Proponents argue that this bill provides much needed relief for community banks and credit unions, which, these proponents claim, face enormous difficulties.
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Anti-abortion proponents say it's important providers have the privileges in case complications arise during a procedure; abortion rights proponents say it's a measure to shut down clinics.
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And people like Kelly shouldn't give their proponents a platform.
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Voucher proponents argue that competition can help lift educational outcomes.
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"Yes" proponents argued that the $440 estimate was intentionally inflated.
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Proponents of the ICC were quick to criticize Bolton's speech.
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Sanctuary proponents claim illegal immigrants do not commit most crimes.
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Patients like Swier are huge proponents of the company's approach.
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Farage and his party were vocal proponents of a Brexit.
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Proponents of Israel's ousting argued it's a matter of accountability.
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Proponents of polygamy offer two main arguments beyond personal preference.
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Proponents of state intervention saw them as plugging financing gaps.
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To succeed, their proponents must focus on two guiding themes.
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Gun control proponents are, of course, well aware of this.
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Proponents of "buy local" policies tend to think too narrowly.
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Proponents say they helped stall Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Proponents of body diversity applauded SI's decision to feature her.
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Hardline immigration proponents including Ann Coulter regularly sing his praises.
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Proponents of gun ownership say guns are not to blame.
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The gold standard's proponents prescribe it for ending secular stagnation.
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Proponents of IPR say it's vital for dismantling bad patents.
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Proponents say such steps are necessary and are not onerous.
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Proponents tout the measure as the For the People Act.
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Cook County's reversal could force proponents to change course again.
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Proponents now also focus on the fight against global warming.
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A situation that proponents of SMI claim is inherently unstable.
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So some proponents of greater action have turned to states.
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Yet many dual currency proponents say that is no obstacle.
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For proponents of gender parity in chess, this was progress.
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Proponents of two major oil pipeline projects are also optimistic.
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Proponents say the laws are intended to curb voter fraud.
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Proponents say they will continue to fight for the changes.
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I hear gun proponents express a dislike for big government.
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But the bill's proponents defend its practical and symbolic value.
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The proponents you speak of are making money on sewage.
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Wade, an irony not lost on proponents for reproductive choice.
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Libby was one of the leading proponents of the war.
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Proponents of the bill refer to the procedure as dismemberment.
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Proponents argue that this is obviously better than disliking them.
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Proponents of the new labels also want a national standard.
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Proponents argue that the benefit can have large social consequences.
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Proponents of HR 85033 insist that businesses need more time.
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Proponents say they are cheaper, greener and, perhaps counterintuitively, safer.
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Proponents said they could help spur innovation in clean technologies.
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This latest effort has two distinct advantages for drilling proponents.
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This time will be different, or so his proponents say.
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Cryptocurrency is a divisive topic with strong proponents and detractors.
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"That's what proponents are looking for: No drama," he said.
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Proponents of traditional Chinese medicine say the herbs were misused.
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Proponents of the coin boom say this misses the point.
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Many paid leave proponents, however, were quick to criticize. Sen.
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Its proponents have argued the program helps keep Americans safe.
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Republican proponents of reform want private companies to write policies.
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Proponents of bitcoin like it for a number of reasons.
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Haley has been among the administration's biggest proponents for decertification.
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Proponents insisted it was the localities that usurped state authority.
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Proponents have until early March 2019 to submit the signatures.
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Proponents of shrunken living spaces champion environmental and economic efficiencies.
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The measure met with controversy even among some preschool proponents.
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These proponents have not identified any specific laws that need fixing.
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Proponents say CBD offers health benefits, including relieving pain and anxiety.
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"No wonder the proponents of panspermia get frustrated," Professor Lattanzio says.
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That's the dream, that's the way VR proponents talk about it.
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Proponents suggest allowing earmarks will allow Congress to be more productive.
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At its peak in the 1980s it encompassed over 50 proponents.
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Proponents of Essure say the complaints should not undermine the device.
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The strongest proponents of sanctioning Turkey objected to McConnell's comments. Sen.
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Even proponents of the technology agree that it warrants more research.
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Proponents of this view see few upsides to entertaining Ryabkov's offer.
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Proponents of the bill, including the 16 Senate Democrats and Sen.
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Proponents of Britain's aid industry hope it will stay that way.
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And proponents appear unconcerned about the prospect of the deal imploding.
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Proponents of medical marijuana had advocated for the move for years.
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With less cause, proponents of amnesty in Guatemala invoke political bias.
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This is a common defense used by proponents of strong encryption.
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But most proponents do not see employment as UBI's primary goal.
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Proponents of the bill argue that it will make America safer.
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Thiel has been among the company's most vocal proponents, in fact.
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Bottom line: The contrasting viewpoints illustrate the challenges facing climate proponents.
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Proponents claim it will help reduce the administrative burden on schools.
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Millennials also are big proponents of "socially responsible" or "ethical" investing.
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But outraged Gorkhaland proponents have vowed to not to give up.
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Proponents of meat alternatives say they could help change that equation.
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Proponents said the bill will lead to greater safety on campuses.
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In Birmingham, proponents of the improved wage were furious—and frustrated.
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The most ardent paleo proponents think that starchy carbs are toxic.
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Some of the movement's biggest proponents see an opportunity for growth.
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Both Sitaraman and Rahman have also been proponents of institutional reforms.
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But proponents of electric automobiles aren't backing down from the fight.
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The margin of victory startled even proponents of a British exit.
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Proponents of change say it is time for a formal amendment.
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But some is unnecessary and mean-spirited, Snyder Cut proponents said.
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Proponents say, though, that inland surfing's moment may have finally arrived.
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Proponents of the laws say speeding is still a major concern.
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Proponents of the fiduciary proposal such as President Obama and Sen.
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Proponents of such laws say they aim to eliminate voter fraud.
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But proponents of a special counsel still left Tuesday's hearing dissatisfied.
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But Peirce's speech shows the inroads arbitration proponents have already made.
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Proponents say it will provide good jobs in an impoverished area.
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Proponents of a new conservative agenda have critics in both parties.
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There is much overlap among proponents of wilderness and mountain biking.
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Proponents of the fees say the issue is one of fairness.
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Clinton questioned whether it could really function as its proponents intend.
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Proponents, meanwhile, argue the regulations are meant to protect women's health.
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Many have research dollars from foundation that are school choice proponents.
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Proponents of the current overhaul contend that much has been done.
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And that has put proponents of natural gas on the defensive.
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Geoengineering is highly controversial, with strong proponents as well as detractors.
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Proponents of the plan argue that those effects are greatly overstated.
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Proponents of "credibility" say this matters for more than just Syria.
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Proponents of reputational credibility took Putin's 2014 Ukraine invasions as vindication.
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Mr. LaBarbera's group had been one of the bill's staunchest proponents.
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Proponents of term limits are either naïve or cynical — sometimes both.
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Proponents of the program vowed to continue fighting for the funding.
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Moving it out to sea has become more attractive, proponents say.
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Proponents of 3D printing say that it&aposs a game changer.
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Proponents of the measures have 30 days to appeal the decision.
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But the good news for abortion-rights proponents likely ends there.
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Proponents say making Election Day a holiday could improve voter turnout.
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Custom-designing a tiny keyboard, proponents say, fosters creativity through constraint.
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That numbness puts proponents of unfettered gun rights at an advantage.
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Proponents of a liberalized immigration plan will have no more leverage.
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But this good news for rule proponents is likely short-lived.
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Proponents say intermittent fasting helps with weight loss in other ways.
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The Green New Deal proponents are absolutely correct on the merits.
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But legalization proponents have experienced a few setbacks in recent weeks.
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Proponents of the three-fund or lazy portfolio say you don't.
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Warner is one of the biggest proponents for a legislative fix.
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Proponents of silence worry that U.S. support will delegitimize the protests.
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Proponents say such trades worsened the crisis and drove unethical behavior.
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Meanwhile, proponents of the bill continue to push for its passage.
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Still, the proponents for clozapine don't think monitoring should go away.
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Proponents of the Green New Deal insisted that Democrats were unified.
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Proponents argue lounges give adults a safe environment to consume cannabis.
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JAB has been one of the leading proponents of that strategy.
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Still, proponents of the proposals will likely face an uphill battle.
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Proponents also say it would discourage U.S. manufacturers from moving abroad.
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Unless faced with a committed opposition, an agency like the DEA will easily defeat critics, not because its proponents will mount superior arguments, but because those proponents won't feel compelled to make any arguments at all.
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Proponents say entrepreneurs can make good use of dual structures (think Google).
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Proponents called it a realistic, workable alternative reflecting realities on the ground.
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Proponents are seeking to legalize mushrooms for use in controlled, medical settings.
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Proponents of requiring just that argue raising the minimum helps reduce inequality.
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Long-range antiferromagnetic order only sets in at low temperatures, proponents say.
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Proponents say the pipeline would significantly decrease US reliance on foreign oil.
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The bill's proponents say it's an example of bipartisanship at its best.
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Proponents say it can happen if the industry doesn't drag its feet.
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Perhaps proponents could concede that there is a moral argument against abortion.
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Proponents of the bathroom bills say they aim to protect individual privacy.
