DuPont's continuing refusal to accept responsibility is maddening to Bilott.
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Cuixart praised independence supporters' refusal to accept the sentences without protest.
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Ryan's Sherman-esque refusal to accept a 2016 presidential nomination. In
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The judge deemed Kesha's refusal to accept this proposed solution unreasonable.
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Fighting insider trading is a refusal to accept a rigged system.
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Women's refusal to accept the status quo would determine the law's meaning.
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Trump had previously expressed his refusal to accept the science of climate change.
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His refusal to accept the truth turned into a fatal obsession, authorities allege.
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That reflects China's refusal to accept the island's sovereignty—or, indeed, its democracy.
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A bigger worry is its refusal to accept any responsibility for what happened.
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The opposition to Kavanaugh is just a refusal to accept the 2016 election.
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Abbott's refusal to accept refugees is bad for business and the state economy.
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But, my refusal to accept my new reality didn't make it any less true.
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When Germany insists on more control and rules, France hears refusal to accept solidarity.
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They added that they were "deeply troubled" by Pruitt's refusal to accept that truth.
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In March the Comoros announced a refusal to accept the repatriation of its citizens.
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Klobuchar's campaign has stressed the Minnesota senator's refusal to accept money from corporate PACs.
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This despite my refusal to accept Serena Joy as a victim in her own system.
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The judges in that case said refusal to accept Syrians "clearly discriminates" against the population.
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It does show Bethany explaining her refusal to accept a plea deal, much like Loughlin.
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Most disturbing, he says, is the document's refusal to accept that some Christians might think differently.
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It is the seeming refusal to accept the latter possibility that has increasingly distorted media coverage.
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The Palestinian Authority's refusal to accept any of the revenues only adds to its financial woes.
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But his refusal to accept the boat did more than pit humanitarian necessity against political expediency.
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"He must lead and demonstrate his refusal to accept hate in all its manifestations," they wrote.
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"So riotously did Johnson live that there was a universal refusal to accept him," Daley said.
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In 2016, his refusal to accept the election result would have been more of a formality.
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In both cases, the defining feature of demagogues is their refusal to accept responsibility for their actions.
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In hindsight, I know my refusal to accept the diagnosis came largely from a place of shame.
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Trump shocks with refusal to accept election results -- It was the most newsworthy line of the night.
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But because of his "continuing refusal to accept responsibility and show remorse," they stood by their decision.
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To name just one: It justified the refusal to accept refugees from Nazism, including 20,000 Jewish children.
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And many said they were deeply distressed by Trump's refusal to accept the results of the Nov.
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Meanwhile, union refusal to accept restructuring at Italian flag carrier Alitalia saw it enter insolvency proceedings last year.
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"I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken," Rosenstein wrote.
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But Washington's continued refusal to accept this president had already made that task easy for the Trump campaign.
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Their refusal to accept responsibility for their conduct and denial of the obvious continues to drive their litigation strategy.
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His refusal to accept the results of this election disqualifies him automatically from any office in the United States.
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That line of thinking has been a key reason behind Washington's refusal to accept Kim's freeze-for-freeze deal.
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A similar refusal to accept the 2020 census's results "by definition would be a constitutional crisis," Ms. Lowenthal said.
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HHS' Stauffer denied that Dinnin's refusal to accept more children factored into the government's decision to lift the fingerprint requirements.
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Mary was particularly punished for her loyalty to her mother, Catherine of Aragon, and her refusal to accept Anne Boleyn.
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But Mexican officials have backed down from many of those initial restrictions, including its refusal to accept women with children.
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This sense of unpredictability has, all too predictably, been magnified by nature's refusal to accept our efforts to domesticate it.
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Worldwide, the entire notion smacks of a willful ignorance and a heard-headed refusal to accept a mountain of scientific evidence.
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Their refusal to accept their share of the migrants, despite the court's ruling, has caused a rift in the European Union.
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Another point of friction between the Witnesses and officialdom is their refusal to accept blood transfusions for themselves or their children.
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The death of Soleimani was in itself a sign of Trump's refusal to accept guardrails that might have constrained other presidents.
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"There's a problem of their refusal to accept their responsibility for speech that they make money from," Buttigieg told the Times.
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These beliefs promote toxic, anti-Muslim bigotry and a refusal to accept that peaceful and productive coexistence with Muslims is possible.
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Your basic refusal to accept this binary seems to have marginalized you and your work, but also seems to energize you.
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" In a tweet , President Trump suggested the DNC&aposs apparent refusal to accept help from DHS was "all a big Dem HOAX!
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The biggest moment of the night was Trump's refusal to accept his forthcoming defeat, casting doubt on the validity of the election.
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His callous refusal to accept even basic facts when shamelessly trolling for the position of prime minister by shilling Brexit was awful.
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Some have faced disbelief and a refusal to accept their gender identity; others have been exposed to severe delays in their referrals.
