The presentation highlights a limitation of using third parties to rebut conspiracy theories: encyclopedia articles generally are not written, first and foremost, to rebut other writing.
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Prosecutors called Guevara to the stand to rebut that claim.
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Many claims against her are also easy to rebut independently.
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The show seems primed to rebut the arguments against it.
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But Mueller's findings will be harder for him to rebut.
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But his former aides were quick to rebut the claim.
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Tuesday's event appeared to be designed to rebut that criticism.
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"You didn't rebut a single factual assertion tonight," Cuomo responded.
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Mr. Trump did little to rebut her charges of racism.
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She was never given a chance to rebut his claim.
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Plenty of readers noticed The Times's failure to rebut Trump.
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China's government has tried to rebut critics of its industrial plan.
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The Kryptos report doesn't rebut all of Windows XP's security issues.
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In their letter, the defense experts sought to rebut both arguments.
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Leading Republicans who could rebut these assertions have not done so.
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She could be trying to rebut the "Bernie would've won" argument.
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The South Carolina Republican did not rebut an account from Sen.
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Both Yang and Lowrey muster substantial research to rebut these claims.
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Fact-checkers cannot rebut viral hoaxes and misinformation they cannot see.
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Only women, to go with additional evidence to rebut that presumption.
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Who among the Democratic contenders is best positioned to rebut it?
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Ms. Trump has tried to rebut accusations that her father is sexist.
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Mr. Steele, the district attorney, also worked to rebut the defense claims.
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But to try to rebut 50 pages of allegations in the press?
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Democrats have drafted their own memo to rebut the Republican-drafted document.
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Clinton with few details to rebut and little time to do it.
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But the special counsel goes to unusual lengths to rebut that analysis.
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In the next debate, Clinton should rebut Trump's over-the-top pessimism.
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Let's start with Giuliani's seeming attempt to rebut the idea of truth.
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How can even the most enlightened male candidate rebut that plain fact?
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Patton's appearance was meant to rebut Cohen's claim Trump is a racist.
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I'd also like to rebut your accusation that I'm "prolific" on Twitter.
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They made a halfhearted attempt to rebut John Dean when he testified.
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He looks forward to an opportunity to rebut these allegations in Court.
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The company has also set up a website claiming to rebut the report.
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Every time Trump says something about her, you could rebut it with research.
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He said Trump's arguments in favor of the medium were hard to rebut.
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Mr. Hybels was allowed to go on stage and forcefully rebut each accusation.
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If you must rebut, take a deep breath and excuse yourself for research.
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He'd "100 percent" rebut Comey's accusations under oath, he said in June 2017.
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A classified Democratic memo seeks to rebut the Republican accusations of political bias.
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And he sought to rebut the corrupt behavior that the prosecution was alleging.
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Much of the self-praise seemed designed to rebut or pre-empt criticisms.
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" Clapper said he hopes the FBI "takes the opportunity to rebut the memo.
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"But you can't rebut anything that I've said about being presidential," Sellers said.
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Through it all, Mr. Trump has had the opportunity to rebut the charges.
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It's hard to rebut since the only American who knows what happened is Trump.
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It seemed to rebut the Times story point by point — a reader's guide, perhaps.
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"We had to figure out how to rebut what he was saying," Dermody said.
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"We're really going through it and seeing what we have to rebut," he said.
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The Justice Department will likely have the opportunity to rebut the green groups' arguments.
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In other words, he didn't directly rebut allegations the Pentagon's ethics team is investigating.
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If they're wrong, rebut them, teach them, beat them on the battlefield of ideas.
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Last week, Gase continued to rebut the reports, saying he was angered by them.
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In recent weeks, prosecutors called a number of witnesses to further rebut the defense.
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What is striking is how little Porter has offered to rebut these factual assertions.
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Post reporter Callum Borcher, writing about Rubio's tweets, sought to rebut some of the criticisms.
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That could rebut suggestions that her speaking fees made her a puppet of Goldman Sachs.
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During President Obama's terms, the Republicans chose young, diverse, qualified leaders to rebut his statements.
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He also sought to rebut some of the most often-heard criticisms of his wife.
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Wednesday's announcement seemed to rebut that report, citing progress the Justice Department had seen made.
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Her critics would find a way to rebut her story no matter what, she said.
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But that hasn't stopped them from airing television response ads designed to rebut the attacks.
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Janz said he hopes the Democrats release their own memo to rebut the GOP's document.
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How will the candidates who support a public option (Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar) rebut that?
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This is the part of the critique of postmodernism that can be hard to rebut.
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Later polls will confirm or rebut the results of the most recent American Research Group poll.
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The longer the party remains in power the more difficult it is to rebut such arguments.
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The defense brief also contends that key evidence needed to rebut prosecution evidence has been lost.
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Project Debater, whose job was to respond directly to those points, didn't quite rebut them directly.
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And an Axios exclusive about Spicer connecting reporters with the CIA Director to rebut a story.
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Now he's written a follow-up, which largely is designed to rebut criticism of the original.
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They also rebut the idea that Shakespeare wasn't the author of the works attributed to him.
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But his advisers forcefully rebut the notion that he's advancing his own interests over the party's.
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Some conservative observers have cited these past parades to rebut concerns about Trump's endeavor this week.
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Which is why Ms. magazine, looking to rebut the popularity of these photos, answered with death.
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What he needed to do Thursday night was effectively rebut those attacks and preserve his position.
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In many ways its most pressing impulse seems to be to rebut the previous Broadway revival.
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Mr. Mnuchin, in an interview in October, said that he was prepared to rebut such differences.
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In seeking to rebut Russia's claim, the report went into detail about the carnage last week.
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McKeague did not rebut that, cracking a grin as they dueled even if Azarenka did not.
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But Exxon retained Kimberley Neuendorf, a Cleveland State University content analysis expert, to rebut the conclusions.
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Mr. Priebus then asked the two F.B.I. officials what they could do to rebut it publicly.
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"He has to rebut that presumption, particularly after the way he's managed it publicly," she said.
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That meant Dr. Laskar never got a chance to rebut the state's accusations at a trial.
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He creates a new crisis every time he tries to quell or rebut an old one.
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The White House and its outside allies have launched a public relations effort to rebut Comey.
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Instead, the October response sought only to rebut the notion that there was no noncitizen voting.
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With NeuroTracker, Faubert has made some effort to rebut this, but not everybody has been persuaded.
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That prompted Priebus to ask the FBI to rebut the story publicly, but the FBI declined.
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The central difference is that Mr. Sanders's targets are amply endowed to rebut or undermine his assertions.
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Soroush was initially an admirer of Khomeini, and used Popper to rebut Marxism's broad and unprovable claims.
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It appears to be a historically monumental national security breach—one that Apple continues to boldly rebut.
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And the new work also seems to rebut a common theory for why these deaths are happening.
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Netanyahu will likely participate in a hearing, where he will have the chance to rebut the accusations.
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Google CEO to rebut privacy, bias criticisms before Congress Sundar Pichai will appear before lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Pence deflected those jabs, often without explicitly defending Trump, while Kaine aimed to step in and rebut.
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The only way for Melania to rebut the allegations is for her to release her immigration documents.
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If their candidate is so well-prepared, why does she need Lester Holt to rebut Trump's arguments?
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He quoted recent statements they made criticizing immigration enforcement and sought to rebut them one by one.
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Mike Rogers to take action to rebut news reports about collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The Commerce Department this month will revise its rules to allow companies to directly rebut exclusion objections.
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The Trump brief barely attempts to rebut the factual allegations against the president, and contains no citations.
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Valdes-Sosa said researchers and investigators are working on a paper to rebut the microwave weapons theory.
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Democratic senators also said they would soon have recruits to announce that would rebut the GOP's narrative.
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According to the source in the room, voices were not raised, but Kelly did rebut the concern.
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Mr. Clement is obviously at odds with the Trump administration on how to rebut the mootness question.
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Sanders will likely not rebut his leftist base; he's not the nice old codger that some project.
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Comey is expected to use his upcoming book tour to directly rebut Trump's attacks on the FBI.
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It was intended to rebut allegations that he had slowed down an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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On the Fox Business debate stage in South Carolina, the remaining GOP field had the floor to rebut
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And shouldn't the executive board have an opportunity to address AIBA to give us an opportunity to rebut?
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Pelosi has also been adept at anticipating the opposition's arguments and using the investigative process to rebut them.
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Seeking to rebut Warren's remarks, Esper also said he had never been accused of corruption in his life.
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Anti-vaccine sentiment is easy to spread through social media and difficult to rebut once it takes hold.
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The bereaved have an unimpeachable moral authority, which can make it difficult for politicians to rebut their criticism.
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They may evenaccuse you of being too sensitive or overly dramaticif you speak up to rebut their point.
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And the reporters, Barbaro and Twohey, followed Brewer Lane in a segment on CNN to rebut her claims.
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Attorney Richard Westling said in court that it's less clear whether the defense needs to rebut Mueller's accusations.
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But he didn't acknowledge or rebut the doubts that many have expressed about his demeanor, honesty and character.
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Sondland's testimony still left holes for Trump's defenders to use in their efforts to rebut his narrative, however.
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"There's been no opportunity for our foundation or for thoughtful Americans to come on and rebut," Gaspard said.
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Speaking to Sean Hannity on Fox News in 2017, Ms. Crowley sought to rebut the accusations against her.
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He issued a defensive statement to rebut criticism of his personal handling of the North Korea nuclear crisis.
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"It makes sense to be able to rebut or confirm the existence of these historical remains," he said.
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TAPPER: I'm just going to give Dana the chance to rebut and we'll go to the next question.
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Mr. Vucic said he could rebut each criticism and pointed to his government's handling of Mr. Stefanovic's beating.
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Prosecutors called Guevara to the stand to rebut Solache and Reyes's allegations that he beat confessions out of them.
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Clinton's strategy to rebut Trump's attacks has been to portray him as attacking women overall and focus on policy.
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The lawsuit, announced Monday, charged that DHS never afforded the company the chance to rebut the claims against it.
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The second is somewhat more difficult to rebut, since a lot of it is based on innuendo or implication.
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Are the meetings a way to rebut the notion that Trump is actually on vacation, despite his claims otherwise?
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But to rebut questions about trust, Clinton turned to people who have both worked with Sanders and endorsed her.
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The painful part was that Rose could provide no transcendent play to rebut all that cheap and loaded criticism.
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Pain is a concern as well; evidence exists both to support and rebut the notion that infants recover quickly.
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The gun lobby hopes to rebut Obama, who cast the actions as reasonable steps to prevent senseless gun violence.
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This is a report of painstaking detail and fairness, affording all a chance to rebut or explain their actions.
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Clinton has also turned toward her husband's administration, whether to rebut Mr. Sanders's attacks or to bolster her own.
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Coats appeared to suggest that he would resist any pressure from the White House to publicly rebut media stories.
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It structured its points with clarity, and understood its opponent's speeches accurately enough to rebut them point by point.
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Kavanaugh denies the allegation unequivocally; on Monday he said he's willing to rebut it before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Democrats eventually wrote and released their own countermemo, drawn from the same underlying material, to rebut the Republican document.
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The labor secretary, whose purview includes combating human trafficking, has done nothing so far to rebut The Herald's reporting.
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Once evidence of a "penalty" for Asian Americans is introduced in the conversation, it can be difficult to rebut.
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The Democrats drafted their own memo to rebut the Republican narrative, but Republicans have so far blocked its release.
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The case Harrington makes to rebut it is more intricate and winding, though her prose remains clear and crisp.
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But the bill never became law, and supporters have no way of getting real-world evidence to rebut them.
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The hearing has given Republicans an equal amount of time for their final public opportunity to rebut Democrats' case.
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Mr. Obama would then have the opportunity to rebut the charge and — one assumes — a spirited discussion would follow.
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Until Clinton can bring herself to admit the force of this critique, she can't begin to convincingly rebut it.
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Reply comments, in which the various stakeholders aim to rebut the arguments of their opponents, are due on August 16.
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These issues have gnawed at Mr. Cooperman, who used his five-page letter to rebut some of Ms. Warren's platform.
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"Then you don't have to rebut the argument that he's also a defendant pending his own trial," Mr. Alperstein said.
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And his furious finger-waving at the moderators to make sure he got to rebut Clinton's jibes seemed ill-tempered.
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The document attempts to rebut criticism of Brazil's environmental record, but ignores some of President Jair Bolsonaro's more controversial policies.
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Thompson wasn't given an opportunity to explain himself to police or to rebut the hotel manager's account after his arrest.
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A FOX TV executive says the success of "Roseanne&aposs" rebut [SIC] -- reboot has emboldened them to bring Allen back.
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Though this growth can't be attributed to the wage hike, it does rebut the idea that raising wages kills businesses.
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On Monday, the House Intelligence Committee voted unanimously to release a document drafted by Democrats to rebut the GOP memo.
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You can barely understand them; it sounds like a different language, and if you can't rebut it, then you lose.
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But others seemed to use it to rebut the idea that black people faced unique prejudice in the United States.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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Virginia supporters have framed ERA ratification as a chance to rebut the state's long history of racist and intolerant policies.
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Ms. Handel has struggled to rebut Mr. Ossoff's criticism on this issue throughout the race, and struggled again on Thursday.
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I'm not talking about the dramatic hearings nor the stream of serious allegations and full-throated defense to rebut them.
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Mr. Priebus, according to the White House officials, then asked the men what they could do to rebut it publicly.
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The Republican National Committee is organizing television and radio bookings for people appearing to rebut Mr. Comey during the tour.
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But such readings could be facile biographical interpretations which Congo-the-pure-abstractionist might rebut with outraged howls and whoops.
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It also previews the ways in which Biden could rebut Trump if he chooses to challenge the president in 2020.
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Regulators have said Russia must accept those conclusions or credibly rebut them to return to good standing in international competition.
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Thompson wasn't given an opportunity to explain himself to police, or to rebut the hotel manager's account after his arrest.
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Horowitz may also have contractual rights that ensured he would be provided with sufficient notice and resources to rebut any allegations.
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And current national polls would seem to rebut the assumption among the Masters of the Universe that Sanders can't beat Trump.
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Mrs Kramp-Karrenbauer's first challenge has thus been to rebut the charge that she is merely a clone of the chancellor.
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One way the Sanders campaign hopes to rebut this is by winning endorsements from leading national security and foreign policy thinkers.
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The company has 10 business days to file a compliance plan or 15 business days to rebut the charges, the defense.
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Not surprisingly, the Chamber itself had to resort to half-truths and misrepresentations to rebut the growing critiques of the RAA.
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Uber provided the data to rebut a Buzzfeed report that searches for "rape" or "sexual assault" turned up thousands of results.
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They also said DHS needs to offer an opportunity for parents to rebut evidence that they were deemed "ineligible" for reunification.
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His office never issued public statements, except on occasion to rebut news reports that painted an inaccurate picture of the investigation.
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Like Trump's plan, it is unlikely to end the shutdown but will help rebut claims they are weak on the border.
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In a four-page document, the White House sought to rebut many of Moscow's claims about the circumstances of the attack.
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To rebut the defense, prosecutors on Friday called the former Army officer who served as the first commander of Camp 7.
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But the head of Soros's philanthropic group said the conservative network won't let him on air to rebut the wild accusations.
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But Republicans who back the nomination are likely to point to the memo in an effort to rebut criticisms of her.
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If Rivers is looking to rebut evidence of his poor management, the Spurs game could be Exhibit A for the defense.
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Delmonico's seemed to rebut single-handedly the notion that American cooking, as one historian put it, insulted every sense but hearing.
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She realized she could not rebut what seemed untrue to her because she did not know her family's history well enough.
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Joaquin Castro (D-TX), a committee member, said he thinks the Schiff memo will help rebut a potentially orchestrated Republican campaign.