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Proponents of the bill have said it would help stop bogus exemptions.
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Tefaf is liberally sprinkled with masterful proponents of this trend, throughout history.
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But impact investing proponents argue that analyzing financial returns alone is misguided.
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Proponents argue that they are cleaner than existing waste-to-energy facilities.
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And Kelly's move into the White House didn't necessarily hearten DACA's proponents.
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But Mars proponents are worried the moon directive will ground their efforts.
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But I don't blame the NRA or gun proponents for standing fast.
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Proponents note potential benefits that go beyond reducing misery for the downtrodden.
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Conservative Republican proponents say these bills are intended to challenge Roe v.
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Proponents of Aadhaar envisioned an entire industry providing services linked to it.
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Proponents of the measures say they are intended to prevent voter fraud.
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And yet, proponents claim they retain the properties of what isn't there.
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But there are worries, even among some of psilocybin's proponents, about decriminalisation.
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Proponents say privatization will speed NextGen by freeing it from FAA bureaucracy.
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Proponents hope it will become law before the 2018 mid-term election.
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Proponents say large predators are important to keeping ecosystems in good shape.
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To me, proponents like Fadiman and Oroc seemed a bit too optimistic.
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Conservative Republican proponents say these bills are intended to challenge Roe v.
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Most are wary of government surveillance; he's one of its fiercest proponents.
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We're big proponents of regulation, going back to the NTIA working group.
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Proponents of criminalizing abortion are, and should be, pleased with this development.
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Minimum wage hike proponents have argued pay has not outpaced inflation enough.
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Among the herb's most ardent proponents, anecdotal evidence of its benefits abound.
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Proponents argue that current regulations are out of date and overly onerous.
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Marijuana proponents will also get relief from the the defeat of Rep.
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Then again, ego has always been synonymous with proponents of combat sports.
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Proponents of the tax include industrial companies like General Electric and Boeing.
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Divestment proponents say their goal is not necessarily to bankrupt energy companies.
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But proponents of tougher rules argue investors need more information from corporations.
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Both the diplomatic and the China-centric avenues still have their proponents.
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Proponents insist that the emails, as deranged as they might seem, work.
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But proponents say that surrogates can earn life-changing sums of money.
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Proponents of e-cigarettes claim the dangers of their products are minimal.
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Printed houses have other advantages, proponents with and without cosmic ambitions believe.
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Proponents of the measure are optimistic it can pass in this Congress.
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Mixed martial arts proponents claim it is the world's fastest-growing sport.
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Proponents of say sharing the instructions are protected under the First Amendment.
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Its proponents insist it should have a location on the National Mall.
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The psychologist Timothy Leary soon became one of the psilocybin's chief proponents.
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Yes, but not as big as its proponents want you to believe.
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Proponents of blockchain claim it has the potential to upend various industries.
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Proponents of the Protecting Americans with Preexisting Conditions Act — spearheaded by Reps.
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Abortion proponents should care about safety, if they are truly pro-woman.
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One of the theory's earliest and most influential proponents, as Quammen tells
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Washington, Oregon, and California became strong proponents of free trade, as well.
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Proponents said they were pleased by BlackRock's support, which they had sought.
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The dreamiest proponents of U.B.I. see that changing as work goes away.
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Letters Proponents raise health arguments, while opponents discuss the age of adulthood.
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Warren H. Stewart, one of the state's key proponents of the holiday.
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But proponents think Cruz's approach would unleash a torrent of economic growth.
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Lots of cursive proponents cite cognitive and learning benefits to cursive writing.
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Even proponents of a sugar tax admit it is not a panacea.
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Proponents of mandatory labeling make this out to be a consumer issue.
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Proponents see it as a useful tool that can help identify criminals.
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Among the proponents is Randal Quarles, the Fed's vice chair for supervision.
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It's been a tough couple of years for Florida death penalty proponents.
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And at the energy ministry, officials were longtime proponents of Chinese companies.
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Conservatives who are proponents of Sessions' hardline immigration policies have defended him.
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But the ruling didn't go as far as some proponents had hoped.
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Proponents say it's necessary to compete with countries like China and Russia.
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Proponents of the Republicans' plans argue that companies will invest the money.
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It's not quite the full realism that VR's most significant proponents suggest.
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But Bebchuk and Tallarita have thrown down a gauntlet to its proponents.
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The bill's proponents are trying to sell it as flexibility for states.
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For proponents of the Syrian government, Monday was a day for celebration.
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Proponents of the vegan meal, of course, clapped back at the critics.
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All six candidates are proponents of lowering drug prices, the union notes.
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Proponents also argue the system helps relieve the nation's overburdened court system.
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Senior officials advocating aggressive policies regularly criticize the trade proponents in private.
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But that report lacked the detail that the resolution's proponents were seeking.
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Proponents of the provision say it could lead to lower property taxes.
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Democrats further accused proponents of the bill of stoking anti-immigrant attitudes.
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Proponents need at least 585,1003 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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The panel includes several leading proponents of a crackdown on voter fraud.
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Proponents said the measure would phase out extreme means of confining animals.
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Proponents of voter identification argue that the requirement helps prevent voter fraud.
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Proponents of the fiduciary standard say they will fight to protect it.
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But convention proponents say that any fear of lost rights is misplaced.
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Many, like Eshoo, were early proponents of having the FCC go further.
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Its proponents argue that the legal ownership of guns causes more violence.
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Proponents of faster permitting believe the two interests are not mutually exclusive.
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Transportation and infrastructure bills have long been the darling of earmark proponents.
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Proponents say that's because the city lacked a crucial ingredient: political will.
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In reply, proponents of the system need only point to this weekend.
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But proponents say the token sales represent a new model for fundraising.
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Proponents argue misclassification of workers is not isolated to app-based companies.
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Other proponents put the tax cuts in context of broader administration policy.
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Many are also Holocaust deniers, flat Earth proponents, and moon landing deniers.
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Cruz is one of the leading proponents, along with fellow GOP Sens.
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Proponents of the proposal argued the city could recoup those costs elsewhere.
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Proponents of programs like H-1B claim virtually magic properties for them.
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The model has failed to achieve the savings that its proponents anticipated.
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Proponents are working not just against organized special interests, but simple inertia.
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Instead of repealing the 2A, gun control proponents need to mobilize politically.
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Proponents see the exhumation as a necessary pathway toward a true democracy.
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Abstinence-only proponents are trying to hide the facts by rebranding the same failed programs Conceding that the case against abstinence-only-until-marriage programs has gained traction, these programs' most ardent proponents gave their efforts a complete makeover.
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It's the vision of "respectability politics" proponents from Ben Carson to Bill Cosby.
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Proponents of the bill say it is aimed at cutting health care costs.
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Instead, you see Democrats who were lukewarm supporters suddenly becoming more fervent proponents.
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Bitcoin proponents, however, are predicting that the 2017 explosion is just the start.
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Proponents of opioid taxes argue that their value goes beyond just raising money.
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Both Republicans and Democrats make up the most prominent proponents for each side.
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Proponents of legalization in Argentina say their main motivation is to save lives.
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Proponents argue that they are both safer and around 30% cheaper to operate.
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Guatemalan lawmakers and anti-graft proponents have been locking horns in recent months.
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Bitcoin proponents say that traditional cash is also widely used for criminal activities.
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As some of its keenest proponents concede, this transition will bring painful costs.
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It is way too early for proponents of women's rights to declare victory.
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The GOP has for years been very strong proponents of free trade agreements.
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As proponents say, all else being equal, more competition will kill coal plants.
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Abenomics has also created more jobs than even its proponents could have hoped.
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Proponents often envisage a withdrawal rate comparable to the basic rate of tax.
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Proponents of the measures raised less than $3.93,000 to fund the petition drive.
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Nay-sayers are predicting the end, while proponents of crypto dismiss the actions.
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But Democratic gun-control proponents in Congress never discuss registries or licensing. Another
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Prop C had both vocal proponents and vehement detractors in the tech industry.
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It drew intense opposition from the industry, which outspent proponents 12 to 1.
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Proponents say the bill would help small businesses cut through Washington red tape.
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Critics and proponents have been passionate in their calls for reform or maintenance.
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Proponents of the legislation claim it will "create jobs" and reduce energy rates.
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Its proponents insist TPP will be ratified but they have trouble explaining how.
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Proponents, meanwhile, say they would better allow companies to monitor and stop attacks.
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Hemp proponents are optimistic their products and designs will ultimately gain wide acceptance.
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Proponents argue that speculative transactions create volatility and lead to hunger and poverty.
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Proponents of the legislation point to cases like the prosecution of Mr. Harris.
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He needed bipartisan support and got it, because proponents such as Democratic Sen.
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But articles like your editorial leave a gap, one that proponents never mention.
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Proponents argue that a sin-tax type model could bring revenue into communities.
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Proponents claim that raw water's health benefits include naturally occurring minerals and microbes.
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The fundraiser's organizers and other proponents of ethereum decided to replace the blockchain.
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Class action proponents, meanwhile, don't have equally provocative numbers to counter critics' data.
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The new penalties, proponents say, are aimed at reducing congestion, frustration and accidents.
