She has pushed for vouchers that allow parents to pay for private schools even more than she's pushed for greater autonomy and accountability in the public-schools system.
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MSF has pushed for an independent investigation into the incident.
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France has also pushed for simultaneous action on both fronts.
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Through AFC, DeVos has primarily pushed for private school choice.
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King has also pushed for various other hardline immigration legislation.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota has pushed for a public option.
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Cruz has pushed for greater government cost savings in healthcare.
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However, Britain also notched some gains it had pushed for.
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Rivera pushed for transgender recognition in the LGBTQ rights movement.
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Law enforcement pushed for access to encrypted communication on devices.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pushed for doing away with FATCA.
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Democrats have pushed for such a probe in the House.
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Organizations representing financial services firms have pushed for more delay.
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He pushed for every mug shot to be posted online.
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The White House has pushed for $1.9 billion in funds.
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Many supporters of Suu Kyi's party pushed for the revival.
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This was a stance that Kaplan has pushed for months.
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But conservatives in his party had pushed for a plebiscite.
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The DHS has pushed for a restructuring of the NPPD.
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However, some shareholders have pushed for a full U.S. retreat.
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The Greek government has not yet officially pushed for them.
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She pushed for renewable energy in the wake of Fukushima.
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Religious activists pushed for the criminal case to be dismissed.
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He also pushed for organizational changes to better prevent misinformation.
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Mr. Blankenstein's allies in the administration pushed for the hiring.
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They have pushed for much more detailed pledges on aid.
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In recent years, players have pushed for a single league.
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Still unclear is who originally pushed for Apu's broad accent.
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He pushed for women's access to birth control and abortion.
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Some alumni later pushed for the gift to be returned.
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I wish I'd pushed for the paperwork to happen sooner.
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False: Biden pushed for Shokin's ouster to protect his son.
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Five Native American tribes have long pushed for the designation.
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Schwarzenegger, 70, has long pushed for an end to gerrymandering.
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They have also pushed for lawmakers to confront the NRA.
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He pushed for comprehensive immigration reform, and conservatives scuttled that.
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Congressional Democrats pushed for additional labor standards to be added.
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Some current GOP lawmakers have pushed for similar health policy.
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Mr. Trump has privately pushed for a prolonged, theatrical defense.
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The activist hedge fund ValueAct reportedly pushed for Ballmer's ouster.
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He successfully pushed for the expansion of Obamacare in Virginia.
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I was one of the people who pushed for that.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also pushed for her hiring.
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Other shareholders have pushed for additional changes to Tesla's board.
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They have pushed for the headquarters to be in Frankfurt.
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Neither document pushed for a breakup of big technology companies.
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City Council members in Cincinnati have pushed for the same.
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I'm glad I pushed for it in the first place.
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Robert Byrd, who pushed for the provision in the 1980s.
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Survivors have pushed for uniform laws to impose zero tolerance.
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Melania Trump's office on Tuesday openly pushed for Ricardel's ouster.
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And Conservatives pushed for the committee to call her back.
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And there are a graveyard of people who've pushed for them.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer pushed for federal regulation in August.
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Andrew M. Cuomo pushed for in the budget face certain challenges.
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So the family pushed for Nelson to attend St. Ignatius School.
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He also pushed for support of scientific progress and higher education.
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When the Republican leader pushed for a vote at 10 p.m.
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They pushed for action on climate change and renewable energy development.
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League leader Matteo Salvini has pushed for tougher restrictions on immigration.
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In a meeting with pageant officials, chapter leaders pushed for integration.
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Cyprus and Greece have pushed for sanctions against Ankara, diplomats said.
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It was really a selection that our lead designer pushed for.
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But emergency officials have pushed for the system to be updated.
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Opposition Kuomintang legislator Wang Yu-min had pushed for the change.
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The Trump administration has pushed for more sanctions to deter Pyongyang.
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A source close to Kushner denied that he pushed for Flynn.
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Instead, they've pushed for an app-based approach to improve access.
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He pushed for us to get into rock music in general.
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Republicans have also pushed for more management at the state level.
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The union also pushed for changes to the Macy's commissions policy.
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Republicans have pushed for Ford to testify at the hearing Monday.
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Several lawmakers have pushed for tougher regulation of social media companies.
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He has pushed for the sharing and monetization of Goldman software.
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For years, Congress has pushed for some form of immigration reform.
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Instead, they pushed for tax hikes as if they're an answer.
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All of the panelists pushed for more competition in broadband services.
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The boy was the one who had pushed for the assembly.
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The Obama administration had long pushed for strict, uniform transparency standards.
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Steve Bannon pushed for his resignation since Friday, per the NYT.
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He also pushed for widespread changes in a broken education system.
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I also pushed for and supported the FBI supplemental background investigation.
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He pushed for the opposition movement to stage a public demonstration.
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"We never pushed for Brexit, we never demanded Brexit," Bettel said.
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French government officials had pushed for Nissan to support the merger.
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"We have pushed for tracking later in the process," she says.
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Some have pushed for a holiday to celebrate beleaguered software engineers.
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He pushed for an election system not dominated by the wealthy.
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She pushed for the two of them to go out together.
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Advocates pushed for the New York law for some 16 years.
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In addition to draconian immigration measures, he pushed for population control.
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The president denounced the "corrupt people" who pushed for his impeachment.
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I even pushed for Hitman to replace murder with photographic violence.
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I wish we'd pushed for extensive testing back in middle school.
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Everything fell into place for me because I pushed for it.
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Some Republicans have pushed for such designations in the past. Reps.
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Mr. Goelman also pushed for more cases to go to trial.
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The president has pushed for tariffs on $60 billion in goods.
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Under Merkel's leadership, Berlin has rigorously pushed for a balanced budget.
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The industry has long pushed for some of the rule changes.
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The Saudi government has pushed for the pages to be released.
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Jeff Flake pushed for the Senate to request the FBI review.
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That is what Kim aggressively pushed for during the Hanoi summit.
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Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat who has pushed for Trump's impeachment.
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He has also pushed for reforms to the country's pension system.
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Democrats have pushed for closed primaries in other states as well.
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Note: Mr. Cuomo also pushed for a "women's agenda" last year.
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Alan pushed for economics to become less theoretical and more empirical.
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They've pushed for a six-month delay; Ms. Vullo has resisted.
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Dianne Feinstein, pushed for an inkling on how he'd rule on Roe.
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Some of Sears' unsecured lenders have already pushed for it to liquidate.
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Republicans have pushed for that outcome, while Democrats want a new election.
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I also pushed for and supported the FBI's supplemental background check investigation.
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Instead she has pushed for lesser measures in a play for time.
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The Fawcett Society, a charity named after Millicent, pushed for that transparency.
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They also pushed for a citizens' review board to evaluate police operations.
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Also, exactly, education, the way education is pushed for is very important.
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States that currently store nuclear waste have also pushed for a resolution.
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HUCKABEE: Well, and he pushed for strong education and accountability and responsibility.
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Aramco has not pushed for a change of FTSE Russell's listing rules.
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Gurley had been part of a group that pushed for Kalanick's resignation.
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That's angered one of the lawmakers who has pushed for the ban.
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Recommendations can be pushed, for example, as part of the API responses.
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She also pushed for the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015.
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Only a few lawmakers have publicly pushed for broad, quick change. Rep.
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One key defense lawmaker who has pushed for a BRAC is Rep.
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He didn't like the longer official schedule and pushed for later starts.
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"Ask the team," said Vettel when pushed for more information on Thursday.
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The supply ministry, which oversees grain purchases, had pushed for reasonable standards.
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A myriad of lawmakers have pushed for various investigations into the attacks.
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His aides have long disputed that he has pushed for a registry.
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Pete Sessions, R-Texas, who has also pushed for SNAP work requirements.
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They and other companies have pushed for lawmakers to lift the cap.
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Some militants have pushed for autonomy, while others have demanded outright independence.
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Many of us have also pushed for recognition of the Armenian genocide.
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The United States has also pushed for the denuclearization of North Korea.
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And major companies in the industry have pushed for reform in Congress.
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They have pushed for some type of guaranteed access to these communications.
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He's the one who pushed for LGBT equality in the Obama administration.
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Some investors and analysts have pushed for Viacom and CBS to combine.
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They pushed for women to get the vote in Australia's national elections.
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Conservative lawmakers have consistently pushed for a bill lowering health insurance premiums.
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Like Obama, he also has not pushed for coercive interrogations to resume.
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The Ethiopian leader has pushed for more female representation in his Cabinet.
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Struggling newspaper companies had pushed for the FCC to relax the restrictions.
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It wouldn't be the first time the government's pushed for compelled assistance.
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Trump advisers have also pushed for deep spending cuts at the EPA.
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They pushed for single-payer health insurance in races across the country.
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De Blasio has pushed for it, while Cuomo has downplayed the idea.
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"We've pushed for action and we are getting some progress," he said.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has long pushed for restructuring Medicare and Medicaid.
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The family members of the victims had strongly pushed for that outcome.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, Mr. Moore has pushed for lower rates.
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The industry had pushed for both of those rules to be scrapped.
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He has since pushed for a series of changes in his country.
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The industry had pushed for both of those rules to be scrapped.
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And activists who pushed for the changes say they have become targets.
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The neocons consistently pushed for a hard line against Iraq and Iran.
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McConnell has pushed for a bill to fund the government through Feb.
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Trump has repeatedly pushed for the GOP to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Tech groups had pushed for the rule, arguing it would help startups.
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"birther" conspiracy theory he pushed for years—a completely bogus claim that
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Business groups and Republicans have pushed for Congress to approve the deal.
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Along with the most affected states, he and others pushed for one.
