressured to offer them.
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The White House and its allies argue that the Cuban government remains despotic and must be pressured to reform.
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Tang said he was pressured to sell one 10,000-square-foot field for HK$200 ($26) per square foot.
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Until such guidance exists, employees will feel pressured to use Trump properties just in case the boss takes notice.
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Former journalists at the Walla news site have attested to being pressured to refrain from negative reporting of Netanyahu.
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She said Porter "was not pressured" to resign and that he made the decision to leave on his own.
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In one case, a woman was pressured to delete hers out of fear that her family might find out.
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They show up even though many are pressured to marry as adolescents, sidetracking their own goals for a man's.
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Members of the House and Senate should be pressured to bring them to a vote before the election recess.
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That may help explain why postwar, women were dismissed from their jobs and pressured to return to the home.
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Inspectors reported feeling pressured to turn a blind eye to safety problems or risk being reassigned to distant ports.
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Justices wouldn't feel pressured to stay on the bench until they get a friendly president to nominate a replacement.
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After artists featured in a Chimento Contemporary exhibition engaged with protesters outside, their show was pressured to shut down.
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Safechuck also made it clear that he in no way wants others to feel pressured to share their personal experiences.
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But doctors, who weren't conducting even such basic checks, are now being pressured to give more thought to their prescriptions.
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This is a goodbye dinner for my closest friend on my team, and I'm feeling pressured to drink with everyone.
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Rather than feeling pressured to work late into the night if she's feeling exhausted, Mulder said she can step back.
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Because Christmas fell on a Monday last year, shoppers were more pressured to get gifts on the Friday before Christmas.
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An aide for Trump said that Romney did not volunteer his tax return but was instead pressured to do so.
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Dade County, Florida, which Sessions had successfully pressured to terminate its sanctuary policies, also received a grant for 25 officers.
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"We must entertain the possibility that Microsoft and GitHub will be pressured to remove the repository as well," it read.
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" Employees told WSJ that culture included being pressured to work extra hours and on holidays to avoid being fired. "Mr.
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"Observers" lingered outside polling places, crossing the names of those expected (or pressured) to vote for GD off their lists.
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Far too often, new parents feel pressured to handle everything perfectly on their own, which is both unrealistic and unhealthy.
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The Venezuelan government used ample state resources to get voters out on Sunday and public workers were pressured to vote.
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"I think in the beginning you feel pressured [to set a wedding date]," Fletcher, 26, told PEOPLE earlier this month.
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Johnson said she felt pressured to exclusively breastfeed her baby, and she says she was unaware that he became malnourished.
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I feel a bit pressured to spend more than I was intending, but I'm in a pinch and this works.
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The rates plummeted after Pearl Harbor as draft boards were pressured to send young men to war, ready or not.
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YM: She tells us to just stay motivated, not to get pressured to do nothing we don't want to do.
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Later the woman told a second friend in one of the messages that she felt pressured to drink that evening.
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Vassar told VICE Sports that he felt pressured to release a statement of his own after seeing the school's statement.
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Watch and find out why Cao's story speaks to so many who have felt pressured to look a certain way
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Yet many of my college students think that anal sex is "the norm"—and describe feeling pressured to try it.
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That day, in the U.S., regulators appearing before a Senate committee were pressured to step up oversight of the company.
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So, you know, definitely don't feel pressured to get yourself a rose gold solitaire unless you really, really want to.
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Senate Republicans endure a nightmare of being pressured to defend a president that many of them privately view with horror.
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Had Ben been born a generation or two earlier, we would have been pressured to put him in an institution.
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Four officers in the 12-man force admitted to an outside investigator that they felt pressured to file inaccurate charges.
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Contractors said they felt pressured to transcribe the sensitive files for fear of losing their job if they didn&apost.
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I felt pressured to be perceived as intelligent-but-not-intimidating, confident-but-not-aggressive and approachable-but-not-dense.
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United Technologies is basically doing that with the Carrier factory it was pressured to keep in Indiana by the president.
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Pay attention to the group dynamic and don't feel pressured to decide right away if you'll be drinking or not.
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Employees of TikTok in the US were reportedly pressured to censor "culturally problematic" content that might offend the Chinese government.
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I am good with my finances, I don't spend my money on stupid things or when I feel pressured to.
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That then can become a cascade: He testifies against others, who in turn are pressured to testify against still others.
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But some franchisees say they're being pressured to open too many stores as food companies push for new revenue streams.
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Ukraine may thus feel pressured to carry out its end of the Mink II agreement even as Russia does not.
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"And why is it that the only one being pressured to leave is a woman?" demanded one of Pelosi's friends.
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Members from moderate districts or purple states are routinely pressured to support their party leadership on unpopular measures in Congress.
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Managers were pressured to identify the weak links and get them out so that we can have a faster rate.
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Anti-money laundering workers were pressured to quickly sift through transactions to assess whether they were suspicious, the employees said.
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He insisted that he could not recall being pressured to act inappropriately in his almost three years in the post.
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A rare ceremony at an ancient synagogue brought 210 Jews back to Egypt, decades after they were pressured to leave.
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The opposition calls this a delaying tactic and says Kabila must be pressured to hold the presidential vote this year.
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She was groomed over time, she said, and was eventually pressured to give Mr. Epstein erotic massages at his townhouse.
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Some have likened the 2011 ban to the Prohibition era, predicting that leadership will ultimately feel pressured to reverse course.
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But come March or April, when the rental season moves into high gear, landlords will be pressured to move apartments.
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Several former employees said in interviews and court filings that they felt pressured to forfeit the right to speak out.
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Do you ever feel pressured to have perfect, stress-free, always-happy relationships with your romantic partners, friends or family?
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U.S. companies complain they are pressured to hand over their competitive secrets as a condition to doing business in China.
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He's also the only tech CEO remaining on the council after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to step down.
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Slack's growing list of rivals may feel pressured to begin building their own version of shared channels, assuming they haven't already.
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Just watch out for communication issues, and don't feel pressured to make decisions when you don't have all the facts yet.
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Rights groups have said Liu will feel pressured to remain silent as long as her brother Liu Hui remains in China.
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Other negative experiences included being pressured to send photos to someone and feeling uncomfortable after seeing something of a sexual nature.
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You don't have to feel pressured to do the video' and they STILL put you in it, it is a violation.
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Lawmakers will be still be pressured to tackle the increase before September, when funding the government will become their primary focus.
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When Carlson's lawsuit went public, Kelly wrote that she was pressured to put out a positive statement about Ailes but refused.
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Bolanos' goal is to remind people that body size and weight aren't the only beauty standards women feel pressured to meet.
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The big picture: Costco is yet another mass market retailer feeling pressured to monetize a media streaming service for its customers.
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Times executive editor Dean Baquet has said that the paper's former editors do not recall being pressured to kill Waxman's story.
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Journalists here worry that there is no shortage of issues, including the lawsuit, that they will feel pressured to cover differently.
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For the last year, schoolteachers and farmers with no training in event management have been pressured to entertain the entire world.
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On the other hand, it's fairly easy to see Camp stepping into the role if Kalanick is pressured to step away.
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"My mom and I definitely feel pressured to make it what an Ole Miss room needed to look like," she says.
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Or, with MoviePass, I feel so pressured to see every movie out there that sometimes, I don't see anything at all.
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I've ordered the tips as they're needed in the game's timeline, so don't feel pressured to remember every note at once.
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More than 12 former employees said they felt pressured to meet financial goals, which jeopardized the quality of care for children.
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In his view, men are pressured to take part in these rituals of extreme shaming and humiliation, often against their will.
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Of course, not everyone will welcome Read Receipts – many turn this off when texting so they don't feel pressured to respond.
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It's not enough to just enjoy other people's content — everyone is pressured to contribute to keep these platforms interesting and afloat.
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After the signing, an Associated Press reporter asked Brooklyn team president Branch Rickey if he'd been politically pressured to sign Robinson.
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For one thing, there are already signs that retailers like Barnes & Noble are going to be pressured to drop the book.
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"You're obviously pressured to give A+ customer service, and loads of people would interpret common hospitality as romantic interest," she said.
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"We must entertain the possibility that Microsoft and GitHub will be pressured to remove the repository as well," the workers wrote.
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Nonprofits would have been pressured to collect the Social Security numbers of their donors and report the information to the IRS.
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But because the tests are "so disconnected from real-world driving behavior," European officials are being pressured to improve the tests.
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According to a New York Times report, Arizona operators were being pressured to go alone, when previously they'd worked in pairs.
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Enthusiasm has been strong for "Crazy Rich Asians," which arrives as Hollywood is being pressured to feature greater diversity on screen.
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Male colleagues and superiors made crude comments and gestures; some women were groped or pressured to trade sex for better assignments.
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Kayla Renee from Pennsylvania has never felt pressure to betray her beliefs: I have never felt pressured to betray my religion.
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To answer this question I would say I, as a Christian, have never felt pressured to betray my beliefs or religion.
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Rogers never said he wasn't asked to halt the Flynn investigation, just that he wasn't "directed" or "pressured" to do so.
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We ought to be able to enjoy the things we're not great at and shouldn't feel pressured to continually do better.
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Some are expected to face undisclosed criminal charges while others may be pressured to testify about their roles in corruption schemes.
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There has been much chatter among intelligence experts that Mr. Steele's Russian informants could have been pressured to feed him disinformation.
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We're simply trying to get at the underlying truth here: that you're sick of being pressured to feel more sexual desire.
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He also was convicted of trying to tamper with a witness, comedian Randy Credico, whom he pressured to endorse his lies.
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Seriously ill people may feel that they are a bother to others and subtly pressured to get out of the way.
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This is because every group — even countercultural ones — has its own set of norms members may feel pressured to adhere to.
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Americans' tolerance for high taxes might erode in certain places, and states could be pressured to lower their levies, Bloom said.
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In 2008, then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was pressured to resign by Ehud Barak, his Defense Minister and main coalition partner.
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No one knew if the allegations were true or if the German woman had been pressured to do it, said Bunch.
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Meanwhile, chat boards on Reddit have shared hotel workers' frustrations in feeling pressured to take overtime, and guilty when they don't.
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According to Haibon, perhaps the key to success is not feeling pressured to get engaged by the end of the show.
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You don't have to answer these questions if you are asked them in an interview — you certainly shouldn't feel pressured to.
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"Mining companies feel pressured to pass on this new cost increase to the industrial production chain," it said in a statement.
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Reuters had earlier reported that the company was being pressured to look at a possible sale by activist investor Elliott Management.
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Foreigners who get pregnant often say they feel pressured to leave their jobs and are not made aware of their rights.