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Proponents of the law say it provides adequate privacy protections for U.S. citizens.
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Proponents of labeling, and of Vermont's law, were quick to express their disappointment.
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Proponents of labeling insisted that nothing short of text on packages would do.
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The proponents of ObamaCare say that repealing these rules will result in calamity.
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Proponents of both cited news reports they said showed the need for action.
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Even Netflix, one of the biggest proponents of net neutrality, came under criticism.
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Abortion proponents used to claim that abortions should be safe, legal, and rare.
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Grijalva added that the bill's proponents moved quickly, leaving little time to react.
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Tax-raising proponents argues that taxing partners this way somehow cheats the system.
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UFO proponents might passionately disagree with these conclusions, but they were reasonable ones.
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The opposition highlighted the difficulty faced by proponents of opening up the Atlantic.
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Proponents of the rule argue that states need "flexibility" to boost retirement savings.
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So proponents of national guidelines applauded their release, which they said was overdue.
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This history is, of course, not denied by the proponents of normcore politics.
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Ahead of the convention, VICE News spoke with proponents of open-carry laws.
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Still, proponents of the center will take support wherever they can find it.
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Proponents of acupuncture have long recommended it for female menstrual health and fertility.
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But regulatory proponents argue the deadline is given more weight than is warranted.
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Proponents argued that the measure would expand options for people facing painful deaths.
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Proponents of de Blasio were also fans of other previous big-city mayors.
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Proponents of the policy had warned that crime would rise without aggressive policing.
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But proponents of the bill estimate that it is between 400 and 800.
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The United States' Arab allies are strong proponents of a two-state solution.
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It's home to several of its famous proponents, like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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For one, proponents note employers have multiple incentives to get health insurance right.
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Proponents for fixing up the house, regardless of cost, are a mixed group.
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Proponents of legal marijuana spent decades fighting a slow battle for mainstream acceptance.
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At the same time, drilling proponents are not yet ready to claim victory.
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Proponents of a ban have put forward a number of arguments for it.
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Proponents for U.S. women's hockey have long struggled to have their voices heard.
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More aggressive proponents think the range should be almost 10 times that amount.
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Fracking has been more resilient than anyone, including its proponents, would have dreamed.
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Right to repair proponents viewed this as hostile to independent fixers and customers.
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There is a lesson for the proponents of "All Lives Matter" in this.
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Proponents of this kind of outsourcing say that the benefits go beyond jobs.
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Companies can complete projects quicker and more cheaply than governments can, proponents say.
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Weinstein's case will be closely watched by the social movement's proponents and critics.
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Alliance members are among the keenest proponents of free trade in the Americas.
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County-run fairs have no viable legal defense against proponents of constitutional carry.
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They're all proponents of socialism, who made promises they could never, ever keep.
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That can be a boon to free speech, say proponents of the policy.
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Proponents view it as an important tool for catching criminals and tracking terrorists.
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That idea has some appeal and many proponents but little independent scientific backing.
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That's the conceit the proponents of "dopamine fasting" are running with, at least.
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The expected move to relax the restrictions was criticized by arms control proponents.
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Proponents say the system ensures that the candidate with the broadest appeal wins.
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Proponents cite their shared, common windows as a major advantage over cubicle warrens.
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Proponents argue that the proposals jointly offset higher taxes with greater regulatory efficiency.
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Proponents say there is little or no evidence linking pollution to gas drilling.
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Proponents of the fiduciary rule have tried to change the White House's mind.
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Privacy proponents emphasize that there's no safe, foolproof way to implement encryption backdoors.
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As proponents of Westbrook have often noted, you feel Westbrook on the court.
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Most CBD proponents advise to start low and increase the dosage over time.
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But the data that proponents of work requirements often cite don't do that.
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Proponents say it would be more effective than breaking up big tech companies.
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Proponents believe access would help prevent and solve crime, including terrorist-related activities.
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" Proponents of the rule, meanwhile, slammed Trump, calling his move "dangerous and illegal.
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Proponents of Meatless Mondays point to the health benefits of eating less meat.
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Proponents of the breakdown of the bundle economy most often cite cable television.
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Conservatives are typically proponents of negative liberty: the freedom from constraints and impediments.
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That may explain why even the proponents cannot agree on a common vision.
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Because Second Amendment proponents recognize how the framers intended for change to happen.
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Abortion rights proponents said on Thursday that they planned to challenge the law.
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The study cited by Kigali proponents is an outlier among much lower estimates.
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Proponents of exact match insist that it protects the integrity of Georgia's elections.
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Proponents of SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, have been debating ever since.
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The proponents of "sleep hygiene" have a lot to say about contamination, too.
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Some are well-known proponents of immigration reform, such as Florida Republican Reps.
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Proponents of the voter identification laws say they are necessary to prevent fraud.
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But the deal has also failed to satisfy some of its strongest proponents.
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The ACA's most enthusiastic proponents had higher aspirations for the marketplaces than that.
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Proponents of Proposal 148 think that the improved performance is worth the fork.
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But proponents of modern monetary theory say they should take a deep breath.
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The bill's proponents say it is an example of bipartisanship at its best.
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But, proponents of the deal argue, it is very, very good for business.
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Similarly, Sanders proponents are quick to shift the discussion away from practical questions.
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This option isn't just cheaper, proponents and businesses pledge — it's more environmentally friendly.
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Proponents of loose gun regulations, however, were less than thrilled with Dick's decisions.
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A few outspoken proponents of sex dolls and robots claim they love them.
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"Proponents of aid in dying, like proponents of other progressive views of the Constitution, are going to stay the heck out of the U.S. Supreme Court," said Vincent Bonventre, a constitutional law professor at Albany Law School in New York.
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It has economic, political and moral components on which different proponents put different weights.
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Proponents of such policies say that they remove the distortions caused by carbon taxes.
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Even proponents of the program have long said the Energy Department badly managed it.
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Proponents, led by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation and AARP, have raised around $10 million.
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Proponents argue cameras would create transparency as well as educational opportunities for the public.
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But it has also been one of the most active proponents of climate action.
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He said tax-reform proponents will use budget reconciliation to push through the revamp.
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Both pipeline and oil by rail proponents argue their methods of transport are safe.
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It makes us proponents of good government and the wise use of taxpayer dollars.
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Proponents of this structure argue it allows founders to focus on long-term strategy.
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Medical teachers were expected to be proponents of the latest and most credible research.
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Proponents of affirmative action have been biting their fingernails over this case for years.
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A chorus of voices is telling GND proponents, in short, to ask for less.
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Proponents of the prosperity gospel (such as Paula White) already have Mr. Trump's ear.
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High profile proponents of the bill included Sir Paul McCartney and filmmaker Mike Leigh.
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Proponents of the measure, for their part, are beginning to intensify their pressure campaign.
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For proponents of the pipeline project, the decision was their second consecutive legal victory.
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Primaries show that the "same old thing" message and its proponents have serious problems.
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SB 1394 is a bill that proponents claim is about women's health and safety.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are big proponents of SDA – social displays of affection.
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The bill's proponents say it will boost the economy, boost wages, and create jobs.
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The most vocal of these proponents envision a federal law that mandates universal adoption.
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Proponents of the Space Force have said it would make the Pentagon more efficient.
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Many proponents see regionalization as the inevitable next step in decarbonizing the US grid.
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It's not that proponents of this path don't want the support of Trump voters.
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Proponents of the system argue that it would kick-start Italy's slow-growing economy.
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Proponents say the legislation would eliminate federal concerns in states where marijuana is legal.
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Pumping the brakes will give policymakers more time to counteract potential unemployment, proponents argue.
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But first, proponents had to prove that transmitting quantum states from orbit was practical.
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Proponents of the bill agree that it won't be taken seriously on its own.
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Proponents say the deal would boost business at a time of global economic uncertainty.
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One of the first and biggest proponents of a climate change debate is Inslee.
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Proponents of USDA's plan touts it as forward progress in food safety and innovation.
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Like southern proponents of white supremacy who came before them, they will probably fail.
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Trump, though, also wants to repeal the ACA proponents that pay for these requirements.
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Flynn was one of the Trump administration's top proponents of warmer relations with Russia.
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The possibility of a permanent Iran lobby should also give the deal's proponents pause.
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First, rural broadband coverage is not as bad as proponents of additional spending claim.
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Proponents say that eliminates the need to look beyond existing oil and gas reserves.
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Proponents state this would modernize the tax system, incentivize investment and underpin domestic competitiveness.
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More broadly, this is good news for proponents of stem-cell therapies in general.
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Some proponents think Trump's ringing endorsement could add fresh momentum to the stalled effort.
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Proponents of these accounts tout their slimmer administrative structure compared to special needs trusts.
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And it's particularly confused among its proponents, a group in which I include myself.
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Proponents said it would bring new options to markets and lower prices for consumers.
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Yet proponents of globalism continue to assert that "free trade" is an overwhelming good.
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Proponents of the rules say regulations are needed to reduce potential pollution from fracking.
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It is seen by proponents as a novel approach to ending poverty and inequality.
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In one corner are patients, injured American football players and proponents of rugged individualism.
