It was bothering me a little when I pushed off.
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I'm not going to get pushed off to the side.
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"Girls have been completely pushed off of Twitch," she said.
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I inflated it, got inside and pushed off the dock.
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The boat pushed off, nearly disappearing behind a wall of rain.
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I was pushed off a bus twice by angry old men.
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This policy of restraint was pushed off a cliff in 2015.
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At the same time, oil prices have pushed off multi-year lows.
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Then we both pushed off and floated through a beautiful, broken world.
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Conceptual strains were pushed off the table, left for the editing floor.
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Houses were pushed off their foundations, while shacks next door were spared.
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But every day, one of those people gets pushed off the fence.
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The Falcon Heavy test has been tentatively pushed off to next year now.
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Sex workers are voicing concerns about increasingly being pushed off social media platforms.
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"Reputable investors" were pushed off in favor of Pishevar's friends, the plaintiffs says.
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It's just sand being pushed off an underwater shelf called the Mascarene Plateau.
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I pushed off with my toes and floated over to the aforementioned windows.
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Then he sighed, pulled his cap back on and pushed off the wall.
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In a small number of horrifying cases, someone is pushed off the platform.
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As a result, results have been pushed off to the side quite often.
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And we think a guy got pushed off the roof as we were leaving.
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Many are pushed off of Twitter after getting heat for their own controversial comments.
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I pushed off my ultrasounds, sure that each one would bring more devastating news.
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They tend to be things that I have pushed off for days on end.
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Burke said that the brunt of the storm had pushed off eastward early Friday.
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"Absolutely, there is no question that I feel pushed off social media," Kush said.
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All of those lawsuits were ultimately defeated, dismissed or pushed off into bankruptcy proceedings.
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Alonso said he was pushed off by Magnussen but managed to retake the place.
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The deal also pushed off Iran's ability to produce weapons-grade plutonium for years.
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Under colonial rule and then apartheid, black South Africans were systematically pushed off the land.
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Good conversations were pushed off the site by the overwhelming demands to see nude photos.
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A great many people agree with Mayer that Franken was unfairly pushed off his perch.
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And if people would speak up, then the trolls will get pushed off those platforms.
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Helicopters, pushed off aircraft carriers following the fall of Saigon, rise out of the ocean.
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Yesterday's hike was expected to happen nearly a year ago and was repeatedly pushed off.
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To this day, Vikings fans contend that Pearson pushed off, because of course they do.
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The larger questions will remain, even if they're pushed off to a more distant future.
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But after reading, I find I have rarely been pushed off my own interpretive square.
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The timetable for even a simple tax cut is likely pushed off until next year.
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Phelps pushed off the wall and started kicking, staying underwater much longer than his competitors.
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Fournette's helmet was pushed off as the two struggled, and both players tumbled to the ground.
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Women are frequently reduced secondary characters, or in some cases pushed off to the side entirely.
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BECKY QUICK: So are you relieved to hear of the deadline being extended, being pushed off?
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Eck said she "pushed off" Westwick each time, and told him that she was dating Harling.
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A hockey stick in hand for balance, he pushed off toward the middle of the harbor.
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Pushed off the edge, it helplessly tumbled and bounced in midair as the cord sprang back.
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We pushed off in the silky man-made snow where snowboarders arced gorgeous turns, surfer-style.
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Under that framework, the toughest spending decisions would be pushed off until as late as December.
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Australia's former richest person, Gina Rinehart, has been pushed off her opulent perch by an American recluse.
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I wonder how many other Ursula Burnses were pushed off their career paths while eating a sandwich.
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The woman told deputies her car was pushed off the road and into a river in Hindsville.
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It was not too long ago that we were pushed off our land and put on reservations.
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In Maryland, more than half of those pushed off the program had unstable, low or declining earnings.
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Focused on workouts, he pushed off finding a resolution and sought alternate sources of energy like coffee.
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Overwhelmed and distracted by this simple act, I pushed off from the curb before the light changed.
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But that meeting is pushed off, and the military aid is ordered stopped by the White House.
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If that's the case, the showdown over the wall may be pushed off for a short while.
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Then Antetokounmpo turned toward the lane, pushed off from the free-throw line and lofted a shot.
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Glor expects to be pushed off the newscast, but hasn't been told anything definite, according to two sources.
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So just why exactly does it appear like adult content creators are getting pushed off of Patreon's platform?
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Commodores point guard Saben Lee pushed off on the next possession with 533 seconds left, his fifth foul.
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Upon officers' arrival, Collins told them the boy had been pushed off the couch by his older sibling.
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The boulders were then pushed off the sidewalks and into the streets by homeless advocates, the AP reported.
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Some of those sales have been pushed off to the second half of the year, the company said.
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Here in Birmingham, in the early 1800s, the Creek tribe was being pushed off the land by Andrew Jackson.
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He also commanded that personal buddies be allowed to invest while strategic and other reputable investors were pushed off.
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However, the unprecedented rise of Uber's car-hailing app means that it has been pushed off the top spot.
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Companies like Uber and Airbnb have pushed off market debuts while amassing valuations that rival their publicly traded brethren.
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The three men pushed off from the front porch and headed back into the currents of Summer Haven Lane.
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Those advisers agree with GOP leaders that it's a fight that should be pushed off until after the election.
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"It felt like there was a weird friction every time I pushed off the ball of my feet," she says.
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Trump retweeted several videos posted by Fransen in November, including one that depicted a teenager being pushed off a roof.
