The founding brother felt pushed aside and he was devastated.
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Office chairs have been pushed aside, monitors have gone dark.
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Yet Trump the reviled outsider pushed aside the ultimate insider.
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Yet that development has already been pushed aside by another.
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But the matter of human rights is being pushed aside.
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Those were pushed aside when his water consumption shot up.
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Drawing in paint was denigrated and composition got pushed aside.
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First, they pushed aside all of the insulation in the attic.
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Instead, she's pushed aside at the expense of other characters' developments.
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"We have always been pushed aside in the Bronx," Diaz said.
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Who knows why the painting's initial September debut was pushed aside?
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Markel says he loved WeWork until he was unceremoniously pushed aside.
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We must learn to create messages that cannot be pushed aside.
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A petite woman, she was pushed aside by men with plexiglass shields.
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But all that will be pushed aside for Monroe's birthday, Lewis said.
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The decision came after the parade's longtime board chairman was pushed aside.
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This time, the helpless mourning that followed previous attacks was pushed aside.
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O'Neill's wisdom, however, seems to have been pushed aside in recent years.
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Ms. Yende's success hasn't pushed aside her questions concerning race and opera.
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England pushed aside the United States, 47-26, in another pool decider.
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There were calls that he be voted off, which were pushed aside.
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One by one, the markers of Venezuela's democracy have been pushed aside.
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The idea that a strong founder like Kalanick would be be pushed aside?
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These forgotten great beams of light that have been pushed aside and marginalized.
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Last August Brigadier-General Mosese Tikoitoga was pushed aside as armed-forces chief.
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Still, when people don't change along with changing times, they get pushed aside.
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Now they have been pushed aside by The Life-changing Power of No!
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Webber pushed aside the sexism and bad advice on how to cheat clients.
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World War II has pushed aside the Spanish Civil War in our memories.
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Joe Biden, pushed aside by Obama in the last election, was understandably irritated.
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Every time, the subject of Gülen was pushed aside as 'Turkey's domestic problem.
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In Vienna, the genre was in danger of being pushed aside by singspiels.
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"These men were seen as weaklings and shirkers and pushed aside," said Bean.
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These experts have been largely pushed aside in favor of oversimplified tax rhetoric.
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"The process seems so daunting, and it keeps getting pushed aside," he said.
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If you decide to move to Palangkaraya, we the natives will be pushed aside.
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"This was something that I had pushed aside, that I had Tourette's," she says.
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The guide pushed aside those suggestions, continuing to press for a costly helicopter evacuation.
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One veteran budget official who raised questions about the legal justification was pushed aside.
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But these same lawmakers have largely pushed aside this nervousness to support their president.
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Traditionally, a lot of voices have been marginalized and pushed aside by existing power structures.
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More liberal members of AK, such as Abdullah Gul, a former president, were pushed aside.
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I lifted up the couch cushions and pushed aside the canned lentils in the cupboard.
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For better and worse, gates had been stomped down and gatekeepers had been pushed aside.
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Both sides should fear a situation where cooler heads are pushed aside by surging emotion.
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No longer will people of faith with progressive leanings allow themselves to be pushed aside.
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They pushed aside barbed wire and rappelled down using a rope made of bed sheets.
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They pushed aside barbed wire and rappelled down using a rope made of bed linen.
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Not content to be pushed aside, Adams refocused his game and became far more efficient.
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With the Mets playoff bound, an uproar quickly ensued, and Boras's wishes were pushed aside.
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Women have long been pushed aside for not having enough to run a presidential campaign.
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Drug addiction is an ugly problem that has been pushed aside for far too long.
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Comfort, family, and love get pushed aside in the name of the single dominating desire.
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When you're focusing, those thoughts can be pushed aside, helping you to control your emotions.
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Society is under assault and widely accepted social norms have been too often pushed aside.
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While driving back home, the sun pushed aside gray clouds as it warmed my face.
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"You have been pushed aside, but today that has changed," Mr. Ghani told the women.
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That meant rival contenders who might have pushed aside Ms Lightfoot instead scuppered each other's chances.
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CR: What about a slowdown of China's economy or do you think that's been pushed aside?
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But these questions were pushed aside by his urgent, every-moment-matters approach on both nights.
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Therefore my mother was often misunderstood, pushed aside, ignored, and left to be on her own.
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That means personal vehicles are getting pushed aside for more efficient and sustainable modes of transportation.
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Two career officials were also pushed aside, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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We kept getting pushed aside by Gilt Groupe, which was going to be the big company.
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Trudeau crossed the aisle, pushed aside one member and unintentionally jostled another, provoking an explosion of indignation.
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It is seen as a poor man's form of transport and has been pushed aside by planners.
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"The budget deal is also a minor worry that's been pushed aside for a while," said Tuz.
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One of Trump's long-held goals that has been pushed aside is his trillion-dollar infrastructure plan.
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Over the years, as more traditional media flocks to YouTube, popular creators feel they've been pushed aside.
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One member wanted to take Piazza to the hospital but was pushed aside by another, Scicchitano testified.
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"We showed this administration we cannot and will not be pushed aside overlooked or ignored," she said.
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This time, though, Jayme pushed aside the weights and fled to safety, according to the criminal complaint.
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That work was pushed aside after David Bernhardt, now President Trump's nominee to lead the department, intervened.
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That work was pushed aside after David Bernhardt, now Mr. Trump's nominee to lead the department, intervened.
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And both are being pushed aside to make space for shows produced by a CBS corporate partner.
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Too often, multicultural books are pushed aside because they can't connect with the majority of white readers.
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"These are kids who have been told they don't matter and pushed aside by everybody," she said.
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When all norms of proper political behavior have been pushed aside, business as usual won't cut it.
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But she's just the latest example of a Black woman being pushed aside for an underwhelming white character.
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This causes the running app to be pushed aside and the previous running app to take it's place.
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Two mattresses with the sheets pushed aside were on the floor, and we settled on top of them.
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The House this week quietly pushed aside some of the most controversial proposals in President Trump's budget request.
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Party leaders might have pushed aside Mr. Trump if they'd had an easy choice among the acceptable candidates.
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Perhaps, in a culture that's constantly staring at a small screen, music was bound to be pushed aside.
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And it was literally like a movie, everyone got pushed aside and we walked right in the door.
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Coming off an upset victory at Wisconsin, the Cougars (183-173) easily pushed aside McNeese State (163-153).
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Intense scrutiny of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman led to some speculation that he might be pushed aside.
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Kinked gray hair stood in all directions from her scalp, pushed aside by electrodes that recorded brain activity.
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Radogno, the first female legislative leader in Illinois history, was viewed as being pushed aside after that effort.
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The company published Rebirth, in which many heroes who had been pushed aside during a 2011 reboot returned.
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Unfortunately, science is often treated as just another interest group to be pushed aside by more powerful interests.
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Upon seeing his body she pushed aside police officers and curious onlookers and instinctively drew it to her chest.
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At her best, Hatoum's art is provocative and confrontational, meditating on realities that often are overlooked or pushed aside.
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The risk is that questions of prosperity and fairness that ought to decide the bloc's future get pushed aside.