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When that failed, he pushed for an unpopular upper-income tax cut.
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When that failed, he pushed for an unpopular upper-income tax cut.
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The White House has pushed for much more: $1.1 billion in funds.
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President Trump has pushed for the death penalty for some drug dealers.
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Jeff Flake pushed for one at the Senate Judiciary Committee's confirmation vote.
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She also pushed for government action -- but felt their response was lukewarm.
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Trump himself has pushed for $60 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Rashida Tlaib, a progressive first-year member, has pushed for the same.
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China has pushed for an extradition treaty with New Zealand since 2014.
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First, Redstone stepped up and pushed for changes at Viacom's board level.
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ValueAct had bought Microsoft in 210 below $249 and pushed for changes.
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The GOP-led House of Representatives pushed for stripping funding for Obamacare.
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The George W. Bush administration pushed for a mission to the moon.
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Utah, whose representatives pushed for the rule change, is one of them.
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You've pushed for Medicaid expansion basically every year you've served as governor.
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As the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School pushed for tighter gun restrictions and families affected by school shootings tearfully urged the president to take some type of action, Trump publicly pushed for tweaks to gun rules.
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As Google pushed for deals in authoritarian Saudi Arabia and launched the Google Center for Artificial Intelligence in Beijing, LaJeunesse says, he pushed for a company-wide human rights program that would bring new oversight to product launches.
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Democrats have pushed for stricter gun laws in the wake of these shootings.
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One firm rumored to have pushed for a pre-sale allocation is Mail.
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I labored for 12 hours and pushed for two and a half more.
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Shooting survivors banded together a few years ago and pushed for the memorial.
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The Pentagon pushed for more integrated services instead of a new, separate branch.
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John Wittman, Abbott's spokesperson, denied that the governor's office pushed for the effort.
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Trump has pushed for more than $5 billion to fund the proposed wall.
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The group has pushed for public safety reforms to help prevent school shootings.
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Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer pushed for and championed the ally training, Williams said.
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And the honest answer is I don't think they really pushed for it.
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Then-Navy undersecretary Bob Work pushed for a high-tech, armed unmanned fighter.
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Protesters pushed for the delay, fearing the election would prolong the old regime.
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It has pushed for the creation of bigger "national champions" under its control.
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Recently warehouse workers have pushed for unionization to help deal with these problems.
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As a presidential candidate in 2008, Hillary Clinton again pushed for universal coverage.
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"I pushed for three hours straight and couldn't get Birdie out," she said.
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But if you are pushed for time, something is always better than nothing.
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Wade decision, have pushed for new state legislation expanding protections for the practice.
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Hubbard and Governor Bentley pushed for an $800 million bond issue to build
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Defense hawks have pushed for an even higher base defense budget — $640 billion.
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The latter has pushed for Google to make these delistings apply globally, i.e.
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On the night of her defeat, Clinton pushed for a conciliatory concession speech.
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It's not hard to see why Paul pushed for such ambitious emission targets.
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China has pushed for the removal of duties as part of an agreement.
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AC: And we really pushed for getting the gritty reality into our characters.
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"The reason this forum happened was because people pushed for it," she said.
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She has pushed for such goals in the new Congress along with Sen.
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Shapiro, the attorney general, has pushed for the full report to be released.
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Global health organizations have pushed for the CDC to continue funding the programs.
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The United States had pushed for European integration, and from 1991 to 2016
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Democrats have increasingly pushed for an expansion of Social Security in recent years.
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Berlin, which has been worried about Deutsche's health, has pushed for a merger.
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Don Young all pushed for the road; President Bill Clinton vetoed the bill.
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The legislation had been pushed for months by corn-state senators like Sen.
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On Friday, he pushed for capital punishment for people who kill police officers.
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She pushed for her proposed statement to be issued, according to the emails.
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Some questioned whether Manafort had pushed for the change, which he has denied.
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He also pushed for adoption of a territorial tax system for multinational corporations.
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Most of all, though, they pushed for others to get out and explore.
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Despite the severity of the attack, Norristown officials still pushed for Briggs' eviction.
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Yes, but: Sessions eagerly pushed for the job, and he's yet to quit.
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Advocates for blind people have pushed for the rules and praised the announcement.
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He's long pushed for the right to bear arms, even after mass shootings.
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In the past, he has pushed for a budget cap on the program.
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U.S. administrations have long pushed for two states, Israel and a Palestinian one.
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The chief executive had pushed for a nationwide Via debut in January 28.
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Mr. Lugar accused Democrats of stalling and pushed for the committee to vote.
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He pushed for a military parade down Pennsylvania Avenue that was ultimately scratched.
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Flynn's supporters have long pushed for him to fight back against the charges.
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It's no surprise that more than 1,400 lobbyists pushed for the bill's passage.
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Florida Senator Marco Rubio pushed for the U.S. ban on Venezuelan oil imports.
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"This year something must happen ... CDP has pushed for a transaction," Gubitosi said.
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Because Stephen Miller pushed for the policy change & AG Sessions gleefully announced it.
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NBPC and the National ICE Council have both publicly pushed for the Trump
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Other Arizona lawmakers also condemned Ducey's approach and pushed for bolder action. Rep.
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He's pushed for the building of a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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In response, students have pushed for ways to buy the drug more easily.
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Rupert Murdoch, the media tycoon, and others have pushed for Mr. Bannon's dismissal.
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Republicans have pushed for more border security funding in exchange for immigrant protections.
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Other lawmakers on Sunday pushed for the administration to do more as well.
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Nonetheless, the Johnson administration pushed for a strong fair housing bill in 28500.
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In that speech, he pushed for a White House legislative offering from 2011.
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The Fed also pushed for Wells to bring new blood on its board.
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In recent years, the Redstones have pushed for CBS and Viacom to reunite.
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Zeman pushed for the development of his group's eponymous nightlife and entertainment district.
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Senate Democrats, meanwhile, have pushed for administration officials to testify in the trial.
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There's no evidence Biden pushed for the prosecutor's removal to protect his son.
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McGriff said she wanted to stay married but Guess pushed for their split.
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GOP leaders had pushed for a full Senate vote on Tuesday, October 2.
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Wary of a cooling market, they pushed for added protections in credit agreements.
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Around 1990, the group pushed for pregnant women to be eligible for promotions.
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Several lawmakers who pushed for a study have expressed dissatisfaction with that answer.
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This is why the US has long pushed for a two-state solution.
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She also pushed for many of Lula's projects to be implemented more quickly.
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The Bush and Obama administrations had long pushed for strict, uniform transparency standards.
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Democrats previously pushed for a more expansive bill establishing a permanent paid-leave program that would apply to all public health emergencies, not just coronavirus, but House Republicans have pushed for these provisions to be limited to the current crisis.
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The AMA pushed for state laws to restrict abortions, and most did by 1880.
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But those who pushed for their elimination might be wise to pause for thought.
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I was probably too tied to my speech and would have pushed for it.
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The president himself pushed for a major increase in defense spending in the legislation.
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Israel&aposs military pushed for his prosecution, saying he violated its code of ethics.
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, pushed for an investigation into the spending, ABC News reported.
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While in office, she pushed for causes like removing coal ash from Detroit rivers.
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As attorney general, he pushed for increased police powers to fight crime and protesters.
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She pushed for a CT scan, which revealed multiple blood blots in her lungs.
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They've pushed for investigations of Burisma, the natural gas company that employed Hunter Biden.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has long pushed for such a swap or partition policy.
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Silicon Valley has pushed for the U.S. to issue more visas under that program.
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All have pushed for a compromise deal to head off years of legal uncertainty.
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According to CBS, the politicians pushed for the recovery of soldiers missing in action.
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Democrats pushed for senators to support Bolton testimony during the trial but were unsuccessful.
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It was Barr herself who pushed for her TV character to break for Trump.
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The RIAA and other content rights holders have long pushed for filtering systems online.
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The Democratic Party's progressive wing has long pushed for more criticism of Israel policy.
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Lisa Murkowski pushed for reopening the government while continuing to negotiate the border issue.
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Abrams had pushed for a runoff since the results came in on Election Day.
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Sexual harassment: Klobuchar successfully pushed for legislation mandating sexual harassment training in the Senate.
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Republicans have pushed for the board to certify Harris as the district's Congress member.
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He has long pushed for the U.S. to cut its trade deficit with China.
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Animal lovers pushed for the amendment after a string of shocking animal abuse cases.
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SpringOwl, which hasn't disclosed the size of its stake, has pushed for Mayer's removal.
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He pushed for a state referendum to grant in-state tuition to unauthorized students.
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Prime Minister Zoran Zaev's government, elected in 2017, pushed for an agreement with Greece.
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Tech companies have long pushed for patent reform, citing the high costs of lawsuits.
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Some Republicans have pushed for a public release, while others, including McConnell, are resisting.
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When May pushed for informal negotiations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a Nov.
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We know China has pushed for source code review from other companies , sometimes successfully.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA pushed for this regulation over 15 years ago.
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The Department of Justice has also pushed for the use of such cameras nationwide.
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Lawmakers in Congress have pushed for legislation that would reorganize the DHS's cyber efforts.
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Kathleen Passidomo, who pushed for the exemption in Florida, said in a press release.
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Since then, Saito and his attorneys have pushed for his release to no avail.
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Groups fighting to prevent the extinction of bison had pushed for the federal designation.
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Bolton pushed for the initial invasion of Iraq after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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In private conversations, the President pushed for Jordan and another close conservative ally -- Rep.
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Senators from both parties had long pushed for a bill to address sexual harassment.
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Open Road had pushed for a fall release, placing it firmly among Oscar contenders.
