" He groans, "A shelf was pushed on my head.
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" Frustration came over her and she pushed on: "No!
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But he was determined not to leave and pushed on.
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The clip was pushed on social to gain online support.
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When the bombardment followed them, they pushed on toward Iraq.
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Despite this, Dauman has pushed on with the potential sale.
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Officers pushed on the door and broke its rotted jamb.
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"She's never really pushed on more controversial issues," Schultz said.
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The answer to "They're pushed on planes" is BAR CARTS.
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The transition was quick, and my body pushed on its own.
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It sounds good, and it's also been pushed on them, too.
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She pushed on my hips, an order that thrust me in.
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They came and pushed on my chest, and I woke up.
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But pushed on whether he thinks this is unfair, Pachard is resolute.
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The cleaned-up pegs, still damp, are pushed on a thin stick.
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The CNN clock is the button that must be pushed on Lost.
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" The account declared, "We don't support LGBT ideology being pushed on students.
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But she was hardly pushed on Monday against Rodina in the sunshine.
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Something he did acknowledge but grew testy after being pushed on it.
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Le Guin never took the easy way; she pushed on every assumption.
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Alito pushed on: "What type of a burden does that impose?" he asked.
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He is a product of toxic masculinity pushed on him by our society.
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The ship pushed on, with captain and crew now aware that everyone was watching.
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But he wouldn't be pushed on whether the break-in suspects were North Korean.
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"Somehow that logic isn't pushed on thin people in the same way," Rutter says.
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It was inferior because it had to be pushed on garments like a prong.
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He got as far as Montana, having pushed on after an incident in Kansas.
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The SpaceIL team pushed on, with Mr. Kahn providing the needed money to finish.
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It's a theme that President Trump successfully pushed on the campaign trail in 2016.
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It's just crazy the amount of hardware that is being pushed on consumers right now.
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To tilt the mirrors in or out, I simply pulled and pushed on the dials.
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Pushed on this number, Cavins notes that this customer owns between 50 and 55 RVs.
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Yes. But I've pushed on, built a career, with the motto that such is life.
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Finally pushed on who he will vote for, McCain said he might write in Sen.
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Oh, the man said, but, refusing to admit that he had been wrong, pushed on.
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They were shot from truck-mounted launchers and debuted as German forces pushed on Moscow.
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It's often, you know, pushed on to emotional issues or perhaps deflected onto other people.
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But the degree to which YouTube Premium is being pushed on people has irked some.
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"That one really went against them, and they pushed on," he said of St. Louis.
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Still, some promotions pushed on—not wanting fighters who had trained hard to miss out.
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When pushed on his shortcomings or his own failings, he tries to deflect on others.
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United Technologies' CEO Gregory Hayes said that higher costs are almost always pushed on to consumers.
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"I know you hate the hospital, but people are talking about Dr. Hemmings," Sammi pushed on.
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Some of the other candidates pay that idea lip service, when they get pushed on it.
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It wasn't private by design, so when censors came along, they pushed on an open door.
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Dan Walker just pushed on regardless, and indulged in a bit of deprecating humour on Twitter.
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Then he pushed on to Jerusalem, before circling back through Turkey and Greece to Italy again.
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Still, they pushed on in their questioning, doubting my insistence that I had a simple UTI.
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But when pushed on what types of efforts from Facebook might concern Wojcicki, she took her shot.
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CPG is also getting pushed on the other end of the spectrum by new flashy brand entrants.
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Pushed on the Library by Newt Gingrich and thrown together with a quick and dirty build, THOMAS.
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Pushed on the issue on CBS's "Face the Nation" Sunday, Rubio said it's now a "different" threat.
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The OnePlus 3 is refreshingly free from the bloatware and garbage apps pushed on phones by carriers.
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"You can't sugarcoat the terror Trump has pushed on immigrants when he killed DACA," Martinez Rosas said.
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Gaspard said it was "demoralizing but not paralyzing" to have Soros conspiracy theories pushed on Fox News.
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Mr. Darwon wiped the sweat off his brow, threw his body behind the trolley and pushed on.
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" When pushed on the matter, he said, "I'm sorry, I have to leave for the 'Lohengrin' now.
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But when it didn't Bush pushed on, even at the price of gruelling and expensive political conflict.
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Nevertheless, we pushed on to microwaving it with hopes that one warm bite would clear up any confusion.
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Like, I'm a little kid, I don't need your indie dad rock pushed on me, are you serious?
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But every time we seem to get close to Mueller, Mueller just gets pushed on a little bit.
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And even though the initial visual comparison was a let down, I hopefully pushed on to taste them.
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But the change has left users unclear why the "feature" was pushed on them in the first place.
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"To be pushed on by other Swedish athletes out there makes you want to do well," Stenson said.
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After Bush raised the issue Friday, his allies pushed on the matter just hours before Saturday's GOP debate.
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That was something that I really pushed on Sunday night so we could talk more and bring attention.
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Mr Lutsenko and Mr Poroshenko's faction pushed on with attempts to remove NABU's independence and fire Mr Sytnik.
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Pushed on the potential steep cuts, Christie insisted he does not believe the office budget will be gutted.
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And going forward, we can refuse to tolerate the kind of misogyny lite that Carlson pushed on Fox.