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Imagine a sky of cotton-candy pushed aside by a storm front that rains down diced carrots and celery.
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If cases like this one continue to get pushed aside then one more thing seems abundantly clear: nothing will.
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For far too long, your story has been pushed aside, to be trotted out only in cartoons and commercials.
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Tsonga, the No. 219 seed, pushed aside Jan-Lennard Struff, a German qualifier, 27-26, 25-63, 26-24.
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There may be no better equalizer than a gay bar, where politics get pushed aside for a killer smile.
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Why was Law promoted when Boston's Catholic children were sexually abused, ignored, and pushed aside time and time again?
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But The New Yorker noted that the story kept being passed off between editors before ultimately being pushed aside.
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Churches pushed aside pews to make room for mattresses, and a public school gymnasium was converted to a dormitory.
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The heightened scrutiny of Prince Mohammed, 33, has caused speculation in some quarters that he could be pushed aside.
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They have been pushed aside in a wave of popular anger over the country's stagnant economy and shaky security.
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Leadership and public service – two of the values that put our democracy at the forefront – have been pushed aside.
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The core obligation of international law, to protect civilians from atrocities that "shock the conscience of humanity," was pushed aside.
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It seems like the working class has been pushed aside, even though they're the most important class in our country.
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The couple pushed aside prominent party figures, many of them former guerrilla leaders, to consolidate their control, weakening their support.
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Juston Street, playing wild-eyed and agro pitcher Jay Niles, truly shines as all the party trappings are pushed aside.
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But now it seemed like the darkness he'd pushed aside for so long had come roaring back to claim him.
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Those who tried to stay loyal to the more liberal founding principles, including its founder Abdullah Gul, were pushed aside.
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The move to impeach was not supported by Democratic leaders, who have pushed aside the idea of impeaching the President.
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But what makes the mutants so relatable for readers are the ways they are ostracized and pushed aside in society.
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Intense scrutiny of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman led to speculation in some quarters that he might be pushed aside.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are also older than 70, their energy and precision have pushed aside any similar concerns.
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"The media's flawed formula for "electability" has pushed aside women and candidates of color," he said that day on Twitter.
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The result of this mind-set is that bold, structural reforms are pushed aside and highly technical changes adopted instead.
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In April, the last time Congress had an important must-pass spending bill, the health reform measure was pushed aside.
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They suspect that nothing will happen, or, worse, that the men will be paid and the women will be pushed aside.
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Norway worries about being pushed aside as top dog and about the risk of Britain upsetting the balance of the system.
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Prince Harry told the Telegraph that he pushed aside his emotions for years before realizing that they had to be confronted.
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Why it matters: The once-venerated MBA is going the way of the diminished law degree, pushed aside by tech education.
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Earlier in 2008, Altria was kicked out to make room for Bank of America, and Honeywell was pushed aside for Chevron.
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Vince McMahon's long-apparent distaste for undersized grapplers is being pushed aside, as is his desire for larger-than-life characters.
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"They barged through the back door, they terrified the secretary, they pushed aside the patient that was in there," Bornstein said.
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Right now, as we're trying to push for the DREAM act, LGBTQ people are going to be pushed aside again. Why?
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Disney Channel Original Movies can sometimes get pushed aside in the world of nostalgia for the Disney features shown in theaters.
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So far, Trump has pushed aside the idea of reopening Kavanaugh's file in light of the sexual assault allegations against him.
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But Mr. Kasowitz clashed with Mr. Kushner, and he was soon pushed aside after a series of missteps and embarrassing incidents.
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He pushed aside Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who oversaw the security services, giving the young prince sway over the intelligence agencies.
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But in the federal investigation of corrupt admissions practices unveiled last week, some were seen as obstacles to be pushed aside.
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In recent days we have seen so many examples of opinion being pushed aside for all-out vitriol against the president.
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"The community's painstaking work over four years is being completely pushed aside," said Carlina Rivera, a councilwoman from the East Village.
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Rumors that she was about to step down or be pushed aside have been swirling in the fashion industry for weeks.
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It's naive to think that if Macron hadn't been there and then, the establishment would have been pushed aside and lost power.
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Instead, these Obama-era victories were undermined and pushed aside in favor of a more twentieth-century, interventionist vision of American diplomacy.
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Daniel Riano, 54, was inside when the police pushed aside a large group gathered outside busted in the Estela school's front door.
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Some of the men who feel pushed aside are looking to him to rebalance the scales they feel have tipped against them.
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Mr. Wiseau went in for a hug, then went straight for the mic, but he was quickly pushed aside by the actor.
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The National Governors Association couldn't agree on common standards for social studies because of this disagreement, so it just gets pushed aside.
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For further evidence, we look to the issues, where, jargon pushed aside, the message from the public has been easier to read.
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But even as Jarvis's vision continued to be pushed aside, she fought for it just as doggedly the rest of her life.
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California Republicans have the opposite problem -- they've been pushed aside because their party has almost no hope of winning the state in November.
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Sparks pushed aside the thoughts of what he'd just done: fired his gun at a suspect for the first time on the job.
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All of this has been pushed aside for party — and for the agenda the party has so far had some difficulty in executing.
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Sure, news of a war between Instagram and Snapchat and a sexy new Samsung flagship device may have pushed aside this momentous occasion.
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He's not just going to be pushed aside by someone suddenly saying to him, 'Your days are up mate, see you later, go.
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Children as young as 4 were pushed aside by parents eager to grab as many of the 9,000 eggs hidden in three fields.
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"The mindset is still that if you report, you will be shunned, pushed aside and no longer part of your unit," he said.
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It has been pushed aside by a focus on preparing workers for the marketplace with "core" subjects, especially science, technology, engineering and maths.
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We're told there were about 20 people waiting to get in who were pushed aside so Selena and her beau could get out.
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Sex and the City provided a model for an intimate female friendship that persisted throughout adulthood and wasn't pushed aside by romantic progressions.
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They still meet at the Family Diner on Friday nights, where music plays and tables are pushed aside to make room for dancing.
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Chief Justice Lawton Nuss questioned why lawmakers pushed aside a recommendation by the Kansas State Board of Education for a $893 million increase.
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As the narrative moves toward the last few decades, these more obscure stories get pushed aside to make room for the familiar ones.
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"Inside he has been able to put his men into positions of influence and he has pushed aside his rivals," Mr. Kechichian said.
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But there is no question that if Dr. Etzel is pushed aside, the chemical industry will benefit and America's children will be harmed.
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"There is always a risk for small deals to be pushed aside, we have seen that happen before," a leveraged loan investor said.
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Son has taken a more active role in the group globally since last year, when he pushed aside his heir apparent, Nikesh Arora.
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People whose job it is to facilitate dialogue, build consensus and promote compromise are, regrettably, being pushed aside in this hyper-partisan world.
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He also pushed aside the words imprinted in his memory from other students and from educators who had doubted him as a child.
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"I had such a history of being fundamentally pushed aside all the time... as a teenager and as a young adult," she says.
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Sorvino, an Oscar-winning actress, was easily pushed aside as a contender by Jackson for what might have been the role of a lifetime.