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Public figures who talk about a social problem in the abstract get pressured to repudiate their associates who contribute to it.
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After legal situations and questions about its company culture, co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to step down in June.
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Juliana says she was pressured to have bariatric surgery when was 22, but the procedure did not lead to easy weight loss.
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What's so special about Squad is that it lacks the intensity of traditional video chat, where you constantly feel pressured to perform.
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When they send out too much I feel pressured to eat it all then I can't get to what I actually wanted.
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Average recess time dropped significantly in the mid 2000s as schools were pressured to improve test scores by No Child Left Behind.
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However, she added that no mother should feel pressured to breastfeed if it's not the right choice for she and her child.
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Another faculty member, Lou Densmore, had allegedly hosted sex-themed Christmas parties at his home, which some students felt pressured to attend.
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McDougal said she felt pressured to sign the agreement, which she believed prevented her from speaking publicly about her experience with Trump.
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Facebook has been pressured to stop dealing in political advertising altogether, with critics noting it's only a small part of its revenue.
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At the time Carlson's lawsuit went public, Kelly writes that she was pressured to put out positive statement about Ailes but refused.
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More than 26.403 in 10 parents (43%) who have done back-to-school shopping have felt pressured to overspend, a new Bankrate.
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Government agencies have been pressured to increase their adoption of encryption in order to secure their communications and protect the public's data.
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The best thing about Credit Karma is that because there is no paid version, you'll never be pressured to upgrade to one.
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Yet even though Saba is pressured to make a decision she doesn't agree with, the film ends on a note of hope.
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According to The New York Times, many students were pressured to give good reviews by the teachers whose jobs depended on them.
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Fierce competition pushes entrepreneurs to improve the product at lightning speed, with incredible work ethic, always pressured to develop impregnable business models.
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This pattern reflects a societal shift in Japan from the 1980s, when women were pressured to choose either marriage or a career.
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They are pressured to leave school and forced into early marriage and childbirth, following the same cycle as the generations before them.
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It's the alleged victims and the alleged victims only who can do that, and they should never feel pressured to do so.
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The lower price raised questions on whether the company was pressured to sell because it was close to breaching its debt obligations.
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With increased public awareness around plastic pollution, sneaker makers have been pressured to find alternatives to using virgin plastics in their wares.
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But often, when someone gets a friend request from their boss but want to resist, they'll feel pressured to do it anyway.
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I didn't feel pressured to come up with a super creative opening line; I was among friends after all; albeit potential ones.
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Many Afghan refugees say they are being pressured to go back by the authorities, amid worsening diplomatic relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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However, don't feel pressured to make decisions just yet—you still have a lot to consider when it comes to your partnerships.
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Most ominously of all, Congress would feel pressured to eliminate the charitable deduction entirely to prevent government-subsidized funding of political campaigns.
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He says that he was pressured to accompany the two others to Wilson's apartment and then fled when he heard Wilson scream.
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Atlanta (CNN Business)Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says he would not resign if pressured to do so by President Donald Trump.
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She says she often feels pressured to portray her life as perfect, even when she's trying to relax with family and friends.
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Grassley added that the Senate nominations calendar is full, and he does not feel pressured to vote on judges at this time.
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A new survey by OneStudy and Robitussin found that 78% of respondents feel pressured to power through the workday when they're sick.
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The North has said it will refuse to participate in talks where it would be unilaterally pressured to give up its nukes.
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But some clear trends stood out, including some participants feeling pressured to reach orgasm due to both external and inernal pressures outside.
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"He probably felt pressured to do something because he felt like subordinates were going to do it if he didn't," Kaine said.
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She was pressured to drop out of that year's Grammys, where she had been slated to present a tribute to Luther Vandross.
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Celebrities speaking out about politics doesn't hold the currency it once did—maybe that's why Griffin felt pressured to up the ante.
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All gun sellers should be pressured to declare their policy publicly — and change that policy if they're selling guns to potential criminals.
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A senior White House official said Dr. Gottlieb was not pressured to leave and that the President was "very fond" of him.
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" After the request for her resignation, she wrote on Facebook, "I was pressured to make a decision and I am seeking counsel!
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If Fosun and Shandong Ruyi are pressured to pay back some debt, they may have less money to invest in the brands.
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Closer to the conflict zone, Muslim villagers in Rathedaung township say they have been directly pressured to leave by their Rakhine neighbors.
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These are freezer and microwave safe, so don't feel pressured to eat all the leftovers within the first three days after Thanksgiving.
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Some have said the woman appears to be pressured to work out by a husband who gifted her an exercise machine unprompted.
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He also was convicted of trying to tamper with a witness, the comedian Randy Credico, whom he pressured to endorse his lies.
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In criminalizing and condemning people's identities, we create an environment where you are pressured to conform or else you suffer the consequences.
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The move came after an Iranian judoka said he was pressured to drop out of bouts to avoid facing an Israeli athlete.
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Schools are pressured to keep these students in traditional classrooms and then tie school staff's hands when it comes to disciplining them.
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And to the best of my recollection, during that same period of service, I do not recall feeling pressured to do so.
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But one source said concern had grown among Cohn's allies over the past 24 hours that he might be pressured to leave.
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A woman is pressured to forgive her abuser, and thus becomes doubly victimized by the idea that his rehabilitation is her job.
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He denied the MOC imposed a veto on fighting the extremists, but wouldn't say if he felt pressured to leave them alone.
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Don't feel pressured to meet before you're ready or for any longer than you're comfortable with – a short first date is fine. 2.
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It's time to let them go and make room for all the new meme trends we'll undoubtedly feel pressured to take part in.
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Some of the parents also said Cunat brought in Ethos because she recently had been pressured to introduce anti-police philosophies to students.
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Thankfully, I never felt pressured to succeed simply because I was surrounded by people who had already zeroed in on their natural abilities.
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But with near unanimous support for the sanctions in both the House and the Senate, Trump may be pressured to give his approval.
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Bikkannavar says he was detained by US Customs and Border Patrol and pressured to give the CBP agents his phone and access PIN.
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"Don't automatically trust referrals provided in a post, and don't feel pressured to commit to engaging services under a tight deadline," she said.
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Donald Trump said on Fox News Wednesday morning that China had "total control" over North Korea and needs to be pressured to help.
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And to the best of my recollection, during that same period of service, I do not recall ever feeling pressured to do so.
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He was once pressured to reveal publicly that he used to sing Neil Diamond songs to help his little brother get to sleep.
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As a result, 31% say that they feel unhappy or depressed at work with many feeling pressured to lie about their personal lives.
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Unlike many of the women who have spoken out as part of #MeToo, Schneider wasn't pressured to have sex to advance her career.
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The powers without the tech become anxious, while those with it feel pressured to use their "decapitation strike" advantage while they have it.
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The tech industry has been described as a "hamster wheel," with employees pressured to "spin" the company past the competition and toward greatness.
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This puts workers in a bind, because now they are pressured to funnel more and more reluctant shoppers towards the self-checkout machines.
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It could also mean the banks may be pressured to be more risk averse in their dealings as compared to ten years ago.
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Rogers and Coats said they did not feel pressured to do anything but would not describe any details of their conversations with Trump.
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"Why should I bring in something that may make my employees feel pressured to reveal their sexual orientation," 30-year-old Singh said.
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Pressured to produce documents and data to prove Guillermo's eligibility, Sonia realizes that the insurance company, Alta Salud, is determined to thwart her.
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Mr. Trump has denied a quid pro quo involving aid, and Mr. Zelensky has said he never felt pressured to pursue an investigation.
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AT&T was pressured to drop the deal after members of the U.S. Senate and House intelligence committees sent a letter on Dec.
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Finally, the StB file made one more curious observation about Trump's political future: It said he was being pressured to run for president.
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Podcast metrics aren't public, like Facebook likes or Instagram followers, so you shouldn't feel pressured to gain an audience right away, Beck said.
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In Watergate, Nixon was not criminally charged but was named as an unindicted co-conspirator and pressured to resign with impeachment charges looming.
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He said corporations need to be pressured to stop making American workers compete with workers in other countries who make pennies an hour.
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Employees at Puzder's restaurants report being pressured to work "off the clock" as they approach 40 hours in order to avoid overtime payments.
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I expected, and received, ample cabbage and tube meats, but I didn't realize just how much food I would be pressured to consume.
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Later, when Winfrey asks about the extent to which Armstrong's past teammates were pressured to dope, Lance spins into paroxysms of nitpicky detail.
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Peloton is pressured to refund the hefty "white-glove" delivery fee and provide a slew of other freebies when the transportation is botched.
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Patients with chronic pain report enormous suffering, some committing suicide as they see their lives turned upside down by doctors pressured to reduce.
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"We were pressured to sign and pay the fee," said the renter, who agreed to share her story on the condition of anonymity.
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"We were pressured to sign and pay the fee," said the renter, who agreed to share her story on the condition of anonymity.
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At the end of April, Suhr was pressured to released the full transcripts of texts exchanged between a few of the department's officers.
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FIREWALL is seven thousand miles away from China, but the exhibition has received backlash from the Chinese government, including pressured to self-censor.
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The city is now launching an investigation into whether officials had been pressured to approve the tower in spite of the warning signs.
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It causes a lot of stress, and I often feel pressured to do extra work or to have a certain focus area done.
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They discussed Warner's motivations, deciding that he did love Elle, but was being pressured to find a more suitable partner by his family.
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Chris Chmielenski, the deputy director of NumbersUSA, which lobbies for lower legal immigration, said companies should be pressured to hire more Americans instead.
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Policymakers should remember some of the biggest blunders from the crisis response back in 2008–2009 and be pressured to never repeat them.
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She wrote that she felt pressured to perform certain sex acts afterward and that Ansari didn't understand the nuances and importance of consent.
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Under President Donald Trump, scientific positions have been cut, or staff pressured to leave, which left the US less prepared for a pandemic.
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"Tenants were never pressured to leave their apartments" and the company complied with all rent regulation laws governing the property, the statement said.
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Ultimately, they threatened to withdraw from the case if they were pressured to file a recommendation to the judge that they disagreed with.
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She says she was pressured to deny the affair In 2018, her story was out and Daniels was being pursued by the media.
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Between the dog birthdays, the gender-reveal parties, and the can't-stop-won't-stop celebrations, we're constantly being socially pressured to spend money.
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If Ben had been born a generation or two earlier, we, his parents, would have been pressured to put him in an institution.
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Pressured to act quickly to shore up the CCPs' ability to withstand a shock, the FSB made a politically expedient yet risky decision.