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" Pushed on whether it was "quite an old picture," he replied that "I am not going to comment.
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The youngest among them was instructed to accompany the sick man to a hospital while the rest pushed on.
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That has not pushed on to higher wages, or salaries or consumption which is the end goal of Abenomics.
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Today I'm so grateful to the Giulia of two years ago for having pushed on towards her happier self.
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Gorsuch pushed on what standard the court could use to decide the cases -- "what is the formula?" he asked.
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However OUR American issue on race seems to be rejected while others are constantly pushed on the NFL platform.
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Hammond gave him a quick, dismissive smile, then pushed on the door again, putting his shoulder into this time.
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So while it's true that China is under pressure to make a deal, the pressure also pushed on Trump.
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Bolden: You have these images that are constantly pushed on us as gay men about what [we] look like.
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The Red Storm dominated on the glass, 48-38, and pushed on outlets to generate 22 fast-break points.
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Yet she pushed on, shot after shot, knocking back baijiu as the critics and editors cheered like a mob.
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And Pelosi is going to be strongly pushed on both of those fronts now that Mueller said what he said.
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I pushed on and came across a group of Green Party candidate Jill Stein supporters marching on Earle Ovington Boulevard.
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Garnett certainly pushed on the edges of what big men did, but not nearly as much as he could have.
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The company also pushed on with its spin-off and London listing of asset management firm Ninety One on Monday.
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He probed and pushed on offense, and his jump shot, which can flicker like an old television set, was sparkling.
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Mr. Marek has pushed on his workers' behalf, even paying for a public-relations campaign to call for immigration reform.
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SpaceIL pushed on, with the hope that its mission would inspire Israeli students to pursue careers in science and engineering.
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And when Nadoolman pushed on the spots, they didn't turn pale the way bites or most kinds of rashes do.
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Assamese activists pushed on, however, and in 2013 secured a Supreme Court decision calling for the process to be completed.
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She could move it, and even when she pushed on the part that looked bruised, it didn't hurt at all.
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Mr. Marek has pushed on his workers' behalf, even paying for a public relations campaign to call for immigration reform.
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Sanders has, for decades now, pushed on the idea that this is unacceptable and that all Americans ought to have coverage.
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And they have enough votes in the House Republican conference to tank any bill being pushed on a party-line vote.
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"The more likely thing is nerve compression — nerves are being pushed on and squashed, and that causes these symptoms," he says.
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"There was an area in every knot that would yield when you pushed on it hard and long enough," Egan writes.
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The John Travolta vehicle Gotti, which the company invested in and pushed on its platform, was a critical and financial disaster.
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During the 1998 hearing, Gates was pushed on Microsoft's sales figures for the year, which included total revenue of S14.48 billion.
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The police refused an application for a large march on Hong Kong Island but demonstrators there and elsewhere pushed on regardless.
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" When pushed on whether Trump was lying about an exchange between the pair, the Kentucky Republican responded, "You have to ask him.
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Even pasta with a hole in the middle has been offered as a straw and bamboo that&aposs being pushed on you.
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Some version of the pristine influencer mother has been pushed on American women since the 1800s — and it's always been a lie.
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The amendment has been pushed on a number of different bills, and Wyden hinted the Commerce spending bill could be next. Sen.
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Along with the traditional roles often pushed on women by Asian parents, society is quick to typecast us as quiet and submissive.
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When pushed on a potential expansion strategy, such as possible markets and entry times, Chan said there's currently no information to share.
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This friend pushed on me Donleavy's "The Unexpurgated Code: A Complete Manual of Survival and Manners," a nonfiction book issued in 1975.
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U.N. political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman pushed on Tuesday for the United Nations to be involved in any operation to return Rohingya.
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Counter-terrorism forces also pushed on two fronts toward Wadi Hajr and Mamoun districts, said Lieutenant General Abdelwahab al-Saadi, a senior commander.
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Pushed on this paradox, Mr Kasich is honest enough to say that America faces a "cultural problem" that will not be solved overnight.
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Spherical cameras seem to be one of the more undesired tech trends to be pushed on people in the past couple of years.
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He pushed on, describing a new, more private Facebook — a bid to overcome the privacy and data scandals that have dogged his company.
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The caucus can singlehandedly tank any legislation pushed on a partisan basis, which almost any legislation endorsed by President Trump will, unfortunately, be.
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Documentaries like "Wild Wild Country" became hot not just by word of mouth, but by being pushed on the homescreen, poster by individualised poster.
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But what is the most concerning right now, and what we pushed on a lot at Canaan, is kind of the opposite of that.
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First up, a 9.1-inch OLED display that can roll, bend, and even stretch when pushed on before snapping back to its original position.
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But SpaceIL pushed on with its mission, and it was able to launch Beresheet on top of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket this year.
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Boundaries have been pushed on runways before: Jean Paul Gaultier caused a controversy when he put skirts in his men's wear show in 1984.
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For example, 27 percent of Muslim Arab women who wear a hijab said they have been pushed on a subway platform, the commission reported.
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As I pushed on into the higher levels—700, 900, 1,050—the number of friends I was competing with dwindled from 50 to five.
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" Later, he told The Associated Press that "Machines Like Me" was "an old-fashioned novel about an ethical problem pushed on us by technology.