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Again, it's a sequence that could have been avoided if these problems had been discussed head-on and not pushed aside as old news.
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Those big-ticket items mean that other priorities are being pushed aside in the hope that they could be wrapped into a funding deal.
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The firm, founded in 1631, pushed aside rivals from Japan and Germany, nabbing a contract worth A$50 billion ($37 billion) over several decades.
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Campaigning in the Houston-area district has been pushed aside for the time being as the community deals with massive damage from Hurricane Harvey.
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Gaza Journal GAZA CITY — Rawan Okasha pushed aside the black curtains, her large kohl-lined eyes scanning the two-story theater packed with people.
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These preferences can be honed or pushed aside, depending on what teams think is required of them to win, but those factors still exist.
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Most start-ups now when they get to that size, founders like him get pushed aside for someone with a finance or management background.
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When land was desired by wealthy interests for economic development, groups that had lived on these lands for generations were pushed aside — often violently.
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Tillerson instituted a hiring freeze and pushed aside career staff, inspiring multiple profiles on how he had broken the spirit of the State Department.
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In the weeks after the presidential election, Pence took over the Trump transition team as then-New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was pushed aside.
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But they were pushed aside for me in the moment when hearing Gershwin's masterpiece on Monday, especially in a performance so authoritative and gripping.
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Away from the battlefield, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan cannot afford to appear to have been pushed aside in his campaign to secure Turkey's frontiers.
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With so many at risk of being pushed aside by Smith's invisible hand, no one should be surprised if people decide to push back.
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Given that the administration has other contentious ambitions, from immigration to Obamacare, a fight over legal pot may be pushed aside for other priorities.
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The idea of a guitar hero was thoroughly undermined by punk and then pushed aside by increasingly computerized pop, dance music and hip-hop.
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So (they) are just pushed aside and left to fend for themselves and come up with their own outlets—and those outlets are often destructive.
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Perrotta's predecessor was pushed aside after refusing to drive Pruitt around Washington using police lights and siren, three sources familiar with the situation told CNN.
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With critics cowed into submission and rivals pushed aside, there is no obvious alternative-in-waiting who might provide Saudi Arabia with sober, responsible leadership.
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Mr. Fillon, whom Mr. Sarkozy appointed as prime minister in 2007, co-opted those themes, using less harsh language, and pushed aside his former boss.
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Food halls became the best spot to try out all the food a city has to offer and beer was pushed aside for alcoholic seltzer.
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It gains momentum, peaks and gets pushed aside by the next trend, which is why purveyors of wedding food have an eye on the horizon.
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Were they pushed aside by words at an institution long known as the Gray Lady, or by the biases of editors, whether intentional or unintentional?
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I value the way I learned about these things but also it would have been nice not to have the feelings of being pushed aside.
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Environmental protection was pushed aside for economic development, and the government supported the project, which Mr. Trump declared would bring 6,000 jobs to the area.
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It comes at a time when the party is viewed as largely leaderless, with center-left policies being pushed aside by a more ideologically liberal agenda.
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If Souza is fired, it would not be the first time that he would be pushed aside from the command of Brazil's largest listed flat steelmaker.
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By brushing off racism and sexism as vulgarity, Trump and his supporters have not only pushed aside comments that would likely have torpedoed any other politician.
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Mr. Meiloud, the Islamic Center's president, said that the mosque's leadership had considered moving out of the area, but that the idea was soon pushed aside.
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Or at least acknowledge it as more than a psychological setback that can be pushed aside at a moment's notice for more and increasingly creative slaying.
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I kept thinking that these women were so pushed aside by Hollywood, and if Ryan Murphy were around, you probably would have given them great roles.
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Floral hair adornments were toppled by dad hats, chokers were covered up by bandanas, and gladiator sandals were pushed aside to make way for branded sneakers.
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Another similarity between the GLF and the Green New Deal: both have lists of "enemies" that must be pushed aside if progress is to be made.
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In fact, the Indian smartphone maker has even struggled to compete in its home market — pushed aside by global players like Samsung and Chinese tech giants.
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But the speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, said it was fantasy to think that the lower house of parliament could be pushed aside.
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That means a plan floated more than a month ago in which SoftBank would combine Charter and Sprint in a new company have been pushed aside.
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It was not clear whether that search and the firing of Mr. Bohdan indicated that those who had been aiding Mr. Giuliani were being pushed aside.
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A major agreement struck in Hanoi may also have pushed aside embarrassing headlines about Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testifying the President is a racist conman.
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A cabinet is pushed aside, a hidden door flung open, and down, down, down we head into a secret bunker, far from where the sun shines.
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Whatever happens on Wednesday — whether May defeats the challenge, or she's pushed aside in favor of a yet-to-be-decided leader — Brexit remains stubbornly unresolved.
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It's about the crucified dude who woke up three days later, pushed aside a stone, waved bye to the hate, and eventually floated up to the heavens.
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Your child needs story time and a bedtime and playdates and bath time and all of those are "have-tos" — they can't be pushed aside for later.
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Though it is unlikely the imperial cereals will ever be pushed aside, demand in rich countries for new and exciting fruit and vegetables is a different matter.
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But then again, if Mr Putin starts to show a lack of resolve or cunning he could find himself pushed aside at the end of his term.
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Three days after the election, Trump pushed aside Christie, who had been overseeing his transition team, and put Pence in charge, with Short as a top deputy.
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He did well in 85033 when his party won a majority of seats, but he was pushed aside by Nouri al-Maliki's Shi'ite State of Law coalition.
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But in an era in which economics often gets pushed aside in favor of base political urges, it can be unusual to see facts prevail this way.
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The focus on Obamacare repeal meant that other legislative priorities got pushed aside, and as a result, federal programs that cover about 21 million Americans are struggling.
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Pushed aside are the syncretic traditions that were long the hallmark of Indonesian Islam, a blending with indigenous beliefs that gave the faith its distinct local flavor.
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It's insanely hot: We kiss, our hands wander, clothes get pushed aside and then, after about 10 minutes, he abruptly stops and says he has to go.
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Legislators have passed a few streamlining measures and voters have approved billions for new affordable housing, but so far the biggest ideas have been mostly pushed aside.
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But the architects of that renaissance were largely pushed aside before champagne in the Yankees locker room and ticker-tape parades in Lower Manhattan became the norm.
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Its failure showed that at least for now, the science of global climate change has again been pushed aside by the relentless scrum for power in Canberra.
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In only a few years, the streaming giant has pushed aside HBO as the home of prestige stand-up and made Comedy Central seem like Comedy Marginal.
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"The media's flawed formula for 'electability' has pushed aside women and candidates of color," Castro said on Twitter when Kamala Harris left the 2020 race in December.
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We meet weekly before work and use a private Facebook page to hold one another to our pledge not to let our creative endeavors get pushed aside.
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Animal welfare issues relating to the production of eggs are often pushed aside, while concerns about animals raised for meat take center stage, but that's been changing lately.
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In the race to develop self-driving cars, some safety advocates worry the danger women face in today's vehicles could be pushed aside to focus on AV safety.
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Serena Joy, a conservative activist in her own right, was instrumental in developing the structure of Gilead, only to be pushed aside by the very policies she promoted.