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Brokerage firms have been pressured to go to zero fees since 2013 when Silicon Valley start-up Robinhood offered stock trading for free.
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Trump reportedly wants to fire Sessions, but has been pressured to hold off as it might be damaging as the Russia investigation unfolds.
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They were questioned without the presence of their parents or legal counsel and pressured to identify the three individuals that were ultimately convicted.
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Companies that do business with Saudi Arabia have been feeling pressured to cut ties with the country after Khashoggi vanished earlier this month.
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In particular, she describes a 226 visit to him in North Carolina during which she felt pressured to agree to various sexual acts.
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The initial announcement in April sent shares of Walmart and Target tumbling as they will be pressured to keep up with Amazon's delivery speeds.
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More than half of parents (58 percent) find themselves pressured to plan out what their kids will do for the entirety of their summer.
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Some analysts believe LG Display has been pressured to supply those panels cheaply, hurting its profitability, though the company denies that is the case.
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I stand in full support of every woman's right to not be harassed, asked or pressured to do anything they are not comfortable with.
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Or, you might feel pressured to have a party because you see all your friends on social media having birthday parties, too, she says.
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It's easy to imagine that rescuers now feel unprecedented pressured to memeify and hashtag their overlooked dogs in order to secure homes for them.
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The higher the number of House Republicans who support impeachment, the higher the number of Senate Republicans who will be pressured to support conviction.
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"The Adlers are being pressured to see their race and religion as inferior to that of Whites, dirty and unwelcome," according to the lawsuit.
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With Saudi Arabia taking the "lion's share" of production cuts, other oil producers like Iran and Iraq could also be pressured to follow suit.
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News reports have indicated that the FAA and Boeing employees felt pressured to quickly approve the 737 MAX to keep pace with Airbus' development.
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A lower cost structure would support GE's credit profile, but the company could potentially be pressured to increase financial leverage beyond Fitch's current expectations.
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Three cable operators said they were pressured to take the channel off the air at the end of March while others declined to comment.
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The officials overseeing the country's reservoirs are pressured to release that water earlier in the year because of the impending flood risk, says Diffenbaugh.
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"People may feel pressured to feel or present themselves to family members or friends in a way that shows they're okay," Dr. Forshee says.
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Morgan revealed that she was approached by D'Agostino and pressured to reduce their 10-year "friends with benefits" relationship down to just one night.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that Whole Foods was being pressured to lower its prices by one of its primary investors, Jana Partners.
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At the time Carlson's lawsuit went public, Kelly wrote that she was pressured to put out a positive statement about Ailes, but she refused.
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Its host, Luis Chataing, told CNNEspañol that he believes the network was pressured to cancel the show because of its criticisms of the government.
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According to the film, workers are strongly pressured to keep their job title off LinkedIn profiles and not share job details with family members.
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Coats, however, denied to the Senate intelligence committee Wednesday morning that he ever "felt pressured to intervene in the Russia investigation in any way."
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National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton said that despite the impression some on the NSC have, McMaster was not pressured to defend the President.
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The NFL Players Association had asked the league to remind the Jaguars that players should not be pressured to attend the workouts, ESPN said.
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I think it's really commendable to even doubt the process out loud, because I don't feel like people should be pressured to have children.
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Still, many brands worry that once they agree to sell on Amazon they will be pressured to slash prices, which would hurt profit margins.
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Plaintiff Annemarie Brown says she felt pressured to attend what Whalen called "mandatory fun" events, such as pajama parties and "boozy lunches" on workdays.
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Newspapers, websites and broadcasts that break with the party line are pressured to reverse course, and, in the worst cases, forced out of business.
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Adam Dickson said that engineers were deliberately pressured to characterize major changes in flight software as minor changes to avoid Federal Aviation Administration scrutiny.
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You know, it makes people feel kind of pressured to post the perfect picture, by extension show that they&aposre living the perfect life.
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But I know more who would feel too pressured to try it, especially if they had to justify time off that was once ordained.
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Patients also shouldn't feel pressured to allow videos, and they should know their medical care won't be influenced by whether or not they consent.
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In the snippet, the Black-ish star eloquently breaks down the effed-up (and unrealistic) beauty standards women are pressured to conform to regularly.
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Nearly one in five believe that patient safety is worse for VIPs and about a third felt pressured to order unnecessary tests and treatments.
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From actors to models, here are stars who have opened up about being pressured to lose weight in order to succeed in their career.
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Mattis said he was not concerned that military leaders felt pressured to say their troops were trained and ready, even if they were not.
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Politico reported last week that the Congressional Black Caucus, which Conyers helped found, was infuriated that Conyers was being pressured to resign while Sen.
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Things calm down as priorities change, and many people age out of feeling pressured to R.S.V.P. "yes" to every event on the social calendar.
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Maxwell Mehlman, a professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, said lower-income employees could be unduly pressured to join wellness programs.
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One student told me that during one of his home visits to China he was pressured to spy on others in the United States.
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Some of those detained are expected to face undisclosed criminal charges, and others may be pressured to testify about their roles in corruption schemes.
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YouTube is being pressured to remove ads from China Central Television, a state media channel that's allegedly spreading misinformation about protesters in Hong Kong.
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But even when not injured, youngsters pressured to become star athletes often burn out and drop out, sometimes from sports altogether, Dr. Kocher said.
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A judge's dramatic act drew attention to his accusations that he was being pressured to unfairly convict five Muslims in Thailand's insurgency-plagued south.
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Arab turnout had generally been on the decline since Israel's early days, under martial law, when historians say Arab citizens felt pressured to vote.
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He also said he ran a brothel and had been pressured to sell drugs to raise money for her election campaign, but had refused.
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Mothers, in particular, are pressured to be the perfect parent: Most of the advice on social media and parenting blogs is directed at them.
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They are pressured to consume "mall-truck food," which may or may not contain "winnowing agents" meant to gradually eliminate the surplus population altogether.
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But at the behest of liberal party leaders in the Senate, those vulnerable Democrats are being pressured to fight for ObamaCare at every turn.
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But Bartos says women shouldn't feel pressured to do it right away, just because they hit a certain amount of weeks on the calendar.
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A French judge said she had been pressured to vote for Russian pair skaters Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze, but later withdrew her claim.
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Some staffers were skeptical that it was adequately investigated by higher-ups, and some questioned whether Christina had been pressured to change her story.
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A man who tweeted about throwing an In-N-Out order in the trash said he felt pressured to respond to the tweet's backlash.
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Charitable organizations would have been pressured to invest in expensive cyber security defenses, but any breaches would have opened them up to legal action.
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His son was pressured to fork over thousands of dollars, ostensibly to help a recently widowed woman get a wheelchair for her disabled son.
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Asked if Whitbread had been pressured to accelerate the sale by activist investor Elliott and other hedge funds, Chief Executive Alison Britain said no.
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According to The Washington Post, employees of TikTok in the U.S. were pressured to censor "culturally problematic" content that might offend the Chinese government.
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Sometimes, company spokesmen may unintentionally lie because they feel pressured to give an answer, even though they may be unsure of what actually happened.
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In the creepiest moment, Peter is pressured to visit their old hide-out in an abandoned train tunnel where they used to smoke pot.
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All, however, described being overcome by his prestige, which they said made them feel pressured to expose themselves for reasons they struggled to justify.
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Women should never feel pressured to or obligated to send nudes unless they want to, and this tongue-in-cheek response couldn't be more perfect.
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In 2014, Anna del Gaizo came forward accusing Richardson of sexual assault, saying she felt pressured to have sex at a shoot in his home.
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AT&T was pressured to drop the deal after lawmakers sent a letter to Pai citing concerns about Huawei's plans to launch U.S. consumer products.
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Chad Michael Murray's wife, Sarah Roemer, is throwing some shade Sophia Bush's way after the actress said she felt pressured to marry Murray in 2005.
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One involves the sort of limited, punitive strikes that former President Barack Obama was pressured to execute and that President Trump saw through last year.
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She had a sexual relationship with Jacoby, and told BuzzFeed News that she felt pressured to do so because of his influence on her career.
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And teachers feel pressured to focus more intensely on topics that appear on "high-stakes tests" that define much of today's educational process, he said.
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In a society where women often feel pressured to tear one another down, our saving grace lies in our willingness to lift one another up.
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Speaking to reporters on his return flight from Russia, Erdogan said he and Cavusoglu were constantly being pressured to abandon it the S-400 deal.
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Mendoza was previously employed as a dishwasher, a job at which, she says, she was always pressured to work more hours than her cisgender colleagues.
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Co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to resign in June, following months of negative publicity and an investigation into the company's culture.
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It's also a good idea to avoid situations where you're more pressured to be perfect or have exceedingly high standards for yourself, Dr. Curran says.
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Kelly Clarkson has been body-shamed and pressured to lose weight for most of her career, and she's not going to take it any longer.
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Bankers also tacked on business credit cards and were pressured to call a Wells insurance unit, with the customer present, to push business liability policies.
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"I don't think she felt pressured to get married," Couric tells PEOPLE about her eldest daughter, Ellie, who recently got engaged to her longterm boyfriend.
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Chad Michael Murray has responded to his ex-wife's comments about feeling pressured to marrying her former "One Tree Hill" co-star back in 2005.
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Now Schmolz & Bickenbach Chairman Edwin Eichler has been pressured to terminate his contract with Renova to represent the investment vehicle's interests at the steel company.
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The venture firm and early investor in Uber filed a contentious lawsuit against Kalanick last year, shortly after he was pressured to resign as CEO.
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But Democrats argue low-wage workers who need the extra money could feel pressured to take time off when they would prefer a bigger paycheck.
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Echoing sentiments from Goldman Sachs, value investors shouldn't feel pressured to buy right away, said Ben Willis, managing director and trader at Princeton Securities Group.
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I have never felt pressured to have kids, but maybe that's because I'm 24 and have a considerable number of fertile years ahead of me.
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But the bottom line is that the CDC's new data suggests for many of us aren't feeling pressured to have kids as early these days.
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However, a recent study shows the falsehood behind that claim: 75 percent of women who had an abortion said they were pressured to do so.
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"Some of our members who have a history of this are being pressured to resign," said Roger Goodman, a Democratic state representative in Washington state.
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The chair must never be pressured to place their loyalty to the president, Congress or special interest above the economic well-being of the country.
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In November, before being pressured to leave Congress, Franken gave a scathing speech lambasting tech firms and arguing that they should be more tightly regulated.
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Faced with short-termism, where businesses are pressured to deliver quick shareholder returns, big brands simply can't afford this risk and have it go wrong.