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One area where Democrats have pushed for executive action in particular is on guns.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has pushed for months and flies past the administration's budget request.
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Certain lawmakers have pushed for a repeal of most or all of Dodd-Frank.
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House appropriators had pushed for considering a government-wide spending package, but were unsuccessful.
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For decades, the US and South Korea have pushed for denuclearization in North Korea.
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In that same bill, he also pushed for the expansion of health savings accounts.
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CSU leader Horst Seehofer has pushed for a cap of 200,000 immigrants per year.
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This isn't the first time Ocasio-Cortez has pushed for eliminating the Electoral College.
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They have pushed for their legislation to be a part of a DACA deal.
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Other Democratic lawmakers who have pushed for the secretary to step down include Sens.
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Trump really pushed for a partial shutdown only after getting hammered by conservative media.
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He has pushed for both containing the disease and restarting work as equal priorities.
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Crown Prince Salman has pushed for a valuation of as much as $2 trillion.
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As ranking member, Waters has pushed for more information on Trump and Deutsche Bank.
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So some experts have pushed for actually supplying pure heroin in supervised injection facilities.
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Mr. Trump last year signed the law, which many business groups had pushed for.
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Gunn also pushed for the reissue of "Misora," which is slated for next year.
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So I know your boss has pushed for a 70 percent top marginal rate.
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The Beijing-backed local government had pushed for the prison sentences as a deterrent.
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The government has pushed for single-digit rates to boost a rebound from recession.
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Murphy and Johnson are Senate Foreign Relations Committee members and have pushed for sanctions.
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The Obamas have long pushed for increased voter participation and fought against partisan gerrymandering.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) (who had pushed for the idea for years) and Rep.
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She also said she would have pushed for tougher environmental standards in the deal.
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Rubin and his successor, Lawrence Summers, pushed for several policies that benefitted Wall Street.
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The hedge fund has pushed for greater clarity and oversight of the Vision Fund.
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This was not the first time Mr. Abe pushed for legislation over public opposition.
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Democrats have pushed for a shorter-term continuing resolution of a couple days. Sen.
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McConnell on Saturday pushed for senators to "end this foolishness" and cut a deal.
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John Cornyn pushed for the Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) bill.
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It has also pushed for 20-week abortion bans, which many states have passed.
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Mr. Putin, Mr. Macron's first international guest, pushed for the lifting of European sanctions.
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She pushed her husband to veto and she pushed for the child care stuff.
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But, after Land's followers helped return Bush to office, he never pushed for one.
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In reality, that investigation was over by the time Biden pushed for the firing.
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Through her work, she has also pushed for wider representation of entertainers of color.
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The Trump administration has pushed for a travel ban since the president assumed office.
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Moulton, a Marine Corps veteran, has pushed for more veterans to run for office.
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Some Republicans have pushed for the bill to include more spending for immigration enforcement.
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In a meeting alone with Sessions, Trump reportedly pushed for their dismissal, Vox reported.
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The problems have been worst at Nissan, the company that pushed for Ghosn's arrest.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats have pushed for generations to make Washington, D.C., the country's 51st state.
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Bannon also pushed for tax cuts for the middle class, still not yet delivered.
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Remember, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly pushed for a valuation near $2 trillion.
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Michael Morell, the former acting CIA director during the Obama administration, pushed for force.
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But in reality, Trump has long pushed for the memo to be made public.
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Many major American companies have also pushed for Congress to protect the undocumented immigrants.
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So far, U.S. cities that have pushed for the idea have been shot down.
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Berman said Scalia would likely have pushed for the court to hear the case.
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She pushed for a war in Libya, and today it's a training ground for ISIS.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pushed for structural reforms to Social Security to extend its solvency.
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But Pettitt still pushed for the 19-year-old woman to be held without bond.
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Firebrand far-right politician Geert Wilders had pushed for the ban for over a decade.
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Juan Hinojosa have pushed for the asset forfeiture changes, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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Activist investor Dan Loeb had pushed for United Technologies to split up into three businesses.
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He increased disability funding, worked to end racial profiling, and pushed for criminal justice reform.
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Multinationals had pushed for many years for a discounted rate on tax-deferred foreign profits.
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Lance voted against his party's tax and health-care plans as he pushed for centrism.
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Pushed for a New York legislation to impose steep fines on illegal short-term rentals.
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Foreign countries, many of which pushed for the Skhirat agreement, have added to the discord.
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Pushed for details, Ms May has said there will be "no running commentary" on negotiations.
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When he was turned down, the star pushed for a civilian version to be made.
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Reportedly, it was Zuckerberg who pushed for Libra, the company's entrée into the cryptocurrency space.
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Besides taxing water bills, Newsom has pushed for dairy and fertilizer fees for water cleanup.
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The junior coalition partner, the Social Democrats, had pushed for a sector tax on banks.
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US District Court Judge Dan Aaron Polster has pushed for a single, big legal settlement.
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Prosecutors had pushed for the maximum sentence of 15 years, according to Bronx News 12.
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He pushed for a less conservative immigration overhaul than the one the president has demanded.
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Trump has pushed for Beijing to buy more American goods and address intellectual property theft.
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He's pushed for a retrenched Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) for years now.
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Ben Cardin in particular has pushed for restrictions to be built into any replacement resolution.
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But when the Twitter user was pushed for the source, he came up with nothing.
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A. Linwood Holton, who pushed for desegregation during the 1970s, according to the Washington Post.
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France had pushed for the whole bloc to renew the licence for only three years.
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Both are outspoken and well-known activists who&aposve pushed for greater women&aposs rights.
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Obama and Xi pushed for an international agreement forged in Paris to combat global warming.
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The Bank of Israel has for years pushed for a third large bank to compete.
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Bahcall said her friend inspired, mentored and pushed for opportunities for women where none existed.
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Walker pushed for Medicaid work requirement waivers and waivers to drug test food stamp recipients.
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Hefner, it turns out, pushed for McCarthy then and throughout her five-day centerfold shoot.
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Polster has pushed for a deal that could "do something meaningful to abate this crisis".
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"We didn't have larger sizes from manufactures because retailers haven't pushed for them," she said.
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Polster has pushed for a deal that could "do something meaningful to abate this crisis".
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Pollard was granted Israeli citizenship in prison and Israel had long pushed for his release.
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Over the past three years, Republicans have consistently pushed for more security against voter impersonation.
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Some Democrats have also pushed for a dedicated funding stream for the beleaguered transit agency.
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Moderates have pushed for a seven-year phase-out, while leadership has floated three years.
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Leonard Lance and Rodney Frelinghuysen, who chairs the House appropriations committee, pushed for the money.
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He has also pushed for EU-wide rules to block Chinese takeovers of key technologies.
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The Trump administration had initially pushed for legislation to be completed by the August recess.
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Obviously, her followers pushed for the fancier option, considering she's Kim Kardashian-West and all.
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While there's some crossover between the two, the organizers have largely pushed for new material.
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Pressure's on: Since the campaign, Ivanka has openly pushed for expanding the child tax credit.
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They also gathered to talk political activism and justice reform, and pushed for women's suffrage.
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Trump had pushed for lawmakers to approve $5.7 billion to build his proposed border wall.
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Ted Strickland and Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke -- pushed for Springer to run.
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But it doesn't want to be seen as having pushed for or generated the overshooting.
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Basically, we've been pushed for time more and more and we're running out of it.
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The White House had not pushed for an extension, but had not raised serious objections.
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Democrats have pushed for $600 million in emergency financing to support the anti-opioid provisions.
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The Fed also pushed for Wells to bring new blood onto its board of directors.
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Advocates have long pushed for the government to step in and address this double standard.
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During that period, it pushed for federalism, which lost steam during Italy's long economic crisis.
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I had a very long labor (12 hours) and pushed for an intense 22 minutes.
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Senate Democrats pushed for such a bill, which many of Mr. Trump's Republican rivals opposed.
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House lawmakers pushed for ways to increase diversity among tech innovators during a hearing Wednesday.
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Instead, he has pushed for private development and identified unprotected, landmark-quality buildings as targets.
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Democrats pushed for the latter solution on the House floor prior to the bill passing.
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The F.B.I. has pushed for access to encrypted data in terrorist and other criminal investigations.
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He added that "no one" from the campaign pushed for the language to be blocked.
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At Haverford, Mr. Coleman pushed for changes that chimed with the spirit of the times.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE has reportedly pushed for his ouster.
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She pushed for a better accounting of how many kits still have not been tested.
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The union is something that Moscow has pushed for, albeit tentatively, since the late 1990s.
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Robert N. Klieger, a lawyer for Mr. Redstone, pushed for the case to be moved.
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Democratic lawmakers have pushed for universal background checks and other measures to curb gun violence.
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And he's pushed for state policies to curb greenhouse gas emissions blamed for global warming.
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As President, Trump has pushed for increased border security and a merit-based immigration system.
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Requiring the training marks a victory for Speier, who pushed for it back in 22019.
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Trump has been reported to have pushed for his longtime pilot to head the FAA.
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The president has pushed for companies like Apple to keep manufacturing jobs in the US.
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The administration also pushed for "top tier evidence" and introduced competitions for federal innovation dollars.
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The letter comes as outside groups have pushed for more congressional oversight of the relocation.
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The letter comes as outside groups have pushed for more congressional oversight of the relocation.
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He did not discuss gun background check proposals, which are being pushed for by Democrats.
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Ansley Giselle had two penalty corner shots saved as Britain pushed for a second goal.
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In short, he's reaffirmed the worst stereotypes about Republicans that Democrats have pushed for decades.
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The FBI and law enforcement have pushed for guaranteed access to secure data in response.