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That's not an assessment that Besbris and the proponents of AMP will agree with.
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Proponents of big tech celebrate private-sector research and are right to do so.
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But firearms proponents say the AR-15 is not defined as an assault rifle.
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For proponents of the nuclear deal, it was an unacceptably risky bit of brinkmanship.
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Its proponents say those measures are necessary to prevent further waves of illegal immigration.
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Proponents of removing the tax say these items are a necessity, not a luxury.
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Proponents of the bill previously said the law would do what's best for women.
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This year's measure has attracted far less attention, with proponents spending roughly $1 million.
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So do environmentalists, immigration reform proponents, feminists, racial justice fighters and disability rights advocates.
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Proponents say the system could transform the world as much as the internet did.
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Proponents of statehood insist that territorial status for 3.5 million citizens amounts to colonialism.
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Proponents say drug companies are simply worried about getting paid less under the shift.
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Natural law is still used today by its proponents as a justification of the
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"Some of its proponents really think this is the key to prosperity," he said.
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Proponents also say it might spur private insurers to seek bigger discounts as well.
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G-28503 proponents are always keen to latch on to the latest activist craze.
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This is not a pro-woman policy, even for the staunchest of abortion proponents.
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For its Western proponents, an international criminal court was largely a matter of conscience.
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Proponents say a healthy and growing economy warrants a steady "normalization" of monetary policy.
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For some of the death penalty's proponents, this decline may not be a problem.
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So were the proponents of immigration reform -- Democrat or Republican -- who came after them.
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Better economic output will lead to more tax revenue, proponents of dynamic scoring argue.
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How do ObamaCare proponents even know the U.S. spends too much on health care?
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About a million inmates across America have been exposed to it, according to proponents.
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For some proponents of justice reform, the failure this year was actually a relief.
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Viewing themselves as being without options, resellers have been zealous proponents of federal regulation.
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After years of resistance, proponents say their long-sought goal is finally within reach.
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Biomass proponents say more forests would be planted if timber were considered carbon neutral.
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Proponents see the bill as a big tax cut for companies and working Americans.
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Proponents of the technology suggest that it is ideally suited for simplifying record-keeping.
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Proponents of the law describe it as necessary for national security and counterterrorism efforts.
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This fall brings herbalists, nutrition experts and proponents of strange vegetables into the kitchen.
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Proponents say the point of such policies is to nudge people into full employment.
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Proponents like Saucet see the potential for these engagement detection systems to revolutionize teaching.
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Proponents hope that the conversion bill will help both the market and the neighborhood.
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Proponents of the little-known state licensing laws say they are in taxpayers' interest.
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There are proponents of free trade throughout the economy and across the political spectrum.
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Furthermore, when we join boards, we are strong proponents of diversity at all levels.
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Without this new program, proponents claim, many children won't get fed during the summer.
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Why it matters: The law — effective immediately — closes what proponents describe as a loophole.
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But trade proponents often promise miraculous benefits for job creation in the short term.
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To view foreign policy as simply transactional is more dangerous than its proponents realize.
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Both presidential candidates have been vocal proponents of fixing the nation's roads and bridges.
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Digital currency proponents say the greater potential lies in the blockchain technology behind bitcoin.
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But Mr. Trump's broader circle of advisers is dominated by proponents of free trade.
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Tax proponents often argue that without more revenue, our roads and bridges will crumble.
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Proponents of NAFTA reject this, saying Mexico has helped keep the region more competitive.
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While proponents of raw milk say that process makes it less healthy, Sims disagrees.
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The protesters appear to be an informal alliance of environmentalists and Indigenous rights proponents.
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Proponents say it will help fight crime, prevent mass shootings and stop sexual predators.
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Cooperation in this area between the two regulators could alarm proponents of internet freedom.
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Cooperation in this area between the two regulators could alarm proponents of internet freedom.
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That is the kind of outcome sought by proponents of the nuclear ban pact.
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Proponents of abortion access, meanwhile, favor laws that permit the taking of human life.
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Opponents spent less than one-tenth of what proponents put into advertising and campaigning.
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Proponents of the bill described it as an effort to curb youth tobacco use.
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The ruling unsettled the proponents of exiting the European Union, who warned against backsliding.
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Its proponents say it has the potential to shake up how financial markets operate.
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As for whom it helps, proponents in both parties claim it has bipartisan benefits.
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Proponents of the idea suggest it will revolutionize the transportations of goods and people.
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Proponents, however, believe the tariffs are needed to help level an unfair playing field.
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To abortion rights proponents, she stood for all pregnant women harmed by restrictive laws.
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It has now become commonplace for proponents of liberal values to receive death threats.
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Both Modi and the BJP has been vocal proponents of the Citizen Amendment Bill.
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But proponents of concealed carry shouldn't celebrate Tuesday's federal Circuit court decision too soon.
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Proponents of market-based health care rely less on theory and more on data.
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Proponents of the tariffs argue they will help create jobs and boost the economy.
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That's far more than proponents of taxes on sugary beverages have had on hand.
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Bill proponents say the GOP measures represent a conservative solution to address climate change.
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Proponents of the latter strategy respond: Well, that's nice, but it's just not happening.
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But it did not, as proponents had hoped, make them more likely to work.
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From a policy standpoint, these findings offer a ray of hope for vaccine proponents.
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Proponents of these changes take false comfort in the health of the financial system.
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Longtime proponents of the ban on sanctuary cities are pleased with this progress. Sen.
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Proponents pitch that as a big boost for middle-class owners of small businesses.
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Reform proponents said the suggestions were sops to industry and he withdrew its report.
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A pipeline to Eastern Canada was abandoned by its proponents, and Mr. Trudeau did not approve a new pipeline that would have run through Northern British Columbia after resistance from Indigenous groups; its route had also effectively caused its proponents to abandon it.
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Many proponents of gun control will certainly feel that this bill is less than satisfactory.
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The 12-year timeframe, in particular, has been widely adopted by proponents of climate action.
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For proponents, the persistent refusal of some GOP leaders makes ballot measures a critical tool.
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Proponents of the rule say it's worth it to make sure retirement investors aren't misled.
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Because proponents see this as a blue-collar climate policy -- one for the Trump era.
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Proponents argue that the change would give states more flexibility to innovate with their programs.
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Kevin Stitt (R) signed the law, called "constitutional carry" by proponents, into law in February.
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But that late movement came because proponents saw the writing was already on the wall.
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Proponents, led by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation and the AARP, have raised around $10 million.
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The bill's proponents said the legislation would open the door for more child placement partnerships.
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But monetarism proved harder to implement than its proponents thought; the monetary targets behaved unpredictably.
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They have been key proponents of the Paris Agreement, however, which is cause for hope.
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Proponents of the agreement expect to see more competition, lower prices and better customer service.
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The proponents of the "Chicago plan" argued that deposits and lending need not be linked.
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Ms. Richter and other proponents say patients should look to state contract law for protection.
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Proponents claim such a rule would discourage the Fed from trying to do too much.
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The phrase quickly became a rallying cry for Warren supporters and proponents of women's rights.
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Now Medicare will likely be asked by proponents of virtual colonoscopy to revisit that decision.
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Its proponents respond that TCM can improve both public health and the health-care system.
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Proponents say the strategy can produce smooth returns even in a low-growth economic environment.
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Proponents of such "map-tidying" say that multi-ethnic states have failed in the Balkans.
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To proponents, Tesla has shown there really can be a market for battery-electric vehicles.
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Proponents believe drivers will demand a similar convenience when petrol and diesel cars are outlawed.
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Proponents say regulating payers, not the actual drug prices, puts them on safer legal ground.
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Proponents of the measure said eight months was enough time to approve new war authority.
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Proponents of proficiency believe in evaluating students equally against a standardized benchmark, like test scores.
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Proponents of deep learning say these algorithms most closely mimic how the human brain learns.
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Proponents of maintaining Section 230 immunity argue that it does not only protect tech companies.
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For proponents of truth, the hardest Trump falsehoods to challenge might be the smallest ones.
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But its proponents will celebrate the new data as the quick result of decisive action.
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Proponents of lower taxes, though, point to America's massive, innovative corporations as a success story.
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Proponents of the law say requiring photo IDs before casting a vote prevents voter fraud.
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The most ambitious lefty proponents want to finance the program entirely through new tax revenue.
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Proponents of the British effort argue that the increased transparency will lead to smaller gaps.
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Proponents of the rule say it prevents companies from intimidating workers against organizing a union.
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Proponents of major media mergers say that consumers will benefit if regulators approve the deals.
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Since then, left-wing politicians and voters have been more vocal proponents of gun control.
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Pruitt's proponents, though, say greens, in Congress and out of it, are distorting his record.
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Republican proponents of the law said it was necessary to ensure the integrity of elections.
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Cash proponents will argue that staying invested is a disaster-in-the-making for retirees.
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Proponents like Citadel say this system has lowered trading costs, improved efficiency and reduced volatility.
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Several but not all Fed governors have been vocal proponents for caution in raising rates.
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But proponents of its regulatory approach say the system and the hack were not connected.
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Cooperation in this area between the two regulators could alarm Russian proponents of Internet freedom.