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In some cases, racial and ethnic minorities as well as immigrant populations may feel even more pressured to hide their condition with jokes and laughter.
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Maybe it would be ignored and I would be pressured to go back and all these things, when they haven't even addressed the issue yet.
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The practice has come under scrutiny because of a lawsuit by two dealers who asserted that they were pressured to falsify sales by Fiat Chrysler.
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Yet problems stemming from the risky nature of this addiction medication itself—particularly for those pressured to take it—have so far gone largely unexplored.
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This is an especially dangerous combination because it shows exactly why so many of us feel pressured to forgo our health in pursuit of attractiveness.
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"He knew it the day before," Durbin, the Senate minority whip, told reporters, adding that Rosenstein didn't indicate he was pressured to write the recommendation.
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It is no surprise, then, that teens feel more pressured to have sex from their sex ed classes than they do from their dating partners.
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Because they are pressured to drive down costs in a given year, regardless of the long-term consequences, insurers often get between patient and doctor.
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Tidjane Thiam delivered his final earnings call as the Swiss bank's chief this morning, after being pressured to resign amid controversy over a spying scandal.
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Is it even possible, though, to measure the effect on a micro scale of being pressured to live someone else's idea of a worthy life?
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Then, when you need to apply for a car loan or a mortgage, the debt shows up — and you may feel pressured to pay it.
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"A lot of times somebody who's doing it for a living is pressured to get their client to where they have to go," Waldman said.
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The writer notes that her friend, previously not a big drinker, was forced to drink excessively and was pressured to do drugs such as cocaine.
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Vandemoer told the Wall Street Journal in June that he felt pressured to raise money for Stanford&aposs sailing program when he took the bribes.
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And again last September, when companies were pressured to stop illicit e-cigarette sales to minors, which drove vapers to speculate about an incoming ban.
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When someone feels pressured to participate by peers, teachers, school administrators, coaches or others, it is not the content of the political speech that matters.
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Mr. McCabe stepped down on Monday, telling people close to him that he felt pressured to because of a separate Justice Department inspector general investigation.
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Most people facing charges with mandatory minimums are pressured to plead guilty simply because of the charges, and regardless of their own innocence or guilt.
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She stated that she believes the letter is genuine, and that her husband was not pressured to write it, the South China Morning Post reported.
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Without going on and on, I am pressured to be 100% mom and 100% employee, when it's "okay" for Rick to just be 100% at work.
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That way I don't feel pressured to always be happy or look a certain way, I can just be myself and connect with strangers as friends.
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New York (CNN Business)Uber is being pressured to strengthen its board of directors before its blockbuster IPO by dumping former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain.
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Labor strikes are common in Argentina, where companies are pressured to raise wages amid inflation that is expected to end the year at around 40 percent.
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During the press tour for the film, Fisher was also vocal about how she was pressured to lose more than 224 pounds to reprise her role.
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After meeting in Brussels with NATO leaders, who he has long pressured to spend more on their own defense, he&aposll travel to the United Kingdom.
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"I was so interested in makeup, but I was pressured to follow what my family and friends wanted me to do," he told PEOPLE in June.
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I've personally survived an abusive relationship years ago & was pressured to choose abortion, but I chose an open adoption & I have relationship with my daughter today!
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Survey participants gave different reasons for why they felt pressured to return early: Most companies in the US do not provide paid parental leave at all.
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Doctors did not suddenly decide to begin rapidly de-prescribing opioids over the past few years — they were pressured to, by various forces in their community.
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They were also pressured to regularly send "collateral" such as nude photos, financial information, or confessions to crimes that were used as blackmail for their loyalty.
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The newly formed chemicals giant was pressured to rejig its rejigging after interventions by two activists, Nelson Peltz of Trian and Daniel Loeb of Third Point.
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When Anne Hathaway started gaining weight for an upcoming movie role, she felt pressured to explain her sudden body changes — and she wasn't happy about that.
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And not to mention, some people love their jobs otherwise, and don't think it's fair to feel pressured to leave just because of someone else's actions.
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"I think it's really commendable to even doubt the process out loud, because I don't feel like people should be pressured to have children," she said.
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Read MoreWhy banks won't cut off energy's 'drunken sailors' If oil prices rebounded, big oil companies would be less pressured to cut capital expenditure or dividends.
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He argued it's also possible that Cabinet members might feel pressured to stand by the president in the polarized political environment despite their own personal misgivings.
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Remote First Nations that might feel pressured to sign onto resource extraction projects for income and employment can now look to a greener solution: growing weed.
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"I stand in full support of every woman's right to not be harassed, asked or pressured to do anything they are not comfortable with," she wrote.
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With her boyfriend making it clear he'd take no responsibility for their child, Norvilia's mother felt deeply pressured to resort to abortion as her only escape.
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Another had torn a tendon in her knee but was forced to practice and pressured to be healthy enough to play in upcoming tournaments, parents said.
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Some have speculated that artists and actors feel pressured to speak out in China's favor because of the desire to succeed in the vast Chinese market.
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He added that he was unaware of any similar cases in Tennessee in which adoption agencies may have felt pressured to shut down over similar issues.
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But for now, job applicants in South Korea report feeling pressured to create a flawless application package — including a perfect résumé photo — to snag a job.
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He said instead that he didn't want to talk about his private conversations with the president, but that he didn't feel pressured to do anything improper.
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Mercury retrograde has found you rethinking your budget; however, you're feeling pressured to make some investments today—you may feel like your future depends on it!
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Celebrities are often pressured to change how they look, and many big-names in Hollywood have opened up about how hurtful and damaging this can be.
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Thirty years ago, Franken likely would never have felt pressured to resign over similar accusations of sexual harassment, even if eight women still had come forward.
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Gay or straight or queer, cis or trans or something in between, every male-assigned teenager in our culture is pressured to give these things up.
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Wang Jin (Liu Congxi), a retired military officer, is being pressured to move into a retirement home by his upwardly mobile son and daughter-in-law.
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Though rates of spanking have declined over the past few decades, the vast majority of Americans still spank (or feel pressured to spank) their little kids.
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Do you feel pressured to have your scientists studying politics, or do you protect them, like Deng Xiaoping said, from studying politics to let them focus?
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When Jerry Yang was pressured to step down from Yahoo's CEO chair and later from its board by activist investors, it was a highly unusual event.
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They didn't place a hard limit on customers in the shop, and I felt like I could browse without being pressured to immediately buy and leave.
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It was the largest such gathering of Jews in Egypt since they were pressured to leave during the Arab-Israeli wars of the 1950s and 1960s.
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The government tightly controlled information for weeks after the outbreak in mid-December and shared the genetic sequence only recently after being pressured to do so.
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Qassim Suleimani, Mr. Trump told people he was being pressured to deal with General Suleimani from Republican senators he saw as important for his impeachment trial.
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In February, Instacart, a grocery delivery app, dropped a similar tipping policy in the wake of a shaming campaign, and DoorDash was pressured to follow suit.
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January 4, 2019 - During a panel at the annual American Economics Association conference, Powell says he would not resign if pressured to do so by Trump.
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Apata ran away from her husband after she was pressured to marry which led to a Sharia court sentencing her to death for adultery and witchcraft.
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Even worse, the practice resulted in millions of fraudulent bank accounts and credit cards being opened by employees who were pressured to meet unrealistic sales goals.
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Eight in ten workers said that they had been pressured to work harder or faster, and over two-thirds said they experienced physical pain at work.
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Caught in the crossfire of a mom and dad who are fanning rather than dousing the flames of their animosity, children feel pressured to choose sides.
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The company tried to get the e-commerce giant's help with counterfeits on the website, only to be pressured to spend more on its own marketing.
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Apparel prices have been in a deflationary cycle for many years, as companies have been pressured to ramp up promotions to move merchandise off the floor.
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"Consistently low prices are not a bad thing — but they do mean you should feel less pressured to buy on Black Friday," the consumer group said.
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But Mulvaney also repeated U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that he did not feel pressured to get a trade agreement signed with Beijing before the election.
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Thompson testified in support of her coach, partly because she says she felt pressured to, and partly because she didn't fully believe the young swimmer's tale.
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But the RSLC still saw significant staff turnover in the following months, including some who were pressured to leave and some who had recently been promoted.
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Mr. McCabe stepped down on Monday, telling people close to him that he had felt pressured to because of a separate Justice Department inspector general investigation.
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But Hill's courage to reveal a secret many women felt pressured to bear privately is a major reason why women, like Trump's accusers, can come forward.
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While being held at the airport, Bikkannavar was pressured to turn over the PIN code for his NASA-issued phone, a potentially severe breach of agency security.
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"Pressed" in this context could reference the state of someone being pressured — pressured to have a certain image, to behave a particular way, to say the expected.
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Interviewees from Hpakant and the surrounding area told Swedwatch that, as mining ramped up, their land had been illegally confiscated, or they had been pressured to sell.
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Meanwhile, on Friday afternoon, Schnatter, in an interview on WHAS , a Louisville radio station, said he was pressured to use the N-word during the conference call.
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In one instance detailed in the report, a player was pressured to eat candy bars while watching other players exercise, though coaches wanted him to shed weight.
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Three of the men's subordinates at the company filed lawsuits against them alleging that they were given drugs and pressured to have sex when they were minors.
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The act was created in hopes of quelling the appearance of partisanship as well as protecting government employees from being pressured to support certain parties and candidates.
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Her comments came the same week White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and Homeland Security Security Kirstjen Nielsen were pressured to leave restaurants by left-leaning advocates.
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"In a society where women often feel pressured to tear one another down, our saving grace lies in our willingness to lift one another up," she writes.
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CNN previously reported that in early 2017, a top HUD career employee chief was pressured to "find money" beyond the legal $5,000 limit to renovate Carson's office.
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Today is very confusing and emotional—especially around lunchtime, when you might feel pressured to make some decisions that will affect your foundation and sense of security.
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Michael was pressured to leave by the company's board in the lead-up to a meeting set to discuss an independent investigation into its culture and management.
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It is not surprising that North Carolina doctors admit to feeling pressured to taper high-dose opioid patients and to not accept new patients on high doses.
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Perhaps Walker feels pressured to copy the work that her mentors, collectors, and dealers like in order to stay commercially successful — a common trap for famous artists.
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If you've ever felt pressured to straighten your strands for a big event or dye your hair a "normal" shade for your job, you're certainly not alone.
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It's upsetting to know that so many famous women have been not only pressured to lose weight, but encouraged to go to extreme lengths to do so.
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"I can't imagine that the boards of big banks would weigh a merger that they don't want only because they are pressured to do so," Scholz added.