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The man was tackled, beaten, and pushed off stage, and his pants were torn off his body in the process.
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CAVUTO: Now, I understand some of the other rates, some of the things that are pushed off, all of that.
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The long-delayed initial public offering has been pushed off to 2021, according to Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih.
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This summer, Microsoft pushed off the inevitable end of Skype Classic (7.0) support after a fair bit of user backlash.
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It's expected that roughly 2 million would be pushed off the rolls altogether or see reductions in already meager stipends.
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But the dollar rally appears to have peaked early this year and oil prices have pushed off multi-decade lows.
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But privately, they were livid that the debt ceiling was pushed off for another few months, according to multiple reports.
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Even after the jihadists of Islamic State were pushed off their territory two years ago, the government dithered over rebuilding.
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He was pushed off the prestigious team that guards the mayor and relegated to a security booth at City Hall.
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Yet it came to a sudden halt and was pushed off the trending topics list as its momentum kept building.
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But devotees of extreme haunts repeatedly pay real money to be buried alive, pushed off a balcony or vomited on.
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It's expected that roughly 2 million would be pushed off the rolls altogether, or see reductions in already meager stipends.
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Aetna's former CEO, Mark Bertolini, told The Wall Street Journal that he was being pushed off of the CVS board.
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If a new natural gas plant or wind farm goes up, something else has to get pushed off the grid.
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It also won't be able to use its engines to stay in position, as it's getting pushed off by solar wind.
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"When he pushed off to go up for his dunk, he felt a tweak back there," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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It truly is like the tail end of the magnetic field, which is pushed off of the planet by the sun.
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In the 1950s and '60s, as people started buying more cars, two-wheelers started to be pushed off the road. Literally.
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Video footage shows the pig being dragged to the platform and squealing as it is pushed off and the crowd cheers.
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In Brazil, indigenous people were systematically pushed off their land by the government and even killed well into the 20th century.
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I'm not going to be pushed off [to the side], we're not going to have our issues and our feelings and our lives pushed off to the side and swept away like they swept away Alton Sterling's life, they swept away Freddie Gray's life, they swept away Sandra Bland's life, Tamir Rice's life, you know, countless others.
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This will probably end around the first of the year as capital gains selling, pushed off till the New Year, hits equities.
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And so I think it's a story that's been a little bit ignored and a little bit pushed off to the side.
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As some of the bees were scooped into the box, hundreds of bees pushed off from the wall, forming a big cloud.
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Because of that glitch, the two spacecraft were pushed off course and are now orbiting the sun instead of the red planet.
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As punishment, they're pushed off a high-rise diving board into pool littered with other weights, proof of past executions for infidelity.
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It said the boat was one of two Iranian boats fishing in the Gulf that had been pushed off course by waves.
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Jaime and the creepy omniscient child he pushed off a tower mid-coitus all the way back in the very first episode!
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It also came after he was warned of a packed legislative calendar that could have pushed off tax reform past this fall.
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But winds are forecast to return -- and the vog could be pushed off much of the island -- by Friday night, it says.
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"I can't wait to go home, put on my pajamas, and get into bed," she said, and pushed off into the night.
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Remember this journalist and former boyfriend of Zoe Barnes, whom Frank pushed off a subway platform at the beginning of Season 2?
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She scheduled an afternoon meeting that "was pushed off into evening and an invitation to dinner at a seafood restaurant," Folkenflik writes.
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In the 1950s and '60s, as people started buying more cars, two-wheelers were beginning to be pushed off the road. Literally.
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"The much-anticipated earnings recession looks like it may get pushed off yet again," he said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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Caught on camera: 16-year-old girl suffers broken ribs and punctured lungs after being pushed off a bridge, falling 60 feet. pic.twitter.
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This controversy is merely the most recent example of Jefferson being pushed off his pedestal as the formerly unassailable father of American progressivism.
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With the peasants pushed off their lands, the "pricing of progress and the capitalization of everyday life" began for the very first time.
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Dorsey said the executives jumped ship; other sources close to the company have suggested at least some were pushed off by the CEO.
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As the weight of all my then-pushed-off responsibilities hit me, I realized my unemployed husband thinks I don't have a job.
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All night, Seunggil has the vague feeling of standing on the edge and deciding whether he wants to jump or be pushed off.
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In Arkansas, for example, more than 12,000 people have been pushed off the Medicaid rolls since September, when the requirements went into effect.
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His neighbor Sean O'Neil relaxed on the dock, taking in the view, and a man in a kayak pushed off into the bay.
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It pushed off another vote scheduled for that day to raise general tuition costs at UC schools in response to concerns from students.
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He said there's a chance the debt ceiling could be temporarily raised when Congress authorizes the spending bill it pushed off to Feb.
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But one January, news was breaking and he pushed off his appointment - and then he didn't actually get to the doctor for several months.
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But it's not like White gouged Gronk's eyes or socked him in the testicles; he pushed off in an attempt to defend a pass.
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Meanwhile, a nasty mix of freezing rain and snow that bombarded much of Connecticut and Massachusetts on Wednesday has pushed off shore, Ward said.
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While Vestas is the market leader, it would be pushed off that pedestal if rivals Siemens and Gamesa go through with a planned merger.
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In Simpson County, Mississippi, Home and Sweetwater United Methodist Church was pushed off its foundation by a possible tornado, the state Emergency Management Agency said.
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Their recommendations can strip an officer of their gun, force them into desk jobs, or ultimately cause them to be pushed off the force entirely.