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The Democratic memo seeks to rebut the Nunes document, in part, by disputing its account of how the warrant was obtained.
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The officials asked pointed questions and appeared skeptical that Ms. Haspel would be able to rebut critics on the Intelligence Committee.
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Trump's tweet comes as Democrats push to release a memo expected to rebut a Republican document of alleged FBI surveillance abuses.
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We'll find out Tuesday just how forcefully he wants to rebut the attacks from Trump, who is his boss after all.
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In his interview Thursday, Trump ticked off several actions that he said rebut any argument that he is under Putin's thumb.
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Intelligence Committee Republicans have blocked Democrats, at least for now, from releasing their own countermemo drafted to rebut the GOP document.
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Elizabeth Warren, who this week released a DNA test seeking to rebut Trump's insults about her claims of Native American heritage.
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But then on Wednesday — in another move apparently intended to rebut mounting criticism — the company said it would undo the deal.
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Prosecutors, however, said they should be allowed to bring up the deal to rebut the defense's attempts to impugn Constand's motives.
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But any day when the White House has to rebut questions about the President's mental stability is hardly a good one.
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On Thursday, he was nimble and quick to rebut Trump, launching off-the-cuff counterpunches and often speaking over his rivals.
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Earlier in the hearing, to rebut Mr. Cohen's charge that the president is racist, Mr. Meadows asked Ms. Patton to stand.
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We will avoid responding directly on Twitter, but will rebut him on Facebook and in e-mails to staff and the media.
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"Now maybe we can persuade people to change their minds by marshaling facts and making arguments to rebut negative attacks," Clinton said.
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" Trump also looked to rebut reports of a chaotic White House, telling supporters, "the White House is running so smoothly, so smoothly.
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The Cuban delegation said the State Department did not rebut its assertion that the reported illnesses might have been psychosomatic in origin.
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The Justice Department filed the memo in court late Monday to rebut Manafort's efforts to have the criminal charges against him dismissed.
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The notice, he said, "wrongly and unfairly accused me of deliberately misleading" regulators without offering him a chance to rebut the claims.
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His daughter was once called a "pinko" because Andrews demanded equal time on a local radio station to rebut a conservative broadcaster.
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The problem with the electability argument, in this case, is that it's easy to rebut when the other party is attacking you.
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Xi Jinping obviously will come today with a strong message to rebut some of the anti-globalization we've seen from Donald Trump.
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Prosecutors broke down the body camera video frame-by-frame to rebut Tensing's assertion that he was being dragged down the street.
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One promising new approach is to keep track of the vaccine myths circulating in cyberspace and rebut each one as it appears.
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Some strategists suggested that Clinton is hammering on inversions to rebut criticism from Sanders that she is too cozy with Wall Street.
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The authors, Torben Iversen and David Soskice, do much more than rebut the idea that state and market are always in opposition.
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CNN's Phil Mattingly reports it is also a way for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to rebut conservative criticism of his performance.
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Sanders did not rebut any specific facts in the story, but referenced a statement from Trump's attorney, Charles Harder, to the newspaper.
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He left her little time to resolve it, and provided little more than a vaguely written letter for her to rebut. Mrs.
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Apple will have another chance to rebut the Justice Department's case before a hearing scheduled for March 22 before Magistrate Judge Pym.
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And Sanders is uniquely situated to rebut the claims that defending Obamacare is the same as turning America into a socialist state.
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It took the power of law enforcement to rebut Microsoft's claims that everything it was doing was pro-competitive, innovative and innocent.
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So when Cardi took to Instagram later that day to rebut Nicki's claims, with the full force of video, it was impactful.
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Fox's analysis seems to rebut liberal concerns about an increasing rate of mass shootings; Cohen et al seem to confirm those concerns.
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There are limited, if any, opportunities throughout the day for the President's allies to take to cable TV to rebut their points.
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It's believed this memo would rebut many of the abuse allegations made against the FBI in the GOP memo released on Friday.
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He has had to rebut Liberal suggestions that he might try to restrict abortion and ban same-sex marriage once in power.
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The F.B.I. director, James Comey, asked the Justice Department to rebut the assertion as false, but the department has not done so.
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A "blue team" of climate scientists would then rebut the criticisms, and the resulting back-and-forth would unfold in public view.
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If he does choose to pursue charges, he'll likely schedule a hearing, where Netanyahu will have the chance to rebut the accusations.
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Mr. McCabe authorized two F.B.I. officials to speak to The Journal to rebut allegations that he had slowed down the Clinton Foundation inquiry.
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There is extensive research to rebut the notion that men and women have different brains, with different career choices hardwired into our DNA.
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In Colorado Springs, Trump got sidetracked by a couple of disputes from last year as he tried to rebut a Clinton campaign ad.
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Event studies often come into play at the class certification stage of shareholder fraud litigation if defendants attempt to rebut the Basic v.
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Stone said he relished the chance to rebut the "serial lies" of John Podesta, the former Clinton campaign chairman who has already testified.
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In others, he chuckled and expressed disbelief that Trump could have made the statements Kaine had quoted, and then declined to rebut them.
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Adam Schiff, the intelligence committee's Democratic ranking member, said Sunday he expects FBI Director James Comey to rebut Trump's claim at a hearingMonday.
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Some companies are taking chances to rebut the president, even though the threat of a very public Twitter attack from Trump always looms.
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But in a study published Wednesday in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, researchers have used mathematical modelling to rebut this claim.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen had to directly rebut the GOP nominee's attacks Wednesday when she testified to the House Financial Services Committee.
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Taser wanted to educate medical examiners about the physiological effects of its weapons and rebut criticism running "contrary to the science," Graham said.
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Under the Equal Pay Act, employers can rebut evidence of disparate pay by affirmatively proving wage differences are attributable to gender-neutral policies.
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To rebut this, property owners must essentially prove they are innocent, a complete reversal of America's traditional presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
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She taped conversations knowing she has a severe credibility problem, and the administration easily could rebut anything she might write in her memoir.
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People like to rebut any negative talk about video games with the evidence that some games can improve visual acuity and problem solving.
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But The Times did not rebut her account and, unlike The New Yorker, was not able to obtain an interview with Ms. Ramirez.
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Because the basic details were classified until recently, the defense lawyers have been limited in what they could say to rebut those accusations.
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She was invited to the House hearing by a North Carolina Republican to rebut Mr. Cohen's accusation that Mr. Trump is a racist.
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Michael S. Rogers, the director of the National Security Agency, if he could do anything to rebut news stories on the Russia matter.
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Jay Sekulow, one of Trump's attorneys, said that they plan to rebut the Democrats' arguments and present "an affirmative case" of their own.
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Written by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee, is was intended to rebut a Republican document made public last week with Trump's consent.
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Manafort's attorneys insist he did not violate the plea deal and said they intend to rebut the government's filing after they see it.
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Still, if he can best Beiler's right-wing ideological challenge in the primary, he'll have to rebut King's progressive platform in the general.
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But a better debater is someone who can agree with somebody, but also have more points to refute and rebut and go against.
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To rebut that notion, Senator Ted Cruz's campaign set up "The Real Rubio Record" website highlighting Mr. Rubio's cooperation with Democrats over the years.
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The prosecution has tried to preemptively rebut this line of questioning by having the forensic psychiatrist Dr. Barbara Ziv testify earlier in the trial.
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Trump had a chance to finally rebut that tonight, but he may have waited too long to deliver the best part of that rebuttal.
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Yes, Musk might rebut that in the distant future the "posthumans" may add to their simulation more than just colors on a computer screen.
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Extremely interesting idea, but it immediately raises a barrage of questions that the campaign is unable to rebut on its relatively sparse information page.
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You can't avoid that with presidential debates, but when you're on the stage, you at least have a minute or two to rebut it.
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The wage trends also could help rebut the growing belief that the economy won't be able to sustain the growth it saw in 2018.
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During the same event, held to rebut supposed lies told about him by international media, he refused to provide any information about the economy.
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If the party runs moderates and conservatives in a bid to appeal to the suburbs, it also weakens its ability to adequately rebut Trumpism.
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Not because I might make a mistake, but because so many want the opportunity to rebut what they've seen over the past few years.
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This would seem to rebut President Trump's claim that Christians have an especially hard time getting accepted as refugees in the United States generally.
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Allen received twice as much space to rebut her comments, all while never really quite answering what was at the heart of the accusations.
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He said it was easy to be idealistic about people's intentions but hard to rebut a lived experience, especially when it was his grandmother's.
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A livid Mr. Trump pressed Mr. McGahn to publicly rebut the story, but he would not because the article accurately reported the president's desires.
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She agreed, at his suggestion, to an independent verification of Theranos's technology in order to rebut the Journal article and reassure investors and regulators.
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Democrats on the committee repeatedly coaxed intelligence leaders to rebut Mr. Trump's multiple assertions that a random individual hacker might have hacked Democratic targets.
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Judging by the last few debates, none of the current candidates remember those arguments or know how to rebut a populist to their left.
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They are faster to rebut allegations and they also more often openly attack the short sellers' credibility, making for more drawn-out, expensive campaigns.
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First, diplomacy is critical as we continue to work with our allies to rebut rhetoric and get Jon-un's regime to the negotiating table.
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The rebuke came as Democrats announced that they had drafted their own classified memo based on the same underlying materials to rebut Mr. Nunes.
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And the White House and those supporting this nomination better be prepared to rebut the allegations because they&aposre going to be thick and fast.
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Merkel described Hungary&aposs stance as "a problem" during the testy 27-minute news conference that saw the leaders repeatedly rebut each other&aposs comments.
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The plaintiffs could then rebut that claim by producing a less biased plan that performed as well as the existing map on measures like compactness.
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Judge Steven Watkins said that Smollett had "not shown good cause to rebut the public presumption of access," according to a report on NBC Chicago.
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In January, the Carter Center issued a brief statement to rebut the claim Trump made that all the former presidents also endorsed building the wall.
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Speculation ran rampant that Trump may speak up via social media to rebut Comey's testimony about the president's conversations with the since-fired FBI chief.
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Coats' appearance comes after he promised to answer questions about whether Trump pressured him to rebut stories about the focus of the federal Russia probe.
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Under a judicial doctrine known as the "rational basis test," courts will uphold a law unless a plaintiff can rebut any conceivable rationale for it.
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That rule enables plaintiffs to prove a violation by demonstrating the existence of a cartel, without showing harm and without having to rebut countervailing justifications.
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Still, the investigation could help Margrethe Vestager, Europe's competition commissioner, rebut allegations of bias as she begins her meetings in the United States on Monday.
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This comes a couple of months after it shuttered service in Seattle, and as the San Francisco-based company works to rebut additional parking options.
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Ten key points: Why it matters: The new details show how determined the West Wing was to rebut a front-page Times report on Feb.
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While the internet helps emergency officials rebut speculation, researchers note that the same platforms often allow rumors to spread farther and faster than ever before.
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Mr. McCabe authorized an F.B.I. spokesman and lawyer to speak to The Journal to rebut suggestions that he had put the brakes on the investigation.
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Williams replied with an observation that also could rebut any latent whining that there are too many highly rated teams in this year's later rounds.
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In 2014, court papers say, Mr. Gallman found a witness to rebut allegations that one of Mr. Scarpa's other clients had assaulted a police officer.
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The move, in theory, could rebut any arguments other criminal defendants will try to make in the future, claiming behavior like Stone's deserves more leniency.
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One of Trump's lead defense lawyers, Jay Sekulow, told reporters Wednesday that his team would "rebut" much of what Schiff alleged in his opening statement.
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Its executives vehemently deny the government's allegation that it is funding religious conversions, and say India has given them no opportunity to rebut the accusation.
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And look, this is the way that Trump deals with things — to rebut and sow anger and point blame in other places and so forth.
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But as he speaks, you can tell that some of his findings from the new data — which rebut his preconceptions — could change his own politics.
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Democrats plan to ask the House managers to respond to the defense counsel's Vice President Biden presentation in an effort to rebut it in full.
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"We look forward to the opportunity to rebut the State's baseless claims should the State present them to the jury at trial," the company said.
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Go deeper: Google's turn for the Facebook treatment Security bug affecting millions speeds up end of Google+ Google CEO to rebut privacy, bias criticisms before Congress
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" Michelle Kenyon, 58, a Cruz backer and geologist from Kemmerer, Wyoming, sought out reporters at the convention center to rebut Trump's comments from "Fox and Friends.
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For women and other groups, being able to serve openly in our nation's armed forces has created powerful opportunities to rebut negative stereotypes and demonstrate leadership.
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Put another way, the appeals court has made it very, very tough for defendants to rebut the Basic presumption that allows shareholders to win class certification.
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The map at Harvard, he said, appears to be a copy prepared for New York's representatives to the commission, to rebut any appeal by New Jersey.
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"You see all the hit pieces, you see all the negative messaging," said Colbert, who says she's tried to actively rebut reports that she considers skewed.
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The first stop in Saudi Arabia was designed specifically to rebut perceptions that Trump is anti-Muslim, according to a person who helped plan the stop.
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A new study, published in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology and authored by Twenge and others, seems poised to rebut at least some of these criticisms.
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An arbitrator's decision to strike a class waiver drastically magnifies the exposure for companies like Waterstone, which has no effective means to rebut the arbitrator's decision.
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Cruz and Trump have both labored to position themselves as the race's outsiders, a claim that Trump looks to rebut in the new South Carolina spot.
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Mr Trump, who owns a Virginia winery, should "aggressively rebut" European efforts to limit the use of names such as "Champagne" around the world, he says.
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Clinton looked to rebut that point Saturday when she argued that the country's problems are too big to propose wholesale changes and instead pushed incremental victories.
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Indeed, officials long insisted that the government could not rebut Mr Trump's falsehoods about Mexico because that would be to intervene in their neighbour's internal affairs.
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In that 1977 ruling, the court said journalists must at least be given notice and a chance to rebut the government's decision to revoke their credentials.
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Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, is not absent from cable news; she called in to CNN and MSNBC last week to rebut attacks from her rival.
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"I chose not to rebut these reports as they were published, as to have done so would have been a distraction for the campaign," Timothy said.
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Kavanaugh seeks to rebut this motive to fabricate with the prior statements in his calendar, which, he asserts, attest that he was not at the party.
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He has since tried to patch up those strained relationships, and quoted a Bible verse about avoiding foolish controversies to rebut one person who criticized him.
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The Trump team's initial volley made no mention of the central witnesses Democrats said could conclusively confirm or rebut their case but were blocked by Trump.
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Trump responded to the crisis by adopting the aggressive methods he always uses to rebut criticism and by living up his maxim to hit back hard.
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Mr. Sessions, whose confirmation hearings for attorney general begin on Tuesday, points to this to rebut the charges of racism that have followed him for decades.
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" And Vindman seemed prepared to rebut questions about his work history, wielding his own performance reviews that described him as "brilliant, unflappable, and exercises excellent judgment.
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The memo authored by GOP staff for Nunes alleges abuse of surveillance powers at the Justice Department, allegations Democrats sought to rebut with their own memo.
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But Trump will be right with her onstage, so she'll need to be able to parry his attacks and be prepared to rebut his false statements.
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Ri's statement appeared to rebut Trump's claim that North Korea "wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety" and that the US wasn't prepared to do that.
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During a series of videos attempting to rebut Carlos's arguments, he calls Carlos "the lispy queer from Vox," along with many other homophobic and racist slurs.
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The release of the less comprehensive financial disclosure will likely be used by the White House to rebut claims he is not meeting minimum standards of transparency.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State John Kerry reaffirmed the United States' opposition to torture Wednesday in an apparent attempt to rebut recent comments by Republican presidential candidates.
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While the government ran documentaries and articles in the official press criticising sanctions, the U.S. and EU embassies took to social media to rebut the official narrative.