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Murrieta said he wanted to hear the candidates pushed on aspects of immigration like decriminalizing border crossings and the way ICE and CBP work.
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At the agency, Bespalov worked on a floor devoted to writing fake news articles that were pushed on social media, according to NBC News.
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Children don't need to set up a Facebook account and after the age of 12 they won't be pushed on to the adult app.
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" When pushed on Stein's reputed anti-vaccination stance, Mike refused to back down, instead saying that he was "very open to hear from anti-Vax'ers.
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Moreover, this design allows for the aisle seat to be pushed on top of the middle seat when not in use, allowing for wider aisles.
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I want a president who understands that we need to stop the federal mandates that are pushed on the states like ObamaCare and the EPA.
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CLINTON: Well, every time Donald is pushed on something which is obviously uncomfortable, like what these women are saying, he immediately goes to denying responsibility.
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Its tech team is in India while it has supply bases in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, China, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia, but it has pushed on.
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When it comes to conspiracy theories, the one being pushed on Twitter surrounding Time's Person of the Year is as intentionally hilarious as it comes.
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He killed a student who lay near the door, and as Mr. Beazley pushed and pushed on the kiln, he aimed at Mr. Beazley. Bang.
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"Your car was just stolen and taken on a joy ride and you're quibbling about which buttons were pushed on the radio?" the researcher said.
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Mr. Siem is intensely passionate when talking about classical music, and mildly bemused when pushed on being the subject of the fashion world's fawning admiration.
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If they could talk to their younger selves, they'd take them by the shoulders and tell them they didn't deserve the wrongs pushed on them.
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I shoved the thing back into my pack and pushed on, half-convinced that I was going to be spending the night under a crap .
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Clinton: Well, every time Donald has pushed on something which is obviously uncomfortable like what these women are saying, he immediately goes to denying responsibility.
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Qualcomm said it believes Apple remains in violation of a Chinese court's orders to stop selling iPhones despite a software update that Apple pushed on Monday.
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At the court hearing in Greenbelt, Maryland, on Wednesday U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang pushed on the question of who would be harmed by the order.
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"This story may not neatly fit into a narrative you pushed on the campaign trail and that has followed you into the White House," he said.
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That the pound has not pushed on more strongly since Tuesday relates to the doubts over the Brexit process and other parts of the election fallout.
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Britain's porous borders were letting terrorists slip through, Ms. Driscoll said, repeating a message the camp to leave the European Union has relentlessly pushed on voters.
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The documentary pushed on this kind of questioning to build reasonable doubt in the audience's mind, much like a good defense lawyer would for a jury.
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Instead, Mr. Maduro pushed on with a sham presidential election on May 20, 2018, which was not recognized by Venezuelans and many of the world's democracies.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump confronted Putin on the Russia's election interference, but critics have questioned how strongly the president pushed on the issue.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) tells Axios: "I've pushed on Lighthizer to say...if you're going to have an exclusion process, it has to be run well."
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If this is something that was pushed on a small minority of black Americans by white people's prejudice, can it really be described as "black culture"?
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"I think what Dave's getting at is last week one of the midnight rules Obama pushed on the service providers we overturned in a CRA," Cramer said.
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Pushed on the possibility that employers could stop paying for health care and pocket the savings as profit rather than pumping it back into wages, he's noncommittal.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Smaller European Union states led by Luxembourg pushed on Tuesday to block a plan to strengthen the bloc's financial regulators ahead of Brexit.
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And when pushed on Israel policy, Trump said he'd talk more about his views during an upcoming speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Monday evening.
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"It is inconceivable that in America someone would be prosecuted for refusing to swear to a false narrative pushed on him by the Muller investigators," Stone said.
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While a strong recovery of commodities prices have pushed up industrial profits, there has been little indication of higher prices being pushed on to the consumer yet.
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But the conditions on Tuesday were no joke, and some players felt they were being pushed on court so the organizers could avoid giving refunds to spectators.
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Put aside that natural gas and nuclear power mostly substitute for coal, not oil, but Louis has a point, and it's something Sanders hasn't been pushed on.
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Turkey pushed on with the Syrian operation as Iraqi forces launched a U.S.-backed offensive to expel Islamic State (IS) from the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.
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When Dickerson pushed on, stating that he wanted Trump's opinions because he's the president and didn't want it to be "fake news", Trump waved his hand and said:
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The previously foamy substance before me clumped and curdled, but I pushed on and proceeded to coat the popcorn with it and then stick it in the oven.
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A man who, along with his unit, pushed on past that deadly beachhead at Anzio in the winter of 1944 and eventually took Rome back from the Germans.
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Being a new mom — or a mom at all — is difficult enough without strangers implying that you don't adhere to the standards that society has pushed on you.
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Pushed on his failure to increase police numbers back in 2013, Boris claimed that any suggestion he had actually promised 1,000 additional police officers was a "wilful misconstruction".
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Donald Trump got pushed on his most recent comments slamming Islam during a Republican debate on Thursday that lacked the vitriol and personal attacks of the last few.
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She, too, pushed on the claim that in one clinic, thousands of abortions had been performed, but the clinic had only ever transferred four patients to a hospital.
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"I was pushed on the bed, and Brett got on top of me and he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me," she said.
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"African leaders used to think solar was being pushed on them," Clare Sierawski, who works on renewable energy with the U.S. Trade and Development Agency in Accra, said.