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The filmmakers emphasize that this is not your average sequel/prequel/reboot, but a coming-of-age story about the type of hero who often gets pushed aside.
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But Mr. Demirtas had already been detained in a police van and his lawyers pushed aside, said Meral Danis Bestas, a party official who had witnessed the episode.
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That was such a beautiful illustration of how when we fix our mind on something, all the gnats, flies, mosquitoes, worries, doubts and impediments really get pushed aside.
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David, meanwhile, had a difficult last few years, experiencing health problems and reportedly being pushed aside from Koch Industries by Charles in 2018 (the company said he retired).
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After the newsroom voted to unionize, its newly installed publisher was pushed aside following allegations of sexual harassment and its editor was replaced after only a few months.
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He delivers a painstaking history of how public land became real estate, and how hundreds if not thousands of people were pushed aside by one or two barons.
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The Soviets decided to bolster the well known revolutionary who had helped bring down the Manchu dynasty but had then been pushed aside by warlords: Sun Yat-sen.
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A major agreement struck in Hanoi might also have pushed aside embarrassing headlines about Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testifying that the President is a racist con man.
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"Those who are in the meeting in Moscow, they have been pushed aside," said Khaled Abedy, 31, who works at a private company in Kabul, the Afghan capital.
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In such a context, a lot of things — a lot of human things — can get pushed aside in the day-to-day, like asking after a colleague's ailing mother.
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Now, as the party remakes itself amid an election that could see a wave of victories for candidates of color, those original black leaders say they feel pushed aside.
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"The effort that I had to go through to physically transform, the voice, all of that gets pushed aside and it's packaged as just an Indian dude," Patel said.
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He pushed aside loose, reddish dirt with his hands, revealing a bone the size of a microwave oven — the limb of a sauropod dinosaur, said Dr. Schumacher, a paleontologist.
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Every major story — the failed relief effort in Puerto Rico, the crackdown on undocumented immigrants, the fate of gun control legislation -- is pushed aside by the latest Trump drama.
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Veteran coaches were pushed aside or chose to retire; most of their replacements will likely be younger and expected to infuse their new teams with innovative, contemporary football strategies.
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"It was real easy for everyone in our organization to see that the message of unity or equality was being pushed aside or diminished by the controversy," he said.
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But within the confines of this tapas spot, past troubles are pushed aside in favor of small plates which effortlessly fuse Hispanic cuisine of the old and new worlds.
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" Continuing, Vicki wrote that while "this was not the way I would have chosen to move forward," she refuses to "be pushed aside for someone else's convenience or gain.
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The market has since pushed aside its worst fears —that a recession is coming later in the year, and that an overly active Federal Reserve could help bring it on.
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So far, Zetterström reports that the calls have been about speaking up when women feel pushed aside by male colleagues, and how men can help when they witness this happening.
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In many ways, the best lessons he learned came from seeing how those around him were pushed aside by a society which doesn't have the resources to deal with addiction.
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"[Women of color] are the ones whose stories are the brightest, but very intentionally, our stories are silenced and pushed aside — they are 'othered' while also being fetishized," she said.
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In the play, her character is often pushed aside to make more room for Pollock: Huppuch stops speaking as Krasner in order to play various other persons talking to Pollock.
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Last month, as Flash's forthcoming self-inflicted demise was being discussed, some were pushing for an open-source variant that could play all the files that were being pushed aside.
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Sometimes that more innocent and true version of yourself gets pushed aside in adulthood, and travel can be an important way to revisit that part of yourself you left behind.
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With all the talk of the radical "Green New Deal," it's shocking to see nuclear energy pushed aside by some on the left even though it is carbon free electricity.
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If such resolve was demonstrated in this part of Africa, then maybe, the interventionists argue, South Sudan's leaders could be pushed aside and the country would be allowed to breathe.
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Recent scans show that there's been regrowth in the chunk of her brain that had been pushed aside when the giant tumor had taken up residence in her eye vault.
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So if crime really is rising, criminal justice reform will need to be pushed aside, and the advocacy work these groups have been doing for years will be for nothing.
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Since then, the national conversation around America's history with slavery and how the country should atone for its past has been pushed aside -- coming up only occasionally in pockets of discussion.
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B. The common story of people on the fringes of society getting pushed aside or forgotten by the bigger power players is literally what reality is for the Nenets in Russia.
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Oromo identity is especially powerful here: locals speak angrily about being pushed aside by ethnic Tigrayans, who they say dominate the government despite making up less than 6% of the population.
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About 5,300 employees were fired for taking part in the misconduct, the bank has said, but many more employees left or were pushed aside because they could not abide the culture.
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Burke, Lumet, and Pace are three women who have done incredible work for dismantling sexual misconduct, but there are still many who are pushed aside and forgotten from the larger movement.
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Sheets are something that often go overlooked, pushed aside in favor of more important decisions like which mattress to buy or which pillows are going to help you sleep the best.
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Mr. Espinoza, 40, said he was in Woods Creek, a waterway in Jamestown known for bearing gold, when he pushed aside a big rock and spotted it, pinched in the bedrock.
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But when he left the home for several hours last week, Jayme pushed aside the weights blocking her, put on a pair of his oversize shoes and ran outside the home.
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In a campaign season in which public insults, tweets and political gaffes grab the biggest headlines, many of the issues and challenges the next president will face are being pushed aside.
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I had been planning to propose properly when she returned, but romantic ambitions were pushed aside to consider the legal road map we would have to navigate to be together again.
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European officials said their worries about Mr. Stoltenberg's cozy relationship with Mr. Trump were pushed aside, largely to avoid giving the president an outsize role in selecting a new NATO leader.
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Ray Weinberg, his coach, now says that watching the way Colin Kaepernick has been similarly pushed aside shows the lessons of tolerance and respect for dissent have yet to be learned.
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Mr. Dent said "pragmatic Republicans" such as himself and Mr. Corker are being pushed aside in Washington by extreme forces in both parties who diminish the appeal of serving in Congress.
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That's been pushed aside this year, as voters prioritize defeating Mr. Trump over representation, said Jennifer Lawless, a professor at the University of Virginia and an expert on women in politics.
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Dowd and another one of Trump's lawyers, Jay Sekulow, were not aware of the meeting with Flood, and reportedly became concerned upon learning about it that they could be pushed aside.
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One day Dr. King pushed aside a plate of food while paging through a magazine whose photographs depicted the burn wounds suffered by Vietnamese children who had been struck by napalm.
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Several democratic lawmakers tried to stop the protesters by positioning themselves between the demonstrators and the building, even physically blocking the makeshift battering rams at times — but were eventually pushed aside.
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Stocks surged Thursday as investors pushed aside worries about trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and viewed the latest round of tariffs as less painful for the economy than expected.
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President Donald Trump's administration should get back to its pro-growth message, which has been pushed aside by his protectionism talk, Charles Schwab's chief strategist, Liz Ann Sonders, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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It's possible that was the case for Google Photo's splashy object removal demo, or maybe it was simply pushed aside when the team decided there was more important stuff to work on.