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Yet for years, the limitations of camp life have been pushed off as temporary trials, sure to evaporate with the advent of a political solution.
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Gab, a social media platform that became a haven for the alt-right, is the latest extremist-friendly community to be pushed off the Internet.
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So it's not that people are getting pushed off a plan, it's that people will choose not to buy something they don't like or want.
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The residue was the stuff the squeegee pushed off the painting's face but was still integral to the work, if you looked at the sides.
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There really has to be some substance that takes place in those meetings in order for that to get pushed off or put back off?
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Some opportunistic loan financings have been pushed off amid the volatility, while the high-yield bond market has been in a holding pattern all week.
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After returning to London, Gonzalez raised concerns with Lush management that she'd been pushed off the Poole training program because of her ethnicity and body shape.
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Even if it got pushed off, Neil, I think what you&aposre going to do is, you are going to see a rallying of the base.
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Warren ultimately acknowledged she does want Trump pushed off of Twitter, but added that a bigger goal is to push him out of the White House.
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So we do all that ... Would it be right to say that you've pushed off of the professional stuff more and tended more towards different writers?
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In 2013, construction resumed and the opening was once again pushed off to accommodate for the extra time it would take to build the theme park.
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If Iran begins carrying out Mr. Rouhani's threats in early July, it would essentially resume activity that the 2015 nuclear accord had pushed off to 2030.
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Her brother handed José over to the men, who tried to scare the boy into staying quiet as the raft pushed off from the Mexican shore.
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For years, Telegram was known as the go-to app for al Qaeda and ISIS terrorists, attracting those pushed off mainstream platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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A hanging glacier on a nearby peak had been pushed off the cliff and had fallen onto the Coleman-Deming trail, the most popular route up Baker.
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And, at first glance, Holmes' story isn't dissimilar to the countless fables of women CEOs and founders who are pushed off the edge of the glass cliff.
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Facebook didn't release specific reasons for the bans, but it's pretty easy to figure out why some of these people may have been pushed off the platform.
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On a recent afternoon, Cini, wearing a mesh shirt and no life jacket, pushed off into the river and began paddling through choppy water toward lower Manhattan.
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But some of the drag is easing with the dollar rally appearing to have peaked early this year and oil prices having pushed off multi-decade lows.
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For every cleaned street in the old city there are 10 just outside it with lampposts snapped in two, and fallen trees barely pushed off the sidewalks.
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By the early 2000s, the Chinese began spending their newfound wealth on cars, the latest symbol of middle-class success, and bicycles were pushed off the roads.
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For years, Telegram was known as the go-to app for al Qaeda and ISIS terrorists, attracting those pushed off of mainstream platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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Members of the provincial council and human rights activists say she was pushed off a cliff, and then tied to a horse and dragged around until dead.
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Descending the rickety ladder, I pushed off into the water and breaststroked to the deepest part, at the center, to avoid entanglement with hidden weeds and roots.
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MANDALAY, Myanmar — When the ferry pushed off from a dilapidated pier in western Myanmar, few of the passengers could have predicted how dangerous the journey would turn out.
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This design lets Samsung avoid the oft-criticized notch look, but it also means that the battery and network indicators are awkwardly pushed off-center to the left.
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If the comment gets pushed off the chat stream, creators can also click through paid messages by clicking through colorful pins at the top of the chat window.
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" FRANK ROBINSONAlbany, New York Allan Lamport, a mayor of Toronto in the 1950s, said, "If I'm going to be pushed off a cliff, I want to be there.
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The RNC rules panel voted down a proposal from RNC Oregon Committeeman Solomon Yue that would have pushed off any anti-Trump measures from taking effect until 2020.
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Since the army deployed in southeastern Congo, thousands of illegal diggers have been pushed off Glencore's Kamoto Copper Company (KCC) mine and China Molybdenum's Tenke Fungurume Mine (TFM).
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Municipal market investors have also been encouraged by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments on Monday that rate hikes could be pushed off until later in the year.
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Over the past decade, coal has been pushed off the power grid by competition from cheap natural gas, state efforts to boost renewable energy and stricter pollution rules.
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The UN's annual climate conference ended in failure yesterday, with big decisions on how to slow the relentless rise of global temperatures pushed off to 2020 and beyond.
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People without the complete paperwork for the land they are occupying are easily pushed off, said Ed Keazor, a property rights lawyer who has litigated cases in Lagos.
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It's all too common for communities living in shantytowns in countries like Brazil and India to be pushed off of their land, even if they've been there for generations.
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In Normal, meant for everyday driving, has the car's speed front and center, while the current gear is gigantic in Track mode, with speed pushed off to the corner.
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In the event that either one is pushed off their ticket (say by some sort of convention chicanery or a federal indictment), it will still be a nasty fight.
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" Women, he added, "tend to get pushed off the air because of the belief that viewers don't want to see older women, they want to see more attractive women.
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He was pushed off the campaign team after reports surfaced detailing millions of dollars of secret off-the-books payments Manafort allegedly received from Ukrainian politicians a decade ago.
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Although I was more than 30 weeks pregnant, I pushed off an obstetrician visit — the long drive into the city in a cab seemed too fraught with strangers' exhalations.
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I pushed off assignments because the idea of putting my fingers to the keyboard was inconceivable when Emily wasn't sleeping on her bed in the corner of my office.
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I stamped to knock the snow from my skis, then pushed off, carving easy turns in the groomed track that spilled through groves of larch trees, Sascha following behind.