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He pushed for a theme park marketing executive, Leslie Ferraro, to become Disney's merchandising chairwoman.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) has pushed for legalizing the recreational use of marijuana in New York.
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Bethenny Frankel pushed for positivity — and also took time to reflect on those less fortunate.
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Back when Clinton first pushed for welfare reform, many Democrats fought hard to stop it.
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Before we pushed for this, there was really no conversation about school integration at all.
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But the NRA still pushed for new amendments providing even greater protections for gun owners.
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It also pushed for a 120-day ban on all refugees entering the United States.
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Banks and law firms had pushed for such recognition to lure and keep top talent.
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Goldwater this week pushed for Right to Try to be used amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Fevret then pushed for a space geographically closer to the band's point of genesis.
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The family pushed for a plot near to his place of birth, in Zvimba district.
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Democrats have also pushed for companies to increase oversight of content published on their platforms.
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Content creators have pushed for increased transparency concerning YouTube's guidelines and demonetizing practices for years.
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In the 1990s, as Democrats pushed for social changes, evangelicals sorted into the Republican Party.
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Mr. Liu also pointed to Venezuela, where the Trump administration has pushed for new leadership.
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One editor pushed for a certain city, saying its cultural merits earned it a spot.
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What does it tell us that his own party pushed for him to step down?
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Mr. Kushner, who pushed for Mr. Ayers, is also playing a role in the search.
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Bernie Sanders, who has pushed for single-payer health care, would win the Democratic nomination.
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He has repeatedly spoken in flattering terms about Mr. Putin and pushed for closer ties.
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Mr. Azar pushed for the order but others were wary, concerned it could cause panic.
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Though he has pushed for change in the past, his advocacy at this post-U.
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State prosecutors pushed for a third trial, but an appeals court deemed the request unfair.
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In response, the king pushed for constitutional reforms and ceded some power to the Parliament.
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Biden had pushed for Shokin's dismissal, arguing he was not pursuing corruption cases aggressively enough.
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Yet, Beijing now views the island as a runaway province and has pushed for reunification.
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President Trump has also pushed for the provision to be part of the tax bill.
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Bloomberg reported that Kudlow pushed for capital gains indexing to be included in that legislation.
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Previous letters from staff at Amazon and Microsoft have also pushed for those three measures.
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Protesters have pushed for their list of demands, including a crackdown on alleged policy brutality.
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Scholz and his deputy, Joerg Kukies, are widely seen as having pushed for a merger.
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In the memo, he pushed for changes to the product and in the company culture.
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Advocates of same-sex marriage have pushed for Parliament to vote on the issue directly.
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Transit experts have pushed for buses to be free to speed loading and prevent gridlock.
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Nissan executives have pushed for a restructuring of the alliance and more independence from Renault.
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Mr. Bolton is said to have pushed for the withheld military aid to be released.
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Almost none of the big structural changes that Mr. Navarro had pushed for were included.
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He has pushed for the U.K. to leave the EU with or without a deal.
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Bipartisan Senate leaders pushed for quick passage of the deal Thursday before the midnight deadline.
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Ahead of that vote, Democrats pushed for federal government funding to conduct gun violence research.
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During his time in Congress, he pushed for normalizing relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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But every Senate proposal failed, as President Donald Trump pushed for conditions Democrats deemed unacceptable.
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There is no evidence that Biden pushed for the prosecutor's removal to protect his son.
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Senate Republicans have pushed for both Kavanaugh and Ford to testify at a hearing Monday.
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The White House has pushed for more than $85033 billion in new funding for programs.
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But conservatives have pushed for more than simply an HSA change to win their votes.
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During the vote, conservatives pushed for a continuing resolution to fund the government through Dec.
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He pushed for "more research and discussion before jumping into a particular strategy," Ansari said.
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They passed abortion restrictions in red states and pushed for conservative judges to protect them.
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During sex, he always pushed for me to do things he knew I didn't like.
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Ms. Majewski, a Democrat who at the time was a councilwoman, pushed for the approval.
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It pushed for more transparency in free trade deals and close tax loopholes for corporations.
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Second, Esper has long pushed for the US to take a hardline stance against China.
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H. R. McMaster, have pushed for more pressure, backed by the threat of military action.
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Workers at Airbnb pushed for higher wages and more substantial benefits, UAW said in a statement.
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During her two-year term, Ross pushed for tax cuts, support for farmers and labor protection.
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Some European powers have therefore pushed for the EU to further develop its own defense institutions.
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House Democrats have pushed for stricter requirements to provide better medical and housing conditions for children.
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ESL has pushed for Sears to keep its bid in the ring until at least Jan.
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They have also pushed for policies designed to limit the political rights of Israeli Arab parties.
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Most of the parliamentarians who pushed for the recount had lost their seats in the election.
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Democrats, some Republicans and a number of large companies have pushed for DACA protections to continue.
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Facebook has pushed for legislative revisions to the law on several occasions, but so far unsuccessfully.
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With Hegerberg on the squad, this Norway team very well could have pushed for the final.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk wanted, and pushed for, deliveries to hit 100,000 vehicles for the quarter.
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Facebook is also adding subscriptions to its Instant Articles program, a policy News Corp pushed for.
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Afterward, he pushed for autonomy for Pashtun areas in Pakistan, evoking the ire of national authorities.
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When Trump demanded an immediate withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, Tillerson pushed for more time.
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He pushed for the emancipation of the Polish peasantry, and protected his country's new liberal constitution.
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Whole Foods leadership had also been fighting off activist investors that had pushed for major changes.
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Advisers have long pushed for Trump to focus on attacking Clinton, and avoid making unforced errors.
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While Ford has pushed for the bureau to look into her claims, Kavanaugh has pushed back.
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Major oil companies, including Exxon Mobil Corp, Shell and Chevron, had pushed for an open Atlantic.
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Also looming is how to handle Catalonia, the region that has pushed for independence from Spain.
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The golf industry pushed for the sport's inclusion to help boost participation, which has been slipping.
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His attorneys argued that he should receive probation, while prosecutors pushed for a 14-month sentence.
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Even after Challenger exploded and Columbia failed, the public still pushed for American spaceflight to continue.
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Consumer Watchdog, which has long pushed for an investigation into California gasoline prices, applauded the probe.
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Republicans said Democrats pushed for more nondefense spending Wednesday than they previously had, according to reports.
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The United States, Britain and France pushed for the 15-member body to impose new sanctions.
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When I won, everything was on my agenda, but I pushed for some gay rights issues.
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Last year, the PIC pushed for any asset sales to be put to a shareholder vote.
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Melucci stated that Miller "intended to cause harm" to her creditors and pushed for jail time.
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With no mutually palatable agreement, Tokyo has pushed for third party arbitration, which Seoul has rejected.
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India's minister for women and child development, Maneka Gandhi, pushed for mandated panic buttons last year.
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He seized the initiative and pushed for more forward deployed U.S. equipment and personnel in Europe.
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According to The Australian, locals reported that charges were pushed for by a senior Buddhist monk.
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With no mutually palatable agreement, Tokyo has pushed for third-party arbitration, which Seoul has rejected.
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As Reagan pushed for the creation of the ISS, he baked privatization in from its inception.
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Backstory: Some Democrats and Republicans (including Mitt Romney) have pushed for Trump to release his taxes.
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Republicans and Democrats have pushed for more sanctions partly as a response to the election allegations.
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So they both pushed for reasonable spending cuts to go along with their tax reform plans.
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The FBI declassified several of the redactions Tuesday after Chairman Chuck Grassley pushed for more transparency.
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"But no, I pushed for 20 minutes and Lucia Esperanza was born" on November 10, 2011.
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May, like some other U.S. allies, has pushed for China to do more on North Korea.
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GOP leaders had pushed for passage of healthcare reform before tackling tax reform, another top priority.
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Lacy Clay — who had originally pushed for the hearing — brought it up in his opening remarks.
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The state had pushed for more prison time, asking to keep Toney behind bars for life.
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The United States has pushed for the restoration of democracy in Thailand, its oldest regional ally.
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China has pushed for the U.S. to remove tariffs as part of the "phase one" deal.
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Mr. Andresen has pushed for a bigger Bitcoin, a strategy Mr. Wright also appears to back.
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But Trump instead pushed for a bilateral deal with Japan, as he has with other nations.
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Unlike the United States, Beijing has pushed for talks first and action later on North Korea.
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Reports suggest Kelly, along with White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller, pushed for the policy.
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Trump has alleged trade abuses by Beijing and pushed for China to change its trade practices.
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But they specifically pushed for formal assurances that their products would be exempt from SEC oversight.
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D., downplayed the findings, Corker pushed for a way to make up for the budget hole.
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While those appointees pushed for vast privatization of VA, Shulkin argued for a more measured approach.
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Members of Congress from high-tax blue states have pushed for broader state and local deductions.
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Part of the reason this might fly with GOP senators who pushed for 23%, like Sen.
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Russia has pushed for returning a million barrels per day back into the market relatively quickly.
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He said Friday that during his time leading the FBI he also pushed for Mueller's appointment.
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Ted Strickland and Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke -- had pushed for Springer to run.
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The students have pushed for tougher gun control laws and decried the NRA's influence over politicians.
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The president's campaign rhetoric aside, EPA has in fact pushed for greater efficiency in environmental protection.
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He also pushed for Comey's firing to AG Sessions while serving on the Trump transition team.
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Elliott, the hedge fund led by billionaire Paul Singer, pushed for changes at Hess in 2013.
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States such as South Carolina and Washington have each pushed for state taxes on online items.
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And even as President Obama pushed for immigration reform, his administration approved high numbers of deportations.
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They've also pushed for measures that subject the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to greater congressional oversight.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina pushed for GOP senators not to move on yet from Obamacare.