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They adopted the alt-right's tactic of trolling and shitposting to popularize their more violent ideas; the phrase "Read Siege" became a meme they pushed on social media.
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While Washington has warned of potential U.S. sanctions if Ankara pushed on with the S-400 agreement, Turkey has said it would not back down from the deal.
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Lawfare, the publication I edit, has a quick explainer on why any NDAs pushed on White House staffers by Trump would run into trouble under the First Amendment.
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So I went to the bathroom and thought, 'Maybe I just peed myself,' because her head was positioned in my pelvis so maybe she just pushed on my bladder.
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"Everyone — from rank-and-file employees through senior leadership — should go through the training, but you don't want folks to feel like it's being pushed on them," she says.
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And then the group one, I would get frustrated because not only were pills pushed on us, but it felt like a contest of who went through it worst.
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The disconnect between healthcare and tech is also shown in the unrealistic expectations pushed on certain entrepreneurs based on a system that knows and rewards only one speed: fast.
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In the quiet of the morning, he adjusted his tie, pushed on his cuff links as he fielded phone calls, and sat down to work methodically on a speech.
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When the clashes started, I was pushed on the ground by the police and kicked several times in the chest and head—and I kept documenting from the ground.
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Pushed on his failure to increase police numbers back in 2013, Boris claimed that any suggestion he had actually promised 1,000 additional police officers was a "willful misconstruction."Heathrow
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Eritrea has appointed its first ambassador to neighboring Ethiopia in two decades, the government said on Saturday, as the two countries pushed on with a surprise rapprochement.
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Klobuchar has also been pushed on her record as a prosecutor in Minnesota, including a murder case involving a life sentence for a 16-year-old African American boy.
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As Moses pushed on, The Voice became the house organ for the growing neighborhood opposition, which came to include Jane Jacobs, in her first of many battles with Moses.
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But after being pushed on the issue by a reporter, Khan acknowledged that Pakistan&aposs special relationship with China played a part in his response to the Uighur crisis.
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Doug Heye, a veteran Republican strategist, agreed Trump should push the same message he has pushed on and off throughout his 2016 campaign and presidency: The system is rigged.
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This is also big because Democratic leaders have said previously that the inquiry will focus on the alleged quid pro quo pushed on Ukraine, but here's where things get interesting.
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Zillow points out that at the end of 2018, fears of a potential market slump pushed on-the-fence sellers to list homes while hesitant buyers remained on the sidelines.
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After Fnatic and Natus Vincere won their group stages and pushed on through the quarterfinals of ELeague, the Counter-Strike teams went head to head in the semifinals Friday night.
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Pushed on the issue by Democrats, Carson at one point vowed he would monitor any potential conflicts of interest but said he was unsure about how to go about it.
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They'll hear her past lines about how it's okay not to get vaccinated, how "sickness is an illusion," and how antidepressants are dangerous and pushed on you by Big Pharma.
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But inside, life pushed on -- women washing clothes and dishes, men looking to salvage metal from the ruins of what once was an office building so they could sell it.
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Reggie possessed some ability and could perhaps have pushed on as a journeyman pro, but Ronnie did not have the discipline or self-control to commit to such a life.
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The inherent share-ability of this might play a bit nicer given its visibility; you can share with the customized colorful backgrounds that FB has pushed on its statuses already.
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"D Double is the greatest of all time, I don't even want to debate it," he said, when pushed on his favorite MC in a 2015 interview by Hattie Collins.
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Lee said the biggest reason the bull market has pushed on is because millennials, "the largest generation ever in history," are starting to hit their stride, make money and invest.
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It was pushed on lawmakers not as essential policy but as essential politics: The president needed a win, and the party had to make good on an incessantly repeated pledge.
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Pushed on the issue by Democrats, Carson at one point vowed he would monitor any potential conflicts of interest but said he was unsure about how to go about it.
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" When pushed on why Libra Association members like Visa, Stripe and eBay left the organization, Zuckerberg admitted, "I think because it's a risky project and there's been a lot of scrutiny.
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As Sunday night's Democratic Debate turned to foreign policy, Hillary Clinton was pushed on her relationship with Vladimir Putin and how she would improve the United States' diplomatic ties with Russia.
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But it's also a buffer, so that more complex security settings will be pushed on the gateway, which would have more computing power than the individual small devices around the factory.
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On a remarkable run of records between AC/DC's debut, High Voltage, and 1980's Back in Black, the band pushed on with their brash, ballistic take on rock and roll.
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Such a feature could lead users to feel that their feed no longer contains things they wanted to see, but what others pushed on to them, effectively turning Instagram into Facebook.
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The French presidential election is run over two rounds of voting with the two most popular candidates from stage one in April pushed on for a head-to head vote in May.
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Acknowledging this hard truth, I pushed on for another two-ish weeks, gritting through my frustrating daily regimen and slowly leveling up my profile, unlocking new features and games along the way.
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In pictures, my nose was wide; when I pushed on the tip, it would become flat; but more than anything, the inside wasn't working properly — I was constantly stuffed up and snotty.
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" He then quickly pushed on to a riff about the danger of becoming "so obsessed with failure that we refused to take risks that could further the cause of peace and freedom.