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It also notes that drilling proponents are "undaunted" by the prospect of a long wait.
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Its proponents argue that central banks are very nearly helpless once rates drop to zero.
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Downing has cited the golf and barbecue industries in particular as proponents of daylight saving.
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Democratic proponents of the rule said it would help to curb corruption in foreign nations.
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Proponents argue that the selfies are "good for democracy" and are protected under free speech.
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Proponents of the deal expect it will help bolster businesses like those that Musk runs.
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" So, proponents of this second, more radical path would say, "Hell yeah, automate those jobs.
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After all, proponents of trade agreements won every argument except one: that trade increases employment.
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Proponents also recommend the use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to enhance one's privacy.
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From its inception, proponents of the privilege framework have warned against leaving it at that.
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Gaza's Salafis are proponents of global holy war endorsed by Islamic State and al Qaeda.
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Proponents have also touted that the benefits to the Treasury outweigh the risk of interruption.
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To Ms. Halloran's detriment, the science and facts are on the side of GMO proponents.
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Proponents of the law argued that workers should not be required to pay union dues.
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Proponents argue that good public pre-schooling would therefore be a social and economic boon.
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Proponents of sound suppressors say they are primarily used by hunters to protect their hearing.
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Still, some of the most ardent proponents of impeachment were unfazed by Mueller's findings. Rep.
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And those abortion rights proponents are keenly aware of the threat at the federal level.
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You can hear it in the words of proponents of the newest overreach in Washington.
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Passing a tax on sugary drinks in Cook County marked a key moment for proponents.
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Yet even some of the loudest impeachment proponents acknowledged afterwards that no such moment arrived.
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Proponents say blockchain can one day change the world as much as the internet did.
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Proponents of multiple guarantors argue it will bring more competition that is beneficial to consumers.
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Proponents say its underlying technology blockchain has the ability to disrupt the entire financial system.
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Proponents of regulation have often complained about how hard it is to issue a regulation.
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Proponents of the First Step Act fought tooth and nail to keep this bill clean.
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Instead, it posts a vague "assessment" of the projects' imports, written by the project's proponents.
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Slightly increasing the cost of meat is a necessary part of the solution, proponents say.
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Friday's party was not the first time LGBTQ rights proponents targeted the VP with dancing.
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Neither budget would balance, but proponents say they would help reduce the deficit over time.
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The Black Panthers, for all their shortcomings, were vocal proponents of racial and economic justice.
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Tom Buckner Asheville, N.C. What do proponents of a universal basic income say about inflation?
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He will receive a boost from an outside group run by proponents of charter schools.
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Leaving Schengen would disrupt travel, hurt tourism and crimp cross-border police cooperation, proponents say.
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Proponents of the rule said an extension would only allow critics to derail its progress.
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What is needed, proponents say, is a new infrastructure better suited to handle renewable energy.
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With these nominations, proponents hope that EXIM will soon have authority to approve larger transactions.
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But over the long term, proponents argue, the country is on a path toward legalization.
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Some proponents cite the idea of "osmosis" to explain how magnesium can penetrate the skin.
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And being longtime proponents of flared jeans, we're almost even more excited about this one.
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In several areas "There's now more leverage on the side of the proponents," Giove said.
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Today's proponents of Bachian thinking don't seem to have much sympathy for those excuses, however.
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Embargo proponents — reporters and press officers alike — rely on several arguments to defend the practice.
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Proponents of the bill argue it's necessary to crack down on corruption in upcoming elections.
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Some proponents of heritable genome editing argue that "safe" application is just around the corner.
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His proponents say he was done in by an old guard that was being sidelined.
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Giffords has since become one of the nation's leading proponents of tougher gun control laws.
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That change of personnel, shifting the court to the right, has abortion rights proponents worried.
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For proponents of official data, New York and Pennsylvania are potential bellwethers, Mr. Kilsby said.
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Often the best way to understand opposing viewpoints is to imagine the proponents in dialogue.
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Among proponents of liberalized trade, the most hopeful history may be the most recent chapter.
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Proponents of a "culture of life" don't seem to recognize the incoherence of their position.
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Proponents of PrEP say Brazil's experience will show the economic benefits of investing in prevention.
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Proponents of the pipeline say it will lessen dependence on foreign oil while creating jobs.
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That is a segment of the market that the sweats-and-hoodies proponents have missed.
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Proponents of the tax plan contend that it will also increase the nation's economic capacity.
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It is unclear if proponents will be able to force a vote in the Senate.
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Some of bill's biggest proponents are building off those bold predictions, and offering additions apparently.
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They are by no means proponents of authoritarian government systems many Americans associate socialism with.
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The responsibility for acts of hatred rests on the shoulders of the proponents and perpetrators.
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Proponents of religious liberty are celebrating the Supreme Court's recent decision to hear Fulton v.
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But legal sales of marijuana are far below what proponents of legalization had hoped for.
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And, proponents note, every barrel of oil from America is one not purchased from overseas.
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Proponents say the best argument for e-bikes, however, is the experience of riding one.
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Experts also claim the technology doesn't provide the perfect privacy protection that its proponents claim.
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The committee heard 37 minutes of testimony from both proponents and opponents of the bill.
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Proponents of affirmative action commonly argue that diversity improves critical thinking, creativity and race relations.
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He and other conservative proponents of work requirements say the expectation is a fair one.
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The bill's proponents say it's intended to preserve Parliament's honour and efficiency, not stifle criticism.
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Proponents of the spinoff proposal, meanwhile, are also scrambling to bring lawmakers to their side.
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Yet this same history has come under attack from proponents of so-called medicalization theory.
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Proponents claim that guaranteeing basic income would create an economic multiplier that could grow GDP.
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But behind them are not green energy advocates or proponents of living off the land.
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Proponents also contend kombucha helps rheumatism, gout, hemorrhoids, nervousness and liver function and fights cancer.
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The bill's proponents are positioning it as harmless regulatory relief for regional and community banks.
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Proponents claim that PLAs prevent cost overruns and delays by preventing strikes by union labor.
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It is therefore incumbent on Medicare for All proponents to be as forthright as possible.
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Proponents of the efforts say companies misclassify their workers as independent contractors to save money.
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Now, proponents of Scottish independence say, there is less incentive to remain part of Britain.
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Cooperation in this area between the two regulators could alarm Russian proponents of internet freedom.
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Proponents of cum-ex say it is perfectly legal because no law explicitly says otherwise.
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Proponents of trade hope the broader circle, and congressional Republicans, will exert a moderating influence.
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But instead of spending existing dollars, proponents of the bill want passengers to pay more.
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Congress rejected the idea, underscoring the limited success of proponents of a stronger safety net.
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First, interesting opportunities and useful connections are not as scarce as social media proponents claim.
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Still, opponents spent less than a third of what proponents dropped into advertising and campaigning.
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Proponents have argued that rail or truck transport is more polluting and dangerous than pipelines.
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Proponents have said it is a valuable program that helps minorities, veterans and other groups.
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Proponents like Belkin say it's necessary to diminish the power of the court's conservative majority.
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Some leading proponents of centralized federal power have caught that ole-time states'-rights religion.
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In your book, you say the importance of trade is overstated by opponents and proponents.
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Proponents of restrictive laws argue that criminalizing voter registration is necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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Proponents of upending the status quo say retirement accounts were never meant for estate-planning.
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Ironically, some of the greatest proponents of supporting Iranian democracy now, disparaged the program then.
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For proponents of Far Eastern culture, the new year in 2018 begins on February 16.
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Predictably, open borders proponents have attacked these proposals as mean-spirited, nativist and even racist.
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Many proponents of FSOC reform forget to focus on its organizational operating charter and bylaws.
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But for proponents touting the ongoing success of the program, the results have been mixed.
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Nuclear disarmament proponents meanwhile hope Obama's visit will breath fresh life into a stalled process.
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Proponents of the new law say this would ensure the "humane termination" of the fetus.
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Recently, net neutrality proponents have pointed to Portugal as an example of their nightmare scenario.
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In Britain, proponents of withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit, followed a similar playbook.
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But proponents of the repeal process maintain that it is a blunt but necessary tool.
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Proponents of coconut oil point out that it is rich in phytochemicals with healthful properties.
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Other regions are considering the Minneapolis approach, but proponents have run into stiff political opposition.
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I know they generally tend to be pretty big Medicaid expansion proponents in most states.
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And on matters of the Second Amendment, Hardy's assessment carries great weight among gun proponents.
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Patrick, who are both Republicans, have become strong proponents for an anti-trans bathroom bill.
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Some opponents argue the Yemen war has nothing to do with Khashoggi, but proponents disagree.
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These modest ideas poll well but are unlikely to be big practical political winners, because gun rights proponents are much more politically active on gun issues than are proponents of gun control, who generally favor more regulation but do so in a low-key way.
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These modest ideas poll well but are unlikely to be big practical political winners because gun rights proponents are much more politically active on gun issues than are proponents of gun control, who generally favor more regulation but do so in a low-key way.
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The proponents of a new centrist party assume that people just want a better political party.
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I don't hear that discussed on the Senate floor by the proponents of this amnesty legislation.
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Proponents think it could make transactions faster and safer, and have a wide range of applications.