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From flurries of punches to hand trapping elbows, Miocic even shook up the challenger with the same swatting right hand on the retreat as Overeem pushed off of the fence.
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Although Brexit has been pushed off to the end of October, several "deal" options are still circulating, and a second referendum on the issue is not out of the question.
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The sprawling storyline has pushed off gratification for way too long at this point to expect anyone to wait much longer, and I for one am sick of the characters.
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Pushed off their land by colonists and oppressed under apartheid, their post-1994 appeals for land rights and cultural protection have largely been ignored by the ruling African National Congress.
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Meanwhile, because so much money has poured into the private market over the last decade, companies have pushed off all of these types of events for longer periods of time.
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The same pattern held true in a number of other states: The people who were pushed off the rolls were less likely to have work than those who weren't sanctioned.
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More than one hour later, some 2 miles above Earth, the cluster of satellites — part of a system called Starlink — pushed off from the rocket that carried it to orbit.
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But they are selling their policies' merits short by portraying them as narrowly about preventing ambitious women from being pushed off the track into roles as stay-at-home moms.
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I laughed and, as the light turned green, I pushed off with an energy I hadn't quite expected, reaching another red light well ahead of the still slow-moving ambulance.
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Browning said the area is sparsely populated and authorities only came across the vehicle after earlier successfully rescuing the driver of an 18-wheeler whose truck was pushed off the roadway.
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The series is an October tradition, and if pushed off-cycle it would be a rather huge disruption for the show (which has seen ratings slip recently but remains massively popular).
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So far this fiscal year, attorneys for Immigration and Customs Enforcement have sought the reactivation of nearly 8,000 deportation cases that had been administratively closed — meaning pushed off the court's docket.
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Either she will be pushed off the job and lose a paycheck her family is counting on, or she will continue to undertake tasks that could endanger her or her pregnancy.
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Stephen Belafonte's complaints about being broke as a joke fell on deaf ears, as the judge pushed off a decision on how much, if any, spousal support Mel B should pay.
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This is where Ian (Ryan Merriman) was pushed off the bell tower, it's where all of the Liars have had a near death experience, and it's where Charlotte's body was found.
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With the NSF's sword tap on each shoulder, Shoemaker pushed off into new technological territory in designing and building the new Advanced LIGO detector—that would eventually find a gravitational wave.
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The wireless and broadband provider has "pushed off" new Fios service installations as a result of the strike, McAdam said at the J.P Morgan Technology, Media and Telecom conference in Boston.
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Upon finishing, he grabbed a bucket of ice shavings and repaired the divots in the ice that he had created with his toe pick when he pushed off for his jumps.
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"I don't swim very well and I had not swum in a long time so I was afraid," said Mr. Mohammed, recalling how he felt as their small craft pushed off.
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The man with the black flag, Mahmoud Ramadan, was found guilty of murder for the death of one of the teenagers pushed off the roof; he was hanged in March 2015.
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But other analysis suggests that the leading causes of death, including cancer, heart disease and stroke, are being pushed off until later in life, giving us more years of good health.
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JERUSALEM, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Israel's offshore Leviathan natural gas field has begun production, the companies running the project said on Tuesday, after numerous delays pushed off operations in the past weeks.
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House Democrats have pushed off allowing the agreement to get a vote on the House floor, negotiating with the White House as they sought to strengthen its labor and environmental regulations.
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"It's a sign of how desperate and dispossessed tribal people feel when they are pushed off their land and forced into the mainstream," said Sophie Grig, senior campaigner with Survival International.
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In a video of Tay standing on a balcony in Beverly Hills, the comments section is flooded with people suggesting she should fall off the balcony or be pushed off of it.
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The employee said that the HR managers were set to be replaced with a new role, and duties like hiring were pushed off to store management and a third-party hiring firm.
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He remains one of the N.B.A.'s marquee players and the face of the Knicks, but Anthony has been pushed off center stage often enough this month by the emerging Kristaps Porzingis.
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He was sentenced to 90 days in jail last week, but that sentence is being pushed off until May so it doesn't cut into his current semester at the University of Calgary.
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Really, once our skater-physicist has pushed off and is rolling along, there are only two forces acting on him: the downward force of gravity and the resisting force of the concrete.
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But recently, a social network with close ties to hate crimes and the far right, Gab, used Mastodon's software to create a new home after it was pushed off the mainstream internet.
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The CFTC has pushed off finalizing those limits, included in the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law to prevent fraud and manipulation, over Republicans' concerns they will hurt farmers and small businesses.
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Despite being banned from this year's Jimmy Kimmel Live: After The Oscars the 45-year-old managed to get smuggled in by best friend Ben Affleck only to be pushed off the stage!
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The potential for BOE action next month, which investors believe could set off another round of global central bank- and government-led stimulus, meant broader markets were not too be pushed off course.
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So far this fiscal year, attorneys for Immigration and Customs Enforcement have sought the reactivation of nearly 6900,000 deportation cases that had been pushed off the court's docket as administratively closed (BuzzFeed News).
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According to Birdsall, 54, Seal had allegedly forced himself on her in his kitchen — attempting to kiss her and later groping her breasts in advances she quickly pushed off and demanded he stop.
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On Medicaid, some conservatives are worried that the end of the Medicaid expansion funds, set for 2020 in the House bill, will keep getting pushed off by lawmakers and never actually take effect.
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We're still focusing on growth in overall user engagement, but a new thing for us this year has been revenue, and that's something that we've forgone and intentionally pushed off until more recently.