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Chad Michael Murray is firing back at ex-wife Sophia Bush after she said she felt pressured to marry him while both starred in One Tree Hill.
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This allows you to enjoy different bottles by the glass, so you won't have to feel pressured to finish them right away for fear of immediate spoilage.
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"I have never felt pressured to intervene in the Russia investigation in any way," Coats told members of the Senate intelligence committee when asked about such reports.
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Is it surprising that when so many women feel poorly treated, disrespected and pressured to have interventions they don't want, that some would start to look elsewhere?
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Issuer pay has been criticized because of the potential for conflicts of interest where agencies could feel pressured to give good ratings for the companies paying them.
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In a comment letter last year objecting to the tariffs, Walmart Inc warned that retailers would be pressured to raise prices on car seats, cribs and backpacks.
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Park was named as an accomplice in an investigation into whether big businesses were inappropriately pressured to contribute money to foundations set up to back Park's initiatives.
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To protect against this, Republicans will be pressured to change the rules again to allow only the majority leader to make a non-debatable motion to proceed.
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Two now former executives made the improper adjustments after being pressured to improve the financial performance of the Houston-based company's energy infrastructure department, the SEC said.
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Prosecutors named Park as an accomplice in an investigation into whether big business was inappropriately pressured to contribute money to foundations set up to back Park's initiatives.
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On whether or not the showrunners felt pressured to insert elements that hinted at the larger "Walking Dead" universe into season five and their response to criticism.
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Wells workers have said that they felt pressured to open the phony accounts because their bonuses — and in some cases their jobs — depended on meeting sales numbers.
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Unless tens of millions of Americans begin fully powering their homes with solar panels, for instance, power utilities won't feel pressured to move toward more renewable sources.
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On message boards online and in the local media, many complained that they felt pressured to pony up thousands of dollars they could not afford to give.
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The photos show people embracing their so-called "big thighs," instead of hiding them away under unflattering clothing, as women have been pressured to do for decades.
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I felt pressured to get back to where I was because I had inspired my friends and family members, and they were so proud of my accomplishment.
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Option category #1 could be termed the sort of limited, punitive strikes that Mr. Obama was pressured to execute and that Mr. Trump saw through last year.
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According to Jaraki, there have been instances where women on WoW have been pressured to give their phone numbers to male players, who've then exploited their information.
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Pressured to draw comparably to the other kids, I strained to follow the teacher's step-by-step instructions and chose precisely from my wide variety of hues.
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The letter calls for this manager's removal and claims at least one therapist resigned after being pressured to reveal information disclosed during one of these counseling sessions.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who took over in June, is now being pressured to order a fuller accounting and offer compensation to the victims and their families.
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Coaches also describe feeling pressured to allow the suits because the board members who sign their paychecks want their children to be able to race in one.
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We aren't pressured to buy anything though there is always someone there to tell you how great an item is once you get remotely close to it.
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But because of rising drug prices, insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have been pressured to give the discount directly to the patient who is buying the drug.
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He claimed he was pressured to process requests of "political nature in a fashion different from the normal process" and approve overtime to employees handling those requests.
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The Cuban government, they contend, has become no less despotic and must be pressured to reform through strict enforcement of existing sanctions, public admonishment and diplomatic isolation.
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Senators who voted last year to confirm Pompeo as CIA director are feeling pressured to reject him to lead the State Department, reports The Hill's Jordain Carney.
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There are still some big witnesses House Democrats have pressured to testify, like former national security adviser John Bolton, but they're not going to force the issue.
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He also said that students won't be pressured to participate, and those that choose not to will be required to stay on school grounds during that time.
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Just look at how Hillary Rodham was pressured to become Hillary Clinton: People blamed Bill's loss of his 1980 gubernatorial reelection campaign on her keeping her maiden name.
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Two women claimed that they were pressured to vaginally penetrate themselves with a nylon rope as part of an exhibition of Laura Lima's work at the ICA Miami.
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Read: Chris Mosier: The trans athlete making giant strides Finally, I told them that I didn't want them to feel pressured to have questions or responses right away.
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" 36, straight, female"I grew up being pressured to 'try to have sex' and felt like once I took a guy 'so far' I was obligated to 'finish.
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The trusts, at the heart of a vast shadow banking industry, are being pressured to step up compliance and background checks, and are being pushed towards greater transparency.
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"They don't care about us," said Arredondo, who said she has been pressured to have sex with her supervisors in nearly every crop harvesting job she has worked.
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Back in April, a structural frame of the nuclear service building collapsed after workers, who were pressured to meet a deadline, poured too much concrete into the frame.
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In addition to being constantly pressured to stock up on new products to sell, MLMers are encouraged to attend large, out-of-state conferences hosted by their companies.
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Given the fact that the NFL's fan base is 83 percent white, black football players are pressured to stay silent and just literally and figuratively play the game.
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When it was released, it was welcome inspiration for women who so often feel othered — pressured to make themselves smaller in order to please another race or gender.
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But Democrats argue low-wage workers who need the extra money could feel pressured to take time off when they would prefer a bigger paycheck: http://bit.ly/2pZjIRV.
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Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus VR now owned by Facebook, was pressured to leave the company after it was reported that he'd donated to an organization supporting Trump.
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You may feel pressured to have a strong opinion on the Oculus Rift's $599 price tag, announced today alongside the opening of preorders for the virtual reality headset.
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Consider asking peers, clients, and managers shortly after you receive feedback so you can build them up slowly, rather than feeling pressured to get a bunch at once.
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The former students who spoke to the Times said they also felt pressured to write their names on the form, as the survey seemed to demand a name.
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In the late 1960s, when the art world was riddled with doctrinaire attitudes and exclusionary hierarchies, young artists felt pressured to join in the eschatological search for truth.
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Mugabe was pressured to resign in November after 37 years of autocratic rule, in a dramatic standoff with the military, which placed the veteran leader under house arrest.
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When a backlash came, and Apple and Google were pressured to stop hosting the app which Saudi men used to grant and rescind travel permission, they did nothing.
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She told the German public broadcaster ARD that she had been extorted and pressured to take drugs, and she provided recordings suggesting that she was far from alone.
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It's important for Camila and Lili to use their platforms to come forward with their stories, so that others shouldn't feel pressured to stay silent out of fear.
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Sondland told the House panel that he was pressured to work with President Donald Trump&aposs personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to convince the Ukrainians to investigate Hunter Biden.
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The White House has argued that Zelensky was not improperly pressured to investigate Biden, and have insisted that the investigation was unrelated to Biden's 2020 run for president.
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That said, while an orgasm tends to be the goal of oral sex, there's no need for you or your partner to feel pressured to make that happen.
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"When I'm on the internet, there's a lot of space and room to think and I don't feel pressured to make a decision before I'm ready," Lucas says.
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In at least one case, a woman was forced to have an abortion in order to make her available for sex, and others were pressured to do so.
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This is a real-life situation that the residents of Henryetta, Oklahoma were confronted with, when they were pressured to call off a Valentine's Day dance this February.
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You can feel pressured to drink by your peers, but also by a society that expects its young people to be reckless, and is often endeared by it.
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Maybe by 2080, we'd have an electric car, but they're now, because of Tesla, they are like all pressured to do it in the next decade or so.
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Having done nothing to stem North Korea's nuclear weapons program, Trump will then be pressured to escalate tensions with North Korea even more haphazardly and dangerously than before.
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Largely criticized for rejecting the offer and amid shareholder skepticism about his leadership, Yang was pressured to step down as CEO and took on a more visionary role.
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They were brought to a secret interrogation center, held incommunicado, hooded, forced to kneel, dragged on the floor, denied sleep, and pressured to sign statements against their will.
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As House Democrats were rolling out HR 1 this spring, some freshman told Vox they were being approached by more senior members and pressured to ditch their promise.
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And Mr. Trump will surely be pressured to make concessions, starting with North Korea's perpetual demand that the United States withdraw all American troops from the Korean Peninsula.
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So those conversations should include the "what if" scenarios: What if you feel pressured to send a sext and you don't want to, what are the right strategies?
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Not so blithe were his book writers: Bella Spewack was pressured to share credit with Samuel Spewack, her estranged husband, even though she did most of the work.
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Modern life has a way of making us feel time-crunched and pressured to find the most efficient ways of using the precious hours when we're not sleeping.
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Liberal activists complain that he has stalled key priorities — driver's licenses for the undocumented, recreational marijuana, limits on campaign money — and too often must be pressured to act.
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Looking back, I don't think I should have been pressured to see my father that often, when I was so little—it was a lot to take in.
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But she had a profound impact on women back in 1991: She stood alone, before the nation, to reveal a secret many women felt pressured to bear privately.
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So pressured to show high numbers of guns, they often planted guns if they didn't find any, we discovered over the course of dozens of interviews with arrestees.
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Many have been made to sign documents that they would not engage in protests or anti-regime activity and have been pressured to submit information about rebel groups.
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Although most group fitness studios don't want to see a reduction in footfall, some are offering more lenient cancellation policies to ensure no one feels pressured to come.
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I have personal knowledge of cases in which the adult children of an abusive now deceased parent were pressured to pretend the deceased were good mothers and fathers.
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But a consequence of the code, and of how far Biles has pushed it, is that less physically gifted gymnasts have been pressured to attempt more difficult skills.
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In other words, rather than feeling pressured to retire what you bought last September, we're proud to report that your past purchases won't be going stale anytime soon.
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The Trump administration could sanction specific Saudis involved in Khashoggi's assassination if it is proven that he was assassinated and certainly would be pressured to do by Congress.
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Engineers may be pressured to produce shortcuts; teachers may be forced to teach in crowded classrooms; social workers may not be allowed time to deal with difficult clients.
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With Berlin signaling opposition to extending further debt relief, and Athens facing major debt repayments, the IMF will feel pressured to go along with another round of lending.
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After Wells Fargo was ordered to pay penalties and restitution, former employees filed proposed class-action lawsuits claiming they were pressured to meet sales quotas and wrongfully terminated.
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One anonymous female banker at the firm was quoted as saying that women get six months fully-paid maternity leave and are not pressured to return before that.
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But they all denied seeking favors in return; they said they felt pressured to give the money, suggesting that they were victims of extortion, not participants in bribery.
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The revelation follows CNN's reporting that in early 2017, a top HUD career employee was pressured to find funds beyond the legal $5,000 limit to renovate Carson's office.
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Even without going through the slow process of impeachment, presidents can also be pressured to resign, in the same way a board insists that a CEO "voluntarily" leave.