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"The President hired Paul Manafort to handle the delegate process, which he did and he was dismissed not too long after that," Sanders said when pushed on the significance of his indictment.
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The assignment to write a short profile of Mister Rogers, pushed on Lloyd by his editor (Christine Lahti), turns out to be something of a miracle, a just-in-time divine intervention.
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Gottlieb has remained mum on drug pricing ideas that Trump pushed on the campaign trail -- including direct government negotiations of drug prices in Medicare -- arguing such decisions are outside the FDA's purview.
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" But when pushed on what that would mean in terms of the mandate for people to have insurance and for those with pre-existing conditions, Mr. Trump said, "Well, I like the mandate.
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And he'd certainly be pushed on whether or not he'd be equally willing to intervene in government bond markets and serve as a buyer of last resort should the circumstances require, Annenkov said.
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Eviction from privately rented accommodation was one of the most common reasons people were pushed on to the streets, found the Combined Homelessness and Information Network (CHAIN), a Mayor of London funded database.
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" John continues, "We all thought we were super smart and above having the next hype band pushed on us but we all fell for Antidotes, quickly realising there was a lot of substance.
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Unsure of what to do next, he pushed on with tennis, in part because his mother, sister and fiancée had planned for months to follow Johnson during the clay-court season in Europe.
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These are people who have paid the price for decades of bad policy and worse ideas pushed on them from a political and cultural elite with whom they have increasingly little in common.
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Spain, runners-up at the last two Olympics, are expected to dominate Group B play and perhaps represent the toughest challenger for the United States, a team they have pushed on several occasions.
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I've seen this on TV. The impassioned, overly emotional cry of a man who's not used to being questioned as he's pushed on something he never even imagined would be used against him?
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As the aughts pushed on and new stars like John Cena became the face of the company, WWE shifted its expansion strategy, focusing on family-friendly content to corral a wider customer base.
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Grab, to its credit, pushed on and raising another $2.5 billion last year from investors while it expanded into financial services through a payment system and, most recently, plans for micro-loans and insurance.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - East Libyan forces pushed on Monday into two districts of Benghazi where they still face resistance, losing at least 12 men in clashes and mine blasts, according to a medical official.
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The reason that this money that is being pushed on investors isn't pushing growth and inflation much higher is that the investors who are getting it want to invest it rather than spend it.
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He has also been at the center of testimony from other officials, who said he had pushed — on behalf of Trump himself — for Ukraine's president to launch two investigations that could help Trump politically.
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But the opposition pushed on, and Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski argued fiercely to include clauses prohibiting the import and sale of AquAdvantage salmon in the federal spending bill introduced in December and recently passed.
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Sanders supporters have said they intend to keep fighting TPP through the November election via a new group called "Our Revolution" that is dedicated to championing issues that Sanders pushed on the campaign trail.
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" So he pushed on, calling Mr. Carter a "mean and evasive" campaigner who used a recession and high unemployment to fight inflation, and criticizing Mr. Reagan's campaign "one-liners," calling them "slick and simplistic.
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Individual action through personal consumer choices in a vacuum is fine, but in cultural context, it's a manipulative blame-spreading tactic similar to "productivity" and "life hacks" pushed on us by a capitalist system.
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I don't know, especially being a young black person, education is pushed on us because we already know how white felons are more likely to get a job than the average educated black person.
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These became the sensible things for generic people in Washington and other global headquarters to embrace and promote, and the policies were pushed on other countries via global institutions like the International Monetary Fund.
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The pilot of a Lion Air flight from Indonesia's Bali island on Sunday made a radio alert minutes after take-off due to technical problems, but they were overcome and he pushed on to Jakarta.
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Per 800 pages of documents that have been made public through lawsuits, it's clear how gabapentin was pushed on doctors: Parke-Davis rated doctors by the dollar value of the prescriptions they could potentially write.
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Back in 2012, the United Nations attempted to create a universal power adapter standard that would be pushed on just the kinds of devices that use AC adapters—like cordless telephones and set-top boxes.
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In another sign of the confrontation easing - as Egyptian mediators pushed on for a full ceasefire - Palestinians said Israel would on Monday almost double the breadth of Mediterranean waters where they are permitted to fish.
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So I really pushed and pushed on the historians at NASA, and everywhere I could to find accurate transcripts of what people were saying on the ground while the crisis was happening in the air.
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Parkland student who was shot continues speech after throwing up Sam Fuentes, who was among the students injured in the Parkland shooting, pushed on with a speech in D.C. after becoming physically ill on stage.
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Original investigation: The little red pill being pushed on the elderly Nuedexta is approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat a rare condition marked by uncontrollable laughing and crying, called pseudobulbar affect (PBA).
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If they don't believe in it as a social justice movement, if they think of it as a lifestyle or religion being pushed on them rather than a legitimate call to action, they feel defensive.
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Nevertheless, we pushed on with a reunion, and soon nine of us — Judy, Sandy, sisters, cousins, my mother and father — were sitting at an Indian buffet in Northern Virginia, exchanging family histories and old photos.
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Tulsi Gabbard, the Democratic presidential candidate who pushed on to Super Tuesday despite little support in earlier contests and major polls, snagged her first delegate on Tuesday in American Samoa, according to The Associated Press.