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Frozen in midair, a Cuban crocodile, has just pushed off from the sand-bottomed shallows with its powerful tail, whipping the turbid water into a froth, ready to snatch a spoonbill in flight.
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Russian reserve Sergey Sirotkin replaced Germany's Nico Hulkenberg at Renault for the session but the car broke down on track before he could do a timed lap and was pushed off by marshals.
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Attorneys for Immigration and Customs Enforcement have sought the reactivation of more than 18,000 cases that were administratively closed — essentially pushed off the court's docket — in the first two fiscal years of the administration.
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The dollar rally appears to have peaked early this year and oil prices having pushed off multi-decade lows, which economists expect could allow inflation to gradually rise toward the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Second, the failure of the AHCA would delay, if not imperil, the Trump/GOP agenda going forward, meaning that comprehensive tax reform (and tax rate reductions) could be pushed off until 2018, or later.
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Boko Haram held territory around the size of Belgium in northeast Nigeria for several months until being pushed off much of that land in early 2015 by Nigeria's army and troops from neighboring countries.
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For now, the press office opted to make lemonade out of the bitter words, and use them to bolster support among Trumpians who might feel uneasy after Steve Bannon was pushed off the reservation.
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All is not lost, however: Sentiment is growing that absent reform Congress is much more likely to agree to tax cuts now while worrying about how to pay for them pushed off until later.
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One sonar technician who also worked on the ship's security force said that she had sought counseling after a series of experiences on duty that left her troubled, but that it was pushed off.
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While these legislative victories are certainly substantive, holding off on impeachment, especially if proceedings are pushed off well into the new year, will overshadow these great achievements, as well as any cohesive Democratic message.
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A dastardly plot ensues, involving multiple "zombifications" at the hands of evil Haitians — but in the end, the white couple emerges unharmed, and the voodoo master is pushed off a cliff to his death.
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Heat rippled out over the dancers, and the couple's lips met in a long, extended kiss that broke only when the girl pushed off the Mayan's chest and spun away to disappear into the crowd.
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Between sex workers increasingly being pushed off social media and sites where people warn about potentially dangerous clients going down, vital communication between those in the industry is being affected without regard for international borders.
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Supporters led by La Confédération Nationale de la Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Française (CNBPF) say the craft loaf is already being pushed off shop shelves, even in France, by frozen bread sticks made on giant assembly lines.
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Boko Haram had held territory around the size of Belgium in northeast Nigeria for several months until being pushed off much of that land in early 2015 by Nigeria's army and soldiers from neighboring countries.
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" The singer said that it felt like she would "blackout for seconds or minutes" as her brain pushed off things she had to do, and she would "see flashes of things I was tormented by.
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Heavier grades could also benefit, with comparable Venezuelan and Iranian crude pushed off the market by U.S. sanctions and ahead of a January switch to less-polluting marine fuels under new International Maritime Organization standards.
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The details of the two ten-person debates are not yet known—and a respected figure like Montana Governor Steve Bullock appears likely to be pushed off the stage in favor of, gulp, Marianne Williamson.
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The purported rationale of the review is to examine whether baseload power plants (mostly coal and nuclear) are being unfairly pushed off the grid, thus threatening grid reliability, national security, and our precious bodily fluids.
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"While the overall level of sentiment is still consistent with modest gains in consumption, the data nonetheless increased the likelihood that consumers could be pushed off the 'tariff cliff' in the months ahead," Curtin said.
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Comparing their form, the researchers noted that the women almost uniformly landed harder in the maximalist shoes than the neutral pair and pronated more — meaning that their ankles rolled inward slightly — when they pushed off.
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One million people in households of more than 2 million individual could be pushed off the program or experience reduced benefits, according to an analysis by the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Others, he said, were pushed off welfare rolls because they didn't show up for an appointment, because they could not get to an appointment for lack of child care or because they were not notified.
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If a guard said to me, "We have a problem because these older guys are getting pushed off the basketball court by the young jitterbug," that was time for the master's chess championship with prizes.
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House Republicans have pushed off a vote on a key bill until next week, but Trump on Friday threw another wrench into the process by suggesting they should "stop wasting their time" until after the midterms.
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It was simple: If you had one, you were part of the teenage sexual revolution — you were seductive, rich, a socialist — and if you didn't, you were a nobody — deservedly pushed off the cliff of desirability.
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In 1939, when John Steinbeck imagined Highway 66 as "the road of flight," he evoked the crushing realities of Depression-era migrants who'd been pushed off their land by failing crops, relentless dust, and heartless banks.
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The fever goes beyond street style and red carpets: The fall '16 runways confirmed that the collarbone is still fashion's favorite show-it-off zone, thanks to outerwear that looks dramatically pushed off of the shoulders.
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Staples like whole grains, legumes, fruit and starchy vegetables are being largely pushed off the plate as devotees strive for ketosis — when the body begins to burn fat instead of glucose as its primary energy source.
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The week her first video came out, she was on a five-day, four-night trip to the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon with her family, and she pushed off some television interviews to the following week.
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"ADP just served as a reminder of America's rosier fundamentals, something that has been pushed off to the side with Washington dominating the spotlight," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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But as the likely date of that first move has been pushed off until early next year or later, a survey of around 31 analysts taken in the past few days shows many have tempered their views.
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In the last 18 months, the group has been pushed off a quarter of the lands it seized in Iraq and Syria in 2014, research firm IHS said this month; other estimates put losses closer to half.
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The 21-year-old fan who was pushed off an upper level deck at Oracle Arena during Game 7 of the NBA Finals is in intensive care and fighting for his life ... this according to his father.