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And, with fast chargers popping up across the country, barriers to entry are falling, proponents insist.
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Either way, if you're looking for a special gift this May, we're big "mom" necklace proponents.
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Photo: APAmazon has a big middle finger today for all the affordable housing proponents out there.
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Marijuana reform proponents argue that legalizing and decriminalizing the drug is both ethically and fiscally advantageous.
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Still, the proponents of the California Consumer Privacy Act are chalking it up as a win.
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Beyond the clinic, jamming could help resolve a growing conceptual debate in cancer biology, proponents say.
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Measures in a number of states have pit renewable energy proponents against heavily funded opposition campaigns.
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Image: Daniel Schwen (Wikimedia Commons)Harvard physicist Cumrun Vafa is one of string theory's strongest proponents.
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Proponents of cloud seeding say it will easily cool the earth back down to "normal" levels.
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Either way, proponents and opponents of HB2 have since interpreted the silence to their respective advantages.
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Proponents say CBD helps with pain, anxiety and inflammation, though limited scientific research supports those claims.
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Proponents of so-called "sin taxes" apply this logic to goods deemed to be socially undesirable.
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The lotteries' proponents say that their aim is to entice shoppers and vendors to register activity.
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But some proponents argue that's fine, since delay will allow a changing public consensus to consolidate.
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Proponents of the bill had to make many concessions and the legislation was considerably whittled down.
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Proponents of Ukraine's NATO membership argue Russia must not receive a veto over Ukraine's geopolitical orientation.
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Proponents say it is well suited for when many parties need access to the same data.
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The proponents of Proposition 8, as at trial in 2010, were left opposing the motion alone.
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This election was just one more failure in an awful year for proponents of such policies.
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TPP's proponents held out a faint hope that it could pass in the lame-duck Congress.
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Stock buyback proponents will point out that many Americans own stock and therefore benefit from buybacks.
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If cell-based meat can do half of what proponents hope, that's a really big deal.
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Proponents of Say's law acknowledged that entrepreneurs might miscalculate, producing more than enough of some goods.
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While proponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline tout its economic boost, opponents question its environmental impact.
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Obamacare proponents saw this as a way to encourage employers to hold down health-plan costs.
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Democrats honor fallen officers at convention Proponents say it is a protection of First Amendment rights.
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Yet politicians continue to be enthusiastic proponents of the deal—and are making their views known.
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A provision to this effect is unnecessary and its proponents are based on ill-informed opinion.
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Proponents argue the trade-offs are worth it to realize the massive economic benefits of 5G.
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President Donald Trump and other Republicans have seized on those plans to call their proponents socialists.
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Even proponents of nominal gross domestic product, or NGDP, targeting say it may be too radical.
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According to proponents, 53G will be fast enough for that, and you can forget the cords.
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We're big proponents of active safety features and believe that mitigating accidents is a top priority.
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Broadband providers were reclassified as telecoms in 2015 and proponents of deregulation lost their collective mind.
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The case highlights tensions between gay rights proponents and conservative Christians who oppose same-sex marriage.
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I always notice that the biggest proponents of socialism aren&apost those waiting in bread lines.
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Sanders County is the home district of one of the leading proponents of federal lands transfer.
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Proponents of the astronaut-preferred camp point, quite rightfully, at the versatility and independence of humans.
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Proponents led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe say the project will spark badly needed economic growth.
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When verité was developed, its proponents went so far as to argue it would end war.
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Proponents say they're convenient, healthy and more cost-effective than taking the family out for dinner.
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And for proponents of clean energy, low gas prices can stymie efforts to reduce carbon footprints.
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Proponents of the bill claim it would make federal regulations more transparent to promote public input.
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Proponents tout the ability to practice with limited resources and minimal stress on an athlete's body.
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Citing their significant investments, many handout proponents often then ask: Don't they deserve protection from taxpayers?
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This makes it very difficult to argue against the proponents of the hashtag #OscarSoWhite this year.
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Proponents of these programs often argue that facial recognition in airports promotes security while providing convenience.
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Proponents of Brexit seem to be ignoring one important fact: Domestic and foreign investors abhor uncertainty.
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Source: CoinDesk The scaling agreement is a significant step forward for proponents of the digital currency.
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Some proponents of the deal, watching the Trump administration's moves, are already campaigning to keep it.
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Proponents of UBI include well-known figures such as Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Branson and Elon Musk.
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What were the proponents of Waxman-Markey misunderstanding at the time that is understood better now?
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In fact, we're huge proponents of nixing unnecessary steps to make the process run more smoothly.
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Proponents say the transactions help them execute large orders without disrupting prices in thinly traded markets.
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So deep that proponents claim Kylo had to kill his father just to keep his cover.
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Proponents of the measures say they do not allow teachers to inject religion into science classes.
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Proponents of the House bill, however, praised Roberts for introducing similar legislation on the Senate side.
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Even proponents of MMT argue that the government cannot debt spend without worrying about eventual inflation.
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But this year, proponents of the spin-off idea have a powerful new ally: President Trump.
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And proponents say it shows that religion can be a powerful tool in protecting the planet.
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Among themselves, its proponents characterized it as an ancient brotherhood built on courage, honor, and sacrifice.
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Proponents of the bathroom bills say they aim to protect individual privacy and enhance public safety.
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Proponents of the tax cuts predict a 3 percent growth rate to support their sunny forecasts.
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They are not the panacea that some proponents claim, nor the dreaded monsters that others claim.
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Proponents say it will protect religious freedom while opponents say it is a license to discriminate.
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The proponents of RTT falsely state that the FDA unduly delays its approval for such drugs.
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The two most prominent Republican proponents, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, didn't make it past March.
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The most outspoken digital currency proponents forecast bitcoin at least quadrupling in the next five years.
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To manufacture net neutrality into a political issue, net neutrality proponents hammered a manufactured public narrative.
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Proponents say Medicare using its negotiating power will bring down drug costs that are unacceptably high.
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"That kind of changes the tune about a lot of these Rule 16 delegate binding proponents."
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Abortion proponents said the provision was a back-door attempt to legalize "personhood" and restrict abortion.
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This being the case, proponents prefer the term physician assisted-death or physician aid-in-dying.
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Despite slim chances for success this year, proponents of the criminal justice package are not surrendering.
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For proponents of a free market, it seems a free market system doesn't work with healthcare.
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Proponents of removing Confederate imagery from the Capitol complex have had some success in recent years.
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Proponents claim the new system would be funded by a user fee instead of taxpayer funds.
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Frankly, proponents on both sides often get this wrong by portraying the issue as clear-cut.
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The students from Stoneman Douglas have been among the most vocal proponents of new gun laws.
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British proponents of soft Brexit say the EU, especially big exporters to Britain, could be persuaded.
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In the long run, perhaps the Brexit proponents will nonetheless think it was all worth it.
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Remain proponents are caricatured as cosmopolitan élites who are indifferent to the concerns of ordinary voters.
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Proponents also urged supporters to reduce the amount of meat they consume, regardless of its source.
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Tax-reform proponents on and off Capitol Hill also said they would move forward as before.
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Proponents said that despite the rule, few officers had been seriously disciplined for using the holds.
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But proponents of the repeal effort contend moderate Democrats and independents also are supporting the measure.
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Proponents of right-to-work laws say they can be a tool to attract new businesses.
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The Church, through its civic instruments, regularly jailed, threatened, and harassed proponents of the new learning.
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Proponents of abstinence-only education are still pushing for more changes at HHS and through Congress.
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Proponents say these questions will be answered by research, which in turn will prompt political change.
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A. Proponents argue the most important benefit — an Iran with no nuclear weapons — is already obvious.
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Privacy proponents say that means Americans' communications are being collected without a warrant and is unconstitutional.
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After all, if Bitcoin is everything its proponents claim, this is technology with world-changing potential.
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On one side of the argument, proponents say it could potentially feed millions throughout the world.
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Proponents argue that this would free up valuable congressional time for oversight and other critical activities.
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Republican proponents of the legislation say silencers are primarily used by sportsmen to prevent hearing loss.
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Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Arianna Huffington are all strong proponents of the value of books.
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And in future the embrace of edible insects could, according to its proponents, forestall major famines.
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Proponents claim that mandated nonpartisanship curtails the First Amendment rights of religious, charitable, and philanthropic leaders.
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Depression Having realized that Wheeler's windfall is doomed, proponents have switched to a scorched-earth policy.
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His departure deprives free trade proponents of perhaps their strongest voice inside Mr. Trump's inner circle.
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Proponents of deepfakes argued that the technology was already available and free for anyone to use.
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Some proponents of the logo say that it and the team name actually honor American Indians.
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Proponents have always emphasized that the cameras were intended to improve public safety, not generate money.
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Proponents of sugaring claim it is a more "gentle" method, but this is an unsupported claim.
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Other proponents of the idea say that existing maps unfairly reward places with more undocumented immigrants.
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Proponents who want to persuade those skeptics would do well to have nurses make the case.
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The World Bank has long been one of the most enthusiastic proponents of skills training programs.
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Moreover, Brexit's proponents portrayed the whole process as an easy win for Britain with no downside.