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That's an important finding, and given how careful their latest work is to include all sources of income, it's going to be a hard one to rebut.
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On Thursday, Comey was given an opportunity to rebut some of those charges during a hearing on Capitol Hill before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Mueller's report documents some of that tension, including Trump deeming McGahn a "lying bastard" as he refused to rebut a story about Trump demanding Mueller be fired.
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Its quote-tweet function is like a disease vector for bad takes, as generally non-toxic users amplify somebody else's awful tweet to mock or rebut it.
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That's an effort to rebut Apple's claims that Qualcomm is seeking to reap unfair gains from old technology and to seek excessive royalties on standards-essential patents.
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But a report in The Washington Post that Trump went further than just asking Coats to rebut former FBI Director James Comey in public increases the intrigue.
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Jerusalem (CNN)President Donald Trump sought to rebut claims Monday that he damaged Israeli intelligence capabilities by revealing highly classified information to Russian operatives earlier this month.
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Finally, Sessions is expected to rebut Comey's claim that he had responded to Comey's request to limit his interactions with the president by effectively shrugging his shoulders.
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Democrats have called the memo misleading, and the House Intelligence Committee voted unanimously on Monday to release a document drafted by Democrats to rebut the GOP memo.
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Schumer took to the floor immediately afterward to rebut McConnell while almost the entire Democratic caucus watched from their desks, emphasizing the high stakes of the debate.
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Syria The Senate is gearing up to rebut the administration on Syria, after Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops out of the country caught lawmakers off guard.
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One pertinent rule is that a witness can rebut a charge of recent fabrication with proof of a "prior consistent statement" that predates the motive to lie.
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Above all, it was necessary to rebut the greatest historical thinker of the age, Hegel, who had elevated the writing of history into a branch of philosophy.
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Until we take decisive measures to rebut the threat from unreliable machines and hackers, we are actively allowing doubt over the integrity of our elections to multiply.
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Those books made him something of a champion of poetry, one happy to rebut those who would say that it has lost relevance in the modern age.
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It would have been interesting to read a committed scholar and champion of Renoir's work rebut the Instagram activists — and add a contemporary chapter to the tale.
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But a 10-page Democratic memo written to rebut the Republican document says that the F.B.I. was more forthcoming with the surveillance court than the Republicans say.
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The study was used by Mr. Yanukovych's allies to rebut international criticism that the prosecution and jailing of Ms. Tymoshenko was politically motivated and lacked sufficient evidence.
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To rebut the charge, they set up an interview with a former oil field manager, who agreed to talk on the phone if he was not named.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone indicated to senators that Saturday's arguments would seek to directly rebut the evidence presented by Democratic impeachment managers the previous three days.
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In his answer, Mr. Dershowitz appeared to be attempting to rebut that objection, including by arguing that a president may have more than one motivation for acting.
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Democrats have called the memo misleading and the House Intelligence Committee voted unanimously on Monday to release a document drafted by Democrats to rebut the GOP memo.
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The document also aims to rebut a series of claims about the campaign's ties to Russia, devoting an entire chapter, roughly 2628 pages, to challenge such points.
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At another debate some months later, he held up his hands to rebut a suggestion that their size indicated that another part of his anatomy was lacking.
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What gave this project urgency was partly the desire to rebut that notion, to put down a marker in favor of the present and the recent past.
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Democratic lawyers for the Judiciary and Intelligence Committees will formally present the case for impeachment to lawmakers, while Republicans will be allowed equal time to rebut them.
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The document aims to rebut a GOP surveillance memo alleging anti-Trump bias in the FBI and Justice Department, "THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS," Lieu tweeted of the decision.
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Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, asked a black woman who worked for the Trump administration to help him rebut Cohen's allegations that President Trump was racist.
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Immigration moderates from both major parties have certainly used softer language but mostly sought to co-opt or outflank the right wing rather than to rebut them.
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She accused him of an "artful smear" regarding the speaking fees she has received from major banks, a claim he took issue with but did not really rebut.
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Dessler was not involved in this study, and said he suspects it was "written specifically to rebut" Smith's claims, which gained traction among the broader climate denial community.
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He has (rightly) called Germany's vast trade surplus unsustainable—albeit in the context of an election in which he needed to rebut accusations of slavishness towards Mrs Merkel.
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Cameron has targeted workers in his campaign to try to rebut the "Out" campaign's argument that by leaving the EU, Britain can take back control of its borders.
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As the Democrats gathered in Philadelphia to rebut Trump and make their own case, many skeptical Republicans were beginning to cast an optimistic eye on their new nominee.
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Rejected applicants have criticized the department for taking sometimes misleading objections by domestic suppliers at face value and for not allowing importers a chance to rebut their arguments.
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Comey's testimony -- released Wednesday afternoon before senators headed into a classified briefing with Coats -- jibes with reports that Trump wanted Coats and Rogers to publicly rebut Russia stories.
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Alito, in his opinion, has to rebut the idea that union speech in the context of collective bargaining is essentially apolitical, and about wages and benefits for workers.
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STUDY HIGHLIGHTS GREEN ENERGY JOBS: Environmentalists have deployed a jobs survey to rebut any efforts from fossil fuel interests to downplay the renewable energy and energy efficiency economy.
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As you know, the Supreme Court held in Halliburton that although shareholders are entitled to a presumption that investors relied on corporate misstatements, defendants can rebut that presumption.
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" Trump has attempted to rebut these criticisms of his temperament in the past by claiming that it is in fact Clinton who is "trigger-happy and very unstable.
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At first, it appeared Trump's allies were grasping for a clear way to rebut allegations from Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs George Kent.
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There, along with American Conservative Union President Matt Schlapp, the two sought to temper Bannon's public image and rebut reports of discord between the administration's top two advisers.
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Several top White House officials have now gone on the record to rebut yesterday's Washington Post report that Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian officials last week.
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Trump unconvincingly denied his remarks on Friday, but the White House did not rebut making the "shithole" remarks outright, instead spinning it as Trump's characteristic toughness on immigration.
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It had been nearly a year since he began his one-man public-relations offensive to rebut accusations that, as a Trump campaign adviser, he colluded with Russia.
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And they did not rebut the managers' claim that Trump "diminished any confidentiality interests" by giving statements and tweeting about the matters the administration has claimed privilege over.
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But instead of trying to formally rebut Democrats' claims during the actual proceedings, the White House has refused to participate in the investigative process in the House entirely.
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The court's findings will greatly complicate any review of the rule by the Trump administration, because regulators would have to rebut findings that have already withstood legal challenge.
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Mr. Miccarelli shared the emails and images of the consultant with two members of the news media in order to rebut "false allegations of rape," Mr. Keel said.
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Also he brought with him a review from his former boss, then-White House Russia adviser Fiona Hill, who praised his performance, to rebut the issue Morrison raised.
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Obama isn't expected to address Donald Trump by name, but many have viewed the speech as a way for the president to rebut the Republican presidential front-runner.
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LOBBYING PUSHBACK The proposals, in particular a transaction tax, are likely to spark strong pushback from the financial lobby, which is already fighting aggressively to rebut the idea.
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While she did not directly rebut all the specifics in her statement, Conway was responding to on-air commentary from the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Monday.
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It seems designed solely to give each party an opportunity to tee up softball questions for their side to make their case or rebut the points of opponents.
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He brought with him a review from his former boss, then-White House Russia adviser Fiona Hill, who praised his performance, to rebut the issue Morrison raised. Rep.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, hoping to rebut questions about his mental fitness, requested the White House physician perform a cognitive exam during his yearly exam last week.
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In his interview with GQ, Mr. Kaluuya seemed to rebut Mr. Jackson's comments about the black experience in Britain being less fraught than that in the United States.
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"The hospital was unable to rebut Truaxe's lawyer's suggestion that his psychosis was induced by his use of psychedelic mushrooms and crystal meth," according to the Financial Post.
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Kelly found that Acosta was likely to succeed on Fifth Amendment grounds, saying Acosta had no meaningful opportunity to rebut the claims against him or challenge the government's actions.
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It was the latest in a series of campaign events where Roy Moore's campaign has put out supporters — largely religious activists or women — to rebut the allegations against him.
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However, parliamentary leaders argue that naming a Commission president from among those elected to the European Parliament would help rebut arguments that the European Union is bureaucratic and authoritarian.
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"I got elected president and you didn't" is a pretty hard thing to rebut if you are White House chief of staff Reince Priebus or chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Besides reasserting Taiwan's claim, Mr Ma wanted to rebut arguments made by the Philippines, in a case it has brought before the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.
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" Trump tried to pre-emptively rebut what he anticipated would be critics of these remarks by noting, "But they'll say 'Donald Trump says they fell in love, how horrible.
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Indeed, back-of-the-envelope insta-analyses by Nate Silver and Nate Cohn suggest this is the case, though it's hard to rebut claims that haven't been made publicly.
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Clinton was off the campaign trail on Tuesday, preparing for her final debate with Mr. Trump on Wednesday, so it fell to Mr. Obama to rebut Mr. Trump's assertions.
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The government, in seeking to rebut her testimony, charged that she had clicked "Attend" on the Facebook page of at least one event connected to the movement this year.
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Mr. Trump wanted to rebut Mr. Sessions's statement on Thursday on Twitter, but his advisers stopped him, according to people briefed on the matter, at least into the evening.
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Democrats are seeking to rebut those charges by declassifying other information in the application for the 90-day warrant, which was approved and renewed by the court three times.
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In an apparent rebut Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro's remarks, European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted praise at Trudeau and Canada on Sunday afternoon after the summit had ended.
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In her latest ad, for instance, Ms. McGrath, who played college soccer at the Naval Academy, bats away shots on goal as she tries to rebut Mr. Barr's attacks.
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They raced to prepare their own memo, based on the same underlying material, that sought to rebut the Republican claims, and then reluctantly pushed to release it publicly, too.
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Admiral Rogers and Mr. Coats were not the only ones the Trump administration asked to publicly rebut the notion that Mr. Trump's associates may have colluded with Russian officials.
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The White House has been critical of the leaks at the heart of those stories and tried unsuccessfully to enlist Mr. Comey in an effort to rebut the stories.
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Some Biden allies are eager for more campaign cash to rebut the attacks, which an outside super PAC that can easily collect from wealthy contributors backing Biden's presidential bid.
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To read the Reuters report, see: Gorskys journey to the witness stand can be traced to the lead role he played in company efforts to rebut the Reuters report.
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Granite Staters have been posting breathtaking photos of the natural beauty of our lakes, mountains and coastline to share their pride in New Hampshire and rebut your disparaging remarks.
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Democratic lawmakers are planning to give their guest tickets to immigrants who are making positive impacts on their communities, to rebut narratives that cast newcomers in a sinister light.
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It is an attempt to rebut Mr. Trump's repeated portrayal of Democrats as opponents of border security and their denunciation of his wall as an embrace of open borders.
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Much like Rudy Giuliani's recent odd claims about Michael Cohen and the Trump Tower meeting, Stone appears to be trying to preemptively rebut something he's heard secondhand, from reporters.
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The government formed a National Green Tribunal in 2010 to rebut criticism that it wasn't doing enough to combat pollution on the river, but results have been virtually nonexistent.
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The former New York City mayor also sought to rebut critics who say that his consulting and speeches make his attacks on the Clinton Foundation during the presidential campaign hypocritical.
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But explaining the uncharacteristically blunt Trump is not easy and Pence has regularly been asked to cool tensions and rebut critics for a President known to hold nothing back rhetorically.
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The questioning reportedly focused on Blumenthal's ties to David Brock and Media Matters, and allegations that he and Clinton coordinated to have Brock's groups rebut criticisms of her Libya policy.
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Throughout the first section of the debate, Clinton looked upset and blatantly annoyed that she had to prove her progressive credentials and rebut claims she's beholden to the financial industry.
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The takeaway from this sketch is the same as it was when McKinnon played Conway as Chicago's Roxie Hart three weeks ago, and it's extraordinarily easy to rebut as sexist.
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Trump and Republicans rebut that the impeachment investigation is a witch hunt, arguing that there was no "quid pro quo" between Trump and Zelensky since Ukraine eventually received the aid.
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Mueller could possibly rebut this by weaving the narrative of how a dozen-plus Trump campaign aides had contacts with Russians and took dramatic steps to cover-up those interactions.
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She would attract considerable media coverage, preventing Trump from dominating the news cycle, and her reputation for fighting against corruption and corporate influence helps rebut Trump's "Crooked Hillary" attack line.
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For those in the opposition party, guests are their only way — apart from an official response — that members can rebut the president on a night when he touts his accomplishments.
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While it's smaller-ball than Obama's more sweeping legacy plans, enacting tax reform would help the President rebut accusations he's been unwilling to work with Congress during his tenure. 5.
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The former operator of a Florida spa named in a prostitution investigation is speaking out for the first time to rebut reports that she sold access to President Donald Trump.
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"The companies are now working to rebut the proposed calculations of the EU for which the deadline is this Friday," said Pradnyawati, director of trade security at Indonesia's Trade Ministry.
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Some inside the administration concede the President's staff is long due for a shakeup, but that constant efforts to rebut the Russia allegations have made executing such a decision difficult.
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In other words, to defend Trump's claim that Obama tapped his phones and to rebut the growing bipartisan consensus that Trump's allegation was garbage, Spicer scored a massive own goal.
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"I would like to see them rebut our stories point by point and also answer the detailed questionnaire we sent them," Cobrapost's editor Aniruddha Bahal said in an emailed response.
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Those claims surfaced publicly last month in a mostly discredited memo issued by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee; Democrats released a counter-memo to rebut the allegations last weekend.
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First, the FBI should reinterview the principals in a "just the facts" manner designed to elicit whatever new information may exist that can corroborate or rebut the accusations by Ford.
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The first eyewitness was Anthony Gilberthorpe, who the Trump campaign made available to the Post during the 2016 contest to rebut Leeds' claim that Trump groped her on a flight.
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The talking points are intended to help the president's allies rebut criticism mounting around Trump's criticism of what he called the "alt-left" during a contentious news conference on Tuesday.
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Businesses that impose prohibited conditions have a chance to rebut the presumption that they're unconscionable, but once the conditions are deemed unenforceable, the business faces a $1,000-per-violation penalty.
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Biden also has a larger political goal, however — to rebut the charge that he is too cautious and too centrist for a Democratic Party where progressives are in the ascendant.
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If I had grown up without stories of gay and transgender Africans to rebut my father's words, then I could fill that gap in the historical record with my work.
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In his remarks to reporters after the meeting, Mr. Scott made it clear he had gone to the White House to rebut Mr. Trump's claim that "both sides" were responsible.
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Mr. McCabe, working through the F.B.I. press office, had authorized a spokesman and a bureau lawyer to speak to a reporter to rebut allegations that he had slowed the inquiry.
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Several people familiar with the matter told The New York Times that Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, ordered NOAA to rebut the forecasters' contradiction of Mr. Trump or face firings.
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" Asked if the full House could vote in order to rebut the ruling that individual members don't have standing to file the suit, Nadler said, "We'll have to consider that.
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If he wanted a chance to rebut a point made by the House Republican prosecutors, or managers, he would lay his pen down on the table in front of him.
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It has built a reputation as a rubber stamp among civil libertarians, who point to the lack of a process for defense attorneys to rebut evidence presented by law enforcement.
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In an apparent attempt to further rebut likely questions over the platform's lack of action tomorrow, Facebook also updated its "Dangerous Individuals and Organizations" policy, specifically its definition of terrorists.
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Strider never went to the counseling, and eventually led Correct the Record, an independent group that looked to rebut claims about Clinton as she prepared for her 2016 presidential run.