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With all the growth, it would seem natural for DoNotPay to take on venture financing and contemplate monetization, but so far Browder has pushed off VC financing and has been insistent that his creation will remain free.
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"The summit has changed the psychology of the nuclear crisis and thereby pushed off the prospect of preventive U.S. military action," said Robert Litwak, a Wilson Center scholar who published a study of negotiating with North Korea.
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Fears in Washington that Iraqi forces might blow up the dam during the 2003 U.S.-led invasion resurfaced in 2014 when Islamic State briefly captured it before being pushed off by coalition air strikes and Kurdish peshmerga fighters.
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Many of the humiliations Christie suffered as an ally of Trump, notably being pushed off the transition team, have reportedly come from the fact that Jared Kushner nurses an undying hatred of the man who jailed his father.
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Then, after pitching magnificently in spring training, he pushed off the mound on his way to cover first base in late March and broke a bone in his left foot, which required surgery and four months of recovery.
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And this production, with its often-bemoaned flaws (the design) and irksome elements (the jester), is pushed off balance by the ingenuity of Mr. Martins's choreography, which displays the company's adroitness at the expense of the central drama.
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The demand was just one of many claims being asserted by Canada's myriad indigenous groups who were pushed off their lands and onto reserves in the 19th and 20th centuries by British, and then Canadian, policies and laws.
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If deep cuts to regulations and a tax overhaul are pushed off to next year, for instance, or if no clear plan emerges anytime soon to rebuild the nation's physical structures, there is plenty of room for disappointment.
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For decades, politicians have raised and then dashed the hopes of the roughly 11 million undocumented residents in the United States; Mr. Trump's election seems to have pushed off any clear-cut resolution of their status even further.
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"The reason that I've pushed off both candidates running to my left and some of the ideological centrists is that I believe we not only can, but must, be bold and unify at the same time," Buttigieg said.
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This was particularly useful as Romero spends much of his time trying to intercept opponents with flying knees and spinning kicks or backfists, all of which resulted in him clashing with Whittaker's raised knee or being pushed off balance.
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" PARESH UPADHYAYA, DIRECTOR OF CURRENCY STRATEGY AT AMUNDI PIONEER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, BOSTON "I think the markets are getting a bit jittery over details of the plan as it looks like it is going to be pushed off another year.
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If Rouhani loses to Raisi, a break-up of the current nuclear deal may follow, which Middle East experts say could reignite U.S.-Iran tensions and would likely lead to Iran's oil being pushed off the international energy market.
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Liara Roux, who has been doing sex work for over four years and producing porn for about a year, said she thinks there is "absolutely" a connection between FOSTA/SESTA and sex workers increasingly being pushed off online platforms.
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Now satellite photographs show telltale patches of wasteland in the reserve, and so much mining that the river on its edge — the Malinowski, named after a Polish explorer — has been pushed off its course, made wider and more shallow.
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Rogers was pushed off the team in part because Trump's advisers believed he did not pursue Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton aggressively enough when he headed the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, a source familiar with the decision said.
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"While the overall level of sentiment is still consistent with modest gains in consumption during the year ahead, the data nonetheless increased the likelihood that consumers could be pushed off the tariff cliff in the months ahead," Curtain said.
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"Of the main risks this year — Brexit, U.S.-China trade, recession risk — all three have had their worst effects at worst pushed off over the horizon," said Tim Graf, chief macro strategist at State Street Global Advisors in London.
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Shahinoor Akhter Tania, 24, who worked as a nurse in a hospital in Dhaka, according to a medical report, was raped and pushed off a bus, while heading towards her hometown in Kishoreganj, about 100 kilometers away, on Monday.
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They teach people how to climb the freight train that has become known as "the Beast" because so many have fallen to their deaths or lost limbs when they fell asleep atop it or were pushed off by armed men.
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They also have an organization called Identity Solidarity that has worked with with groups ranging from a white South African community to the Karen in Burma, seeking out alliances with identity groups they argue are being pushed off their ancestral lands.
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With the westward expansion of the United States and the establishment of the state of Minnesota in 28503, the native Sioux or Dakota tribe had been pushed off their native lands to a reservation along the banks of the Minnesota River.
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The stock was down 11 percent at 88 Canadian cents a share in afternoon trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, with investors rattled by the possibility of Bombardier getting pushed off the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index .
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Travis Scott and Manhattan venue Terminal 5 are both being sued by a man who says he was pushed off of a third floor balcony during Scott's show there in April, a new report by the New York Post states.
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"I think the markets are getting a bit jittery over details of the plan as it looks like it is going to be pushed off another year," said Paresh Upadhyaya, director of currency strategy at Amundi Pioneer Investment Management in Boston.
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Meanwhile, Rhonda is not having the bullshit, not since she got a glimpse of Anika's "killer Christians," and so she asks Anika about the red-bottoms and if they were on her feet the night she got pushed off of hers.
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FBI agents and senior officials began to suspect connections between Trump and Russia during the 2016 campaign but pushed off an investigation partially because they were unsure how to execute such a massive and sensitive operation, sources told the Times.
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There are some workarounds, including Linux distributions made specifically for Chromebooks, but the result is that computers that would still be completely usable with other operating systems are going to be pushed off the internet onramp in a few years' time.
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Two teenagers have been arrested in Ohio for their alleged roles in the death of a 44-year-old mother of four, who was killed by a six-foot long log police allege was pushed off a cliff by the boys.