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The campaign of one of Ms. Warren's top rivals, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., noted on Sunday that Ms. Warren committed to releasing a financing plan only after being pushed on the issue.
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It's regularly had more and more capabilities pushed on to it, while largely trying to do the same jobs it's always had to do in the past, from ripping CDs to streaming music from the web.
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But in XI, I pushed on to see what happened next in the story, to learn new revelations about why my circus performer friend Sylvano left home, or why the old explorer Rab looks so familiar.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic lawmakers pushed on Tuesday for another chance to question Wells Fargo & Co's leadership about sales practices after the scandal-hit bank said it forced auto insurance on borrowers who did not need it.
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When pushed on their position on Trump's Paris withdrawal, two of the six panelists – the gas and nuclear representatives – said they disagreed, Krutka demurred, Barry Worthington, executive director of the US Energy Association said he agreed.
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" Finally, when pushed on whether he might one-day reveal a sample of element 115, thereby proving his claims beyond reproach, Lazar told me, "if I had some, would I reveal it to confirm my accounts?
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"The reason that this money that is being pushed on investors isn't pushing growth and inflation much higher is that the investors who are getting it want to invest it rather than spend it," he said.
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They have enough votes in the House Republican conference to tank any bill being pushed on a party-line vote, and they only have to answer to a voter base excited by hardline anti-immigration views.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai spent most of his three hours of testimony before the House Judiciary Committee yesterday dealing with allegations of conservative bias, though he also got pushed on the company's policies on privacy and China.
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Greece's economic crisis threatened the global financial system, and the government he was a part of was elected to say no to the prevailing response — austerity — that was pushed on struggling countries by financial powerhouses like Germany.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - The pilot of a Lion Air flight from Indonesia's Bali island on Sunday made a radio alert minutes after take-off due to technical problems, but they were overcome and he pushed on to Jakarta.
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The Fed is set to raise rates in December, but now it is seen as possible that the Fed will be pushed on to a faster rate-hiking track if the stimulus program does boost the economy.
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The big government, anti-free-market policies responsible for Puerto Rico's persistently high unemployment and low income levels can be traced to the institutions that Washington pushed on Puerto Rico during the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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" Pushed on whether he resented the fact that he only had one season with Rocastle, Wright adds: "I did a bit, and a big reason I signed for Arsenal was because I wanted to play with him.
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People are angry because the system has failed them in many, many ways, and it's not because they're idiots who believed all the fake news Facebook pushed on them (even if some of them did believe it).
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It also claims Butowsky and Zimmerman met with Spicer in April to discuss the Rich story, which Trump reviewed, provided editorial input, and then urged for the story to be aggressively pushed on the new outlet's website.
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Warren, for instance, was repeatedly pushed on whether many Americans would have to pay higher taxes in order to fund "Medicare for All," the plan for a government-run health care system that Sanders wrote and Warren supports.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican and U.S. officials pushed on Monday to speed up NAFTA negotiations, with the United States floating the idea of reaching an agreement "in principle" in coming weeks to avoid political headwinds later this year.
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But with critics blasting Trump for apparently refusing a blind trust, since he'll still have a vested interest in the company if his children run it, Trump will likely be pushed on those potential conflicts and many more.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine troops shelled positions held by a small group of pro-Islamic State militants in southern marshland on Friday, as the military pushed on with a new offensive after the country's biggest urban battle in decades.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan will speak with U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday, Turkey's foreign minister said on Tuesday, as Turkey pushed on with its offensive against the U.S.-backed Kurdish YPG in Syria's Afrin region.
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This was a job that had always been meant for men, but these courageous and exceptionally stoned women pushed on, and—hands utterly soiled in cheese product—poured bags of crumbs directly into their filthy shameful mouth holes.
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Getting stuck for hours on a stalled subway car or pushed on the tracks or caught in the train door — those are just a few scary scenarios that many commuters have thought about at some point or another.
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I thought he came in and said all the right things, and he dodged a few questions for sure that I think if it had been some tech-savvy reporter up there he probably would've gotten pushed on.
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MARAWI, Philippines — Militants loyal to the Islamic State stubbornly resisted as government troops pushed on Monday to drive them out of Marawi, a city in the southern Philippines where hundreds of desperate residents remained trapped by the fighting.
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Trump last week pushed on with imposing tariffs — 21.37 percent on steel and 21 percent on aluminum — on Canada, the EU and Mexico, with Mexico retaliating by putting tariffs on American products ranging from steel to pork and bourbon.
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Perhaps the beach read's continued popularity has something to do with the fact that the book lists being pushed on us evoke some measure of yearning for a vacation, when people have more time to get into a book.
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But the proposal to train and arm teachers, which was first floated by conservative commentators on Fox News and pushed on Thursday by the president and officials from the National Rifle Association, put many of them over the edge.
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But the proposal to train and arm teachers, which was first floated by conservative commentators on Fox News and pushed on Thursday by the president and officials of the National Rifle Association, put many of them over the edge.
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" The Illinois senator declined to offer further details when Melber pushed on how they plan to prevent any attempt by Trump to replace Sessions, adding that he's told Melber "as much as I can tell you at this moment.
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When Kaine pushed on why Trump has refused to disclose his tax returns despite decades of precedent and Trump's previous promises that he would, the best Pence could come up with was that, well, he doesn't legally have to.