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The House Intelligence Committee on Monday voted unanimously to release a memo drafted by Democrats to rebut a GOP-crafted document alleging surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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"With John Podesta appearing before the committee I do feel it is essential that I have the opportunity to rebut his serial lies," Stone said in an email to Politico.
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After the 2008 campaign, Strider was tasked to lead Correct the Record, an independent group that looked to rebut claims about Clinton as she prepared for her 2016 presidential run.
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These military steps depended on the diplomatic cooperation we brokered to cut off Daesh's finances, slow its recruiting and rebut its poisonous propaganda on social media and within the region.
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Devin Nunes to take his first pass at questioning the witnesses, the congressman bombarded Taylor with a catalog of conservative buzzwords often employed to rebut the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry.
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A federal court ruled the government violated Ralls' due process rights by not giving it an opportunity to rebut the unclassified evidence the government relied upon to reach its decision.
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But on Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump was looking back to his upset victory in the 2016 campaign, still eager to rebut naysayers who've criticized him for losing the popular vote.
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To rebut Republican arguments, the White House points to a host of previous Supreme Court nominees who have received speedy hearings and votes regardless of which party had control in Congress.
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"I am anxious to rebut allegations that I had any improper or nefarious contact with any agent of the Russia state based on facts -- not misleading and salacious headlines," he said.
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" Twitter was quick to rebut Maher's cultural musings after he mocked the late Lee's widely-appreciated work, belittled millions of people who value comics, and broadly labeled comics as "stupid stuff.
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Trump used a round of Sunday morning television appearances to rebut strong criticism from Republican rivals and Democrats that he was encouraging discord with divisive language disparaging Muslims and illegal immigrants.
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The Party warned last year that a flood of online information is causing people to doubt the party and urged that the party do more to rebut "wrong" points of view.
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His opponent was then allowed 90 minutes to speak—60 to argue his side of things, 30 for rebuttal—before the first speaker was given a final 803 minutes to rebut.
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But their failure to rebut evidence of obstruction of justice "suggests that they have no substantive response," said Harry Sandick, a former federal prosecutor for the Southern District of New York.
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President Trump's combative press conference this afternoon, in which he declared his "100 percent" willingness to rebut Jim Comey under oath, reflects the White House's new take-no-prisoners war footing.
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Johnson will have an opportunity to rebut these claims, but he has already admitted to much of the case, and has only denied that he did anything more than kiss her.
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The document, which largely defends the president, aims to rebut a series of claims about the campaign's ties to Russia, devoting an entire chapter, roughly 20 pages, to challenge such points.
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An announcement that you probably, maybe, have some Native American blood in order to rebut the attacks from President Donald Trump that you sought to gain advancement by citing that heritage?
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"The documents respond to and rebut false allegations that have been made about Her Highness, providing evidence that she is alive and living with her family in Dubai," the statement said.
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Zito responded Tuesday evening with a detailed New York Post column, including a recording, two transcripts, and a photograph of notes aiming to rebut some, but hardly all, of the allegations.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers said that, to rebut the accusations, they will be forced to seek documents and witnesses from decades ago since the women will not meet with them before trial.
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The Associated Press reported that the White House circulated a three-page memo to rebut Shulkin's public statements blaming his exit on unfair political forces and insistence that he was fired.
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For instance, Mr. Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, produced his passport to rebut the dossier's claim that he had secret meetings in Prague with a Russian official last year.
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Asked why the ads were not running in more swing districts, DCCC Chairwoman Cheri Bustos pushed back against the suggestion that their buy was meant to rebut the anti-impeachment ads.
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The president even finally managed to send his classy nemesis, Nancy Pelosi, over the edge, as she became so agitated that she was driven to Trumpian tactics to rebut his lies.
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Kathryn Murdoch can relate to the proverbial family arguments between those who acknowledge climate change is real and those who, fed a steady diet of climate science denialism, rebut its existence.
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CNN reported that Nadler played the 1999 clip of Graham to "make the point to rebut" Trump's legal team's argument "that because a crime was not committed, he cannot be impeached."
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Should Mr. Barr rebut the inspector general's assessment, due out next week in a highly anticipated report, Mr. Trump's allies will most likely use that pushback to dismiss the work itself.
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Oliver Darcy adds: It's remarkable how it has become a regular occurrence for Smith to rebut the rhetoric coming from the channel's biggest stars (Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, etc).
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No medical ethicist is called to support or rebut Dr. Hurwitz's belief that it was not his job to police patients — or to withhold treatment because they were selling the drugs.
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Clinton did rebut the charge in her answer, but part of the reason we have moderators is so viewers can get clear statements of what is opinion and what is fact.
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All I can say to rebut this is that you should watch the dude play, and then say that his basketball is not different than the game played by other players.
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After President Donald Trump asserted in a speech last week that "some" ex-presidents have told him they support his border wall efforts, their representatives are speaking out to rebut that claim.
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"I am anxious to rebut allegations that I had any improper or nefarious contact with any agent of the Russia state based on facts -- not misleading and salacious headlines," Stone told CNN.
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One of the first moves Democrats made after regaining control of the House was intervening in the Texas lawsuit to rebut the claim brought by a coalition of 20 Republican-led states.
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"Watchmen" isn't about to give the game away on that, but it does help rebut suspicions that Sister Night wouldn't be as morally ambiguous as the vigilantes in Moore and Gibbons's book.
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UK Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, sought to rebut that criticism a few days ago, arguing that the success of the WannaCrypt attack on NHS' systems is nothing to do with "our preparedness".
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The administration is eager to rebut criticism that it has not exerted enough effort to ease the suffering of Syrians, and pictures of starving children in besieged Syrian towns do not help.
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We thought through the possible counterarguments that people from both sides of the aisle could make to rebut our statements, and we made sure we were on as solid ground as possible.
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"Some of these hearings have denied U.S. parties certain rights, including the opportunity to review and rebut the evidence against them," the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said in a statement.
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His reasoning: Stone said that he wanted to speak out in order to rebut the testimony of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta, who appeared in front of the committee earlier today.
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Sarah Palin wasn't impressed with who the Democrats chose to rebut the upcoming State of the Union address — and social media users weren't impressed with how Palin chose to express that disapproval.
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Based on Westlaw's tally of decisions citing the 8th Circuit's Best Buy decision, only a couple of trial courts have adopted the appellate court's reasoning on how defendants can rebut the presumption.
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At a minimum, three things are required: notice of the accusation against the accused, an opportunity to rebut the accusation in a meaningful manner and time frame, and a neutral decision maker.
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"Fox News has had the opportunity to have us come on to rebut some of the more outrageous claims that are being made, and they refuse to have us on," Gaspard said.
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" She went on, "In the past, administrators would say, 'I'm hearing from this industry this or that,' and then you could rebut it or say, 'I have to get back to you.
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As recently as eight months ago, prosecutors in the Cosby case would have been barred from calling sexual trauma experts to rebut the argument that Constand's behavior was inconsistent with an assault.
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And significantly, for Warren, it's a tool to rebut charges she's merely a partisan bomb-thrower with nothing to show for her time in the Senate as she runs for re-election.
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But the storming of the SCIF ultimately won't succeed in slowing down the pace of the impeachment inquiry or do anything to substantially rebut the allegations at the heart of the inquiry.
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Lichtman had said in a court filing on Saturday that he wanted to call the agents to rebut testimony by two of the prosecution's witnesses about their earlier statements to law enforcement.
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So McNabb attempted to rebut him by naming a legitimate reason to own AR-15s and other advanced semiautomatic rifles: mowing down the feral hogs that menace him and his young children.
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The outcry and confusion were such that the Wuhan government released a statement on its official social media account on Sunday to rebut the assertions that the authorities were hiding new cases.
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Adam Schiff, is expected to directly rebut the Republican memo, which accuses the FBI of abusing the surveillance process in obtaining a warrant on former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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He made little effort to hide his contempt for the investigations of his business and family, saying that the stacks of records he has voluntarily given investigators rebut any suggestion of impropriety.
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Jim Jordan (Ohio), John Ratcliffe (Tex.) and Douglas A. Collins (Ga.) — to … help White House counsel Pat A. Cipollone rebut the two charges that the president abused his power and obstructed Congress.
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The White House has attempted to rebut concerns about the president's intelligence and fitness for office raised in a book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," released earlier this month.
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In a lengthy post on Twitter, Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch sought to rebut several claims raised by Ford's defenders who have argued committee members have not been sympathetic to her plight.
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The report, which is based on similar documents created during the Nixon and Clinton impeachment processes, also seeks to rebut claims from Republicans that impeachment amounts to the reversal of an election.
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The White House did not provide an eyewitness to rebut Crooks, who accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a young receptionist.
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Murder by a stranger may be the rarest type of murder, but it inspires the most public terror, because there's no way to rebut the idea that it could happen to anyone.
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Since the trial started before U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis last Tuesday, Manafort's lawyers have kept their cross-examinations brief and at times refrained from attempting to rebut damaging testimony in detail.
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Those claims can't be tested and there's no doubt the company has incentive to hype its products, in part to survive and in part to rebut its problems including lawsuits on the horizon.
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The Democrats' document is intended to rebut the Republican memo, which alleges bias against Republicans by FBI and Justice Department officials as they obtained a warrant allowing surveillance of a Trump campaign adviser.
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If an employer requires a new hire to take a screening test, then the new employee has the right to submit to an additional screening test to rebut the results, the law states.
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A foreign ministry official pointed to the list at the time as clear evidence to rebut skepticism over China's determination to implement UN sanctions against North Korea, its neighbor and longtime communist ally.
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To be fair, though numerous reports rebut his "nice guy" persona, Kasich has seemed to display more of a concern for the poor and disadvantaged, even before he decided to run for president.
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The Democratic memo purports to rebut a Republican memo released the week prior that criticized the FBI's application for a secret warrant to monitor the communications of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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The White House announced Friday it will temporarily block the public release of a secret Democratic memo that attempts to rebut Republican allegations of government abuse of spying laws in the Russia investigation.
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Sports Briefing | Golf Tiger Woods posted a video of himself swinging a golf club in an effort to rebut recent reports that suggested he had endured setbacks in his recovery from back operations.
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Fighting for re-election in April, Mr Abadi might try to rebut accusations that he toppled IS only to cede land to a Kurdish state—by launching a battle for Kirkuk's oil fields.
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It is certainly fair to assume that the loss came largely from other people's money, and fair for us to expect Trump to rebut such a claim .... by showing us his tax records.
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"He gave both sides extra time and allowed the ACLU to rebut at the end as well, so it was a good, fair, thorough hearing," Hetfield said, adding that the courtroom was packed.
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President Barack Obama recently went on the record to rebut a story suggesting his personal discipline was such that he allowed himself no more or less than "seven almonds" for an evening snack.
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The committee spent weeks examining the charges against Hyten and heard privately from his accuser and him, allowing the general to rebut the charges in private and at his formal confirmation hearing Tuesday.
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Trump met with Prime Minister Netanyahu, and said "I never mentioned the word or the name Israel," in an effort to rebut claims his conversation with Russian diplomats damaged intel sharing with Israel.
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Trump also sought to shape the emerging narrative over the meeting, apparently seeking to rebut critics who argue that he was not sufficiently tough on the election meddling issue in the Putin showdown.
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Most judges would then allow the prosecutor to rebut that with "bad character" evidence, and that could include testimony from the other dozen or so women who have told stories similar to Constand's.
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"Crystallex has met its burden to rebut the presumption of separateness between PDVSA and Venezuela and proven that PDVSA is the alter ego of Venezuela," wrote Judge Leonard P. Stark in the decision.
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Brooks, who could have spent money on ads attacking Strange for his Bentley connections, used most of his air time to rebut accusations that his devotion to the president was not all-consuming.
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It could have been worse; Mr. Schiff used the House rules deftly to rebut the most egregious of Republican attempts to distract the hearing by bringing up conspiracy theories based on spurious evidence.
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Perhaps most famously, he once attempted to rebut, well, me with an article detailing the supposed benefits of state tax cuts; incredibly, not one of the many numbers in that article was right.
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Obviously, Pelosi and her allies on pay-go consider the rule good politics, allowing them to rebut charges about "tax and spend" liberals by insisting that every new program is fully paid for.
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U.S. parties had been denied certain rights, including the opportunity to review and rebut evidence against them, USTR said, adding that pending amendments to South Korea's related law failed to address U.S. concerns.
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Pantaleo's hearing was briefly paused from May 22 to June 5 as the defense waited for a medical expert who could rebut the claims made by the medical examiner who performed Garner's autopsy.
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Travel often serves as its own sort of intervention, one not sponsored by other states or humanitarian groups but by ordinary people whose very presence can rebut the untruths that fester in isolation.
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Russia: Officials put a new cruise missile on display for a foreign audience for the first time, in an attempt to rebut American accusations that the weapon violates a key nuclear arms accord.
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Even before announcing a candidacy, Mr. Biden has started trying to rebut those concerns, telling party officials in Delaware this month that he has "the most progressive record" of anyone running for president.
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In 2007, after, yes, James Comey made damning claims in testimony to Congress about the dispute memorialized in the notes, Gonzales reviewed them with the White House to try to rebut Comey's claims.
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That's an argument that FIRE-ers rebut, arguing that you don't need to start out with a lot of money to spend less and save more, and that FI simply emphasizes personal responsibility.
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"The way I look at fairness is: Is it fair to the House that went through the entire impeachment process without giving the president's team a chance to rebut the information?" asked Sen.
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But his oversized, childish script recently made an appearance as he attempted to rebut some incriminating testimony by Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland in the House Intelligence Committee's impeachment inquiry hearings.
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As Kelefa Sanneh wrote for The New Yorker, "By criticizing the 'liberal' media, Fox News set the bait; any outlet that tried to rebut this criticism was, in a twisted way, corroborating it."
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Why it matters: It serves to rebut conservative opponents of proposals aimed at cutting emissions, who have long argued that models haven't gotten it right as part of broader attacks on climate science.
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The Democratic Socialists of America, whose membership numbers have surged to 50,000 over the past few years, did not rebut specific aspects of the report in its response to a request for comment.
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She also made it known that no one else here had defeated a Republican incumbent in the last three decades, a statistic Mr. Sanders moved to rebut, citing his House victory in 1990.
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Witnesses get a platform to rebut Trump's attacks Some of the upcoming witnesses, chiefly Vindman and Williams, have been attacked by Trump and his allies in the run-up to their scheduled testimony.
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Ahead of the first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry, Republican lawmakers have created a strategy to rebut the claim President Donald Trump did something wrong when pressuring Ukraine into investigating political rivals.
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He will also rebut claims by religious and nonreligious critics that white evangelical Protestants "revealed themselves to be political prostitutes and hypocrites" by overwhelmingly backing Trump, a twice-divorced, admitted philanderer, in 2016.
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"In order to rebut the errors, omissions and distortions in the Republican-drafted memo, we have included certain details beyond the revelations made public by the release of the majority's document," Schiff said.
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According to the inspector general, McCabe authorized the disclosure to rebut negative press stories related to political donations given to his wife from a key Clinton ally during a failed state Senate campaign.
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The White House has released a record of a phone call Trump held with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to rebut a whistleblower's allegations Trump asked a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent.
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The museum's 14,000 square meters of space (roughly 150,000 square feet) rebut the old position that Africa doesn't have room to hold its artifacts that are now on display thousands of miles away.
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To rebut that claim, Watson cited Trump campaign press releases touting a Muslim ban, along with television appearances by Trump's adviser Rudy Giuliani and White House policy adviser and campaign speechwriter Stephen Miller.
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They skillfully rebut the common accusations of McCarthyism, and recount the effects Khrushchev's "Secret Speech" had on them (none defend Stalin or renounce their belief in socialism as a vehicle for equality and democracy).
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The court found that "it is undisputable that Trump's estimates of his own worth changed substantially over time and thus [Trump] failed to provide a reliable source" to O'Brien to rebut the confidential sources.