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One pie that my friends and I tried and quickly pushed aside, the barbecue di maiale, was heaped with pulled pork, mashed potato, corn and — perhaps most blasphemous of all — Cheddar cheese.
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Once on the roof, Lieutenant Hallock said, the inmates pushed aside the razor wire and rappelled down about five floors to the ground using rope wound out of bedsheets and prison clothes.
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Some apparently keep bags packed for the moment that Robert Mugabe, the 92-year-old president who has ruled for 103 years, keels over or is pushed aside in a palace coup.
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But as the op-ed was wiped from the headlines by other news events, most notably the contentious confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the probe was quietly pushed aside.
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Chris Christie, then still the governor of New Jersey, had been pushed aside, according to him, by Kushner and Steve Bannon, his opponents in the cutthroat early rivalries of the Trump administration.
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But any inclination to lay low at first was pushed aside by apparent confidence that, like the public's ardor for Amazon itself, shoppers were likely to be grateful for a good bargain.
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If the Trump administration does find a way to install Cuccinelli at USCIS, it will have the loyalist it appears to want — instead of the expert restrictionist it has now pushed aside.
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And Steve Bannon or no Steve Bannon, a lot of Washington's incumbents in both parties look like they are going to get pushed aside over the course of the next 13 months.
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They had seen their brethren in the Senate, who have much more legislative leverage, force a vote on gun proposals and did not want to be pushed aside by the House majority.
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And that's why people are reacting with outrage and resentment: because Swift is now one of the faces of the #MeToo story, and other women were pushed aside to put her there.
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Crown Prince Mohammed, a son of King Salman, pushed aside his rival, Mohammed bin Nayef, earlier this year to become his father's heir to the throne and has worked to consolidate power.
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In that case, the usual arguments against bailouts — especially moral hazard, the idea that rewarding firms that made irresponsible bets encourages more irresponsible bets in the future — tend to get pushed aside.
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Sanders pushed aside the idea that the president's decision to wish Porter well and tweet about false allegations could be seen as "tone deaf" in light of the accusations levied against Porter.
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"Rudy's natural constituency is middle- or lower-middle-class people who feel that they've been pushed aside — just like Trump's," said Fred Siegel, a senior fellow at the conservative-leaning Manhattan Institute.
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Crown Prince Mohammed, a son of King Salman, pushed aside his rival, Mohammed bin Nayef, earlier this year to become his father's heir to the throne and has worked to consolidate power.
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He would have been pushed aside by blacks and whites Historians get nostalgic about King's Poor People's Campaign, but for many who were involved in his last crusade, there is little nostalgia.
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"Given all the moving parts," said Reynolds, "it's hard to know exactly how this will play out" for wall funding, which could get roped into or pushed aside by any of these debates.
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Earlier this year, three sources who led the original uprising in 2014 told Reuters they expected Zakharchenko to be pushed aside, with Moscow's assistance, and that a new rebel leadership would take over.
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In its wake, cheap plastic was pushed aside for solid metal frames, polished glass surfaces, and a tasteful aesthetic that could stand right alongside the iPhone without feeling any shame about copying it.
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As his team diligently set up their polling operation on two dining tables in a half-lit corner of the restaurant, Spanos pushed aside silverware at a nearby table and opened his laptop.
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Among the issues facing France is the future direction of Europe and the country's changing political landscape after outsiders pushed aside the two establishment parties that have dominated government for half a century.
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He had served several years in Iraq, where he watched how the insurgency against the Americans evolved; over time, the secular and nationalist forces were pushed aside, and radical Islamists came to dominate.
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Kurdish Peshmerga who had held the city and defended it from ISIS were pushed aside, souring relations between Erbil and Baghdad, and giving Iran a victory in Iraq as its political allies celebrated.
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While the official storyline was that he had "resigned," it was clear from contemporaneous reporting that he had been pushed aside amid heightened scrutiny of Manafort's past dealings with pro-Russia Ukrainian politicians.
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Mr. Dauman and George Abrams, a Viacom director who was also removed from the trust, are longtime confidants of Mr. Redstone who now find themselves pushed aside and forced to challenge his mental capacity.
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In recent years, a number of luxury hotels have opened, including Wynn Palace and The Parisian Macao, on Macau's famed Cotai Strip, but fears of oversupply in the Macau hospitality sector were pushed aside.
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"In a campaign season in which public insults, tweets and political gaffes grab the biggest headlines, many of the issues and challenges the next president will face are being pushed aside," writes The Times.
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President Trump called Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi today to congratulate him for winning an election last week in which potential challengers were pushed aside, allowing the former general to run essentially unopposed.
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The ideologically divided Supreme Court on Monday pushed aside claims that Texas' Republican-controlled legislature intentionally drew electoral maps, used in the last three election cycles, to reduce black and Hispanic voters' political clout.
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I was even miffed that for weeks these large pastries overwhelmed patisserie windows and pushed aside most other specialties, the ones that visitors could eat on the run or savor in a hotel room.
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Mr. Turnbull and another prime minister, Tony Abbott, previously also pushed aside moderate challengers to ensure that Mr. Kelly returned to Parliament — a sign of his usefulness to leaders in rallying their conservative base.
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"Wisconsin values of decency, kindness, and finding common ground were pushed aside so a handful of people could desperately usurp and cling to power while hidden away from the very people they represent," he said.
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Oswalt also said he believed that society, and not just comedy, was undergoing a massive overhaul as power structures flip and once-dominant groups "make the biggest, loudest, craziest noise" as they are pushed aside.
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She knows all too well how skincare can quickly be pushed aside when dealing with a hectic schedule — that's why she has go-to masks ready for any skin dilemma that gets in her way.
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The issue has pushed aside almost all others - a point made by a dozen semi-naked climate change protesters who stood against a glass panel in a public gallery overlooking the chamber as lawmakers debated.
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These women were also pushed aside during negotiations around a new health care bill earlier this year — not a single female Senator was included in the 13-Senator group tasked with drafting a new bill.
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"It makes me think that the fundamental purpose of NATO either isn't understood or is being pushed aside," David Priess, a former CIA officer who is now a political commentator and author, said on CNN.
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It also became clear that for a long time I have pushed aside that little voice telling me to pursue certain stories or take bigger risks in my storytelling so that my life feels manageable.
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What it's about: The remake of the 1955 animated movie follows Lady (voiced by Tessa Thompson) as she grapples with the idea of being pushed aside by her owners for a newborn entering the family.
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The sidelining of Chmielewski is similar to the way other EPA officials, including career employees and political appointees, have been pushed aside after raising concerns about Pruitt's practices or use of agency resources and funds.
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Even on state-controlled television, news about the fire pushed aside routine denunciations of the West just as four more countries ordered out diplomats over a nerve-agent attack for which London has blamed Moscow.
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Shin's father, the 93-year-old Lotte Group founder Shin Kyuk-ho, was pushed aside last year in a bitter succession feud between his two sons and was questioned by prosecutors previously in the probe.
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This place had been almost completely empty a few weeks earlier, but now that Russian mine-clearing teams had been through and the rubble was mostly pushed aside, Sha'ar's residents were returning to their homes.
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One of those pushed aside was the governor's former deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, who wrote the infamous "time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" email that set the scheme in motion.