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Many of us, for instance, feel pressured to speed through The Sopranos not because we're personally invested, but because it feels like a show we're supposed to watch.
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Another engineer who attended the meeting later testified that he felt pressured to deny his attendance at the meeting with Porritt and any complaints about the team's superiors.
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She also suggested that patients not be pressured to research their cancers until and unless they are emotionally and intellectually ready to deal with the information they uncover.
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While some may be pressured to join Democrats in calling for a confirmation vote depending on who Obama nominates, Bonjean also saw a potential upside for those Republicans.
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Whether Reyes would be pressured to recuse himself in cases involving companies that have contributed to his campaigns depends on an interpretation of the Code of Federal Regulations.
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Most people hate coffee the first time they drink it—it's bitter as hell, but it's also omnipresent in adult life, so we feel pressured to like it.
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Publicly, he said that such a change would take up less of the legislators' time, and prevent them from feeling pressured to come up with their own response.
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Women are more likely to feel the gift-giving stress, according to the survey, with 51 percent of women feeling pressured to overspend versus just 40 percent of men.
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Mark Zuckerberg invoked the importance of a diversity of viewpoints when Facebook was pressured to remove Peter Thiel from its board of directors after he donated to Trump's campaign.
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After an initial phone call, consumers were encouraged to buy a $l,295 "Global Invention Royalty Analysis" before being pressured to spend even more money, according to the FTC.
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When it comes to pop culture, not only are women's bodies often hidden away following a pregnancy, they're also pressured to resume their "normal" shape as quickly as possible.
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In response to the ban, thousands of academics abroad have signed an online petition boycotting academic conferences in the U.S. Some conferences are being pressured to relocate outside America.
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Khosrowshahi became Uber CEO in August 2017 after former chief executive Travis Kalanick was pressured to resign amid a cascade of scandals and growing questions about his leadership capabilities.
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There's no such thing as a text messaging "classic" or critical darling, and I don't feel pressured to compete in a popularity contest that would be impossible to win.
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Part of your paper is about how workers keep getting pressured to gain new degrees and credentials that load them up with debt—all because they have no power.
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She told McAfee that he invited her to his apartment to "share a bottle of wine" and she agreed to visit because she felt pressured to impress her boss.
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They are physically perfect women made of pixels, standing in for women who have long been pressured to become physically perfect, without the advantage of that even being possible.
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Sure. But I just wanted to make it 100% clear why I no longer feel pressured to gush over other people's children every time I open my Instgram app.
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FRONT LOADING In a comment letter last year objecting to the tariffs, Walmart Inc warned that retailers would be pressured to raise prices on car seats, cribs and backpacks.
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I got my premature gray hair from my dad and he was never pressured to color it; in fact, his good looks were often attributed to having gray hair.
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Given the fact that the NFL's fan base is 83 percent white, black football players are pressured to stay silent and just play the game, both literally and figuratively.
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There's also increasing concern that even when several companies operate in the same industry they may have so many common shareholders that they are subtly pressured to avoid competing.
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Many rental customers don't learn about the transponder fees until they're at the rental counter being asked (or pressured) to sign multiple "accept" or "decline" lines on a contract.
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The lawsuit's remaining complaints bear some similarity to legal charges leveled against YouTube earlier this year when a recruiter claimed he'd been pressured to avoid hiring "non-diverse" candidates.
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STRATFOR said that "should Saudi Arabia move into a test-launch phase, the United States will be pressured to take action with sanctions," as it has done with Iran.
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ST. GEORGE, Utah – Workers at a southern Utah library were pressured to remove buttons and other displays highlighting LGBTQ-themed materials because they are seen as divisive, they said.
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After all, if the data were to conclude that the United States broadband market is broken and uncompetitive, you might just be pressured to actually do something about it.
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As a source tells PEOPLE, the 20-year-old first-time mom-to-be doesn't feel pressured to return to the spotlight after her baby girl arrives this month.
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I find the idea of being forced to carry an unwanted baby to term pretty horrifying, but I think being pressured to terminate a wanted baby is much worse.
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"I think that we under-sample new situations, we make up our minds far too quickly and we're pressured to make up our minds far too quickly," he says.
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Some people felt pressured to publicly support him in a climate that could intimidate others into silence, according to a person briefed on the early stages of the investigation.
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Stone, who is 66 years old, may feel pressured to accept a plea deal rather than face the possibility of a lengthy prison sentence if he goes to trial.
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The pharmacists said they're getting paid less and less for the prescriptions they're dispensing, while losing customers to mail-order systems they say their patients feel pressured to join.
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For recent college grads who've spent years on a prescribed track studying a specific subject, it's easy to feel pressured to find "the perfect job " in the corresponding industry.
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This year-end donation strategy could reap big savings for retireesMissing this key retirement deadline could trigger a 50% tax penaltyHow to lower the heat when pressured to donate
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The company, which had long dominated Latin American telecommunications, was pressured to spin off its cell towers in 13 into a new company, which it now pays rent to.
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And if the platforms were pressured to take more responsibility for the content within their own walls, some of this would also be less possible for fraudsters, Braun said.
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While he would have the authority to cut some kinds of funding, mayors of those cities have said they will not be pressured to report migrants to federal agents.
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Lack, a veteran of the network, was described by Farrow in the book as one of Weinstein's key points of contact that he pressured to get the story killed.
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Charities and houses of worship whose members, staffs and boards of directors now span the political spectrum predict that they will be pressured to take sides in political campaigns.
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Therefore, there was not consent, and we make a big deal about consent in society when men act without it, and women should be pressured to get consent too.
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Mira Rapp-Hooper, who works on Asian security issues at the Center for New American Security, has argued that Mr. Trump will feel pressured to return with a deal.
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Two current and one former U.S. official said America's intelligence agencies were not being pressured to provide evidence to support the White House's policy but instead were being ignored.
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Large food companies should be pressured to create healthier products, the experts said, and doctors should be encouraged to discuss the importance of a good diet with their patients.
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Critics have warned of the Maldives falling prey to "debt-trap diplomacy," meaning that it could be pressured to offer security concessions to China as repayment for large loans.
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Coats and Rogers both said that they did not feel "pressured" to influence the FBI investigation, but neither man would deny that Trump had asked him to step in.
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Is it only a coincidence that this woman found her voice just when Roy Moore is under attack and Donald Trump is being pressured to say something about him?
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Skechers, the footwear company, has been pressured to add women to its board since at least 2014 — but didn't take action until seven months after the law was signed.
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The legislature grew concerned after it heard anecdotes about people who said they felt pressured to answer questions about gun ownership and harassment when they did not do so.
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"Lots of people are being pressured to leave their rentals, a lot of buyouts are going on," Mr. Fanning said, adding that some residents are organizing against rezoning proposals.
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The mother of one of the defendants said her son's lawyer was pressured to quit his defense and so withdrew from the trial, leaving her son to represent himself.
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Refugees who wish to obtain an Eritrean passport are pressured to sign a "form of regret," admitting that they have committed an offense and agreeing to accept any punishment.
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Fair housing advocates see the latest attempted rule change as a sign that communities rife with discrimination would now be rewarded with taxpayer dollars rather than pressured to change.
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She also shared stories of other female employees who spoke up about issues within the Recording Academy, only to be pressured to leave their position lest they be terminated.
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Patients are typically cured with a few pills and, to prevent the emergence of resistant strains, doctors are pressured to avoid prescribing the newest drugs except in extreme cases.
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Cohn, who is Jewish, felt pressured to resign after Trump criticized "alt-left" protesters and said there were many "fine people" who marched with neo-Nazis and white nationalists.
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More disturbingly, law enforcement executives are being pressured to not arrest those responsible for the inciting of these riots nor those caught on video committing crimes during these riots.
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Netflix description: Pressured to marry a nice Orthodox Jewish woman, Motti is thrown for a loop when he falls for classmate Laura, who his mother will never approve of.
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The analysts said as the GOP House representatives distance themselves from the president, they could be pressured to act on taxes and pro-growth items ahead of the midterms.
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McCabe stepped down after being pressured to do so by FBI Director Christopher Wray, who had concerns about the impending inspector general report, the Times reported earlier this year.
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Chris Murphy said Sunday that Ukraine "no doubt" felt pressured to conform to President Donald Trump's wishes and there is very clear evidence of a quid pro quo arrangement.
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The signees also accused Mr. Fabre of running a semi-secret project in which dancers were pressured to pose for provocative photos in exchange for off-the-books payments.
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Middle school can be the worst, as you may well remember — especially today, when kids are marinated in status-obsessed social media and pressured to perform on multiple platforms.
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Especially in high school, students (often) feel pressured to do their best, receive the best grades, be the most social, win the most competitions and maintain a happy persona.
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In such moments, Democratic members of Congress may well feel pressured to choose between supporting their president and the GOP's hard-line vision of what being pro-Israel means.
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Then one of the jurors in the case came forward to say he was improperly pressured to convict the defendant, Chanel Lewis, of first-degree murder and sexual abuse.
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Mann believes that the word, "healthy" may turn people off because they associate it with food that doesn't taste good, and don't like to be pressured to do things.
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Saudi women are pushing back, through a stealthy feminist protest, against the long, black robes that many feel pressured to wear when they leave the house in the Islamic kingdom.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, in an annual report submitted to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, said: "Potential candidates have allegedly been pressured to withdraw, some through arrests".
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Academics and scientists, for example, are offered payment for scholarly or professional papers and, in some cases, are later asked or pressured to pass on U.S. government or commercial secrets.
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Undocumented and non-citizen Muslims sometimes endure a particularly nasty kind of targeting by federal authorities, like being pressured to inform on their communities in exchange for help become regularized.
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Those comments came after White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and Homeland Security Security Kirstjen Nielsen were pressured to leave restaurants amid the controversy over the administration's immigration enforcement policies.
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The move comes on the heels of the Harvey Weinstein scandal to protect actresses who might feel they're being pressured to get naked in auditions or forced into aggressive kissing.
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Comcast has been a notorious proponent of the policy, originally instituting a 300GB data cap on home broadband users before being pressured to raise the cap to 1TB last year.
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I felt pressured to do a fair amount of work remotely during my 3 months of leave, so as to not damage my chance at partnership, which I eventually got.
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Other ethics experts — like Judy Illes of the University of British Columbia, a co-author of the Neuron study — say the fledgling industry needs to be pressured to self-regulate.
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Spain's socialists are now being pressured to abstain from such an "investiture vote" in order to allow Rajoy to become prime minister and avoid the need for yet another election.
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Namely, the fund manager predicted that Trump's economic policies will exacerbate already-existing trade and fiscal deficits, and bring about inflation that the Fed will likely be pressured to solve.