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The homophobic language, because it was apparently used in jest and as only fractions of longer videos attempting to rebut Maza's Strikethrough series, didn't violate YouTube's policies as far as the company was concerned.
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Goldman goes so far as to argue that if the 2nd Circuit permits the price maintenance theory asserted here, defendants will be effectively unable to rebut the presumption of reliance to defeat class certification.
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REAM, Cambodia (Reuters) - Trying to rebut a report of a secret deal to give China access to a naval base, Cambodia's defense ministry took reporters to see the torpid jetty and outbuildings on Friday.
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Trump has now lost his chance to rebut the candidates who might distort his record or views on the issues and get his message across to voters just as they go to the polls.
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Hamburg, Germany (CNN)Top advisers to President Donald Trump declined three times on Saturday to rebut claims from Russian officials that Trump had accepted their denials of alleged Russian interference in the US election.
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Thankfully, the truth can now finally come out to rebut the false narrative about attorney Davidson that Mr. Avenatti has been pushing in his more than 175 television appearances and countless other media interviews.
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Moreover, the Democrats were able to effectively rebut many Republican talking points, notably by calling attention to the fact that Strzok's dim view of the GOP was shared by many Republicans in the past.
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Dismayed by the Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump's position on Mexicans, Arum put Mexican fighters on all of the undercard fights in an effort to rebut Trump's negative statements about people from Mexico.
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"In reading the letter to the jury, Lanier refocused its attention on serious, and seriously distracting, claims of racial discrimination that defendants had no meaningful opportunity to rebut via cross-examination," the opinion said.
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But Democrats used the same testimony to rebut the President's claims that the inspector general report exonerated him and proved there was no collusion, which Trump tweeted last week after the report was released.
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Although that denies the person included on the no-buy list the opportunity to rebut the attorney general's evidence, we do the same thing every day with search warrants and wiretaps for criminal suspects.
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The Trump team is preparing a legal fight to keep as much of it as possible under wraps, followed by a public relations plan to aggressively rebut any potentially unseemly revelations involving the President.
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MORE's nominee for the Supreme Court seat, Merrick Garland, after Justice Antonin Scalia died in February 2900 — has repeatedly pointed to Gorsuch to rebut accusations that the GOP Congress has achieved little under Trump.
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Biden, Sanders and Warren — the three candidates who have stood out from the field in most polling — got the most speaking time on health care as they got chances to rebut other contenders' attacks.
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She was polling in the single digits nationally and still trying to overcome recriminations over her decision to release a DNA test in attempt to rebut attacks over her claims of Native American heritage.
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His repeated pledge to make Mexico pay was in part a way to rebut one of the central criticisms of a border wall — that its cost could run into the many billions of dollars.
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Trump's attorneys did, however, mention that Ukraine wasn't aware of the hold until late in the summer, a detail intended to rebut the idea there was a pressure campaign tied to the political investigations.
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Last month, Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, came under fire for asking a top F.B.I. official to publicly rebut news reports about contacts between Trump campaign officials and the Russian government.
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What Warren was trying to do with this video and DNA test then is show fellow Democrats that she was ready to fight back and had the firepower to rebut any attacks by Trump.
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Annan's commission highlighted a number of major issues in Rakhine State which led to the current crisis, though Suu Kyi appeared to rebut several of them in a public speech on the Rohingya issue.
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Other rumors of what Cohen might know circulated to reporters, and even spurred Rudy Giuliani to go on TV and attempt to rebut follow-up stories on the topic that hadn't been published yet.
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Now the Russian government — the government of the largest country in the world — had to step up and hold multiple press conferences to rebut the findings of just some guy sitting in his office.
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Seeking to rebut Hillary Clinton's attacks on him for spreading the birther lie that Barack Obama was born in Kenya, Donald Trump sought to divert the blame to another source: longtime Clinton loyalist Sidney Blumenthal.
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" But in an effort to rebut the Democratic National Convention's vocal contingent of die-hard Bernie Sanders supporters who jeer at the sound of Hillary Clinton's name, Meyers has changed his "Really!?" into a "Hey!
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The Times reported that Comey requested that the Justice Department publicly rebut the president's allegations — which he posted on Twitter without evidence — because the claims are untrue and suggest that the FBI broke the law.
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While gun control opponents have tried to rebut those results, those responses have been riddled with methodological flaws, and even some of the study's critics have conceded that the laws likely cut down on suicides.
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EARLIER this month, in a column in a state-owned newspaper entitled "The Truth behind the Northern Rakhine Issue", a retired general decided to rebut the "absolute absurdities" he had read in the international media.
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Now, the only comfort I can get out of having lost in the way that I did and having the Russians play such a role is that Necron was ready and able to rebut that.
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"I read The Washington Post story and I read General McMaster's response, which tends to refute the story, rebut the story," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky told Bloomberg in an interview Tuesday morning.
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Before senators get to questions on whether Trump pressured Comey to kill his investigation of former National Security Michael Flynn, they're going to dig in on whether Trump pressured Coats and Rogers to rebut Comey.
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All Democrats will need to do to effectively rebut any attempt to question the findings is surface all of the nice things Republican elected officials have said about Mueller both tonight and in the past.
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This point of view is hard to rebut, given what we now know about text messages between former FBI lovers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, indicating they, too, were determined to prevent a Trump presidency.
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Trump has refused to shake the controversy, tweeting criticism over the weekend of the Democratic congresswoman who first publicly criticized his call with the widow and again taking to Twitter on Monday to rebut Sgt.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) is seeking to release a counter memo that is designed to rebut the GOP document.
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The Justice Department, seeking to rebut suggestions that President Barack Obama's administration may have inappropriate influence on its investigation, has not briefed the White House on its progress, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Monday.
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The White House had developed a plan alongside the Republican National Committee to rebut the claims in Comey's book and impugn Comey's character, including launching a "Lyin' Comey" website and distributing talking points to surrogates.
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They promoted figures like Wesley Clark, a retired general, to rebut the idea that they were weak, only to look desperate when it turned out Clark didn't seem to have any kind of meaningful ideas.
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"Most users report no odor associated with using a menstrual cup as long as it's worn no longer than the 12-hour maximum," Rosas and Hearn allege, however I am here to rebut that theory.
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Mr. McCabe, working through the F.B.I. press office, authorized a spokesman and a bureau lawyer to speak with The Journal in order to rebut allegations that Mr. McCabe had slowed down the Clinton Foundation investigation.
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After news outlets, including The New York Times, reported in early 2018 that Mr. Trump had ordered the firing of Mr. Mueller, the president tried to persuade his White House counsel to rebut the coverage.
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Health insurers, which met with Trump just days ago, scrambled to rebut Trump's claims that plans would cover coronavirus treatments at no cost, clarifying that they only committed eliminate out-of-pocket costs for testing.
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As the tabloid story began to infiltrate mainstream media, I had to call Rafael and actually ask him if he was involved in the assassination of JFK in order to rebut the claims to media.
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His offer did allow him to rebut claims by the M5S that he wants a return to the polls solely to pre-empt the reform of parliament and enable his lawmakers to keep their seats.
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"I am anxious to rebut allegations that I had any improper or nefarious contact with any agent of the Russian state based on facts, not misleading and salacious headlines," he said, according to the report.
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But in the month since, the California Democrat is still struggling to rebut attacks from her chief rivals who are poking holes in its specifics and accusing Harris of putting political calculation before true conviction.
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But Trump has also gone one step further — not only is he using Schiff's statement to rebut evidence his White House placed in the public record, but he is accusing the Congress member of treason.
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The Judiciary Committee report also seeks to rebut claims by Trump and his allies that Democrats have abused the impeachment process, setting out important new procedural markers for how the House should approach future impeachments.
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Last month, Russian officials put a newly modified version of that missile on display for a foreign audience for the first time in an attempt to rebut the accusations that the weapon violates the treaty.
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The application, they said, drew on other intelligence that the Republican memo misleadingly omits — but revealing that other information to rebut the memo would risk blowing other sources and methods of intelligence-gathering about Russia.
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He is also an active-duty military officer and received a purple heart after being injured in Iraq by a roadside bomb, which could make him a more difficult witness to rebut than his civilian counterparts.
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Pattis argued that he is "required to rebut adverse publicity as to Mr. Dulos, and if there is a person in the world about whom there has been adverse publicity, it is he," the Advocate reports.
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His motivation for leaking about this pending investigation, it appeared, was to rebut an earlier Journal article raising questions about his impartiality in the Clinton email probe, and a planned follow-up piece along similar lines.
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In an interview with Climate Home News, Nazhat Shameem Khan, the Fijian diplomat who will lead much of these talks, said the conference needed to rebut any notion that the vision of the agreement had dimmed.
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Prosecutors can quickly mine online legal databases to find case law to rebut key parts of an asylum claim, for instance, while lawyers representing a petitioner must rely solely on the materials they brought into court.
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Pettitt did not rebut the defense assertion that Keepers is not accused of Nicole's actual murder, but the prosecutor said the law makes little distinction between committing a murder and being an accessory before the fact.
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At the Wednesday hearing, National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers also is expected to face questions about whether he faced pressure from Trump to rebut the stories about potential collusion between Trump associates and Russian officials.
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The Shark Tank investor didn't rebut rumors that he will run for office in 2020, though he did predict that if he were to run it would be against a President Pence rather than President Trump.
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A Trump administration official said that an estimated second 30-day period would provide time for a public hearing on the tariff list and for the filing and review of post-hearing briefs to rebut testimony.
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The New York Times reported that Mick Mulvaney, the White House acting chief of staff, directed Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, who oversees NOAA and the National Weather Service, to have NOAA publicly rebut the forecasters.
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Bush, who has received widespread criticism for his performances in earlier debates, had one of his most memorable moments whenever Rubio sought to rebut him by saying the former governor had changed his position on reform.
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The participants in Wednesday's symposium, hosted by the Palm Center think tank, lined up one by one to rebut that, saying research and past experience on repealing "don't ask, don't tell" show such concerns are inflated.
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They saw it as a good opportunity to help rebut the 2016 election narrative that the border was a lawless, out-of-control sieve through which illegal immigrants flooded north and wreaked violence upon unsuspecting Americans.
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He offered zero proof to rebut the varying allegations from eight women -- none of whom knew one another and all of whom told very similar stories about how Moore approached them and what he was after.
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In particular, Lacy sought to rebut the version of feminism advanced by books like Sheryl Sandberg's hit, "Lean In." She said this genre of "careerism feminism" doesn't help enough women, and teaches them the wrong lessons.
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Judge Boasberg said the government denied that it had any blanket policy of denying release to asylum applicants, but failed to rebut the plaintiffs' figures demonstrating the steep drop in releases since Mr. Trump took office.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump tries to rebut the portrayal in the latest attention-grabbing book, he has denied not only saying the things attributed to him, but also that he has ever said anything like them.
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The defense presented a case on Monday that lasted just six minutes — in essence telling the jury that prosecutors had failed to prove anything, and that there was little or nothing left for them to rebut.
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The central Democratic response, led by $3.6 million from House Majority Forward has been to rebut those claims, running positive ads about the targeted Democrats and their efforts on health care, drug prices and increasing jobs.
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As the impeachment saga charges forward, Trump is hoping to highlight a strong American economy -- bolstered, he says, by trade deals that better serve US workers -- as a way to rebut accusations he abused his office.
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The Democratic memo is intended to rebut a GOP document released last week alleging that the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) misused their authority to obtain a surveillance order on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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During his panel this week, Kavanaugh has declined to state whether he thinks a president should be subject to a subpoena — though he sought to rebut previous statements he made suggesting that Nixon was wrongly decided.
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To me, that's an interesting argument for the government, because they can rebut the comments about CNN and say: "We have no interest, keep CNN if you want, divest DirecTV, get rid of the distribution channel."
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The sentence stirred outrage among international artists and human rights groups at a time when Saudi officials were seeking to rebut comparisons between their application of Sharia law and the practices of the Islamic State extremist group.
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The result is the jumble ABC News presented Sunday, wherein a frustrated interviewer is forced to entertain the candidate's lies and try to rebut them in real time, knowing that defusing each and every falsehood is impossible.
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For the tech industry to become more effective in making its case for strong security to the public and US policy-makers, we all need to understand and rebut two critical misconceptions currently dominating the policy debate.
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The political scientist William Benoit says there are three modes of political communication: acclaim (present one's record and proposals without comment on one's rival), attack (criticise one's rival) and defend (preempt or rebut criticisms of one's self).
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The Times report, citing people with knowledge of the discussions, said the talks "aided the President's legal team" as it works to rebut the report, which the Justice Department said it will release with redactions on Thursday.
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"I am confident that Podesta most likely repeated his lie that I knew in advance about the hacking of his email, and am anxious to rebut this falsehood," Stone said in a statement to CNN on Tuesday.
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To rebut such criticism, the Pentagon also provided cost estimates for other nationwide events, including $1.8 million for the Navy to hold Fleet Week in San Francisco and $2.5 million associated with Fleet Week in New York.
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And last week, in trying to rebut criticism that he was like Hitler, Mr. Duterte said he would be "happy to slaughter" millions of Filipino drug users just as Hitler killed millions of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Technological advances since 2008 rebut a comment made by Paul Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman, that the only successful financial innovation is the A.T.M. Recent inventions offer greater financial inclusion and a potential check on inequality.
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Last year, a company executive sat behind the then-Supreme Court nominee as he testified before Congress, attempting to rebut the allegations that he had sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford when they were both in high school.
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On Saturday, Brandon Lewis, the security minister, did not say whether he considered the attack to be a failure by the authorities, but he sought to rebut suggestions that cuts to the police had played a role.
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The criticisms appeared to be a response to a news report Thursday night indicating that a White House official had asked the F.B.I. to rebut an article detailing contacts between Mr. Trump's associates and Russian intelligence officials.
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When African-American leaders in South Bend held a public meeting to rebut this impression and express support for Mr. Buttigieg, it was interrupted by Black Lives Matter activists, some of whom were supporters of Mr. Sanders.
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"There's less than a month to get comments in and then just a couple of weeks more to give public testimony or to rebut public testimony, and then tariffs could be implemented pretty much immediately," Smith said.
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Democrats can easily rebut the false claims Republicans plan to make about who benefits from their changes to the tax code if they focus on better reasons to increase the deficit than making the rich even richer.
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That memo was intended to rebut a GOP document released last week alleging that the FBI and Justice Department misused their authority to obtain a surveillance warrant on Carter Page, a former adviser to the Trump campaign.
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Duterte sees an ICC examination as an opportunity to rebut allegations against him, Roque said, adding the ICC move was a waste of time and resources, pushed by enemies of the President in order to embarrass him.
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MOSCOW — Senior Russian officials on Wednesday put their new cruise missile on display for a foreign audience for the first time, in an attempt to rebut American accusations that the weapon violates a key nuclear arms accord.
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To rebut the president, offer its vision and give viewers a sense of what the party really looks like, Democrats chose Stacey Abrams, former minority leader in the Georgia House of Representatives and 2018 nominee for governor.
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Seeking to rebut Mr. Cohen's accusations of racism against Mr. Trump, Mr. Meadows invited Lynne Patton, an African-American official at the Department of Housing and Urban Development and a longtime Trump associate, to stand behind him.
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The first vein is what he taps into to rebut claims that his administration is fomenting racial divisions or to sweep aside the issues that Republicans often label "identity politics," such as racial justice and immigrant rights.
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But they rebut the two largest arguments against Trump's tax plan: the overwhelming cost of the package, and the fact that it offers little to nothing for middle-class families and a lot to the very rich.
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On Tuesday Mediaite's Josh Feldman flagged this comment from NBC correspondent Heidi Przybyla, who said on MSNBC that one big purpose of the hearings "is to rebut the misrepresentation that was made" by Barr about the Mueller Report.