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European officials pushed on Tuesday for American technology giants to do more to tackle online hate speech across the region, adding to the chorus of policy makers worldwide demanding greater action from the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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Hot Water Music pushed on for another nine wonderful, frustrating, and productive years before taking another break in 2006—a break that only lasted two years before their longing to play together brought them back from the dead yet again.
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Halle, Germany (CNN)Streaming live from a camera mounted on his helmet, a gunman pushed on the doors of a synagogue, fired several shots at a lock on the door, stuck an explosive in a door jam and lit it.
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What's more, not every editor even asks permission to press on the bruise — I've made brief nods to my blackness for context, and they've spotlit the mention and pushed on it hard, to the point that it drowned out my argument.
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Trump last week pushed on with imposing the tariffs — 21.18 percent on steel and 21 percent on aluminum — on Canada, the EU and Mexico, with Mexico retaliating by putting tariffs on American products ranging from steel to pork and bourbon.
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" In the essay, the head of the largest hedge fund in the world noted that investors are having money "pushed on them by central banks that are buying financial assets in their futile attempts to push economic activity and inflation up.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Democrats pushed on Tuesday for a nationwide paid family leave system in the United States, the only developed nation that does not guarantee pay to workers taking time off to care for children or other relatives.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and House of Representatives leaders pushed on Wednesday for votes for their plan to overhaul Obamacare and said they were making progress in their efforts to win over conservative Republicans who have demanded changes to the legislation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Organizers of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics pushed on with the test event for sports climbing on Friday even as a raft of matches and tournaments were being canceled or postponed worldwide due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trump last week pushed on with imposing the tariffs — 21.39 percent on steel and 21 percent on aluminum — on Canada, the EU and Mexico, with Mexico retaliating by putting tariffs on American products ranging from steel to pork and bourbon.
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Pushed on whether he would call for a recanvass, Buttigieg said he supported "whatever they need to do in order to make sure that the information is clear and verified" and said he would "leave it to the party" to decide.
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" Pushed on the question during a briefing for journalists on Friday, a senior State Department official said: "Whether the specific plots that (Soleimani) has unleashed were so far advanced that they may be able to carry them out, I don't know.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Organizers of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics pushed on with the test event for sports climbing on Friday even as a raft of matches and tournaments were being canceled or postponed worldwide due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
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After an hour-and-a-half stop, the participants, nearly all from Central America and fleeing poverty and violence in their homeland, pushed on toward Tijuana, the group's final destination in Mexico, where many intended to apply for asylum in the United States.
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One more obstacle Despite their fears and difficulties they pushed on, to nearby W.H. Knuckles Elementary School, which was on higher ground and dry, but it wouldn't be for long, as the water was starting to rush in on the school grounds, too.
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Unfortunately, though, the night didn't bode so well for fellow male contestant and Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, who pushed on and progressed weekly after two male protesters stormed the stage at the wrap of his dance on the show's season 23 premiere.
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It yen spiked 2.6 percent to 108.11 against the U.S. dollar JPY=EBS straight after the decision to post its biggest daily gain in more than five years and pushed on to an 18-month peak of 107.075 per dollar on Friday.
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Turkey's ties with Russia have caused tensions between Ankara and the United States, with Washington warning of potential U.S. sanctions if its NATO ally pushed on with a deal to purchase S-400 Russian defense systems, which are not compatible with NATO systems.
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Related: The little red pill being pushed on the elderly Geriatric psychiatrist and former FDA medical officer Susan Molchan said that the number of deaths is alarming and questioned whether patients and their families are aware of the risks associated with the drug.
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Timur Pulathaneli, Ford's supervisor of connected vehicles and services, said that if it proved to be a nuisance, drivers could turn the feature off in the app so that Alexa would respond only after a button was pushed on the steering wheel.
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But beyond that, Simz has pushed on with unorthodox projects—absolutely loads of EPs, curating a festival, never once changing her sound to please others, slapping away the dreaded "femcee" label—without much initial support from the traditional UK music industry gatekeepers.
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Faced with a deficit (and ever-increasing irritability from the fans), Hodgson — who acknowledged that changes had been "pushed on to me maybe a bit earlier" because of the goal — made an aggressive double substitution at halftime by inserting Vardy and Sturridge into the attack.
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Full investigation: The little red pill being pushed on the elderly After CNN's report, the Los Angeles city attorney announced that it was launching an investigation into Avanir, examining whether the company broke state or federal laws in the sale, marketing or prescribing of Nuedexta.
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PHILADELPHIA — Democrats pushed on Friday to extend the excitement spurred by a four-day convention that culminated in the presidential nomination of Hillary Clinton, taking the fight against Donald J. Trump to the battleground states that could decide an election just over 100 days away.
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The grim conclusions, based on more than 500 interviews, coincided with reports of heavy civilian casualties in the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta, where Syrian and Russian forces pushed on with a ferocious offensive aimed at crushing the last major rebel stronghold in the area.
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In New York, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pushed on Thursday for the 193-member General Assembly to hold a rare emergency special session on Syria since a deadlocked Security Council has failed to take action to end the nearly six-year war.