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Proponents of the wall have said such a structure could help improve inspections at the border.
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And proponents argue that these devices could also help empower communities neglected by existing monitor technology.
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In interviews, creators and proponents of pornography on Tumblr expressed a mix of outrage and resignation.
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Some people are encouraging "namaste" as a respectful greeting, which proponents claim reduces transmission to zero.
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It hasn't worked perfectly, and its successes haven't come in quite the form its proponents expected.
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Proponents of the business model claim, finally, that behavioral targeting is good for the little guy.
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These arguments were rebutted by proponents of the challenge, who welcomed this distraction from the pandemic.
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Proponents of gendered categories say that absent such distinctions, men would dominate the nominees and winners.
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Abortion proponents deride much of this legislation as "targeted restrictions on abortion providers," or "TRAP" laws.
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A subsequent internal study by the C.I.A. found proponents inflated the intelligence value of those interrogations.
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Somewhere, Elizabeth Warren is smiling Thursday was a good day for proponents of Wall Street reform.
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Proponents of inductive charging say the technology's first application could be for city buses or trucks.
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Proponents, including unions and many businesses, said it would keep politicians from using the money elsewhere.
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Critics have dubbed this as an effective "link tax," but proponents say hyperlinks will be exempt.
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Proponents of gun control argue that common sense calls for tougher laws to stop gun violence.
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The plant here in the frontier region of Xinjiang is a pioneer effort by coal proponents.
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Both proponents and critics of the Iowa bill said they are girding for another legal battle.
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Complaints flowed in — from proponents of far-right ideologies, avowed liberals and many people in between.
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Proponents of basic income argue it's the best way to end poverty: Just give everyone money!
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That prospect alarmed gun control proponents, who urged New York officials to repeal the challenged regulation.
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Most of the evidence glutathione proponents point to comes from individual case reports or anecdotal experiences.
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That creates technical challenges, but proponents of data licensing note that it's possible to solve them.
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This is the wrong footing for proponents of any kind of single-payer health care plan.
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Proponents say the legislation is necessary to regulate ISAs, and that ISAs are distinct from debt.
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Proponents of the theory use Soros to argue that Jews control the media and global economy.
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Now proponents are claiming the chlorine dioxide treatment can also cure or protect against the coronavirus.
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Proponents view Africa's young, tech-savvy, population as willing adopters of tech solutions to urban problems.
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Although initially successful in staving off the prohibition of gambling, racing's proponents would go too far.
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It might take a little extra time, and rob lawmakers and proponents of attention-grabbing headlines.
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Unfortunately by perpetuating a myth, the proponents of SB 54 only scared members of the community.
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Proponents say it could increase bilateral trade by a fifth to 26 billion euros ($29 billion).
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No matter what pieties are preached by proponents of such practices, they will always be illegal.
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" Critics say proponents deliberately minimize the dangers — starting with their use of sanitizing nomenclature like "ECT.
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Proponents of open banking say it will increase competition in the industry and ultimately benefit consumers.
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Proponents say such use could ease cancer-related pain, prevent dementia, and cut soaring medical costs.
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I really believe that people who are proponents of freedom rather than fascism can think freely.
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Taken to its logical extreme, which its proponents often do, it is a form of relativism.
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Public sector proponents of RTW argue that compulsory membership violates the constitutionally protected right of association.
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In short, the rule jeopardizes all of those whom its proponents claim they wish to help.
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Proponents of the law say most states have moved away from the straight-ticket voting option.
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Both of these issues are likely to cause concern for strong Brexit proponents in the country.
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Proponents could still argue their resolutions are significantly related to a company's business, the paper states.
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So, as proponents of more immigration point out, immigration can increase the aggregate wealth of Americans.
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Proponents of stricter voting laws, however, say Harmon and the two groups are misinterpreting the NVRA.
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The latter four also happen to be the most powerful corporate proponents of net neutrality regulations.
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Proponents of net neutrality say it prohibits larger tech companies from throttling the competition's internet traffic.
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Green New Deal proponents suggest we aim to become carbon-free within a decade or so.
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And like today's proponents of gender-inclusive pronouns, they faced ridicule and persecution as a result.
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Proponents evangelize them, even though their utility is actually pretty limited in many types of acne.
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Some proponents of the tax plan argue that interest rates will not rise, increasing the benefit.
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This is straining another promise made by proponents of legalization: that small producers would be protected.
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Gun-rights proponents quickly began flooding Dick's social-media accounts with criticism of the new policies.
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Some Facebook users mocked the proponents of the removal as "unpatriotic" and disrespectful of Southern heritage.
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For years, the bill's proponents have also struggled to dispel mischaracterizations of the guidelines as overregulation.
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Do you see how the Cubist Movement was formed and who its most significant proponents were?
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Proponents of the bill argued the legal bar for monitoring and detaining suspects was too high.
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E-cigarette proponents say the alternate definitions are warranted because the products do not burn tobacco.
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Pruitt, a true creature of the right, was one of the greatest proponents of pulling out.
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Proponents argued that preventing the reproduction of some will help solve larger social issues like poverty.
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But Loop's proponents argue reusable packaging is even more effective than recycling at reducing consumers' environmental impact.
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However, proponents argued that Drunk Elephant's C-Firma was a spot-on stand-in for CE Ferulic.
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Since then Raffaele has become one of the more outspoken proponents of evaluating biomarkers for physiological age.
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Proponents of the high-seas approach like the fact that it allows commercial firms to act fast.
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Targeting also has ancillary benefits for its proponents that may not be in the party's best interests.
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Of course, proponents argue that eventually medical science will indeed figure out how to make it work.
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Preserving the filibuster now could give Democrats more leverage in the future, proponents of this strategy say.
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In fact, the benefits of a global currency is one of arguments for bitcoin by its proponents.
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But proponents also believe that demand will pick up rapidly as range increases and vehicle costs drop.
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Igor Ashurbeyli is the main reason proponents of Asgardia believe these fantastical plans can actually become reality.
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Proponents of these plans seem to have forgotten how sensitive most people are to rising energy costs.
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and other proponents for stronger financial regulation have lined up behind the CFPB.
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Gun control proponents also celebrated recent victories in Rhode Island, Oregon, New Jersey, Delaware, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania.
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"Thus, the proponents of this absurd and undemocratic idea are deliberately trying to mislead people," Mulholland writes.
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Accepting it could allow many more students to get into law school, proponents of the change said.
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"Stacked up on one side are the proponents of conventional, Western medicine," she writes in her introduction.
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In his interview on CNBC, Browne said leave proponents were overstating how little independence the U.K. has.
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Nevertheless, proponents argue the legislation will promote transparency and force police departments to think critically about surveillance.
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Proponents of that notion have largely ignored evidence more than 14,000 years old, according to Mr Fuentes.
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But even proponents of the system have acknowledged that it could be far more accessible and flexible.
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A heated confrontation occurred between opponents and proponents gathered in front of Amazon's Spheres earlier this month.
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All have been loud proponents of Trump's tough immigration policies — often defending his moves on network television.
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That brings me to Judge Castel's ruling Thursday, which features an ominous development for ballot selfie proponents.
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Proponents of the budding technology say banks can replace back-office roles with automation, further slimming costs.
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That decision elicited cries from some proponents that it would lead to a surge in violent crime.
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Proponents expressed concerns about the effects of THC on adolescent brains, among other health and safety issues.
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The split over the ban is energizing both anti-surveillance groups and proponents of high-tech policing.
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To proponents of no first use, all of that means it's finally time to make it happen.
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Proponents of the Aryan invasion conclude that a large influx of outsiders would neatly explain all this.
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Boris Johnson: One of the most vocal proponents of leaving the EU from within the Conservative Party.
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Proponents of the stakeholder vision say the sharing approach ought to benefit shareholders in the long term.
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Like many proponents, he expects more cities and counties will consider whether to outlaw facial-recognition technology.
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FTC proponents have also said the agency needs more resources to better serve as an effective regulator.
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The two leaders are leading proponents of globalization in direct opposition to Trump's distaste for free trade.
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Proponents of the second referendum who see it as a Brexit out might be deluding themselves, too.
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Proponents say they have the votes, though House and Senate leadership has blocked measures from the floor.
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Obama's EPA did its homework, and proponents are confident of their case, at least in Circuit Court.
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As South Africans and tea drinkers worldwide know, rooibos holds a somewhat mythical status among its proponents.
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Proponents believe the pipeline is necessary to transport U.S. oil safely and that it would create jobs.
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What happens when one of the largest proponents of live video struggles to manage its darker side?
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But Unlimited proponents believe that market dynamics will prevent people from making too much of a mess.
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CT. The idea of a production freeze has many proponents, including Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS.
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Proponents say its use could make it easier to keep track of information and reduce settlement times.
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Proponents of the initiative hope that Jordanians, too, could find new white-collar jobs in the SEZs.
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As a result, mindful reading and creative writing have become integral proponents of the Still Waters curriculum.
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Throughout a career spanning decades, Papa Wemba remained among the most persuasive global proponents of African music.
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"There are still vocal proponents of uppercase Internet, arguing it is a proper noun," the Journal wrote.
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I believe proponents of Fed independence tend to view it as a committee of economic philosopher-kings.