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The achievements of the woman with the longest undefeated streak in WWE history were pushed aside by the mere presence of another woman who's primary claim to fame is being formerly undefeated in a different universe.
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But those stories would disappear quickly, being pushed aside as new articles are published; this ad unit, on the other hand, would let sponsored stories be clearly marked and likely remain prominent in a publication's feed.
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But a decade has passed since our entertainment hit peak mockumentary, and the genre has been all but forgotten, pushed aside for the current wave of high-stakes drama and dark comedy known as prestige television.
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Flynn was a wild card, much like other Trump campaign surrogates that were pushed aside after the campaign, and it would have made sense for Trump to pass on placing Flynn in a sensitive government position.
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It's an extremely harmful and reductive image when applied to the country as a whole but it's also representative of groups that actually exist and deserve to be critiqued rather than merely ignored or pushed aside.
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But Trump's personal lawyers -- John Dowd and Jay Sekulow -- did not know about the meeting, the Times reported, raising their concern over being pushed aside in handling special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election meddling.
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As a woman, watching her fall in love with the boy she's known her whole life — only to be pushed aside for Oliver (Hammer) — felt like a replay of some of my own failed teenage love stories.
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After the Horde and the Alliance worked together to stop the Burning Legion in its tracks, simmering tensions that had been pushed aside in the face of the biggest threat to Azeroth began to bubble up again.
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But while The Information reported that Musk had seemingly "pushed aside the company's senior vice president of engineering, Doug Field, who had been overseeing manufacturing in recent months," Musk quickly took issue with that characterization of events.
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The diversity and inclusion officer explains that when a population is accustomed to getting 80 percent of promotions and is now getting about 70 percent, they may feel that they're at a disadvantage or being pushed aside.
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The response from the administration officials in the meeting was, in essence, "geopolitics": that many of our friends in Asia were feeling neglected by America, and that it was being pushed aside in the region by China.
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I pushed aside an obvious incentive: It was easier for me to probe the facts of the past than to live in the emotions of the present, where I risked being crushed by grief, regret and guilt.
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The president's personal lawyers, Mr. Dowd and Jay Sekulow, did not know about the meeting, prompting concerns that they could be pushed aside, and potentially making them less resistant to Mr. Trump's whims about handling the inquiry.
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In the complaint, Christina Krause says that despite being a founding employee, she was marginalized and increasingly pushed aside by her husband who allegedly pressured her to sign a postnuptial agreement while he was carrying out an affair.
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There's this phrase, "Nothing about us without us," commonly used by the disability rights movement, but applicable to anyone whose story is pushed aside due to race, age, gender, sex, religion, socioeconomic status, sexuality, or sex worker status.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The old ringmaster has gone, pushed aside by Formula One's new American owners, and the marketing men have moved in with a mission to overhaul the circus and give spectators something more modern for their money.
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Their 50-, 75- and 100-year minimum sentences are the result of America's "tough on crime" era — when the War on Crime pushed aside the War on Poverty, substituting mandatory minimums and three-strikes laws for antipoverty programs.
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But the strategy may also lead to tensions similar to those seen in the United States and Europe as the makeup of Canadian society evolves and less educated segments of the mostly white work force feel pushed aside.
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Individual countries' credit ratings, political risks and fiscal and economic performance have been pushed aside as a global hunt for yield has gathered pace since Britain voted in favour of leaving the European Union in a June referendum.
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White House officials are probably hoping that the longer they stonewall, the more likely that public demands on this matter will be pushed aside as torrents of controversial policies and statements from Mr. Trump dominate the news cycle.
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We walked past an official portrait of the Dutch king and queen to a large room, where the furniture had been pushed aside to make space for two long, white tables crowded with empty wine glasses and bread baskets.
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With Meryl Streep joining the cast, all other characters — with the meme-able exception of Laura Dern's Renata — seemed to be pushed aside for her character Mary Louise's personal battle with her ex-daughter in law, Celeste (Nicole Kidman).
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Obviously, they're displeased with the lower courts' rulings — which are, cumulatively, the kind of pummeling you're more likely to see in a Road Runner cartoon, with the administration playing Wile E. Coyote — and hope to see them pushed aside.
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At that moment, whatever problems lay ahead, the magnitude and sheer joy of what was happening pushed aside any doubt that, in time, liberated people (and rabbits) would adapt and flourish, that the world would become a better place.
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Rosenblatt argues that in the 20th century, an Anglo-American conception of liberalism, which emphasizes the protection of individual rights, pushed aside earlier French and German versions that aimed to temper individualism by stressing moral duties and state-building.
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Mr. Kasowitz had run the legal team until he was pushed aside last summer, but he was still in contact with the president occasionally over the past several months and supports the aggressive approach the president is veering toward.
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It echoes the kind of vulgar self-importance that Trump displayed when he famously pushed aside Duško Marković, the prime minister of Montenegro, to move to the front of a pack of leaders at the NATO summit in May.
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I had walked right by, but Beno called me over and, with a stick, pushed aside one of the ferns, revealing the narrow entrance to a cave, one of a countless number of such subterranean passages throughout the island.
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Within 23 seconds, seawater rushing through a gaping hole in the starboard hull was at first waist-deep, then neck-high as sailors pushed aside mattresses, wall lockers and other floating debris to clamber up a ladder to safety.
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That may stem from the decades when so many women accusers — from Anita Hill to Bill Clinton's inamorata and prey — were treated as collateral damage, smeared and pushed aside so that the careers of powerful men could be preserved.
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"The long-term risks of an expansionary monetary policy in times of a robust economy, which Powell mentioned briefly and that put pressure on the dollar only a few days ago, were now pushed aside by the market," Commerzbank said.
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In the 2015 Oscar-winning film Spotlight, which tells the story of the Boston Globe investigative team that uncovered a monstrous pattern of abuse among Catholic priests, one of the victims explains why his own abuse case was pushed aside.
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The African burial ground was simply plowed under and pushed aside, supplanted by a pleasure and amusement ground known as Sulzer's Harlem River Park and Casino, then by William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan movie studio, and then by the bus depot.
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Here's what AFP wants according to President Tim Phillips: Eliminate cuts for the wealthy: "One of the keys is making sure that the carve outs and the deductions that overwhelmingly favor the wealthy ... are torn away [and] pushed aside," Phillips said.
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But even if all of those additional provisions are pushed aside, and this is truly a debate about disaster relief, there is Trump's feud with Puerto Rico — an added political element that makes Democrats wary of working with the White House.
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Washington (CNN)While walking with the NATO leaders during his visit to the alliance's headquarters Thursday, President Donald Trump pushed aside Dusko Markovic, the prime minister of Montenegro, as he moved to the front of a group of the leaders.
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But these are vague or small suggestions, and the paragraphs in which Tolentino offers them are rushed, pushed aside by a recurring problem: If understanding why we want what we want doesn't stop us wanting it, what is to be done?
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The tumult marked the greatest instability on the team since Mr. Trump pushed aside his personal lawyer, Marc E. Kasowitz, last summer, and was passed over by many of Washington's top lawyers before he settled on his current crop of attorneys.