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The result is a never-ending stream of Rorschach test controversies pushed on social media, in which either the meaning of events on film or even the very facts of what's being depicted are litigated endlessly and tied to our right-versus-left culture war.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration and top U.S. Senate Republicans pushed on Tuesday for action on a bill to dismantle Obamacare, but time was running out and they were still hunting for the votes needed to pass their latest attempt to gut the 2.33 healthcare law.
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When pushed on how exactly immigration rules would change at the end of October, Johnson's spokesperson could only point to increased criminality checks planned for EU citizens arriving in the UK."We will introduce much tougher criminality rules for people entering the UK," his spokesperson said.
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But Puerto Rico's federally-appointed fiscal oversight board supports Rossello's effort to tweak the deal, in part because the concessions it seeks from PREPA creditors are much smaller than the ones likely to be pushed on other Puerto Rico investors, board member Ana Matosantos testified on Wednesday.
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Just as the Kremlin has been linked to the Internet Research Agency in St. Petersburg, analysts in India say there is reason to believe that Modi's BJP party is behind much of the fear-based fake news being pushed on WhatsApp and other social media platforms.
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Pushed on why Trump administration officials would be barred from speaking negatively about the president or his family, a practice more commonly found in corporate environments, but that have been used by the White House and Trump campaign, Sanders defended the administration's use of the agreements.
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After setting the scene with Kennedy, he pushed on in the same vein, lamenting what he saw as a dwindling sense of trust in America's politicians and institutions — it's all "fool's gold," he said — and reminiscing about attending a John F. Kennedy rally as a poor kid in Brooklyn.
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Aside from the brewing style versus taste, the other great thing about the MoJoe is that it keeps the water separate from the coffee grinds until the filtering process (saving us from the horror of ingesting those nasty instant, water soluble coffee products that have been pushed on us for decades).
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PARIS (Reuters) - John Isner pushed on towards an ATP Tour finals spot when he reached the semi-finals of the Paris Masters with a 26-23 13-21(22) 21-4 win over Argentine Juan Martin del Potro on Friday as the tournament dealt with the withdrawal of Rafa Nadal.
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" When pushed on the U.K.'s forecast of two percent economic growth this year, Javid's overarching argument was that "the OBR (Office for Budget Responsibility) still believes that Britain is going to grow at a faster rate than any of the G7 economies this year, and that's a vote of confidence.
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But Roksanda Ilincic, the Serbian-born, London-based fashion designer whose understated role in the local fashion scene over the last decade has suddenly changed into marquee status, bristled at the suggestion her appeal was rooted in "power dressing" when pushed on the subject in her airy East London studio last month.
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This person also adds that fraud wasn't part of that early conversation with Partovi, that Partovi's concern, rather, was over aggressive revenue forecasts and that, pushed on whether Hampton Creek could grow into those numbers, Partovi said they were not unachievable based on the pipeline of products that the company intended to bring to market.
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The bulk of senators on the committee come from Western energy producing states -- for example, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska is the Republican chair of the committee and Cantwell of Washington is the top Democrat -- so Perry heads into the hearing expecting to be pushed on how he will boost energy production, while balancing environmental concerns.
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Hillary Clinton and Streep spoke at the first summit, and this year it has held events in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and New York City, with the likes of Lagarde, actress Viola Davis, and new Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi, who Brown pushed on how he would address the ride-hailing app's "absolutely unacceptable" sexist culture.
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Radio Flyer has built eight playgrounds in underserved neighborhoods, has donated over 1,000 wagons to the Starlight Children's Foundation so that sick children can ride wagons through hospitals instead of being pushed on cold medical equipment and has planted over 1,000 trees in honor of their commitment to plant a tree for every product purchased online.
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A senior White House official told House impeachment investigators last month that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's hand-picked ambassador to Europe had pushed — on behalf of Trump himself — for Ukraine's president to launch two investigations that could help Trump politically.
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"It is the brain," Mr. Lévy said, when pushed on why he was so convinced Ms. Scott Thomas was the right choice (a representative of the Women's Forum also acknowledged that the organization hoped Ms. Scott Thomas would help it reach a new audience, giving the forum the same star dazzle that Angelina Jolie has brought to the United Nations).
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" He pushed on through mounting cheers: "The pundits—the pundits—like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states, red states for Republicans, blue states for Democrats, but I've got news for them too: We worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinPentagon watchdog declines to investigate hold on Ukraine aid Schumer blocks drug pricing measure during Senate fight, seeking larger action Five things to watch at Supreme Court's DACA hearings MORE (D-Ill.) also pushed on Wednesday to win unanimous consent for another drug-pricing bill, one he has sponsored with Grassley to require prices to be listed in TV advertisements for drugs. Sen.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE pushed on Thursday for Facebook to "own up" to its role in allowing fake news to spread after the platform revealed it had published thousands of political ads over the past two years that were linked to fake Russia-based accounts.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to testify on Libra | Extremists find home on Telegram app | Warren blasts Facebook for not removing anti-Biden ad | California outlaws facial recognition in police body cameras | China rips US tech sanctions Overnight Energy: Warren unveils T environmental justice plan | Trump officials eliminate board on smart grids | Proposed Trump rule aims to ease restrictions on mineral mining MORE (D-Mass.), one of the top-tier 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, on Monday stood by her claim that she lost a teaching job in 1971 because she was pregnant after she was pushed on the subject in an interview with CBS News over changes in her phrasing of the story over the years.
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