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Efforts to rebut accusations of army abuses were undermined by the release of a lengthy report from Amnesty International on Monday, accusing Myanmar of "a campaign of violence against Rohingya people that may amount to crimes against humanity".
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"Simply put, carrying out a sequence of romantic liaisons is so far removed from any legitimate campaign or congressional activity as to rebut any argument that Hunter believed these were proper uses of campaign funds," the prosecutors wrote.
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Trump, in response, has turned his focus to Warren, slamming her claim of Native American heritage, a charge the senator looked to rebut last month when she released a DNA analysis showing she has distant Native American ancestry.
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The President himself, who did not appear in public Thursday, took to Twitter to rebut rising criticism of his government's response, saying "massive" amounts of food and water had been delivered while noting his planned visit next week.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Alphabet's Google has been given until the end of October, the fourth extension, to rebut EU antitrust charges that it uses its dominant Android mobile operating system to block competitors, the European Commission said on Monday.
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Some US officials are using what they see as foot dragging by NATO members to rebut the claims of Trump critics that the President is trying to undermine the transatlantic alliance -- including by his solicitous relationship with Putin.
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About two dozen conservative leaders met Thursday at a private club in Washington, where some pushed for the group to come out for Mr. Cruz to rebut the perception that the stop-Trump campaign was an establishment plot.
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In a series of television appearances on Monday morning, Rudy Giuliani tried to rebut Michael Cohen's reported claims that team Trump isn't telling the whole story about the infamous Trump Tower meeting with a Russian delegation in 2016.
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But he made a clear attempt to rebut those criticisms in his opening remarks, condemning anti-Semitic threats as well as a suspected hate crime in Kansas City in which one Indian man was killed and another wounded.
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The main purpose of Huawei's news release on Tuesday was to rebut allegations, reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal, that the company had stolen technology from Rui Oliveira, whom The Journal described as a Portuguese multimedia producer.
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I chose some common climate science denier talking points that covered everything from consensus to warming pauses and spent a few weeks teaching the unit by introducing misleading claims and using peer-reviewed research to rebut the claim.
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"To rebut this presumption, the visa applicant must establish, to the satisfaction of a consular officer, a legitimate primary purpose other than obtaining U.S. citizenship for a child by giving birth in the United States," the memo reads.
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Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.) on Saturday knocked President Trump's defense for not releasing a Democratic memo meant to rebut GOP claims of political bias in law enforcement, calling Trump's move a "nice try" and questioning his motives.
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The F.B.I. director, James Comey, asked the Justice Department to rebut the assertion as false, but a White House spokeswoman said Mr. Trump does not accept Mr. Comey's contention — an extraordinary clash at the highest levels of government.
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Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, Jesus Seade, on Sunday attempted to rebut claims his country would be subject to labor enforcement inspectors from other countries as part of the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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Pelosi and her top deputies have worked to equip Democrats with additional talking points as they depart Washington, including a fact sheet that compares the ongoing probe to past impeachments to rebut GOP criticism of an unfair process.
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The opposition has painted many of the government's reforms as harmful to Malays or contrary to Islam (the religion of most Malays)—charges fledgling ministers, many of whom are neither Malay nor Muslim, lack the confidence to rebut forcefully.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Dow in Chicago on Thursday said the proposed class members allege varying degrees of harassing comments, groping and assault, and it would not be possible for Ford to rebut their claims on a classwide basis.
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Some are designed to rebut the charge by Mr Rajoy's People's Party that the new prime minister is a hostage to the Catalan nationalists and Podemos, a populist leftist party, whose parliamentary votes helped to bring him to office.
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The North Bend School District&aposs Facebook page was inundated by comments, most of them harshly critical, after the district posted a statement saying it disputes many of the state&aposs findings and will present evidence to rebut them.
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The work made it into the Wikipedia page for caramelization for a while, until someone dinged it because I am "not a trained chef" (and because some crank had tried to rebut it with a high-powered restaurant stove).
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According to some key senators, Coats may reveal more about his interactions with Trump, including when the President reportedly urged the former Indiana senator to rebut the notion there was any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
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Why the Muslim-majority nation Trump is the first US president to choose a Muslim-majority nation for his first stop abroad, and his aides have said the decision was meant to rebut notions that Trump is anti-Muslim.
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The White House on Wednesday hit the incoming Trump administration for its lack of transparency, urging it to release more information to rebut claims it says are false, such as reports about the president-elect's supposed entanglements with Russia.
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Mr. de Blasio has seized opportunities to appear on national television to rebut criticism of his policies, casting attacks on his agenda as aggression not merely against his administration, but toward New York City and its tolerant social values.
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CNN, for example, did not mention it in using him to rebut Trump's allegation that his campaign staff was surveilled under the Obama administration; Clapper categorically denied it and said he would have been aware of such secret surveillance.
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But get to the second verse, and the song takes a surprising turn -- when a young man in dreadlocks gets his chance to respond, to rebut the generalizations, to recount being stopped by the police and rebuffed for jobs.
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After the Friday ruling that the EPA must start enforcing the rule, business groups and Republican attorneys general immediately asked the court to hold off, saying they weren't given sufficient time to rebut the arguments by the environmental groups.
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Climate-change deniers try to use frigid temperatures as a way to undermine belief in this planet-threatening, manmade catastrophe, but as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) tweeted, it takes a simple cartoon to rebut those deniers.
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Out-of-court research may give a judge only a partial view in favor of one side, with the other side not even knowing that the research is taking place and thus losing a chance to rebut the findings.
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Turner is a skilled public speaker, she took tough shots at Clinton during the campaign, and she's a black woman whose prominence in the movement Sanders fans feel ought to rebut allegations that it's a white male bro-fest.
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So can we really blame sugar companies for seeking to rebut the contention of some nutrition researchers — that sugar might be a unique cause of diabetes and heart disease — by commissioning other mainstream nutritionists to make the opposite case?
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Mr. McCabe, working through the F.B.I. press office, had authorized a spokesman and a bureau lawyer to speak to a reporter to rebut allegations that he had slowed the inquiry, when in fact he had pushed to protect it.
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PM: Nancy Pelosi will send over a series of impeachment managers to make the case, and then the White House will select a team of its own representatives to serve as essentially defense counsel and rebut the House's case.
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The delays, and the lack of specifics in the accounts, undermined the women's stories, the Cosby lawyers asserted, and to admit them as evidence would force Mr. Cosby to rebut accusations that the accusers themselves did not fully remember.
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But the growth of its programs that benefit members of the military and veterans has also helped the agency build support among some Republicans and rebut criticism that it is an elitist, left-leaning repository of woolly-headed indulgence.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, Jesus Seade, on Sunday attempted to rebut claims his country would be subject to labor enforcement inspectors from other countries as part of the new North American trade deal.
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But he can't sustain silence forever — and if everything Trump's done up to this point is any indication, he's going to have a tough time sticking to his agenda when there's an insult out there he wants to rebut.
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The IMF's decision in 2015 to include the yuan as one of five reserve currencies in its Special Drawing Rights basket has also helped to rebut the notion that the fund is an arm of an American policy of containment.
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The candidates, even when they're traditional politicians and not impossible-to-anticipate gadflies like Trump, are going to run over their time limits, interrupt each other, make factual statements you need to rebut, and answer questions with scripted off-topic disquisitions.
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The pox-on-both-their-houses stance could also be a way to rebut suspicion that Assange has become a full-blown Hillary Clinton conspiracy theorist—suspicion that Wikileaks fueled earlier this week by tweeting wild speculation about Clinton's health.
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David Axelrod, who served as senior advisor to President Obama, said Congress would have "raised hell" if Obama's White House had asked the FBI to publicly rebut stories about an investigation into the president's allies — as President Trump's team reportedly did.
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In the lead-up to the Comey hearing, there were rumors swirling that the president was planning to go on the offensive, that he would live-tweet the former FBI director's testimony and attempt to rebut it in real time.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook, the largest social media network, published internal editorial guidelines on Thursday, the company's latest attempt to rebut accusations that it is politically biased in the news content it shows on the pages of its 1.6 billion users.
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The comments come after the White House announced Friday that Trump is not ready to approve the release of the Democratic memo meant to rebut a document he declassified last week that was authored by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee.
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At 75, a dozen years removed from his time in office, Fox has used profanity and humor to defend Mexicans from Trump's attacks and rebut his contention that he can force Mexico to finance a border wall separating the two countries.
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At the same time, the gender asymmetry found in the paper serves to rebut a remarkably persistent racist trope: that the black-white income gap is due to an innate gap in ability, rather than discrimination or other environmental factors.
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Trump on Friday blocked the release of the Democratic document, which aims to rebut the Nunes memo alleging that senior FBI and Justice Department officials misused their authority to obtain a surveillance order on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Assembling accurate data is a vital step toward the larger goal of creating a coordinated national strategy for stopping the rise of white-supremacist violence, and it would also rebut those who falsely and harmfully claim that no such problem exists.
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Tensions further escalated during week three, as Walls turned his wrath in the direction of defense attorney Abbe Lowell after debating the admissibility of certain evidence the defense team wanted to offer to rebut the prosecution's bribery theory against Menendez.
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Eric Goldman, an intellectual property (IP) law professor at Silicon Valley's Santa Clara University School of Law, said the Tyto acquisition and its patent "could help rebut" Waymo's suggestion that Uber scaled up too quickly to have its own Lidar technology.
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But congressional Democrats, in a memo intended to rebut those claims, have said that the F.B.I. was clear about the source of the information and that it was only part of a larger set of evidence to support a wiretap.
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"We know this nerve carries that, this is how it is done, bit by bit we have progressed—but here is a golden opportunity to do it all at once, and confirm, rebut, or come up with new findings," Srivastava said.
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The distinction has become a central talking point for Republicans to rebut claims that they are promoting a bill that could send older people packing from nursing homes and cause children from low-income families to go without medical care.
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A new website attempts to rebut what it calls the "dishonest claims" the Democratic presidential front-runner has offered about her exclusive use of a private server while serving as secretary of State, claiming she violated federal policies and regulations.
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The defense team's goals will be twofold: to rebut evidence laid out over three days of arguments by Democrats and convince moderate Republican senators the case against Trump is so weak that there is no need to hear from additional witnesses.
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And the way these kinds of conspiracy theories work is that even if Snyder or Abrams were to rebut their existence, fans who are invested in the narratives would see their statements as evidence of a management or studio clampdown.
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What we saw late Tuesday was a series of coordinated denials by senior Trump staffers -- chief of staff John Kelly and Defense Secretary James Mattis -- designed to rebut hugely damaging portrayals of them as both afraid and dismissive of the President.
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The New York Times and other news organizations have reported the existence of the investigation into the Trump campaign and its relationship with Russia, but the White House dismissed those reports as politically motivated and rallied political allies to rebut them.
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Seeking to rebut claims the White House is restricting the FBI's probe, Trump stressed the bureau should speak with whomever Republican senators want, including beleaguered nominee Brett Kavanaugh himself, whose name was not on an initial list of potential witnesses.
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When the White House counsel leading Mr. Clinton's defense, Charles F. C. Ruff, wanted to rebut, he put down his pen, which signaled Democratic aides to submit a question asking Mr. Ruff to comment on assertions made by the opposition.
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The publication and its creators use this open-minded approach to actively rebut the sexism, racism, sexual violence, and other abuses promulgated by a long old, long-dried up industry, instead directing their magazine in an honest and altruistic direction.
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His speech and the days that follow offer a last chance to bolster his lagging poll ratings, define his legacy, rebut negative narratives emerging from the campaign trail and challenge his would-be successors to address the issues he deems most vital.
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On the heels of President Trump's late-night tweeting to rebut Hillary Clinton's assertion that the FBI, Russia and Wikileaks cost her the presidency, FBI Director James Comey admitted Wednesday some his personal angst over his now-infamous "October surprise" letter to Congress.
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In turn, Turkey will likely produce more open displays of direct hostility to the US. US Ambassador to Turkey John Bass has already had to publicly rebut allegations from senior Erdogan government figures that the US was behind the coup or supported it.
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He says it remains unclear which parts they may seek to share with the jury and whether it will be a central part of their case (which he says would make an appeal more likely) or merely be used to rebut the defense.
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The media naturally gravitates to controversy, and Trump has made climate change more controversial than ever, given he denies there's a problem at all, is rolling back aggressive climate-change policies of his predecessor and mulling a plan to rebut mainstream climate science.
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Taj Jackson, who has vocally defended his uncle in the past and previously set up a GoFundMe to raise money for a documentary to rebut the HBO film, claims that Jackson's inherent generosity made him a target for repeated lawsuits over the years.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 28 (Reuters) - AT&T Inc and Time Warner Inc argued in a court filing on Tuesday that their proposed merger was "pro-competitive" and "pro-consumer" as they sought to rebut Justice Department allegations that the deal breaks antitrust law.
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Losing even one Democratic vote would arm Trump with a potent case that the effort to remove him garnered bipartisan opposition — one that Schiff and Speaker Nancy Pelosi are undoubtedly working to rebut with a claim of bipartisanship on their side, too.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is set to testify for the first time in public since he appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel in the Russia probe, and Rogers is facing questions of whether Trump asked him to rebut Comey in public.
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The White House is hoping to put some distance between the Comey testimony and itself, instead handing off push-back efforts to the Republican National Committee, which has distributed talking points to surrogates and is coordinating rapid response efforts to rebut Comey's testimony.
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The groups, including American Energy Alliance, Heritage Action for America and Americans for Tax Reform, are asking for a meeting with high-level White House officials to rebut last week's meeting and presentation by former Republican officials like James Baker and Martin Feldstein.
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"Fox News has had the opportunity to have us come on to rebut some of the more outrageous claims that are being made, and they refuse to have us on," says @patrickgaspard, the president of Democratic donor George Soros' Open Society Foundations pic.twitter.
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The details of the criminal referral were classified, so Steele could not know the nature of the allegations, let alone rebut them, but they had something to do with his having misled the Bureau about contacts that he'd had with the press.
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The emails included staff members for the committee, which was required to remain neutral in the Democratic primary, strategizing over how to rebut Mr. Sanders's criticisms of their handling of the primary process and of its chairwoman, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida.
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To rebut the rumors, the Coleco Chameleon team released a series of photos on their facebook page of the system's supposed hardware in a clear case, to show people that they did, in fact, have something to show as a genuine prototype.
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Why I'm voting for Donald TrumpThe forum gives Trump an opportunity to rebut those efforts in front of a national audience -- particularly after a day in which he'll meet with Republican leaders in an attempt to smooth out concerns with his candidacy.
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Democrats had a chance to rebut the President in a subsequent address on Tuesday; all the television networks that agreed to air Trump's remarks also agreed to air Democrats' response, delivered jointly by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
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To rebut the charge that Met management had been trying to force Mr. Levine out, the Met pointed to the fact that it had retained him as music director even when health problems kept him from conducting for long stretches of time.
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In addition, the report aims to rebut claims that the fees would unfairly burden New Yorkers of lesser means: In terms of income, the report found, New Yorkers who live within the city's borders and who drive earn more than public transit riders.
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It's also an easy way to rebut news outlets that saw Trump's initial tweets about the ungratefulness of the UCLA players as being racially coded — after all, if he helped them and was thanked for it, how could racism actually be in play?
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Those moments were exciting, and nothing says they cannot return, provided you rebut the notions that universal domination is a sane business model or that New York is forever condemned to becoming a playpen for overage toddlers living on Daddy or Mommy's dime.
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It was evidence of the "turnaround" story of South Bend the mayor tells to rebut skeptics who say America has never elevated a mayor to the White House — much less one who governs fewer citizens than fit in some Big Ten football stadiums.