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Over the following years, the early hope of the "Wukan Spring" evaporated as many of its new elected leaders were detained, pushed into exile or pressured to quit their posts.
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Not in the scheme of catfishing or bullying, but the idea of feeling so pressured to conform and to be held up against other women in a way that's competitive.
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And while Spotify has had its own skirmishes with labels, the basic structure of its deals with the labels set a template that SoundCloud would soon be pressured to follow.
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Accompanying troops in pursuit of a bomb maker in a mountainous area, the interpreter, who has no medical training, finds herself pressured to help with the birth of a baby.
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The general argument goes like this: Filibusters help members of the majority party when they are pressured to support proposals that they privately believe are bad policy or risky politics.
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Human rights groups have said Iranian forces deport thousands of Afghans without giving them a chance to prove their asylum status and that they are pressured to leave the country.
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But, at the end of the day, no one should feel pressured to be labeled as anything just because they believe in certain things and support certain values or ideals.
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"One thing I always wondered is if he felt pressured to be in a relationship because we were in the public eye," Hebert says in a clip from Friday's episode.
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Weddings are supposed to be happy, but the whole fanfare surrounding these events can make you feel pressured to really examine your own relationship status (particularly your lack of relationship).
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When asked if "sexual intercourse where one of the partners is pressured to give their consent" constituted an assault, only 67% of men who responded to the survey said yes.
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As I explained two months ago: Filibusters help members of the majority party when they are pressured to support proposals that they privately believe are bad policy or risky politics.
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Needless to say, these are major lifestyle changes for anyone to make, and one might assume that someone as famous as Adele is being pressured to shed these unhealthy habits.
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He was also rebuked by Hillary Clinton during a 2016 presidential debate for his focus on the weight of Alicia Machado, Miss Universe 1996, who Trump pressured to lose weight.
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There's a reality in black women feeling pressured to conform to standards of beauty that revolve around particular notions of full-figuredness—insecurities about flat butts being one of them.
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There are a "hundreds of signals" that go into Google's search result rankings, so it's not like every website that uses these ads will feel pressured to remove them overnight.
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But this year he's no longer concerned with front office responsibilities, and isn't pressured to cater to Chris Paul's ball-dominant demands (which, by itself, isn't necessarily a bad thing).
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None of the Democrats up for re-election, even those in red states won by Trump, voted for the bill, something GOP aides thought they might feel pressured to do.
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But Trump returns to Washington on Wednesday and may be pressured to say something even sooner than that by way of clarifying where his White House comes down on Moore.
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But he reversed course over the weekend, apparently angered by the barrage of media attention given to a former Miss Universe contestant he had pressured to lose weight in 85033.
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Pressured to start taking piano lessons at 8 years old, he found repeating scales monotonous but later credited the exercises with sharpening his playing and making it seem more casual.
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The bottom line: California may soon feel pressured to either make significant concessions or gamble that the Supreme Court won't rule against the state's ability to set its own standards.
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AT&T was pressured to drop the deal after lawmakers sent a letter to Pai citing concerns about Huawei's plans to launch consumer products through a major U.S. telecoms carrier.
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Trump has said he will ask Congress to pay for what existing funds cannot cover and that Mexico will be pressured to pay back U.S. taxpayers at a later date.
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Barnett also presented to the BBC a culture of constantly being pressured to meet production schedules and keep costs down, suggesting that it had jeopardized the quality of Boeing planes.
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In July, a former Boeing 737 Max engineer told BBC Panorama that engineers were deliberately pressured to characterize major changes in flight software as minor changes to avoid FAA scrutiny.
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The march is intended to support Sherry Spencer, the mother of white nationalist leader Richard Spencer, who is being pressured to sell her property in connection to her son's beliefs.
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In court papers, a lawyer for Polly Baca and Nemanich said they felt "intimidated and pressured to vote against their determined judgment" and ultimately cast their electoral votes for Clinton.
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As director of Destiny 2, Smith has overseen a game that's increasingly about being pressured to play, enforcing diverse play, rather than supporting players in playing the way they want.
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Call this a generalization — it surely is — but the two statements could not be a clearer contrast in how men and women are socialized and pressured to speak in public.
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Since the story already has been heard, filmmakers are pressured to make it stay as true to the source material as possible, but that is what it is: source material.
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Otherwise, the power dynamics in the boss/employee relationship can make people feel pressured to buy gifts for their managers, and managers shouldn't benefit from power dynamics in that way.
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Some police officers cautioned that these symbols could also mean a student was being pressured to join or just trying to look cool, and that symbols can have multiple meanings.
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But in interviews with The New York Times, 353 people said they felt misled about the purpose, cost or length of CorePower teacher training, or felt pressured to mislead others.
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Mr. El-Sisi was elected president first in 2014 and re-elected to another four-year term last year after all potentially serious challengers were arrested or pressured to withdraw.
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When George W. Bush attempted to appoint his lawyer Harriet Miers, who was not a Federal Society member, she was pressured to turn down the nomination by angry conservative politicians.
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In an area where parents often feel pressured to hire private coaches for their children and steer them to a single sport, Ledecky's message was medicine that broke the fever.
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At Greenhouse Nail Spa, they've suspended their cancellation fee so that clients don't feel pressured to come to their appointment if they feel sick or are afraid of getting sick.
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The larger their followings get, the more they feel pressured to consistently perform certain lifestyles and incorporate the latest trends—however restrictive they may be—to stay relevant and unique.
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But Williams is not just any leading player, and the women's tour, in the midst of an extensive review of its policies, is now being pressured to change its rules.
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They have heaped scorn on images of the women with shaved heads, asking whether the women were pressured to do it and wondering why similar images of men weren't appearing.
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So many of them felt pressured to give, or give more, that United Way now posts a number of guidelines on its site to warn companies away from heavy-handedness.
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Speculation over whether Ryan will be pressured to step down from his leadership role has started to mount despite the Wisconsin Republican's assertion he plans to remain Speaker through January.
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Reporter Zoe Schiffer of The Verge spoke with 14 former employees, who said they were criticized by executives on company-wide Slack channels and pressured to work around the clock.
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Reporters in Hubei have also spoken of being pressured to rein in their coverage, after an initial flurry of media attention turned up numerous embarrassing oversights by the Wuhan government.
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It's a little bit reminiscent of what happened with Adam Neumann of WeWork, who had grown the company over the last nine years and was last week pressured to resign.
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China is now being pressured to accept a deal in which they would not retaliate to any tariff punishment by the U.S., which experts say could be a tall order.
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The woman, who will be allowed to return home, said she had been pressured to retract her statement after telling the police that a dozen young men had attacked her.
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Acosta was pressured to step down following scrutiny of how he handled a sex crimes case involving the financier Jeffrey Epstein, back when Acosta was a federal prosecutor in Florida.
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The complaint by former chief administrative officer Helen Foster about being pressured to help Candy Carson spend more than legally allowed on her husband's office was first reported Tuesday morning.
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In 2012, a Model Alliance study found that 29.7 percent of female models had experienced inappropriate touching at work, and 28 percent had been pressured to have sex at work.
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That way, teachers won't be pressured into stuffing a large amount of content into a small amount of time, and students won't feel pressured to keep up with ungodly pacing.
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A manicurist who worked for Wynn said he had coerced her into having sex with him; a masseuse said she was pressured to perform sex acts on Wynn during massages.
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The humble handjob lives many lives, from the teenage girl pressured to go under the waistband to the sex worker whose clients can only handle infidelity if it happens manually.
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Tired of being pressured to take on theater and arts reviews, she quit, traveled to New York City, and talked her way into a job at Joseph Pulitzer's New York World.
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"I felt pressured to reverse my decision ... in simplest terms, I was rolled," Steve Spangle, then a 233-year veteran of the Fish and Wildlife Service, told CNN in an interview.
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These employees also described a climate in which scientists are pressured to produce research results that bolster Singer's hypotheses — a claim that would put the institute at odds with scientific ethics.
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With just Garrett Yrigoyen, Jason Tartick and Blake Horstmann left in the running, Kufrin is feeling pressured to make the right choice — but could she be following in her ex's footsteps?
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In a world where people of every gender feel pressured to live up to completely unattainable ideals, Kimball's confidence is refreshing, and he's learned how to make a career with it.
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Legislation was proposed to make it a crime to involve minors in unsanctioned demonstrations, and there were reports that school administrators were being pressured to scare their students away from politics.
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"We could be pressured to get out of the military," said Akira Wyatt, 27, a Navy Corps member who transitioned publicly after the Obama administration lifted a longstanding ban in 2016.
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Iraqi Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, a former prime minister who was pressured to leave office by both the U.S. and Iran for failing to stop Islamic State, was more forceful.
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All of this isn't to say that women are never able to say no to sex without fear of danger, or that we always feel pressured to say yes to men.
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Clarification (June 4th 2018): The rubric on this article was amended to make it clear that Mr Danyliuk feels he is being pressured to resign, not that he has already resigned
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While Trump has the authority to cut some kinds of funding to the cities, mayors of those cities have said they will not be pressured to report migrants to federal agents.
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In fact, 33% of the men who responded to the study said that "sexual intercourse where one of the partners is pressured to give their consent" did not constitute an assault.
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For example, Miss Tibet 2004 Tashi Yangchen told CNN she withdrew from a Miss Tourism Pageant held in Zimbabwe after she was pressured to wear a sash labeled "Miss Tibet-China".
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Therefore, viewers will be less likely to visit competitor sites not using the AgeID technology, and simultaneously competitor sites will feel pressured to use AgeID to protect themselves from losing viewers.
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But many leveraged finance bankers say they still feel pressured to abide by them - and for now at least are wary of doing deals that would put them in the spotlight.
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Hurd said he tells customers that the company isn't about to kill its software products that run in traditional data centers, so clients are not pressured to rush to the cloud.
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Because everyone gets equal free healthcare, workers don't feel pressured to settle for jobs solely to secure coveted benefits, but instead feel encouraged to take risks and follow an entrepreneurial path.
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Interviews with agency economists reveal that they are often pressured to produce an analysis that supports the regulation, instead of performing analysis to help figure out whether or how to regulate.
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" The Kushner Companies spokesman also said, "Tenants were never pressured to leave their apartments and the market-rate rent stabilization was -- and continues to be -- complied with under applicable rent guidelines.
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Franken, a former star on Saturday Night Live who twice won election to the Senate, was pressured to resign after a series of sexual misconduct allegations against him surfaced last year.