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Obama pushed for gun control measures in his address, but those proposals ultimately stalled in Congress.
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Pushed for social justice, political change Eric Garner, who had asthma, was pronounced dead that day.
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Republicans have also pushed for Mueller to testify, something that raises the odds he'll eventually appear.
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As Dr. Goheen's successor, from 21955 to 19643, Dr. Bowen pushed for academic and social innovation.
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But Democratic and Republican lawmakers have pushed for the release of the report in full. Sen.
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Instead, the agency, backed by growing public opposition to the company's overreach, pushed for a compromise.
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Because of this, many lawmakers who might have pushed for similar bills have become gun-shy.
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Milchan pushed for a law that would cut taxes for Israelis who have spent time overseas.
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In both the Obama and Trump administrations, Russia has pushed for a cyber arms control agreement.
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The coalition of five tribes that pushed for the original Bears Ears monument oppose the bill.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan pushed for tax reform Tuesday at the National Association of Manufacturers summit.
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Some medical providers have pushed for a changed approach to drug expiration dates — with no success.
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He pushed for the firing of the former F.B.I. director James Comey; that worked out brilliantly.
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But rival candidates have pushed for a speedy decision so they can plan their campaign strategies.
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Johnson, the face of the 2016 Vote Leave campaign, has pushed for an election on Oct.
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Far-right leaders like Matteo Salvini, Italy's interior minister, have pushed for stringent anti-migrant policies.
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They pushed for a motion of no confidence in Parliament to be moved up from Feb.
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The message is that progress develops too slowly to benefit the women who pushed for it.
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Literally, they pushed for a week for me, because they wanted to give me a week.
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She is also a favorite of Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner, who pushed for her selection.
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He was friendly with Austin's first Latino mayor, Gus Garcia, as he pushed for city approval.
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The figure doesn't come close to what arts groups pushed for over the last several days.
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Rick Snyder himself, who pushed for stronger emergency manager laws that some say enabled the crisis.
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Starting in the 1990s, some researchers pushed for again treating psychedelic drugs as potential medical tools.
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Development experts — some of whom have pushed for years to modernize OPIC — are the most surprised.
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Sally Harvey, a past president of the association's military division who had pushed for the change.
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Separately, Trump has pushed for a payroll tax cut as part of a congressional stimulus package.
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Both Uber and rideshare competitor Lyft pushed for the inclusion of gig workers in the bill.
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The South Korean government, intent on improving relations with North Korea, has also pushed for this.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before trial.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before trial.
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The memo was outlined in news reports in recent days as Republicans pushed for its release.
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She also pushed for a payment of $25,000 as a "good faith gesture" for potential suppliers.
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In Turkey, the Kurds won new political power in national elections and pushed for more rights.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies — like Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates — pushed for production increases.
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In his acceptance speech, Cherry pushed for the CROWN Act to be passed around the nation.
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But even David Attenborough, the award-winning animal watcher, has pushed for more privacy at zoos.
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Senators also heard from Kenneth Starr, the former independent counsel who pushed for Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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Big corporations pushed for more decisions to be made through global trade agreements than national legislation.
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Beijing, apparently having learned from the SARS epidemic, has pushed for faster and more drastic action.
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Judges are allowed to impose a life sentence at their discretion, which victims' lawyers pushed for.
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But Republicans have long pushed for recognizing Jerusalem as the capital and moving the embassy there.
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Mr. Pinchot pushed for what he described as the planned use and renewal of natural resources.
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Since at least spring 2018, Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman had pushed for Ms. Yovanovitch's ouster.
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Johnson pushed for the election in response to being unable to get his deal through parliament.
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Things quickly went downhill from there as GOP members pushed for an adjournment of the panel.
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And while the industry has pushed for their repeal for years, it hasn't yet been successful.
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The four main prosecutors quit the case after the Justice Department pushed for a lighter sentence.
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Democrats pushed for the majority leader to commit to calling witnesses, which McConnell refused to do.
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But leading Democrats have pushed for administration officials to testify as part of any Senate proceeding.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed for a valuation of as much as $123 trillion.
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Following the incursion, the U.S. imposed sanctions on the country and has pushed for a ceasefire.
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The companies made the decision after a quartet of high-profile activist investors pushed for change.
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Among the groups that pushed for the SEC to raise that threshold was the Business Roundtable.
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Religious groups, as well as House and Senate conservatives, pushed for the credit to be retained.
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Railroad safety experts have pushed for PTC, and Congress passed a law mandating it in 2008.
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In general, she pushed for more and bigger logos, which do well in international luxury markets.
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He has pushed for protections for young undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Elliott is the same firm that pushed for changes at AT&T (T), owner of WarnerMedia.
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Mr. Condon also pushed for modernizations, including making Chip (Nathan Mack), the teacup son of Mrs.
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Some Republicans have pushed for the party to rally around a write-in campaign for Sen.
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Republicans also pushed for and partly succeeded in offsetting a bill to fight Zika last year.
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Moderate Democrats pushed for a bill that could become law and wasn't just a messaging document.
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He's also pushed for common-sense reform on topics ranging from immigration policy to infrastructure spending.
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Graham, perhaps the senator most keen on a military response, pushed for attacking Iranian oil facilities.
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Instead, he pushed for the US to keep the economic pressure on and crush the regime.
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Biden has consistently pushed for bans on assault weapons and changing the national background check systems.
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Dannel Malloy has pushed for more leniency in standards set by a court-ordered desegregation case.
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So Hillary Clinton is just presumed to have supported anything her husband pushed for as president.
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He's pushed for driver reforms and benefits, including providing free online college to its top drivers.
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" They added that "it was Yuja Wang herself who encouraged us and pushed for this approach.
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She pushed for consensus on a $13 billion capital increase and reform package agreed last year.
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"Tech companies have generally pushed for accurate broadband maps and digital divide solutions generally," Feld said.
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I had pushed for, I had a very strong view of how we're gonna do that.
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Trump, who maintains that torture works, has also long pushed for full use of Gitmo again.
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Cameron, who pushed for Britain to remain in the EU, said his party needed fresh leadership.
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Her story illustrates part of the main reason Thompson and others pushed for a cooperative structure.
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Publicly, at least, they didn't address the women who work at Fox News and pushed for action.
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" Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who pushed for the legislation, tweeted, "Profits out of the hands of criminals.
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She has pushed for a Medicare for all system, stricter banking rules and debt-free public college.
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Verma pushed for that and thus supported an increased state tax on cigarettes to pay for it.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has openly pushed for the pipeline, lauding Trump's support for the project.
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"I'm absolutely thrilled," said state Assembly Deputy Speaker John Burzichelli, who has long pushed for the measures.
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He's consistently pushed for more military resources and surrounded himself with generals and hawks in his Cabinet.
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He also successfully pushed for a measure that requires mental health examinations for those leaving military service.
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Jamie Raskin, a Maryland Democrat on the Judiciary Committee who has pushed for opening an impeachment inquiry.
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Some even pushed for changing the name of the town to give it a totally new identity.
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The Broward County Sheriff's deputies union also broke with Israel and pushed for his removal from office.
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She pushed for more resources and fewer fines for those eager but struggling to renovate vacant homes.
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The Foreign Ministry, which pushed for accepting U.S. demands on the issue, will only have observer status.
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He said Democrats have pushed for an investigation into election interference, a request Trump was just fulfilling.
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For months, I've pushed for an accurate gov't count to learn the full extent of this tragedy.
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Powerful business groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have pushed for swift passage of USMCA.
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Abortion opponents have pushed for punishment for doctors who perform abortions, but not women who receive them.
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It pushed for the creation of Zelle, a payments system that competes with Venmo, a popular platform.
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The UK Independence Party, which pushed for the Brexit referendum, continued down its spiralling path to obscurity.
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Larry Hogan has pushed for changes in the process, it is congressional Democrats who have been leery.
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Representative Dan Kildee, a Democrat, whose district includes Flint, had pushed for a disaster declaration for months.
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Prime Minister David Cameron, who pushed for the UK to remain part of Europe, announced his resignation.
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Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat who's pushed for sanctions against Russia, saw her office peppered with phishing attacks.
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The Republican party's so-called "establishment" is terrified of Trump and has long pushed for an alternative.
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Mr Netanyahu pushed for a new election rather than let another party try to form a government.
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In recent years, the government has pushed for greater Saudi employment, penalizing companies with few Saudi employees.
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Adam Schiff, a congressman from the Los Angeles area who has pushed for the alert system, agrees.
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The Democrats pushed for the release of a memo they have penned that tells a different story.
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The Clinton campaign had not pushed for a recount, but said it would participate to ensure fairness.
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" Harris, 37, continued by saying that their wedding "might just be pushed for a few years yet!
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But some consumer advocates have pushed for the FCC to instead classify messaging as a telecommunications service.
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The financial industry had pushed for the rule, which had enabled struggling firms to print magical profits.
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In addition to McMaster, McCain loudly pushed for Trump to pick James Mattis as his defense secretary.
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The opposition has also pushed for the release of what it says is over 100 jailed activists.
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Desired outcome: Riyadh has pushed for Assad's ouster, and is not likely to settle for much less.
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The president has repeatedly pushed for Congress to approve $5.7 billion to build his proposed border wall.
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For years, privacy advocates like me have pushed for protections on consumer data collected on and offline.
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Credit unions have chafed at restrictions placed on their business and pushed for legislative or regulatory expansions.
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DeVos has long pushed for weakening teachers unions and expanding publicly funded and privately run charter schools.
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Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein pushed for a recount in the state, which confirmed the results.
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Consumer groups pushed for the Obama administration rule, saying excessive fees eat away at needed retirement income.