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Two days after Ansari's killing, a Muslim religious school teacher in West Bengal's Kolkata city alleged he'd been pushed off a moving train when he refused to chant his devotion to Hindu gods as some Hindu men in the train demanded.
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The assailant was immediately pushed off of Cyrus by someone from her security team, and the singer ran ahead to take cover under Hemsworth, 29, who was walking slightly ahead of her and wrapped his arm around his wife to protect her.
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It is not impossible to resist, but it's extremely difficult to resist proactively — to continue paying attention to something that has long since been pushed off the front pages when there are so many fresher things to be fixated on and outraged by.
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Bets in the latest poll have turned less bullish for the dollar as much of the Federal Reserve's policy tightening plan has already been priced-in and the real risk now is that the central bank may be pushed off its path.
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Michael, once a hugely popular name, was pushed off the boys' top 10 list, where it had been since World War II. It now sits in the 12 spot, alongside Emily, a name that had been in the girls' top 21 since 22.
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA When I started dancing, I only had scraps of information I picked up along the way, jumping from club to club unaware of how to avoid harm.
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Original Brave director Brenda Chapman, who was billed as Pixar's first female director, but eventually pushed off the film in favor of a man, gets particular attention: Smolcic describes how Chapman was publicly dismissed as "indecisive, unconfident and ineffective," which her team fervently denies.
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But doing so would anger House conservatives who are calling for any funding bill to be pushed off to next year -- giving a new Congress and administration say in the spending decisions and avoiding action by a lame-duck Congress after this November's elections.
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA In the US and other countries where sex work is criminalized, going to the authorities is often not a viable option—for sex workers, and for women in general.
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The White House statement came after National Security Adviser John Bolton said earlier this week that a meeting with Putin in the U.S. would be pushed off until next year -- after the conclusion of the FBI probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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KT McFarland, the final members of the White House lunatic fringe, is about to be pushed off the council, meaning that the NSC will now be comprised entirely of sober, serious, and decorated people who would like to bomb the shit out of Iran.
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And I really pushed off the national media and said, 'There will be a time and place where we talk about this, but it is not now, we're gonna get through the funerals, we're gonna respect them and then we will have that conversation.
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA I expected these meetings to be an uphill battle of fighting for our humanity, but we all left the meeting feeling surprisingly hopefully about our prospects for the day.
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In one of the darker scenes this season, Eden and Isaac are pushed off a high dive and into a swimming pool with balls and chains attached to their feet, killing them in front of an audience of people, including the Waterfords, June, Nick, and Eden's family.
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At the same time, Reddit Chief Engineer Bethanye Blount also left, and went on the record to say that Pao had been pushed off a "glass cliff"—a phenomenon in which women are placed in leadership roles in a crisis period where failure is more likely.
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His death, the first of a Western de-mining expert in the city, highlights the challenge of making territory safe for civilians once it's recaptured from the militants, who have been pushed off of more than half the areas they seized in Iraq two years ago.
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Yet, at the same time, when we saw the rules for Medicare Part D for 211 plan, they had also talked about potentially negotiating the special class drugs, the arthritis, the HIV and cancer drugs, and they got so much pushback that they pushed off that idea.
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Flynn's initial sentencing date in December was pushed off during a dramatic hearing in D.C. federal court, where Sullivan blasted the 60-year-old retired lieutenant general for his crime of lying to investigators about his communications with then-Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak before Trump took office.
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Once the foot is on the hip the balance can be affected with a thrust of the leg, so the free leg goes behind the opponent's knee or ankle and he has no way to step as his center of gravity is pushed off his base.
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"Our strategy is simply to be visible in public spaces," said Meher Bano of Girls at Dhabas, a feminist group which organized the races after a woman from Lahore was pushed off her bicycle by a group of men last year for not responding to catcalls.
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As TMZ reports, comedian Phillip Wilburn, who's made appearances on the late-night talk show circuit in this Trump cosplay, wants $1.5 million in damages after he was pushed off-stage by Joey during the rapper's set at an MTV event in L.A. this past September.
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The purchase eventually led ZF Friedrichshafen to refocus the Cherry brand on a line of business that had nothing to do with the automotive parts—the keyboard business that Cherry was instrumental in spearheading, but eventually pushed off to the side in favor of more attractive markets.
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The Yazidi people, whose ancestral homeland on Sinjar Mountain in northern Iraq was overrun by the Islamic State in August 2014, have not been able to return to their villages despite the fact that the terrorist group was pushed off the mountain almost a year ago.
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On December 10, a federal judge pushed off a decision on such testimony, responding to a lawsuit by Charles M. Kupperman, another White House official, who asked the courts to decide whether the House could compel him to testify after he defied a House subpoena in October.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) have been pushing for a vote on two bipartisan bills to stabilize ObamaCare's insurance markets, but those efforts were pushed off until next year.
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It was only then that you saw Almeida at his best as Jabouin covered up and pushed off, working intelligently on defense, while Almeida hammered his head just long enough to expose the body and sink in a good shot before reversing the process to expose the head.
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"With still-low interest rates and an environment of still-solid growth, the concerns about how many (companies) will default are just pushed off to the next slowdown in the cycle, which we don't see happening anytime soon," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
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Some Clinton critics maintain that she could yet be pushed off track by an external event, such as an unforced error or damaging disclosures from an organization such as WikiLeaks, which published embarrassing emails between Democratic National Committee staffers as the party's convention began this summer in Philadelphia.