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Above all, some employees say they are pressured to appear happy with customers and co-workers, even when that appearance is starkly at odds with what is happening at the store.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees may be pressured to return to their war-ravaged homeland this year, despite continuing violence, leading aid agencies said on Monday.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Bank of Nova Scotia and Bank of Montreal, two of Canada's biggest banks, on Tuesday defended their sales practices after media reports that staffers were pressured to meet targets.
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I think that because they've been around for so long, they're past the stage of feeling pressured to release music all the time, so they only release something that's worth sharing.
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Instead of feeling pressured to protect men's egos, I told men I wasn't interested in them — I didn't feel the need to use uncertain terms or lie about having a boyfriend.
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Australian media has reported that Mornyang appeared on video on Facebook in 2017 to say she was raped as a teenager but was pressured to ask police to drop the case.
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One of the five fathers Cruz spoke to said he was taken into an area at a detention center with 20 to 30 other fathers and pressured to sign a form.
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I often wonder if people feel pressured to say that sex is the most important thing ever in their lives, and now many people are just being more honest and practical.
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That, in turn, reignites old grievances from the primary about interest groups being pressured to endorse Clinton — even though Sanders' record on their issues was solid — out of fear of reprisal.
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The F.A.A. is also looking into a claim that as recently as late March, a worker at the plant was pressured to sign off on work related to a jet's airworthiness.
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But his fans, decrying a conspiracy he'd been pressured to make the donation and that ADL could somehow take Kjellberg off the air, convinced the YouTuber to do an about-face.
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As people are being pressured to detach from daily interaction, to wall off from those around us, it's hard to remember we're not alone, even as those feelings stubbornly creep in.
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The Japanese drug maker said it intended to maintain its credit rating, which could be difficult if it bids too high — or is pressured to do so by yet another suitor.
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Don't feel pressured to buy this phone solely because of 5G, unless you don't plan on upgrading your phone for years, and are willing to wait until it hits your area.
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But now as the front-runner for the party's nomination, Mr. Sanders is being pressured to explain his anti-imperialist worldview in the face of scrutiny and criticism from his rivals.
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The agency's spending on its furniture came into question after a top HUD career employee says she was pressured to find funds beyond the legal $5,000 limit to renovate Carson's office.
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Several parents I interviewed this week said that they did not feel pressured to have multiple embryos implanted, but the commercial temptation to do so in these programs is certainly there.
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" In the Wall Street Journal, Kimberley Strassel said that Trump "felt pressured to sign it," while the "Democrats used the bill to hold the military hostage to their own domestic boondoggles.
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Critics of the law worried that it would force doctors to abandon the Hippocratic oath, create a situation in which people might be pressured to take their lives and normalize suicide.
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It rejected the doctors' assertions that they had been dragged into campaigns and pressured to manipulate or threaten patients for political ends in Venezuela, citing the "honorable task" they have accomplished.
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He at one point owned as much as $250,000 worth of bonds from the parent company of Carrier, the air conditioning company he pressured to keep jobs in the United States.
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But in regards to "Guardians of the Galaxy," the movie works so well because it doesn't feel stuck in that universe, or pressured to tie into the larger events of it.
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Parents now worry more about the impact of their parenting on their children, feeling pressured to provide a stream of stimulating activities in a way that would have once seemed absurd.
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While mental health problems can manifest themselves in a variety of ways, many of those who suffer can feel pressured to apologize to others for their illnesses — and they shouldn't have to.
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In a world where many people feel pressured to pair off by a certain age, it makes sense that some try to hedge their bets while they're in their teens and 20s.
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The exhibit includes the account of a woman who says Aponte made sexual advances while she was seeking a promotion, and that she felt pressured to enter into a relationship with him.
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After legal battles, including a patent lawsuit with Alphabet's self-driving car division, and public outcry about its company culture, co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick was pressured to resign in June.
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So if Mueller's endgame is going to Congress, he could well feel pressured to clear a higher bar, in terms of both evidence and precedent, than he might for an ordinary indictment.
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I'd feel pressured to have sex to reward his gentlemanly behavior and fulfill that commonly accepted quota floating around of having sex once a week, in order to have a healthy relationship.
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In interviews with the newspaper, several students described an uncomfortable workplace culture that blurred the line between professional and personal relationships and said they often felt pressured to drink at social events.
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But the Fasses said they have no guarantee of this, and with much of the purchase price for the Danbury house in escrow, they are being pressured to close on the property.
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After he was pressured to resign as Uber's CEO in June, he appointed himself to one but now refuses to let other members approve his next appointments as he had originally agreed.
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Social media users are firing back after a report that President Trump likes his female staff to "dress like women," leading some to women to feel pressured to wear dresses to work.
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It doesn't have to include exact numbers, but it could give you an idea of what it looks like so you're not caught by surprise or pressured to respond quickly, Chen said.
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I mentioned in a recent piece how easily I fall into reading ruts when I feel pressured to read what's trendy, either by friends or some omniscient embodiment of the literary community.
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In a national survey of actresses a few months later, three-fifths said that they, too, had been pressured to have sex; half of those who refused said their careers had suffered.
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"A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness" tells the story of 19-year-old Saba from Punjab province who survived her attempted killing but was pressured to forgive her attackers.
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U.S. officials told The Wall Street Journal that the prosecutors were not pressured to drop the charges, saying that investigators had misidentified some suspects and did not have enough evidence against others.
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They need to get pressured to commit to not voting for any bill that would take people off their healthcare or raise premiums or eliminate the guarantee for people with preexisting conditions.
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When you're pressured to say 'yes' to several things at one time, go back to your priorities and see if this opportunity is aligned with the goals you have set for 2018.
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AT&T (T) is being pressured to cut all ties with China phone maker Huawei Technologies and to oppose China Mobile's plans to enter the U.S. market, because of national security concerns.
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After the original article was published, the Ecuadorean government, a longtime advocate of international efforts to encourage breast-feeding, issued a statement saying it had not been pressured to drop the measure.
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So too the growing exodus of black evangelicals from the evangelical movement, many of whom report feeling pressured to vote for or support Donald Trump in spite of his statements on race.
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Ryan Stanton, a Kentucky physician who was featured in an HHS testimonial, told The Daily Beast that he felt pressured to speak more critically of the health law than he wanted to.
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Suspicions were growing among officials and diplomats in Beirut on Thursday that he had not only been pressured to do so by Saudi Arabia but was being held there against his will.
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When the US government first imported that Paperclip war booty, it at least had the compunction to keep "our Germans" under wraps until pressured to unveil them at the end of 1946.
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Arab leaders, who have largely overlooked the Palestinian issue in recent years, may feel pressured to distance themselves from Israel again if their own publics are angered at the treatment of Palestinians.
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She said the trend will continue to grow as clients, particularly established companies in industries like packaged goods and beauty, feel pressured to produce more content with the same amount of money.
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According to a 22007 survey commissioned by the London sustainability firm Hubbub, 22017 percent of 22019- to 22025-year-olds feel pressured to wear a different outfit every time they go out.
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A new piece digs into Target-owned grocery delivery company Shipt, examining all the extra work drivers feel pressured to do just to stay active and keep receiving work on the platform.
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That short-term spending bill, which has not yet been released, will likely run through May — around the same time that leaders in Congress will be pressured to raise the debt ceiling.
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Trump insisted there was "no quid pro quo" whereby Zelensky would be "pressured" to investigate Biden in exchange for the release of U.S. military aid, which he'd frozen days before the call.
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And those will only emerge if there are real power-sharing deals in Syria and Iraq — and that will only happen if Assad, Russia, Iran and Hezbollah feel pressured to share power.
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In a sworn complaint to the Office of Special Counsel last November that first surfaced this week, Foster said she was pressured to "find money" beyond the legal $5,0003 limit for redecorating.
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Every non-binary person I spoke to told me that, at some point, they had felt confused, misunderstood or pressured to look a certain way in order to somehow 'prove' their identity.
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Details: Staff at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, including then-Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, were briefed on the meeting, meaning that U.S. officials knew early on that Zelensky felt pressured to investigate Biden.
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A dozen other young men have filed similar lawsuits or notices of claim against Detective Terrell, alleging they too were beaten and pressured to sign fictitious complaints against Mr. Hernandez and others.
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The fear is it may bounce completely out of the reach of longtime residents who are being pressured to sell, or renters whose landlords are increasing rents or harassing them to leave.
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Every time you felt pressured to go on an ammo or food run to protect the settlement, you knew you were putting off Ed's treatment and hoping that he'd keep another day.
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This performance is also in service of myself to hide the toxic parts of me that do not live up respectable, carefree black man I feel pressured to be, but constantly fail.
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Sure enough, Reuters, The Information, a couple other outlets started to report that AT&T had been pressured to drop the deal because members of the U.S. government were concerned about spying.
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I can add it at any time and it's easy to get on the birth certificate," the Good American mogul said, adding, "I just don't feel pressured to do it at the moment!
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Over six weeks, several women testified about how they blindly obeyed their "masters," screamed when they were branded with Raniere's initials near their bikini lines and were pressured to have sex with him.
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"If you feel you are being pressured to disregard aircraft damage or shortcut the manuals, then let your airline representative know of such threats," union national director Bret Oestreich said in the email.
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As the man was then being pressured to leave, Trejo said the man briefly pulled out a small knife and threatened the group, before climbing into his BMW and driving into oncoming traffic.
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Though she tried to avoid obsessing over the number on the scale, Rhimes recently admitted to Today that she couldn't help but feel pressured to look a certain way when she was younger.
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The series shows in Episode 5 that Gore later signed an affidavit where he claimed he felt pressured to name Williamson as being there, even though he was unsure if it was true.
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At the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, a French judge admitted being pressured to vote for the Russian skaters in order to secure an advantage for France in the pairs ice dancing competition.
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"I am not going to discuss the specifics of interactions that I may or may have not had with the President," Rogers said, adding he has never felt pressured to do anything unethical.
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There are reports that private landowners (often non-Muslims who remained after the war in what are now majority-Muslim areas) are being pressured to sell as foreign buyers seek large land holdings.
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The agreements prohibit police from disclosing any information about the technology, even to judges in the form of warrant requests; prosecutors must drop cases if they are pressured to reveal details about them.
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So what they're doing is lining up the incentives so that prosecutors are pressured to think less about what's actually fair or sensible and instead obsess over winning trials and getting massive sentences.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in 20 British LGBT+ people have been pressured to undergo conversion therapy while getting healthcare, rising to one in five among transgender people, a charity said on Thursday.
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The move by Restaurant Brands to bulk up with additional brands comes at a time when other restaurant chains have been pressured to off-load brands and narrow their focus on fewer concepts.
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