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"The judge states that the evidence presented by the government in the complaint is so strong, and that since my lawyer could not adequately rebut their argument of dangerousness his viewpoint is that there is no way I am innocent," the letter reads.
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Over the past decade, the competition for research dollars to investigate C.T.E. has become fierce and political, with charges of exaggerated claims and interference by the N.F.L., which has produced scientific reports to rebut any link between the disease and repeated head trauma.
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The president's office has accused Mr. Moyane of meddling in the KPMG inquiry, misleading Parliament and failing to properly investigate allegations of corruption, money laundering and tax evasion by his own deputy — charges that Mr. Moyane is preparing to rebut in court.
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China even publishes its own report on human rights abuses in the United States as a way to rebut the annual State Department report on human rights abroad, which has routinely criticized China on everything from suppression of labor rights to forced abortions.
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Mike Bloomberg forcefully sought to rebut charges from his fellow Democratic presidential candidates that he is attempting to leverage his immense wealth to buy the 2020 election, suggesting the self-financing of his campaign renders him immune from the tugs of special interests.
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The proposals, in particular a transaction tax, are likely to spark strong pushback from the financial lobby, which is already fighting aggressively to rebut the idea, which was rejected by the Obama administration but has gained traction in Democratic circles in recent years.
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Even if Ellis allots the full time requested by both parties — not to mention the time required to provide preliminary instructions to the jury, and for the prosecution to rebut the defense team — the jury is still likely to begin deliberations on Wednesday.
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In late November, Google announced that it would stop allowing political ads to target users beyond the broad categories of zip code, sex, and age—a reform that would make sure questionable claims get exposed to a wider audience that could rebut them.
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Schiff's memo was written to rebut a Republican memo that accuses the FBI of suppressing Democratic ties to an opposition research dossier on then-candidate Donald Trump and Russia used in the FISA warrant for former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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Elizabeth Warren's aides sought to signal the strength of her ground operation in a recent interview with The Washington Post, not long before she unsuccessfully attempted to rebut Trump's attacks on her claim of Native American heritage by producing a DNA test.
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During the confirmation process, an NBC report detailed communication between Kavanaugh, his team, and college friends to rebut Deborah Ramirez's claim that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at Yale, before she had come forward with allegations in an article in the New Yorker.
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Federal Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, ruled that the administration had denied Acosta due process in revoking his security pass, citing shifting White House explanations, no clear process, no advance notification to Acosta and no chance for him to rebut the allegations.
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In capturing the support of The Sun, a newspaper so adept at taking and influencing the national temperature that it has backed every UK election winner since 1978, Leave left the Remain camp struggling to rebut the one subject that its supporters would rather ignore.
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The hearing was the first full committee session in more than a year devoted to relations with Russia and North Korea, and Pompeo spent much of it trying to rebut questions that cast Trump's public statements on Russia as conflicting with US foreign policy.
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Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh was asked privately yesterday about what past girlfriends would say about his conduct, as frenzied Republican officials prepared him for an epic hearing on Monday when he will rebut charges of a drunken sexual assault during high school.
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Trump counsel Michael Cohen spoke to CNN's "New Day" to rebut reports, including by CNN, that the campaign exaggerated funds raised at a charity event for veterans last January, which Trump hosted instead of participating in a Fox News presidential debate the same night.
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Earlier this year, the 2nd Circuit vacated a previous class certification ruling by U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty of Manhattan, holding that the trial judge set too high a bar for Goldman to rebut the presumption that shareholders relied on the bank's allegedly false statements.
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Erica P. John Fund (134 S.Ct. 23), the court left the presumption intact but said defendants have a right to rebut it before the shareholder class is certified by showing the market for their shares does not meet the Supreme Court's definition of efficiency.
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He was contemptuous of the whole exercise and surprisingly unprepared to rebut the shape shifting of his opponent, who suddenly morphed from the "severely conservative" governor who skated through the Republican primary to the kind of Massachusetts moderate any swing voter might fall for.
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Coming at a moment when the polls seem to be tightening in the battleground states, it will be important, once she is rested and recovered, for Clinton to come out and directly rebut the kinds of questions that are now being raised about her.
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" Trump team preparing report to counter Robert Mueller - USA Today : " Rudy Giuliani , President Donald Trump&aposs lawyer, said his team was preparing a "counter-report" designed to rebut any accusations that special counsel Robert Mueller makes in his expected report about the Russia investigation.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are planning to rebut the president's address by contrasting their own policy agenda with his — focusing particularly on economic and trade policies they believe would contribute to greater growth and income equality in parts of the country that voted for Trump in 2016.
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Mike Pence repeatedly threw each other on the defensive over their running mates' policies and character at the vice-presidential debate on Tuesday night, with Mr. Pence making little effort to directly rebut the near-constant attacks on Donald J. Trump's fitness for the presidency.
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Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee have received letters from the legal team of the panel's former head of security, James Wolfe, asking if they would assist in his defense, either as a character witness or to help rebut the allegations made by federal authorities.
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You might expect a speech in such a context to express alarm, to rally the troops to resist these policies or at the very least to rebut this concern and present an argument for why the future is as not as dark as it appears.
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But above all else, the government has repeatedly failed to rebut a core criticism from security engineers and cryptography experts that a "backdoor" designed only for law enforcement to access would not inadvertently get misused, lost or stolen and exploited by nefarious actors, like hackers.
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She was standing near him in the lower lobby of Trump Tower on Monday afternoon, talking to members of the Trump "diversity coalition," a group formed by Mr. Trump's longtime counselor Michael Cohen to, in part, rebut claims that the candidate is racially insensitive.
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For much of the time, a majority of the 40-plus members of the committee stayed in their seats in the hearing, listening to the arguments of their side and the other side -- and seeking to either prop up or rebut something they had heard.
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" The prosecutors also sought to rebut Mr. Trump's argument that if Judge Marrero did not intervene and the president's accounting firm was forced to turn over his returns, even if a court later reversed that decision, "there will be no way to unring the bell.
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"Democrats on the Select Committee will not agree to conditions that prevent us from putting out the facts that witnesses have told the committee in order to rebut the conspiracy theories about Benghazi," Cummings said in a statement after Gowdy announced his rule changes.
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The White House put out a news release Sunday night to rebut the accusations in the article, focusing on such things as the reported gaps in Ramirez's memory and the statements from those who knew Kavanaugh saying they had never heard of the alleged incident.
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The morning after the Christian magazine published an editorial written by editor-in-chief Mark Galli, titled "Trump Should Be Removed from Office," Trump hit back with tweets that didn't try to rebut Galli's reasoning, but instead offered smears and explicitly transactional self-defenses.
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Mr. Craig, 74, would be the first Democrat to be charged in a case spinning out of the special counsel's investigation — a distinction that could be used to rebut accusations leveled by Mr. Trump and his supporters that the investigation is a partisan witch hunt.
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The facts of other people's lives are a difficult thing to rebut, and the attempts at rebuttals—it's a stunt, it's a betrayal of an imaginary legacy of disruption-free dissent, it's a misunderstanding of history or protest or the nuances of policing—reflect that.
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Or a situation in which the president's son issues a statement to rebut reports of meeting with a Russian-affiliated lawyer for campaign purposes … without bothering to think through what subsequent facts might be revealed that would make such a statement look misleading in retrospect.
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" In an attempt to rebut the claim that the comments "overwhelmingly" favored preserving net neutrality, as had been reported in the press, the chairman's office wrote, in part: "[O]ver 400,000 comments supporting Title II purport to come from 'individuals' residing at the same address in Russia.
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Donald J. Trump met Monday at Trump Tower with select members of a recently formed "diversity coalition," the brainchild of his company's adviser, Michael Cohen, who called on longstanding relationships with some black pastors to form a group to rebut questions about Mr. Trump's attitudes about race.
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And in recent months, it has mounted an arduous campaign outside the courtroom to rebut the Philippines and undermine the tribunal, enlisting countries from Russia to Togo to support its claim to waters that include vital trade routes and may hold oil and other natural resources.
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Sanders made the false claim on Wednesday as she attempted to rebut questions about whether it is appropriate for Trump supporters to jeer at, insult and threaten reporters who are covering Trump rallies after reporters at a Tuesday night rally once again faced that kind of behavior.
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And one of the main reasons that the fight dragged on so long — and an estimated 8,000 children under the age of 6 were exposed to potentially brain-altering levels of lead — was that the government deployed shoddy, fraudulent science to rebut the claims of activists.
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"My parents always wanted me to meet someone I could happily spend my life with," said Mr. Orfanoudis, who, like Ms. Sarkissian, was raised Greek Orthodox; he cannot personally rebut the stereotype about traditional Greek families' obsession with seeing their children settle contentedly into marriage, he said.
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Peeved by the perception the government funding stalemate was resolved in spite of -- and not owing to -- his leadership, Trump is eager to rebut the notion he sat on the back benches during the debate over ending the shutdown, the people who have spoken with him said.
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For example, when asked to rebut Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric, Hillary Clinton has at times suggested that we need Muslims in the US not because they're individuals that can, like everyone else, contribute something unique to the country, but because they can help us fight other Muslims.
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For one, it is one of the only accounts Weinstein has seen fit to directly rebut, out of the nearly 70 on-the-record allegations against him — a dubious distinction Hayek shares with Lupita Nyong'o, one of the only other women of color to accuse Weinstein to date.
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Hillary Clinton increasingly anxious about Bernie Sanders The polls also show that Sanders performs better in head-to-head matchups with Republicans Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio than Clinton does, giving his campaign ammunition to rebut Clinton's argument that she is more electable in a general election.
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Luján (D-NM) much later generously gave her some time to rebut Flores; she pointed out the obvious fact that 2015 was not the birth of net neutrality, but that the idea of it stretches back decades and fueled the creation and ongoing growth of the Mozilla organization.
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That approach appeared to have run into some trouble recently, with Saudi Arabia, seen as the linchpin of the strategy, struggling to rebut accusations that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was complicit in the grisly killing of a Saudi dissident, Jamal Khashoggi, inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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But Mr. Mueller devoted more than a dozen pages of his 448-page report, which Mr. Barr made public on Thursday with some deletions, to systematically dissect and rebut Mr. Barr's sweeping theory of executive power, which Mr. Trump's lawyers had put forward earlier in a more abbreviated form.
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In recent days, Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo have appeared on radio and television promoting the large number of jobs that could result from the deal and also to aggressively rebut an argument by some critics that Amazon would have come to New York City without government inducements.
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"We will be posing questions that will very pointedly give House managers an opportunity to rebut some of the distortions and misstatements that we've seen here, and we are framing those questions so that there will be, in effect, an opportunity to dispute some of those facts," Sen.
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Mr. Trump's attacks on the press came as the White House pushed back on a report by CNN on Thursday night that a White House official had asked the F.B.I. to rebut a New York Times article last week detailing contacts between Mr. Trump's associates and Russian intelligence officials.
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Ana Maria Escobedo, an entrepreneur, joined Indivisible determined to rally more Hispanics to register; she is knocking on doors to enlist new voters, and proudly recounted how she and an avid Trump supporter spent all night talking at a wedding so she could rebut him point by point.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyHaley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women Trump: Response to Cummings burglary 'not meant as a wise-guy tweet' MORE, a rising GOP star, has been picked to rebut President Obama's final State of the Union address.
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To rebut Mr. Connell's assertions, James M. Fitzgerald, a special agent with the F.B.I., testified Monday that after he and Mr. al-Baluchi discussed the difference between the C.I.A. and the F.B.I., Mr. al-Baluchi voluntarily took part in an interrogation that lasted 30 hours across four days.
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The Knight First Amendment Institute sought to address and rebut such critiques in a lengthy blog posting later last month, and its complaint noted that since its letter, the Trump White House has taken several steps suggesting that the administration considers his Twitter account to be an official channel.
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For hour after hour, the president's lawyers and their Republican allies are being forced to sit silent in their seats, listening to the most nefarious interpretations of Mr. Trump's actions without any ability to rebut the points except during breaks in front of television cameras in the hallways.
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Then, addressing the 2016 campaign, Rosenberg said: The Clinton campaign did not adequately rebut, or even really address, the xenophobic open borders/weak on terror arguments Trump made, and I think it hurt her particularly in the parts of the country where immigrants haven't been settling in large numbers.
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Should a unity government be formed, its leader Ayman Odeh, would become the country's next opposition leader, an official state position that would grant him an audience with visiting dignitaries, a state-funded bodyguard, monthly consultations with the prime minister and a platform to rebut his speeches in parliament.
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And if Democrats retake either the House or the Senate in 2018, it is a virtual certainty that Trump's accusers will be called to provide sworn testimony, and that the perjury trap will loom again if and when Trump is offered the opportunity to rebut them under oath.
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Using a different inflation index and including benefits in your calculations makes wage growth look more robust this year, but it also makes it look more robust in virtually all past years as well, so it doesn't do anything to rebut concerns about why wages are slowing down.
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The possible super PAC is far from operational, but Larry Rasky, a former Biden aide, has led the effort to stand up an outside group that he believes would help the former vice president rebut attacks that could impact Biden's standing in the crowded and contentious Democratic primary.
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A blistering open letter this week from Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, had rallied many privacy advocates behind the company, and law enforcement officials said that the latest volley from the Justice Department on Friday was meant largely to rebut Mr. Cook's arguments and buttress the government's own case.
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But the extent to which the team's two superstars have been enabled, and the extent to which the team's mentality has isolated it—criticism is a thing to rebut, always; the rest of the basketball world exists mostly to be proven wrong—has put the Thunder in a strange place.
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You know, go -- you have to go pick up the garbage and then do that and they say OK. And you have no chance to respond, to rebut, to deny, to -- so I don&apost -- as a result, I don&apost have a lot of talking on my telephone (ph).
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Menendez trial Day 2: Fiery judge reprimands attorneys Brown in particular tangled with Walls at length, raising concerns that the prosecution would likely later use evidence from Lopes' email exchanges against the senator during closing arguments if the defense was not allowed to rebut with evidence of their own on Monday.
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" Responding to Daniels' lawsuit on Wednesday, a spokesman for Davidson had called it "outrageously frivolous," and added that "the truth can now finally come out to rebut the false narrative about Attorney Davidson that Mr. Avenatti has been pushing in his more than 175 television appearances and countless other media interviews.
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Faced with the threat of ads spreading misinformation to such small groups of users that they are hard to track down and rebut, Twitter has opted to get rid of political ads altogether (but allowed some "cause-based" ads to remain), while Facebook has taken a more hands-off approach.
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Now, as Saudi Arabia struggles to rebut accusations that Crown Prince Mohammed was complicit in the grisly killing of a Saudi dissident, Israel, the United Arab Emirates and the prince's other allies across the region are starting to worry that damage to him could upend their own plans and priorities.
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But while it's easy to knock down bad arguments for Buttigieg, it's harder to rebut the real arguments for his nomination: that a liberal perceived as a moderate, with a hardheaded view of American institutions but a hopeful, charismatic approach to campaigning, is exactly what the Democratic Party needs right now.
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While the Warren campaign declined to discuss its strategy to rebut such attacks, Warren's stump speech is crafted to preempt them by leaning more into her early biography growing up on "the ragged edge of the middle class" in Oklahoma rather than her years as Professor Warren living in Cambridge, Mass.
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But Ms. Flores's claim, and Mr. Biden's attempt to rebut her story without dismissing it — or her — offered a vivid illustration of the #MeToo-era challenges that await a 76-year-old political veteran known for his close physical contact with women and men, including hugging, kissing and touching them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are "very close" to reaching agreement with the FBI and Department of Justice on redactions to a memo that seeks to rebut assertions of bias in the probe of U.S. President Donald Trump's ties to Russia, the panel's top Democrat said on Friday.