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Pushed for some words of advice for Kelly, 'The Hooligan' put his arm around his fellow fighter.
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Some GOP senators have also pushed for the credits to vary by geography, another feature of ObamaCare.
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By the 1970s, Māori reasserted their identity and pushed for the language to be taught in schools.
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Advocates have pushed for similar referendums in a half-dozen other states, including California, Massachusetts and Maine.
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In recent years, the government has pushed for greater Saudi employment, penalizing companies with few Saudi employees.
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Sanders wasn't alone; many liberal Democrats pushed for such a provision when crafting comprehensive health care reform.
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Organizations representing the financial services industry cheered the rule's delay — and some pushed for even more time.
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Messer was freshman class president and has pushed for rules changes to empower rank-and-file members.
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Elise Stefanik, who pushed for the change in the House version of the spending bill, told Refinery29.
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In July, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission pushed for utilities to do more to thwart cyber intruders.
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Kelkar, from the RSS farmers' union, said the RSS had pushed for Singh to act against Monsanto.
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U.S. officials had pushed for a quicker phase-out of less-efficient planes than their E.U. counterparts.
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Islamabad has balked at the financing terms and has pushed for deeply concessional loans for ML-1.
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In Bulgaria, for example, land brokers had pushed for laws allowing them to effectively annex small farms.
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Wyden has previously pushed for Congress to take on cybersecurity measures to protect its systems from hackers.
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Still, some Senate Democrats have pushed for the FBI to reopen its background check investigation into Kavanaugh.
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As the Oklahoma Attorney General, Scott Pruitt has pushed for states to lead in improving our environment.
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He said players pushed for the rule over concerns that teammates were smoking pot at inappropriate times.
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Dating back to her time in Arkansas, Clinton pushed for higher standards and expanded public school choice.
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In the New York Times last Thursday, Nicholas Kristof pushed for 2900 supposedly "modest" gun control measures.
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Lamm has long pushed for population control, euthanasia, abortion, as he advocated for strict limits on immigrants.
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Bill Nelson has pushed for a recount given that he trails Scott by such a slim margin.
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The statement is likely to rile Swedish officials who have publicly pushed for secrecy on the matter.
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Trump, a Republican, has pushed for more infrastructure spending and promised to help the U.S. coal industry.
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He asserts that U.S. negotiators pushed for the most stringent measures in the opening months of negotiations.
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Warren, in a speech last year, pushed for regulators to get tougher on many Silicon Valley giants.
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Sanders pushed for his single payer Medicare for All idea, saying it is not a "radical" idea.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council, which has long pushed for action against ocean noise, welcomed the announcement.
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In the UK, he trashed a sitting British Prime Minister and pushed for a disastrous hard Brexit.
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Some progressive lawmakers have pushed for impeachment, and even voted for such proceedings during the last Congress.
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Shah said the White House would "consider" consenting to such a release if Congress pushed for it.
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Activists and lawmakers had pushed for a ban on bump stocks after last year's Las Vegas shooting.
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Conservative Republicans have also called the payments a bailout and have pushed for further flexibility for states.
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Some progressive had pushed for Sanders to move to the Energy Committee ranking spot, but he refused.
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As Washington's governor, he's pushed for tax increases to expand early childhood education and increase teacher pay.
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She pushed for Google to acquire YouTube in 2006, and began running the video platform in 2014.
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Since then, Mostashari said, policymakers pushed for technical standards among electronic medical records to promote data-sharing.
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As deputy HHS secretary, Azar pushed for more free competition in the pharmaceutical and medical device markets.
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Since then, Mostashari says, policymakers pushed for technical standards among electronic medical records to promote data-sharing.
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He also pushed for an increase in hypersonics as part of this year's budget process, he said.
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China and Russia have pushed for a resumption of six party talks on denuclearization in North Korea.
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So to avoid a skirmish, Taft pushed for the passage of the 16th Amendment to the Constitution.
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In March, the Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony from several people who pushed for federal privacy legislation.
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As the outbreak escalated, WHO pushed for fast-track development of the treatments and vaccines in progress.
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Israel now even says it was actually the Obama administration that pushed for the resolution's re-introduction.
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In Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, economists who trained abroad eventually returned home and pushed for reform.
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Members of Mr. Modi's party pushed for bans on eating beef, which many Hindus do not eat.
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After taking the reins at the EPA, he pushed for budget and staff cuts to the agency.
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China and Russia have pushed for a resumption of six-party talks on denuclearization in North Korea.
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Rubio has pushed for Trump to take a tougher line on Venezuela than former President Barack Obama.
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Numerous Republican governors, including the future vice president, Mike Pence, pushed for the expansion of the rolls.
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The bill accomplishes what advocates like Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton," have long pushed for.
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The agency has pushed for extended powers to carry out covert drone strikes in active war zones.
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His administration has pushed for significant changes to the deal, but Mexico and Canada say they're nonstarters.
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Amazon is offering paid time off for thousands of warehouse employees after workers pushed for the benefits.
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Democrats had also pushed for a debt forgiveness program, but neither item made it into the bill.
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But as it takes these steps, the White House has pushed for Congress to do far more.
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He has also pushed for more multlilateralism at a time when the United States has pushed back.
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That has irked investors like Starboard Value, which has pushed for a sale of the core assets.
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Mainstream veterans groups thought McDonald was doing a good job and pushed for Trump to retain him.
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But his offer was essentially the same deal that the U.S. has pushed for a quarter-century.
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They have visited prisons and courts to learn about problems, and pushed for legislation to address them.
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Fans have pushed for a sequel, but it seems unlikely given the theatrical gross of the first.
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But the social network has not pushed for transparency on who is really paying for the ads.
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Zoe Lofgren (Calif.) and Pramila Jayapal (Wash.) — two Judiciary Democrats who have pushed for more privacy protections.
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Allow women to drive, but don't allow the brave women who pushed for this to claim credit.
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President Donald Trump has pushed for a quick resumption of economic activity by Easter, just weeks away.
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It also pushed for "urgent action" from local, state and federal politicians to prevent future mass shootings.
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The context The deal came as President Trump has pushed for higher defense spending since taking office.
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Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and Senate Democrats have all pushed for constitutional amendments to overrule the decision.
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Rousseff's impeachment was not the cure-all that those who pushed for her removal had hoped for.
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That view is more aligned with left-leaning consumer groups that have pushed for greater antitrust enforcement.
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When Mr. Bush took office and pushed for a big tax cut, the fiscal outlook was strong.
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In recent years MEPs have also pushed for the Ecodesign Direction to be expanded to include repairability.
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Members of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, the precursor to today's New Democratic Party, pushed for public ownership.
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The defense had pushed for a sentence without jail time, citing a lack of prior criminal charges.
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"I didn't want to have gimmicky names," Mr. Lagasse said, adding that he pushed for genuine ingredients.
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"One of the things I pushed for is that the character always wears his ring," he said.
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The secretary of education in Puerto Rico has pushed for school closings and consolidations to save money.
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Schumer pushed for a deal on witnesses and documents before the trial started and McConnell ignored him.
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Mr. Johnson, who is eyeing a run for mayor, has pushed for city control of the subways.
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Mr. Coats saw Russia as an adversary and pushed for closer cooperation with American allies in Europe.
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It pushed for the resignation of Telecom Italia's former CEO Marco Patuano, who stepped down in March.
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Mr. Dragnea this month also pushed for more control over nongovernmental organizations that receive funds from abroad.
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The region has pushed for a permanent exemption to the American trade penalties, and threatened retaliation otherwise.
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But both Trump and Pompeo have pushed for cuts to security funding for the US diplomatic corps.
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A look at which groups of senators pushed for key changes that were made in the bill.
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Ron Wyden, an Intelligence Committee member who pushed for the provision to be included in the legislation.
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There have been conflicting signals, as two camps within the administration have pushed for starkly different approaches.
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The upcoming whirlwind of hearings isn't the first time the Senate has pushed for such quick confirmations.
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Trump's administration has also pushed for Japan to pay more for U.S. forces stationed in the country.
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Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, has reportedly pushed for Ukraine to investigate Trump's political opponents, including Biden.
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TCI had this year pushed for Safran to significantly cut its price to buy Zodiac Aerospace ZODC.
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WALL He called U.S. immigration policy "a disgrace," and pushed for additional funding for his border wall.
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L and Nelson Pelz of Trian Fund Management LP had pushed for Rosenfeld, 64, to boost earnings.
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As the complaint's existence became known in late September, Congress pushed for the document to be shared.
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In Missouri, Tennessee and North Carolina, the company has pushed for laws that block municipal broadband providers.
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Even as some in government have resisted facial recognition, other officials have pushed for expanding its use.
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He also pushed for a one-year budget deal as part of the talks earlier this year.
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Some vaping advocates have pushed for the administration to keep menthol on the market for adult users.
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At Taco Bell, he introduced mobile order and pay, and pushed for more ingenuity in the kitchen.
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Democrats had also pushed for a cap on interior arrests, though that's not included in the bill.
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Paul LePage (R), a close Trump ally, had pushed for, which was to completely undo the designation.
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Despite this, corporations have pushed for a tax rate cut for many years, and Trump has obliged.
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In response, law enforcement officials have pushed for some type of guaranteed access to these secured conversations.
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Spiegel pushed for disappearing messages when the permanence of Facebook and Twitter posts was still the norm.
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Other countries in the alliance have increased their financial contributions — something Mr. Trump has long pushed for.
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He has long pushed for a new multilateral world order where other powers counter-balance U.S. influence.
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Schumer has pushed for Democrats to reclaim the mantle of economic populism from Trump's phony "everyman" appeals.