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Evaporation losses at Mead — say plan proponents — would be more than offset by savings at Lake Powell.
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Eventually, the results of the marijuana research could be used to sway opponents of legalization, proponents say.
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Proponents of looser export rules had previously dismissed the furore over the grenades, calling it "purely emotional".
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"We've kind of been proponents of the whole thing, so we have a different perspective," she said.
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The problem is that Brexit proponents are trying to sell an emotionally gratifying movement as economically virtuous.
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"What I've said to the proponents is that we will first need a final agreement," McConnell said.
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Proponents of the pipeline assert that it will improve lives through more jobs and lower energy prices.
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Proponents say the plan would help reduce administrative inefficiencies and costs in the U.S. health-care system.
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ACA proponents (perhaps without intention) misrepresented reality, which misled many Americans to believe the law was needed.
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But proponents of strengthening America's military posture want more, so they pursue larger and larger Pentagon budgets.
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Proponents argue that sexbots could provide a future with no sex trafficking, sex tourism or sex trade.
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Increasingly proponents of Title II net neutrality define "free" as no-cost or a price of zero.
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Proponents of the bill said Airbnb's offer of a registry was intended to stop the bill's enactment.
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The proponents told Congress it was just necessary to help the industry until it could be competitive.
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Proponents of that change argue that it will strengthen the regional economy, but that assertion is doubtful.
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Proponents of tariffs say they are necessary to deal with unfair trade practices committed by other countries.
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Sports betting proponents argue PASPA pushed sports betting underground, creating an illegal market ripe for illicit activity.
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Unfortunately, for proponents of the SALT deduction, the economics of the issue are not on their side.
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Pence met with proponents of the federal law in February and pledged the support of President Trump.
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Lean proponents urge companies to come up with "minimum viable products," particularly test versions of software programs.
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EU nations have long been the most avid proponents of normalization with Iran, and for good reason.
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Proponents unwilling to negotiate are probably more interested in growing tax revenue than decreasing greenhouse gas emissions.
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But proponents of a rate increase argue that raising rates slowly could extend the current economic expansion.
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As a result, regulatory proponents have begun to use cost-benefit analysis as a tool against deregulation.
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If the United States is any indication, proponents of religious exemptions are unlikely to stop at marriage.
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Proponents of the measure argued that the passage of the bill would better reflect the state's culture.
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The regulation-plagued status quo certainly isn't working according to the best laid plans of its proponents.
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The decision was celebrated by gun advocates, but continues to be condemned nationwide by gun-control proponents.
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But proponents of pay audits note that methodology is key to properly identifying disparities in equal pay.
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Proponents of TPP called the program evidence-based from the start, but the program failed to deliver.
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Republican proponents of abolishing it say that would protect heirs to family farms and other small business.
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Proponents need more signatures to sidestep the GOP leadership to take an immigration vote to the floor.
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TCJA accomplished its proponents' objective of investment-led economic growth, but standing in place means slipping back.
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There are Democrats and Republicans, Trump diehards and Bernie bros, Hillary proponents and anti-establishment 20-somethings.
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Proponents of the new plant say it will bring jobs to Orange County, and encourage further development.
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Proponents have hailed the legislation as a positive step forward in ensuring companies don't misuse citizen's data.
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But there are a few things the feds could do that would be worrisome for vaccine proponents.
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And you're right; many of these proponents aren't shy about being inspired by fantasies of the future.
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Fasting to improve health dates back thousands of years, with Hippocrates and Plato among its earliest proponents.
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Rubio has been one of the most outspoken proponents of congress acting independently of Trump if necessary.
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Bailout proponents suggest the proposals are a temporary stopgap until they can finally repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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None of that for Mr. Wilson, one of contemporary's cultures leading proponents of artifice for artifice's sake.
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Finally, raising taxes on carried interest is not a cash cow its proponents claim it to be.
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Even after former Pizzagate promoters like Alex Jones backed off of the theory, it still has proponents.
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Videos of Trump proponents kicking, punching, and dragging protesters out of rallies have surfaced in recent months.
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But proponents of harm reduction techniques like this would rather have someone alive and using than dead.
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Why it matters: This is a win for proponents of spreading venture investing outside of Silicon Valley.
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Proponents of Pena Nieto's energy reform say it will take years to bring new production on stream.
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If you haven't experienced a video snap storm, investors Mark Suster and Justin Kan are big proponents.
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Because they prioritize growth, G7 leaders, free-trade proponents and most economists oppose Trump's anti-globalized stance.
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Proponents argue bitcoin is a good medium of exchange and a way to store value like gold.
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Proponents say it can help with weight loss by forcing the body to burn fat for energy.
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Instead, bail reform proponents had to fend off bail industry backed efforts to undo the rule change.
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Reporting data on Treasuries trades may help shed light on structural changes in the market, proponents said.
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Proponents of the agreement, however, see the US withdrawal as a missed economic opportunity for American business.
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Proponents are positioning these apps as durable communities that offer conservatives viable alternatives to mainstream social networks.
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Proponents say the method ensures that whoever is elected has the support of a majority of voters.
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Even proponents of minimal government concede that private cars would be of little use without public roads.
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In addition, proponents believe the enclave of 900 family-owned businesses is shifting in the right direction.
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Florida's action gave hope to gun control proponents and sent the N.R.A. scrambling to contain the damage.
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And yet, since Mr. Trump was elected, its proponents have lived in constant fear of funding cuts.
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Filibuster reform doesn't yet enjoy widespread support among Senate Democrats, but its proponents are growing in numbers.
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Proponents of the system say it will prioritize patients over profits and ensure all Americans are insured.
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But it originated as a euphemism, deliberately deployed by its proponents to try to muddy the waters.
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Some proponents of Medicare for all argue that employers and private insurers have failed to control costs.
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But the idea, known as a repatriation holiday, hasn't always delivered the economic benefits its proponents claim.
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Proponents reckon that the entry of two big, regulated United States exchanges bolsters the legitimacy of Bitcoin.
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Proponents of coconut oil point out that it is rich in phytochemicals that have healthful antioxidant properties.
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But bothy culture, some longtime proponents fear, is imperiled by a generation unaccustomed to shrewdly guarded secrets.
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At the same time, death penalty proponents have put a measure of their own on the ballot.
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Proponents of the approach say that it can significantly improve access to drugs like birth control pills.
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In Hong Kong, they were also proponents of independence from China, a view that Beijing finds threatening.
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Proponents of private parks say they can be produced more quickly and cheaply than their public counterparts.
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In the best-case scenario, proponents say, coin offerings are far more democratic than what came before.
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Proponents of voter ID laws, who are mostly right-leaning, say they're necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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On top of everything else, proponents of the visa lottery make the case that it's uniquely American.
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Proponents of the NPV have made great headway in their effort to change the Electoral College process.
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Republican lawmakers, long proponents of free trade, portray themselves as impotent to halt the president's trade warmongering.
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Proponents of the policy said they were confident that their side would prevail in any legal confrontation.
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Our founding principle had been that proponents of abortion rights should be comfortable in both major parties.
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Proponents of the partnerships say that companies can complete projects faster and more cheaply than the government.
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Proponents argue that the Electoral College ensures that the wider American population is represented in national elections.
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Proponents have started sites explaining how to get the pills — and the medical and legal issues involved.
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Proponents argue that they could solve most of the ethical and environmental problems associated with slaughtered meat.
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One of the most vocal proponents of new aircraft interiors has been aircraft manufacturers themselves, including Airbus.
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Proponents of UBI, like Yang, say that granting a guaranteed income will reduce poverty and economic inequality.
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Proponents of the measure, called the Fair Chance Housing Ordinance, hope it'll tackle several problems at once.
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Proponents say this will simply bring the state in line with the rest of the track world.
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Proponents of the overturned Republican-backed Texas law said its provisions would protect patient health and safety.
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Proponents of tougher fuel economy standards used these circumstances to argue for ever-more fuel-efficient cars.
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He could leave early next year, which would deliver a blow to proponents of Wall Street regulation.
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Privacy proponents say that federal investigators' authority to search those communications, also without a warrant, is unconstitutional.
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Proponents of AI say that the technology will lead to the creation of new kinds of jobs.
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Even from the perspective of project proponents, outsourcing unmitigated harms generates fierce opposition and less sustainable results.
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Proponents of NFU argue that launching nuclear weapons first in a conflict is neither necessary nor wise.
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Leading proponents of impeachment say that even if some House Republicans aren't on board, constituents are supportive.
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The rest of OPEC, especially countries like Venezuela and Nigeria, have been vocal proponents of cutting production.
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Shamefully, proponents have lied to the American people by stating this idea was initiated by tribal governments.
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Proponents of vaping as a tool to stop smoking say the insurers' and reinsurers' approach is harsh.
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Yes, but: Proponents of vaping as a cessation tool say insurers and reinsurers are being too harsh.
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Proponents also argue that there is little evidence that fever itself, even a high fever, is harmful.
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Proponents contend the law is needed to ensure the health and the safety of women seeking abortions.
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Proponents of the bills suggest that the legislation is uncontroversial and likely to be passed by Congress.
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