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The surveillance video that police originally released only seemed to show the end of Brown's dealings with the store — particularly the moments where he pushed aside a staff member at the store who was trying to keep him from leaving.
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House Democrats are running general election-like campaigns during Democratic primaries, and a lot of candidates like Tillemann are coming forward with stories of being pushed aside or asked to exit the race to make way for the DCCC-backed candidate.
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Paul O'Neill, who served an unhappy tenure as Mr. Bush's first Treasury secretary, gave interviews and documents to the author Ron Suskind for a searing account of a White House where tax-cutting, neoconservative ideology pushed aside evidence and contrary views.
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"The black community has been pushed aside for generations, and it just seems as if the longer time goes on, the more people think we're simply going to go away," said Alexis Regnier, a 33-year-old health worker from Midwood.
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Even if M.B.S. were pushed aside, if you think there are a 100 Saudi royals with the steel, cunning and ruthlessness he had to push through women driving, removing the Islamic police from the streets and reopening cinemas, you are wrong.
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This isn't just a New York story — it's a trend in many cities around the world, where broad public programs are pushed aside for narrow corporate interests and where transformative polices are as hard to come by as affordable rents.
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Firing a man who expresses his opinion that there are so few women in tech is because they are inherently incapable of succeeding in tech only gives fodder to those who feel men are being pushed aside so women can succeed.
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Rather than having a debate about whether the President's actions were impeachable, Republicans instead treated the nation to a week of wild-eyed accusations that simply pushed aside the alarming reality that credible witnesses — public servants all — laid before them.
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She reminds me that, yes, it's true that harkening back the beginning of the ERA's story, there were many instances in which the concerns of women of color, and lesbian and bisexual women, and trans women, for that matter, were pushed aside.
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It was a report that, for now, pushed aside concerns about a possible spike in earnings and the inflation that could come about as a result, and pointed instead to an economy that was, increasingly, allowing people at the margins to find employment.
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A blockbuster report from the The Information, which finds that Uber self-driving engineers and execs ignored or pushed aside warning signs that its tech wasn't working as intended just days before one of its vehicles struck and killed an Arizona woman.
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Koray Çalışkan, a political scientist at Bosphorus University, has argued that the real reason behind the AKP giving up on the EU process is that it believes it has established total hegemony in civil politics now that the army has been pushed aside.
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I know the country has grown wearily used to a White House that is fact-free and has no use for evidence-based statements, but standards still exist and must be demanded even as they are pushed aside almost every single day.
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Rather than reject the puzzle, he asked me to try to work around some problem areas and listened to some other suggestions for theme answers (BUNNY HOPES, NIGHT CAPES, ASTRO POPES and MAJOR TOMES were all possibilities that eventually got pushed aside).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican leaders of the U.S. Congress pushed aside discussion of gun control on Tuesday, while Democrats appealed to President Donald Trump to back legislative action after the deadliest shooting spree in modern U.S. history took 59 lives in Las Vegas.
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As we saw when he pushed aside the Montenegrin prime minister at a photo op in Brussels, Trump is the big rich kid in school who takes for granted that he's got to be in the front row for the class picture.
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The inspector general, a Democrat appointed by Barack Obama even said that he could not rule out bias as the reason why the Hillary Clinton investigation was pushed aside and the Donald Trump-Russia investigation was elevated beyond what the facts would have called for.
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Faith and technology are far from incompatible — nuns are huge on Snapchat, y'all — but bringing an active link to the internet directly into the inner sanctum on the Sabbath, where the "earthly" world is actively pushed aside for communion with God, was jarring for me.
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Since the U.K. voted to leave the European Union on June 212, the country has resembled a modern day Game of Thrones – with all three leading members of the Brexit campaign firmly pushed aside as the campaign to succeed Prime Minister David Cameron heated up.
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In Europe, with its mature democracies and long tradition of the rule of law, moderate forces that dominated the Continent's politics after World War II are being pushed aside by growing public dissatisfaction, to the benefit of populists of the extreme left and right.
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A new plan to change the way students are admitted to New York's elite public high schools is infuriating members of some Asian communities who feel they will be pushed aside in the drive to admit more than a handful of black and Latino students.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump pushed aside his acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, because he was angry that lawmakers were briefed about Russia's plan to interfere in the 2020 election to help Trump, a former intelligence official briefed on the matter told NBC News.
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If you're the type of person that physically cringes at the thought of anything even vaguely romantic, then cast your eye over the images below — we've pushed aside anything corny and scoured social media for the most gloriously un-romantic things the UK has to offer.
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I am qualified because I am a woman; I have the experience of being a wife; and I've had many experiences throughout my life where I've been pushed aside (often literally) like so many others, and defined by society only in relationship to my significant other.
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"America has stood for rule of law, for justice, for respect of international agreements...and now we see all of that being pushed aside for the sake of internal political calculations," Al-Faisal, a former chief of Saudi Arabia's intelligence agency, told CNBC's Hadley Gamble on Monday.
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" In the case of the Iraq war, he contended, the big questions of "what U.S. soldiers were fighting for and the bigger problem of who they were killing" were often pushed aside "in favor of the more narrow and manageable question of 'what it was like.
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But with the issue confronted only weakly for years, many women in and out of Australian politics say the country must do more to hold men accountable at every phase of life — and to ensure that women are not pushed aside by a culture of abuse.
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But if delivery services like Capsule continue to expand, Mr. Kinariwala said that chain pharmacies in New York might succumb to technology in a similar way that Barnes & Noble and Borders were pushed aside by Amazon or the taxi industry has been challenged by Uber and Lyft.
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Protests, Pushed Aside The "Notice of Competitive Oil and Gas Lease Sale" was published on the first day of August: a detailed list that ran on for 134 pages notifying any interested bidders that 21800,218 acres across Wyoming were about to be put up for auction.
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And a fierce pressure campaign to centralize fund-raising on the new platform, a for-profit company that Mr. Trump branded WinRed, brought dissent from candidates initially reluctant to sign on, as well as competitors who believed they were being pushed aside without a fair hearing.
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Pelosi herself has indicated that she would likely have retired if Hillary Clinton had been elected president, but with that dream dashed, for the first woman speaker to be unceremoniously pushed aside — especially in favor of a man — would be a bitter pill for many Democratic women to swallow.
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To understand today's Russia, it is necessary to understand what happened during Gorbachev's time, how he opened up a hermetically sealed society after 70 years of stifling Communist rule but was unable to solve its deeper problems and was ultimately pushed aside by the ambitious and mercurial Boris Yeltsin.
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A statement from a presidential candidate urging caution and resisting judgment until all the facts are gathered is pushed aside by a statement from a candidate not only condemning the heinous act but also insisting that said act is evidence of the broader issues we have with our society.
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The show of unity emerged after an internal Democratic struggle over one of the core dilemmas facing the caucus all year — how to make use of Mueller's complex investigation, which initially fueled the push for impeachment but split Democrats and was largely pushed aside after the Ukraine saga emerged.
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I mean, she was essentially pushed aside by the Clinton operation, and I think she feels disrespected by the Clinton operation to that extent, because when she comes in, it&aposs very apparent to her as we just heard Karl described it, they have bailed out a financially ailing Democratic Party.