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Industry has pushed for a replacement, arguing it would give them certainty and guard against potential lawsuits.
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Unfortunately, DeVos has shown little appreciation for the difference and pushed for education reform regardless of results.
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For years liberal United Methodists like Harris have pushed for the church to adopt more tolerant policies.
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Germany pushed for next Monday but Greece said its services might not be ready, one diplomat said.
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That agenda is directly in conflict with the one immigration hawks have pushed for the past decade.
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Mr. Khan was dogged as he pushed for the judicial proceedings against Mr. Sharif and his family.
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Just as Ronald Reagan once pushed for abolishing nuclear weapons, President Trump should call for ending tariffs.
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Four decades later, it was George W. Bush who pushed for a major expansion of the program.
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For years, Margaret Markey, a former Queens assemblywoman, pushed for the Child Victims Act, which recently passed.
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What does it tell us that Senator Al Franken's own party pushed for him to step down?
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Democrats pushed for Whitaker to recuse himself from the Mueller investigation, but he declined to do so.
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Scorsese pushed for "a robust national theatrical release" for "The Irishman," according to the New York Times.
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He didn't get the job, but she loved the script and pushed for it to be acquired.
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And he's vowed never to vote to eliminate the legislative filibuster (something Trump has pushed for lately).
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Pharmaceutical companies, for example, have pushed for trade deals to include rules increasing patent protection for drugs.
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The Obama administration reportedly pushed for language requiring that all countries adopt a similar 12-year requirement.
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Obviously the dairy farmers who are currently hurting see things differently, and have pushed for more support.
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The United States has, for decades, pushed for more restrictive copyright laws both at home and abroad.
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AfD leaders have pushed for new elections for weeks as the coalition talks failed to reach agreement.
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Here's an important paragraph from Colin Lecher's story on LaJeunesse: As Google pushed for deals in authoritarian Saudi Arabia and launched the Google Center for Artificial Intelligence in Beijing, LaJeunesse says, he pushed for a company-wide human rights program that would bring new oversight to product launches.
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Regulators have pushed for more clearance through clearinghouses, rather than through private arrangements, since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Pentagon's Kendall had pushed for the proposal but it quickly ran into trouble, according to U.S. officials.
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When 450 people died in a shipwreck in 1859, FitzRoy pushed for a warning service for sea travel.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before an October trial.
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The breast surgeon pushed for a new procedure named "nipple sparring mastectomy" despite the nipple pain and discharge.
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Referencing Flynn's provocative tweets, which strongly endorsed Trump throughout the campaign season, Chertoff pushed for big-picture analysis.
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The Communist Party has pushed for unions to better protect workers, but the efforts were "superficial", he said.
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I also know in several cases that museum press departments have pushed for correct crediting and been rebuffed.
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While victims' families pushed for a trial as early as 1990, the case has never been heard domestically.
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They've hammered the need for transparency and pushed for an unredacted version of the report as well. Really?
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However, they pushed for more than just the equality and acceptance of LBGTQ, but for all marginalized groups.
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Third Point pushed for a sale of the soup company before saying it would accept other strategic moves.
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He also pushed for expansion into the United States, where Voestalpine opened a $1 billion plant in 2016.
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Democrats have pushed for hearing delays after complaining that some nominees have not completed and submitted required paperwork.
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Joseph Rainey's life took him from South Carolina to Washington, where he pushed for civil rights during Reconstruction.
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The Trump administration and the Mexican and Canadian governments have pushed for ratification as soon as this summer.
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Russian accounts, espousing both liberal and conservative views, pushed for people to get involved in the midterm elections.
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However, with a new political cycle later this year, following EU elections, Macron pushed for a shorter extension.
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Overseas citizens have previously pushed for e-voting, arguing that postal methods are frequently delayed, making them unreliable.
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"It's not really practicing transparency," said William Calloway, who had pushed for the release of the Chatman video.
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"These places aren't safe to go into," said state Assemblyman Jim Wood, who has pushed for cleanup funding.
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Both parties, as a coalition, pushed for higher spending and challenged the European Union against its fiscal rules.
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Activist investment firm Starboard Value LP had pushed for a change at Papa John's in the first quarter.
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WITH less than 50 days to go until the mid-terms, Hakeem Jeffries was not pushed for time.
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John Barrasso, a Wyoming Republican who has pushed for changes to the ESA, praised the proposed rules modifications.
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Mr Macron has pushed for a common budget to help stabilise unlucky countries struck down by economic problems.
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Advocates have pushed for similar referendums this year in a half-dozen other states, including Massachusetts and California.
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The agency's Republican leadership has pushed for the measure, which would classify text messaging as an information service.
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During the 2016 presidential election, Trump pushed for the end of birthright citizenship as part of his campaign.
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Looking like you're pushed for time or trying to hide something isn't the impression you want to give.
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"Those were films I really wanted, and pushed for, which made a whole world of difference," she says.
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The browser maker has aggressively pushed for opening data and doubling down on privacy features in recent years.
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He has pushed for additional barriers on the US-Mexico border and for additional enforcement along the frontier.
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Western allies, which supply arms and intelligence to the coalition, have pushed for an end to the war.
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And some geniuses pushed for a sequel"They did talk about a sequel at one point," Sarandon continued.
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Some of Tesla's factory employees have publicly raised concerns about the company's working policies and pushed for unionization.
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"The people who have pushed for this don't have a clue and they don't know math," said Bradford.
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Trump supported the invasion of Iraq, and then in 2006 he pushed for an immediate pullout from Iraq.
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Republicans have pushed for some additional funding for immigration enforcement although Schumer said that shouldn't be included either.
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Republicans have pushed for some additional funding for immigration enforcement although Schumer said that shouldn't be included, either.
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Recently, a number of investors have pushed for an all-out ban on bond language in CLO documents.
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AOC at the time pushed for a management shakeup, calling for non-executive directors with more international experience.
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We pushed for how exactly he'll contribute, and he told us his value might not necessarily be scoring.
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Klobuchar has pushed for up to two years of free community college and the expansion of Pell Grants.
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In a statement to Fox News on Wednesday, Cummings further pushed for a review by the inspector general.
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Advocates have long pushed for the government to gather data on LGBT Americans, including how numerous they are.
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When President Barack Obama pushed for paid leave in 2015, both moderate and conservative Republicans panned the plan.
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More details of Montes' lawsuit: Montes' attorneys pushed for public records regarding his case and challenged his deportation.
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The company also spent increasing amounts to lobby politicians and donated to campaigns that pushed for full legalization.
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Instead, many companies pushed for a federal law to overrule and upend California's soon-to-be-enacted rules.
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Even energy companies such as Exxon and Shell pushed for the United States to remain in the deal.
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The island has pushed for mechanisms such as access to the same bankruptcy protection that U.S. states have.
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Bush said if the two thought Obama's request was too narrow, they could have pushed for tougher language.
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She also pushed for criminal justice reform — one of the few areas where the president found bipartisan support.
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Senate Democrats have pushed for a renewal of benefits for coal miners to be attached to the waiver.
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Among those that have pushed for the change is Icahn, who holds an 82 percent stake of CVR.
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Moon has previously pushed for the state capitol building to add a graphic abortion display to its museum.
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Google has long pushed for its employees to hatch startups inside Google rather than leaving, with varying success.
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Republican leaders, according to the source, pushed for an 18-month debt limit hike, then floated six months.
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Rhoda Mae Kerr, the president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, also pushed for more smart phones.
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He would have pushed for a $15 minimum wage, a noted departure from Clinton's very Clinton-esque compromise.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel had pushed for the project, saying it would bring jobs, investment and tourism to Chicago.
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Loeb has pushed for a sale among demands for the Swiss firm to speed up a strategy overhaul.
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In recent months, Mr. Jones and other transit advocates have pushed for reduced fares for low-income riders.
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Advocates have pushed for relaxing rules around telemedicine so it can be done more easily for addiction treatment.
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Advocacy groups have pushed for years to make women's voices heard on the merits of their own claims.
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McCain was held prisoner for five years, and later pushed for normalizing relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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Gavin Newsom has accused Pacific Gas & Electric of corporate greed and has pushed for it to be restructured.
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Both Amazon and Walmart unsuccessfully lobbied against the latest rules and pushed for a delay in their implementation.
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Some earlier-stage investors in Mobike and Ofo have pushed for a merger to create a market giant.
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Friday's strike was more extensive than last year's — but not as extensive as some had pushed for. Sen.
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President Donald Trump pushed for Senators to pass the last-ditch effort in a tweet on Tuesday morning.
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Cook pushed for increased regulation of Facebook and other sites that build profiles based off personal data, too.
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She pushed for action on helping the young immigrants, saying they currently live under a "cloud of uncertainty."
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And so during their most recent debate, or reading, of the bill, they pushed for 15 different amendments.
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President George W. Bush, to whom I was an adviser, pushed for the elimination of the estate tax.
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Sanders has often complained about the superdelegate system and pushed for changes to the Democratic presidential nominating process.
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They played up a 2015 interview with Hillary Clinton on the presidential campaign trail and pushed for awards.
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They have pushed for tech companies to give investigators some form of guaranteed access to this secure data.
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The two have been pushed for doing more to bridge the digital divide between rural areas and cities.
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He found an unlikely ally in Ms. Ritz as he pushed for Indiana to have its own standards.
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Jewish Democrats had pushed for an initial version of the resolution that only focused on condemning anti-Semitism.
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Bailey's regular pediatrician, who'd known the girl since birth, disagreed with the diagnosis and pushed for further testing.
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Duke said while the department has the resources, not all states have pushed for the federal government's involvement.
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On the issue of ObamaCare, Kasich said he pushed for expansion of Medicaid but did not support ObamaCare.