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Not only was the accuracy of the company's tests questioned but Silicon Valley's golden girl, who'd been feted by the wealthy and powerful and become an instant role model for women entrepreneurs, was being pushed off the very high pedestal on which people had been desperate to place her.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in said he hopes to draw North Korea to the negotiating table over its nuclear program by the end of the year and pushed off any talk about a potential preemptive strike, according to a U.S. media interview that aired on Tuesday.
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At the river launch, rival guides with emergency radios and the muscles of seasoned river runners pushed off in profiles that were in stark contrast to our captain, Mr. Lekovic himself, who chain-smoked, wore loafers and limited his safety instructions to "Team, paddle!" on approaching the rapids.
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They have wise things to say and many of them know how to make society a better place—how to make it more egalitarian, how to make it fairer, how to give us more joy because we're allowed to help people—but they're pushed off into the backwaters because they're inconvenient.
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"We're often actually making the building worse to bring down premiums," Vernon told me: filling in basements, or preparing a house to let water flow through it instead of keeping it out (yes, the house may be damaged by moisture, but at least it won't be pushed off its foundation).
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Trump "actually helped Israel being pushed off the cliff towards apartheid, full-fledged apartheid, because what Israel will have to erect now is simply bantustans," Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian ambassador to the UK, told CNN, referring to the lands set aside for black South Africans during that country's apartheid era.
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If your only-seven-day-old New Year's resolution is about to be pushed off to next year, you should know that there's a device out there that can help: The Ninja Mega Kitchen system consists of a blender, food processor, and to-go cups, and it's under $150 on Amazon today.
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After being allegedly pushed off a ledge and falling 80 feet in what authorities believe was a murder plotted over money, a Penn State University professor may have remained alive and immobile for up to two days before his body was found at the bottom of a quarry, an investigator testified Wednesday.
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But despite its exclusionary past (did you know that the first woman to run the Boston Marathon in 1967 was almost pushed off the road mid-race?), running is truly one of the most accessible forms of exercise in existence and the community of runners are far more welcoming than they might seem.
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It's so impressive ... for fun, here's a list of things that weigh right around what Donald just pushed off his chest: -- Two washing machines (400 lbs) -- A Grizzly Bear (800 lbs) -- A Ducati Scrambler motorcycle (410 lbs) -- A Sumatran Tiger (300 lbs) Yeah, Rams ... probably time to pay that man his money.
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Manuel Pérez-Rocha, an associate fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, said Mr. López Obrador believed that failed economic policies championed by the United States but also Mexican elites were one of the main causes of Mexicans being pushed off farms and on the path to immigration to the United States.
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It also seems that Google may be staggering the release of the new devices, with the Pixel 2 said to launch on October 19th, while the Pixel 2 XL would be pushed off until November 15th — which if true would mean that Google would have to contend with direct competition from Apple's iPhone X, which comes out November 3rd.
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This was most notably achieved in the order from June 2017 that allowed the partial implementation of the second ban while allowing those with ties to the US to be exempted from it — an order that allowed each side to claim some semblance of victory and pushed off any merits consideration that could be less malleable to compromise.
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The film's contentious history, with Lego Movie and 21 Jump Street masterminds Phil Lord and Chris Miller being pushed off the film, and Ron Howard taking over, was certainly off-putting to a lot of people who've followed their respective careers, and it speaks poorly to Disney's habit of hiring then firing directors with strong, idiosyncratic voices.
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But even if Green's resolution has been pushed off for now, Democrats are soon to face a looming set of contentious issues that threaten to deepen some of the divides within the caucus, including a vote next week on a resolution to condemn the global boycott movement against Israel -- a movement supported by Democrats like Omar and Tlaib.
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The 32X was a historic flop for Sega, one that was pushed off the market within about a year and a half of release (the timing of the add-on was particularly bad, because the firm had already announced its forthcoming Saturn console), but since then, Sega enthusiasts have figured out a few interesting tricks to solve this unusual state of affairs.
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But there is a darker side to the pre-nuptial festivities: Bachelor parties have been linked to sex trafficking in Europe, and they can even turn fatal: In July, the best man at a party drowned after being allegedly pushed off a boat while unconscious, and a groom-to-be died in June on the first night of his bachelor party in Magaluf, Spain.
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Let's see if the GOP can put a plan before the public that provides medical insurance to more people than ObamaCare and lowers premiums; that offers protections for people with pre-existing conditions; that pays bills for mental health, maternity and drug problems; that does away with yearly and lifetime caps on spending; and that protects young people from being prematurely pushed off of their parents' plans.
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Currently, the House Republicans' proposed farm bill, which Democrats say was written behind closed doors and without their input, is estimated to slash $242 billion from SNAP over the next 22 years and 22012 million households with more than 22 million people could be pushed off the program or experience reduced benefits, according to an analysis by the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, if the stringent proposed work requirements and anti-fraud measures are put into place.
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Led by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D), the Southern Environmental Law Center and the Natural Resources Defense Council, the challengers say EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE violated required legal processes and ignored his legal obligation to protect water supplies when he pushed off the Clean Water Rule.
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Led by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D), the Southern Environmental Law Center and the Natural Resources Defense Council, the challengers say EPA chief Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE violated required legal processes and ignored his legal obligation to protect water supplies when he pushed off the Clean Water Rule.
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Led by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D), the Southern Environmental Law Center and the Natural Resources Defense Council, the challengers say EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE violated required legal processes and ignored his legal obligation to protect water supplies when he pushed off the Clean Water Rule.
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