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But since taking office, and following criticism from foreign policy hands and officials in the Arab world, the issue has appeared to have been pushed aside -- though Vice President Mike Pence said at an Israeli Independence Day celebration Tuesday night that his boss was still giving "serious consideration" to the move.
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Progress was already slow (one 2015 analysis found efforts to meet UN-backed goals to close the gap "stalling" in 80 countries), but now with the refugee crisis and the nationalist mood spreading across the west, the issue of girls' education is at risk of getting pushed aside once again.
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Tolerance. Because there's power in visibility and numbers, and the more of us who stand in the hot sun and refuse to apologize for our biological proclivities—and celebrate those proclivities by eating distinctly mediocre American cuisine like corn on the cob—the less we can be ignored, or pushed aside.
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Chris Molanphy, a music critic who specializes in analyzing why popular songs become popular, pointed out that the biggest tracks of the past three months also imitate the news cycle, riding waves of enthusiasm on social media, only to be pushed aside once the next big thing starts to trend.
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But more recently, the old rock paradigm — a fixed band making albums together, year after year — has been destabilized and pushed aside by the free-floating collaborations of dance music, hip-hop and pop, while the electric guitar was dethroned, to be treated more like an accessory than a cornerstone.
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Because I do not fit the mold of "white, Christian, all-American girl next door," I — and many people like me who are considered "diverse" — have been tagged as less important, and our rights and safety concerns have been pushed aside by our president with every executive order he signs.
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I remember finishing a daylong project in Iowa City last year, ahead of the Iowa caucus, and realizing that all the worries that had entered the city with me had been pushed aside by the voices of the people I talked to, by the process of fitting them all together.
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His recent Twitter rebuke of Time magazine — a "you can't fire me because I quit" move, in which he claimed to have turned down a potential "Person of the Year" designation — set off an entire trivial news cycle that pushed aside more quotidian political news, like updates on tax-bill negotiations.
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"The assumption that cooler heads would prevail has been pushed aside...It may be the case that is still the outcome but it really sounds like the president is quite willing to move forward with higher tariffs," said Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short rate strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Kept apart in life, pushed aside after death, the black residents of Harlem in the 1600s, 2003s and 1800s have seemingly emerged from an unlikely spot: beneath a bus depot near the Harlem River where a "Negro burying ground" was once maintained by the first church in the Dutch settlement of Nieuw Haarlem.
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It's not like you to stuff away your feelings, but sometimes when you have to be strong for other people or when you have massive life issues to handle, you push your feelings to the side so you can get things done—anything you may have pushed aside will come up now.
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But over time, a different kind of FN supporter began to look to the party — these were the blue-collar workers, the agricultural workers, the former communist voters who felt disgruntled by globalization and felt they had been cut out of the successes of the European Union and pushed aside by immigrants.
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And Silicon Valley has struggled a bit in figuring out what to do with him over the past couple of years, given that he's been pushed aside from the main action as the name "Erlich Bachman" has taken on a sheen of failure that makes other Silicon Valley types wary of him.
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This new era has provided both opportunities for fighters (become one of WME's chosen guys and the world and all its riches could be yours) and confusion, as the long-established meritocratic approach to fight-making has been pushed aside in favor of flashier "event" fights that make far more monetary sense than athletic sense.
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The facts of the case haven't stopped conspiracy theorists -- aided by a major push on the story from Fox News star Sean Hannity -- from insisting that the initial Fox report on Rich and WikiLeaks was accurate and is now being pushed aside by the very forces they claim murdered Rich in the first place.
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In Chicago, Danzig, Dave Lombardo (best known as the drummer for the metal band Slayer), the bassist Jerry Only and the guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein pushed aside decades of differences and lawsuits to race through 26 songs, from anthems like "Where Eagles Dare" to obscurities including "She," the B-side of band's first single.
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I can only share the hope that what should have been front and center in the public discourse starting 15 years ago at the dawn of the computerized-voting era will be placed there now as the crisis it is — and not pushed aside until public, observable vote counting is restored to our elections.
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With State in crisis, Pompeo reached out to some veteran diplomats who had quit or been pushed aside, promoted a career Foreign Service official to serve as the department's No. 3, lifted Tillerson's hiring freeze, and consulted all the living former Secretaries of State, including Hillary Clinton, who took his call even though he had savaged her over Benghazi.
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It felt much like a regular Taco Bell, but with a DJ. Still, a fun, thumping EDM mix was blaring from the speakers and the crowd seemed pretty spirited for so early in the evening so I pushed aside all the preconceived notions I had about the place, got in line to order, and started my night.
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Just since Mr. Trump declared war on the impeachment effort, three current and former senior State Department officials and a former top White House aide have testified for nearly 36 total hours, delivering to lawmakers a consistent narrative of how they were effectively pushed aside by allies of the president operating outside America's usual foreign policy channels.
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The emails, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request made by the whistleblower rights nonprofit Government Accountability Project and provided to CNN, reveal a candid exchange within the Department of Justice about the process by which the government's legal body might be consulted on a candidate for a presidential pardon -- or pushed aside, depending on the President's whim.
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"I feel like there's a lot of that in Silicon Valley, where people know that one of their employees has harassed people, but because that person is good at their job, executes well, writes good code, makes good deals, brings in a lot of money in some shape or form, everything they do is pushed aside," Baker said.
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Younger scholars who don't think that the big, powerful labs are exhibiting proper respect, sensitivity and historical consciousness — including anthropologists like Heidi Colleran, who went to great lengths for ni-Vanuatu spit — are thus put into impossible positions of tragic compromise; they face the decision to spend their careers as access mercenaries, to work with smaller outfits that get pushed aside or scooped, or to get out of the field entirely.
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Not after last week in Paris, and not after Tuesday evening, when everything — including the coaching mastermind Pep Guardiola's imminent arrival, the burly midfielder Yaya Toure's potential departure and the final days of the current manager Manuel Pellegrini — was pushed aside by one heady and delicious reality: After dispatching Paris St.-Germain, 1-0, on the night and 3-2 on aggregate, Manchester City is 180 minutes away from the Champions League final.
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GOP lawmakers have seized on the argument in recent days that by pursuing the impeachment inquiry, Democrats have pushed aside their legislative duties, with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyRepublicans consider putting Jordan, Meadows on Intelligence for impeachment RNC paid about K for Trump to attend UFC match: report Trump allies assail impeachment on process while House Democrats promise open hearings soon MORE (R-Calif.) claiming that Democrats have "written more subpoenas than they have laws" since taking the majority earlier this year. Rep.
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The author unearths the stories of pioneers like Agnes Meyer Driscoll, a math, physics and language whiz who joined the Navy in 1917, broke Japanese codebooks in the 1920s and '30s and went on to train a generation of male code breakers, only to be patronized and pushed aside during World War II. The talented cryptologist Elizebeth Smith Friedman was hired by the Coast Guard in 1927 to break the code of rumrunners and went on to work for other federal agencies, designing the codes used by the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor to the C.I.A. Yet her husband, the Army code breaker William Friedman, was sometimes given credit for her work.
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