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Cook and the rest of the tech industry have pushed for a more open trade relationship with China.
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Lopez Obrador has pushed for more support for Mexican small-scale farmers and has been critical of NAFTA.
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Some Republicans have pushed for the embassy to be moved to Jerusalem, which would upend decades of policy.
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A department official later told CNN that the White House budget office had pushed for the proposed cut.
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While Mattis has advocated diplomacy in dealing with Pyongyang, Bolton has pushed for preemptively striking the isolated nation.
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Powerful lobbying groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have pushed for a repeal of the employer mandate.
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Before students really pushed for this issue, segregation was really not an issue in New York City politics.
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Q: You were one of the leading Trump administration officials who pushed for moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
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Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain, though, have pushed for more aggressive steps to confront Russia in Ukraine.
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Many top tech companies even banded together in a lobbying group that pushed for surveillance reforms in 2013.
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Some moderate senators pushed for a more gradual phaseout of that funding, but the result is the same.
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Over the last year Molly Smith—a pseudonym—has pushed for sex work to be decriminalized in Scotland.
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Many Democrats have pushed for stricter gun laws in the wake of school shootings and other incidents. See.
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Trump has pushed for billions of dollars more to build a proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Mr. Trump's unexpected intervention at the time threatened to derail the legislation his own administration had pushed for.
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By some accounts, it was Mr. Bannon who pushed for him to gain access to White House policymakers.
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Mr. Kasowitz pushed for an adversarial approach to the special counsel, which the president was poised to follow.
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The president and his advisors have long pushed for tax cuts as a way to boost economic growth.
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It pushed for Mercosur to close two trade deals recently, including a landmark agreement with the European Union.
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They pushed for formal VC policies that set boundaries around founder-investor interactions to prevent harassment and discrimination.
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House Republicans, too, have already suggested that those who've pushed for this review into collusion should be penalized.
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The solution is independence — something China has pushed for by encouraging domestic tech prowess, including in chip production.
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And Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has pushed for more public drinking fountains and bottle-refilling stations.
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In two days of difficult negotiations, the Saudis pushed for all OPEC members to join in the cuts.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, pushed for fresh elections if Parliament turns down Mrs.
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It's a shift from the Obama administration view, which had pushed for workers to be classified as employees.
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Unlike Shafik, Shaarawi never pushed for political rights for women and is still celebrated as a national hero.
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While McConnell has pushed for passage of a House bill to reform FISA, he faces objections from Sens.
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Separate apartments "is something Dale pushed for, and now that we did it I am glad," Hannah said.
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I've advocated for more pessimistic games and I've pushed for more acceptance of allegory in our political games.
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She had pushed for her father to walk her down the aisle, an unusual custom in this church.
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The Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday criticized conservative hawks who had pushed for conflict with Iran.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has pushed for more time to assess where to make such severe cuts.
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Repeatedly defended as "perfect" the Ukraine call where he pushed for investigations into his political rival Joe Biden.
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Ivy League liberals pushed for more critical decisions to be made by Harvard-trained jurists than prejudiced lawmakers.
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China has long pushed for Taiwan's unification with the mainland -- but that is looking less likely than ever.
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Advocates for gay and transgender people who had pushed for changes in Boy Scouts' policy praised Monday's announcement.
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Instead, he said, they pushed for a shorter grow-in period for the workers to reach top wages.
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And Steyer has famously pushed for Donald Trump's impeachment for years, spending millions of dollars in the process.
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As the national security adviser, he pushed for a hard line on North Korea, Iran, Venezuela and Afghanistan.
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Mr. Ghani, in pursuit of a second five-year term, had pushed for presidential elections later this month.
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Pennsylvania was among three traditionally blue states, along with Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, where Stein had pushed for recounts.
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He pushed for people, especially those he called white moderates, to stand against white supremacy with greater conviction.
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Companies reliant on trade with America's northern and southern neighbors have also pushed for approval of the deal.
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The Modi government, which Indians recently reelected in a landslide political victory, has pushed for wider national surveillance.
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By late 20173, activist investors arrived on the scene and pushed for the ouster of CEO Mike Jeffries.
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CHC members have pushed for a bill from caucus Whip Pete Aguilar, a California Democrat, and Republican Rep.
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"I pushed for the hotel thing because it made common sense -- it was so simple," De Niro said.
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He and other administration officials initially pushed for a Trump-Zelensky meeting to reinforce close US-Ukraine ties.
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Instead, management has pushed for an NLRB election, leading to a stalemate that has now persisted for months.
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Critics of the program have pushed for limits on Lifeline, accusing it of harboring waste, fraud and abuse.
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For years, the tribes had pushed for the federal government to protect the land, joined by environmental groups.
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He's pushed for his border wall in San Diego and Calexico, and he toured wildfire damage last year.
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More recently, they have pushed for a delay in a decision on the imposition of broad steel tariffs.
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As a presidential candidate in 2012, he pledged to repeal Obamacare and pushed for marketplaces created by states.
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Starting in 1963, Le Duan pushed for gradual, direct military intervention, meaning the dispatch of P.A.V.N. troops southward.
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She pushed for a deal, and Andreessen Horowitz wound up leading a $27 million funding round in Pinterest.
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One group has pushed for the renaming, noting that the school has a majority population of minority students.
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The rural providers have pushed for money to reimburse them should they be required to replace the equipment.
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Biden's campaign also pushed for the re-authorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which expired last year.
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He ultimately pushed for more pardons than the one Bush handed out to former Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger.
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Hunter Biden sat on the board of Burisma as Biden pushed for the dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor.
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The protest follows the teachers' strike in Los Angeles, where educators pushed for more support and better pay.
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Some of the families have pushed for the state to hold more local officials accountable for what happened.
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Trump requested information on the Biden family after Joe Biden pushed for the removal of a Ukrainian prosecutor.
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He had pushed for more cost savings and sharing of engineering and design work between Nissan and Renault.
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He had pushed for the sale and now is presiding over what could be a very tepid one.
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At the same time, populist initiatives pushed for women's rights, confronting issues such as motherhood, education, and femicide.
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The elder Murdoch is said to be a defender of O'Reilly, but his sons pushed for O'Reilly's removal.
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Cook pushed for increased regulation of Facebook and other sites that build profiles based off personal data too.
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He has pushed for Medicaid expansion in 241, 2014, 2015, 2016 … basically ever since he was elected governor.
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Trump has pushed for U.S. manufacturing to return home as part of his "Make America Great Again" campaign.
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Snyder pushed for the emergency manager law that took decisions out of the hands of Flint's city council.
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Federal and state officials have pushed for more treatment funding, including medication-assisted treatment like methadone and Suboxone.
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As he pushed for tougher abortion restrictions this year, Pence said that he was fighting to protect unborn life.
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Peres also pushed for building settlements that would stretch from the Sinai Peninsula up to Israel's border with Jordan.
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In his talks with NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, Pompeo emphasized Russian aggression and pushed for higher defense spending.
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George W. Bush pushed for large increases in defense, security, education, health care, and other activities without sufficient offsets.
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The League has, to be fair, pushed for new procedures that could speed up the approval of infrastructure projects.
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It's a slogan that first gained traction as some Republicans pushed for the party to cut ties with Trump.
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Sagan pushed for this to be included on the first [Golden Record] but EMI held the copyright and refused.
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Yet Trump also pushed for his $1 trillion infrastructure plan and spoke of his effort to boost military spending.
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Even though Gillibrand has received donations from Wall Street, she has pushed for tightening regulations in the financial industry.
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But some of its smaller partners pushed for a meeting to discuss Dalic's situation, to which the HDZ agreed.
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That walkout, a month after the Parkland shooting, honored the 17 victims killed and pushed for gun control measures.
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Robert [Aguirre-Sacasa, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina creator] and I really pushed for that G.I. Jane, shaved-head moment.
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At Yahoo, he pushed for this standard, which would have effectively shielded any communications, including emails, from Yahoo's eyes.
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The move is a challenging provocation for Trump, who has clearly pushed for a better relationship with the Russians.
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Also, Bullock pushed for more money for higher education, including to help students returning for retraining after losing jobs.
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As mayor of Hazelton, Pennsylvania, Barletta pushed for legislation that cracked down on undocumented immigrants and made national headlines.
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But the district attorney pushed for the maximum penalty, pointing to what he said was Cosby's lack of remorse.
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One small example: Ms. Yates pushed for more lenient sentencing laws and an expanded educational system in federal prison.
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The pro-business American Legislative Exchange Council, known as ALEC, has pushed for many of the pre-emption laws.
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Murray, who is close to the administration, has pushed for Trump to help plants that use his company's coal.
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But Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed for social reform since he took the helm last June.
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Lawmakers who have long pushed for stricter campaign finance rules said the order would build momentum for broader changes.
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It's not clear whether Richter pushed for Michael's role after seeing an opportunity to move up at the company.
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She is also wildly unpopular, having consistently pushed for military action and tighter surveillance; Budd himself loathes her politics.
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Mr Abe's success does not come from playing it safe: he has pushed for a number of unpopular policies.
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This year, California legislators pushed for a bill that would require schools to start no earlier than 8:30AM.
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The company has since abandoned efforts to commercialize the grass, but curiously still pushed for it to be deregulated.
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She's pushed for LGBT rights, and she's also a vocal education advocate, calling for increased funding for public schools.
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What hope they have for accountability comes from Douglas Meléndez, the crusading attorney-general who pushed for the trial.
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The intent, according to the group, was to create a "grassroots" action that pushed for the impeachment of Trump.
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He was a leader of the Sahwa (awakening) in the 1990s, an Islamist movement that pushed for political changes.
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