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Over the past three weeks, New York Times columnist and Nobel economics prize winner Paul Krugman, along with former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, have used social media, television appearances and news columns to rebut the ideas of Stephanie Kelton, an economics professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
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Over the past three weeks, New York Times columnist and Nobel economics prize winner Paul Krugman, along with former Treasury Secretary Laurence Summers, have used social media, television appearances and news columns to rebut the ideas of Stephanie Kelton, an economics professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
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Donald Trump, his campaign staff, and their political allies have tried to rebut accusations of anti-Semitism by arguing, variously, that they have no control over what their supporters say, that they didn't know what certain images meant, and that controversial comments like Trump Jr.'s gas chamber remark were meant as jokes.
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The day after a televised debate marked by a series of attacks on her record, Harris said the brief chances to talk - each candidate in Wednesday night's debate in Detroit was limited to 60 seconds to answer a question and 30 seconds to rebut an attack - allowed no real exploration of policy.
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A source familiar with the White House's thinking said officials feared Trump would seize onto Rohrabacher's cause to rebut allegations of campaign collusion with Russia, but doing so would put Trump at sharp odds with the rest of his government that has pinned the blame for election meddling squarely on the Kremlin.
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Black Lives Matter now faces perhaps the biggest crisis in its short history: It is both scrambling to distance itself from an African-American sniper in Dallas who set out to murder white police officers and trying to rebut a chorus of detractors who blame the movement for inspiring his deadly attack.
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In think tanks, on blogs, in activist groups, and in Congress, they sought to rebut the president's case — arguing that there was no imminent crisis, that private accounts would in fact worsen the program's financial situation, and that privatization meant putting much of the public's retirement savings at the mercy of the markets.
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"Under Kansas' changed law, the defendant in Prosecution One could defend against the charge by arguing that his mental illness prevented him from forming the mental state required for murder (intentional killing of a human being)—just as any defendant may attempt to rebut the State's prima facie case for guilt," Breyer wrote.
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Schiff also sought to rebut two chief arguments Republican members of his panel have employed ahead of Yovanovitch's testimony: that the president was within his rights to remove her from her post in Kyiv, and that she could not speak to Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine for an investigation of the Bidens.
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The leaders of the two parties — working in concert with the House managers and the White House lawyers — will seek to elicit damaging admissions, highlight favorable points and give their side a chance to rebut the claims made by their adversaries during nearly 30 hours of arguments since the trial opened last week.
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I feel comfortable speaking on their behalf to rebut these attacks by people such as fellow billionaire Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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The Democratic memo — a 10-page document written to rebut the now-public Republican memo alleging abuses over a surveillance warrant for former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page — was blocked from public release earlier this month by the White House, which said the document needed to have sensitive information redacted first.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Friday blocked the release of a classified memo written by congressional Democrats to rebut a Republican document that he allowed to be made public last week that claimed FBI and Justice Department bias against him in the federal probe of Russia and the 2016 U.S. election.
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LAS VEGAS — Hillary Clinton's campaign had one of its polling firms that specializes in the Latino vote assess the Nevada caucus results in an effort to rebut the claim by Senator Bernie Sanders that, though he lost over all, he won among Hispanics, a demographic that is crucial to the success of both candidates.
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The 2020 Democratic primary is the first in a really mature social media world, and the strongest candidates — even the weaker ones — have huge channels to communicate directly with their supporters — their stans, like Kamala Harris's self-consciously named #khive — to tell their own versions of what happened on that stage, and rebut all criticism.
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The latest news most likely to hold the Capitol captive is word that Trump asked his own intelligence chiefs -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers -- to rebut Comey's then-public statement that the FBI had opened a criminal probe into Russia's meddling in July of last year.
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At Trump Tower, he gathered with select members of a recently formed "diversity coalition," the brainchild of his company adviser, Michael Cohen, who drew on longstanding relationships with some black pastors to form an umbrella group meant to rebut questions about Mr. Trump's attitude about race and criticism that he appeals only to white voters.
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Strickling's testimony were an attempt to rebut concerns raised by Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who convened and chaired Wednesday's hearing on the Internet, and other Republicans who have argued in recent weeks that the transition would be a "giveaway" of Internet control to Russia, China, and other governments that censor Internet content.
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The Senate is gearing up to rebut the administration on Syria, after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to pull U.S. troops caught lawmakers flatfooted.
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At the same time, Mr. Kelly's searing appearance at the White House — in which he described learning of his own son's death in battle — came as presidential aides feel aggrieved, under assault from all sides, unfairly treated by the news media and determined to rebut allegations that their boss is uncaring or a bigot.
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HOUSTON — President Trump sided again on Tuesday with the government of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in mocking Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s intelligence, an extraordinary alignment of a United States president and an authoritarian regime against an American politician — and an insult that Mr. Biden pooh-poohed by letting an aide rebut it.
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But her comment also comes after weeks of controversy about a DNA test that she took to prove her claims that she had Native American ancestry, a move that some have criticized as a mistaken embrace of the controversial field of racial science to rebut attacks over her heritage by President Trump and other Republicans.
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And he has argued that college administrators should respond to hate speech in ways that do not infringe on the First Amendment, including: issuing statements to rebut anti-Semitic and anti-Israel propaganda; punishing non-speech forms of anti-Semitism, such as assault, battery and vandalism; and ensuring effective security at particularly volatile university lectures.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --HOUSE INTEL VOTES TO RELEASE DEM MEMO: The House Intelligence Committee on Monday voted unanimously to release a memo drafted by Democrats to rebut a GOP-crafted document alleging surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the committee, was written to rebut the Republican memo released one week prior, which accuses the FBI of suppressing Democratic ties to an opposition research dossier on Trump and Russia used in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant for former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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Broaddrick told the Journal that NBC News reporter Lisa Myers pursued her for nearly a year before she agreed to an interview, and that she came forward because she wanted to rebut false rumors circulating after her statements to prosecutors (like that David Broaddrick had accepted hush money from the Clintons in exchange for silence).
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" When anyone counters that the reason for the increased traffic is that an r/conspiracy post made it to the front page of Reddit, users rebut them by questioning whether that post was written by some nefarious actor: "it's BuzzFeed ffs, this is not a source ANYONE here would ever trust let alone mass upvote and give gold to.
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But the decision to invite the president of Mexico -- a country that has been a recurrent focus of the Republican's campaign -- for talks and a press conference after the GOP convention provided a high-profile opportunity for Obama to rebut Trump's address, during which he cited his plan to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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Attacking Mr. Comey so vociferously may make political sense, especially when you cannot rebut his charges with the truth, but does this president really believe that the American people will side with him over a man who by all accounts has lived up to his sworn oath to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic?
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The Republican candidate, who lost momentum this week after coming in fifth in New Hampshire, plans to take a more aggressive tone with some of his rivals -- especially if they attack him on the debate stage -- and is expected to showcase more of his affable personality in order to rebut criticism that he is a scripted candidate.
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Rep. Ted LieuTed W. LieuCities are the future: We need to coordinate their international diplomacy George Conway opposes #unfollowTrump movement Puerto Rico resignations spur constitutional crisis MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday compared positive and negative Google search results for two GOP lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee to rebut claims that the search engine is biased against conservatives.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.) accused Meadows of committing a "racist act" for bringing a black woman to the hearing to rebut Cohen's claims of racism against the president.
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To rebut that, the Republicans will bring out the memorandum written by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein which concluded that Comey made "serious mistakes" by publicly announcing in July that he was closing the Clinton email investigation without charges and then publicly disclosing in late October that new emails had surfaced that required further investigation.
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On Wednesday, in an attempt to rebut this, Kavanaugh produced calendar pages from May, June, July, and August 217 — showing a mix of organized activities like basketball camp, "grounded" weekends, and social events (including an entry to "Go to Timmy's for skis" — more likely a reference to brewskis than hitting the slopes of Maryland in July).
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At that time, Mr. Skakel and his new legal team argued that Mr. Sherman had failed to implicate his brother, Thomas Skakel, in the murder, one of their main arguments at trial; failed to adequately pursue an alibi defense; and failed to rebut the testimony of some former schoolmates who said that Mr. Skakel had admitted to the killing.
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A Democratic memo written to rebut the allegations in Nunes' document said the FBI did, in fact, tell the court that the information in the Steele dossier was politically motivated, even if the bureau didn't mention that research that went into the dossier was paid for by Democrats, the Times reported, citing two people familiar with the Democratic memo.
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Comey is expected to use his upcoming book tour to directly rebut President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attacks on the FBI.
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"The fact that an applicant has an arranged birth plan with a doctor or medical facility in the United States or simply expresses a preference to give birth in the United States over other locations is not sufficient to rebut the presumption that their primary purpose of travel is obtaining U.S. citizenship for the child," the cable states.
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But the other big loser, even if they don't realize it, is the Trump administration itself, which loses the daily opportunity to get its message out, set its own priorities, explain and defend its programs, and rebut any criticism, all from the power of the White House podium — in the voice of a seasoned professional press spokesperson.
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When one considers the ever-changing nature of process complaints, after previous complaints and demands had been addressed, it becomes clear that the White House counsel's defense strategy is one of representation without participation --that is, one of representing the client's disdain for the whole process by remaining aloof from attempting to rebut the testimony of witnesses.
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But the main point of this brief piece is not merely to rebut Murray's conclusions per se — although we will do some of that — but rather to consider the faulty path by which he casually proceeds from a few basic premises to the inflammatory conclusion that IQ differences between groups are likely to be at least partly based on inborn genetic differences.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE last week blocked the release of a Democratic memo meant to rebut the claims in the Republican-crafted document.
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Here's what to watch for tonight: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE: President Obama won't address Donald Trump by name but is expected to rebut Trump's "Make America Great Again" vision.
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"If there is credible evidence that a parent poses an imminent risk of harm to their child and a parent is unable to rebut that evidence, a state child welfare agency, not the federal government, is the appropriate entity to determine whether there is abuse or neglect or a child cannot safely be placed in their parent's care," the Democrats wrote.
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Another condition of Russia's reinstatement highlighted on Monday in Monaco was that the nation's leadership accept, or credibly rebut, the extensive evidence of state-sponsored cheating, including the involvement of the sports ministry and Russia's federal security service, or F.S.B. "The question of apologies is one that we have raised every time we have been to Moscow," Mr. Andersen said Monday.
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In his remarks to reporters, Mr. Scott made it clear he did not go to the White House for a photo op, but to decisively rebut Mr. Trump's claim — to the president's face — that "both sides," racists and anti-racist protesters, were responsible for the violence that followed a torchlight protest against the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee.
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Clinton, who lost the NBC "Commander-in-Chief" coin toss and had to go first in the back-to-back appearances with no chance to rebut Trump on-air, took that opportunity on Thursday morning, calling it "astonishing" that Trump "trash-talked" U.S. military generals as "reduced to rubble," and again praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling him more of a leader than President Obama.
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"Through this historic vote, a message was sent by Europe to the world, in favour of culture, creation, authors, artists and journalists, and their right to fair remuneration in the digital world," wrote the Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers of Music in a wordy statement that goes into detail in an attempt to rebut various specific laid charges against the reform by critics.
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A White House official told CNN that the administration plans to rebut Yates by employing two strategies: Calling into question her objectivity by arguing she is a partisan Democrat and questioning the timeline of events she is expected to present, namely why "she and others at DOJ sat on their hands" after Vice President Mike Pence insisted on television Flynn had not discussed sanctions with Kislyak.
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Friends of the Earth and Center for Food Safety did not have standing to sue because they failed to show how the money they spent on an advertising campaign to rebut Sanderson's 100% natural claims was a concrete injury, Judge Richard Seeborg of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said in an order agreeing with arguments made by Sanderson's lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis.
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The testimony by the former ambassador, William R. Brownfield, followed testimony from three other witnesses that defense lawyers have put on the stand in an effort to rebut the prosecution's case that Mr. Menendez, a Democrat from New Jersey, abused his office in exchange for gifts and political contributions from Dr. Salomon Melgen, an affluent eye doctor from Florida and Mr. Menendez's friend and co-defendant.
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And so it is, too, that another (mostly Democratic) group watched the hearings and saw an angry judicial nominee intemperately rebut the account of an anguished woman who had bravely come forward to describe a deeply personal assault, while a bunch of Republicans, led by a president who has himself been accused of sex assaults, demeaned victims everywhere by ridiculing the one in front of them.
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Meadows was immediately outraged: He called for the comment to be stricken from the record and then launched into a rant about how offended he was that Tlaib had suggested he was racist, going so far as to talk about his black relatives and friends as evidence to rebut the claim (again, invoking the misguided idea that simply knowing a person of color means one cannot be racist).
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These rulings were good for press freedom, but in light of Trump's subsequent political career it's a little unfortunate that the trial never took place for one simple reason — truth is considered an absolute defense to libel charges, so at trial O'Brien and his publisher would have had the opportunity to produce evidence regarding Trump's actual net worth and Trump would have had the chance to rebut it.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over his decision to block the release of a Democratic memo meant to rebut a Republican-crafted document alleging surveillance abuses at the Justice Department.
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These counternarratives don't rebut the allegations Trump faces so much as they seek to distract from them, as outlined by the New York Times: That narrative will include claims that Ukrainians meddled in the 2016 election instead of the Russians — an unfounded allegation refuted by the administration's own intelligence agencies as recently as this week — and that Hunter Biden, the younger son of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., used his father's connections to make money in Ukraine.
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This despite numerous gaffes (confusing Theresa May for Margaret Thatcher; conflating the stories of heroism of several different military members into one tale; calling President Trump "Donald Hump"); a disastrous debate performance (failing to rebut Kamala Harris's attack on his opposition to school busing by meekly offering, "My time is up"); and, most recently, being subjected to unrelenting (and false) attacks by President Trump and his Republican allies that Biden and his son Hunter are corrupt.
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Indeed, Cambridge Analytica famously sold Facebook user data to political campaigns that was used to influence elections in the United States as well as the "Brexit" referendum in the UK. "A stabilising feature of a democratic system—opinion exchange—breaks down when this possibility for engagement and debate is destroyed because messages are disseminated in secret, targeting individuals based on their personal vulnerabilities to persuasion, without their knowledge and without the opponent being able to rebut any of those arguments," Wiesner said.
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N would save consumers money because the marriage of a pay-TV provider with a movie and TV giant would create a more efficient company, an economist testifying for AT&T said in court on Thursday Dennis Carlton, from the University of Chicago, sought to rebut testimony on Wednesday from an economist for the government, Carl Shapiro of the University of California at Berkeley, who said the $84.5 billion deal would cost American consumers some $286 annually in higher prices.
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WHEN THEY TALK TO ISS, THEY TOLD ISS, OH, YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT GROSS REVENUE BASIS, AND THE PROBLEM IS WHEN THEY COMPARED ADP WITH COMPETITORS THAT DID NOT HAVE PEOS, IT MADE THE PRODUCTIVITY -- THE REVENUE PRODUCTIVITY LOOK MUCH BETTER THAN IT REALLY IS. WE THOUGHT THIS WAS DISINGENUOUS BECAUSE PUBLICLY THEY DON'T MAKE THOSE ARGUMENTS BUT THEY MADE THOSE ARGUMENTS PRIVATELY TO ISS AND UNFORTUNATELY, ISS ACCEPTED THOSE ARGUMENTS AND DIDN'T GIVE US A CHANCE TO REBUT THEM.
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Trump has been lit into for days over what some Puerto Rican officials characterize as a slow response to devastation on the island wrought by the hurricane, and he's repeatedly struck back with Twitter missives against San Juan's mayor and the press, going so far as to tell Puerto Ricans who largely are without power to "not believe the #FakeNews" The administration appeared to attempt to directly rebut criticisms leveled in the media by releasing readouts over the weekend of the president's calls with Govs.
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