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But he chose not to, which is a testament to his own character and refusal to accept something he knows is wrong.
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Most of his audience were Gbagbo supporters whose refusal to accept Ouattara's 2010 election win sparked a war that killed over 3,000.
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God love the man's adamant resistance in the face of a great drug scourge, his great refusal to accept a compromised reality.
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One Republican close to the White House called the tactic a symptom of Trump's refusal to accept blame or lose an argument.
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Parsons said that upholding the RPC's suspension on the grounds of Russian authorities' refusal to accept the McLaren Report "does not seem right".
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Taiwan, too, faces increasing military and diplomatic pressure over Ms Tsai's refusal to accept that her island is part of the Chinese motherland.
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It is not clear how Papua New Guinea hopes to overcome Iran's refusal to accept back its citizens who have not returned voluntarily.
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Refusal to accept the trade-offs inherent in leaving the EU bedevils the whole process, no matter who is in charge of it.
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In the meantime, ordinary citizens suffer from malnutrition and are dying needlessly, problems aggravated by the Maduro government's refusal to accept humanitarian aid.
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It's true that Democrats are criticizing Trump's actions, suggesting that his refusal to accept responsibility for, well, anything is putting America at risk.
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Captain Rackete's challenge to the Italian government's refusal to accept migrants has made her a hero to some and a criminal to others.
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My intuition was that I could rewrite the reality of the situation through an act of will, a refusal to accept the facts.
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For all the President's celebration of the team, however, the French relay victory was firmly rooted in Fourcade's refusal to accept second-best.
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He denied doing so, although he acknowledged that his refusal to accept a fee constituted a de facto savings for the ensembles he led.
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In the city, and even larger coastal towns, there is a refusal to accept such behavior; support services are provided; and #MeToo resonated strongly.
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The government of Argentina offered a partial repayment to bondholders whose refusal to accept a debt restructuring prompted the country to default in 2014.
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Salvini spoke a day after Italy and France tried to bury the hatchet following a diplomatic squabble over Rome's refusal to accept the Aquarius.
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More than 3,000 people were killed in the brief 2011 civil war that followed Gbagbo's refusal to accept his defeat to Outtara in elections.
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This strategy is effective because of ongoing shortages that result from grave economic mismanagement, as well as the government's refusal to accept international aid.
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I've written before about my journey through climate grief: the shock, the bargaining, the despair, depression, the anger, and my refusal to accept it.
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She's currently one of President Trump's Twitter targets because of her anthem protests and refusal to accept a possible invitation to the White House.
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Trump recently backed off his early refusal to accept the U.S.' longstanding One-China policy, which recognizes China's claim to Taiwan as a renegade province.
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The series is particularly timely considering then-real estate developer Donald Trump's inflammatory crusade around the teens and his ongoing refusal to accept their innocence.
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A spokesman for Youngspiration said the refusal to accept its lawmakers' oaths was "illegal" and dismissed claims they had deliberately mispronounced any of the words.
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Cohen's refusal to accept a pardon puts him within a tradition reaching back many centuries of rejecting pardons because of the shame of receiving them.
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He complained about illegal voting and a rigged result before Election Day 2016, presaging a refusal to accept the results as legitimate if he lost.
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In 2016, Texas withdrew from the federal refugee resettlement program in a dispute with the Obama administration over the state's refusal to accept Syrian refugees.
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Ruckelshaus had also been critical of the agency's direction under the Trump administration as well as Republicans' refusal to accept the science behind climate change.
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Republican intransigence must be explained at least in part by race, they figure — a refusal to accept the legitimacy of the first African-American president.
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Indeed, one of the hallmarks of black photography's critical consciousness has been the refusal to accept that art and political engagement are somehow at odds.
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Later that night, Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid used the same word to describe the situation: Trump's refusal to accept results of upcoming election is horrifying.
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Coupled with his initial refusal to accept the "One China" policy, the new administration has not laid the strongest foundation for an easygoing relationship with China.
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The dramatic fall in the number of coups in Africa over the past two decades owes much to the AU's refusal to accept sudden military takeovers.
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At its center, the book offers the refusal to accept an already-formulated understanding of loss that lies at the heart of the experience of grief.
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The U.S. administration said it had taken the measure following Russia's refusal to accept that its SSC-8 missile directly contravenes the Cold War-era agreement.
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Republican legislative leaders slammed Democrats for their refusal to accept pieces of Rauner's non-budgetary agenda or offer revenue sources to pay for their spending plan.
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" "It's still more denial about what took place," Schiff said of Trump's refusal to "accept the core conclusions of the intelligence community that this was Russia.
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Ultimately, I found healing in an acknowledgement of the pain that will haunt me and a refusal to accept it as inevitable for the next generation.
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His captors' actions were in retaliation for his "repeated refusal to accept an offer" from them, he said, without providing details on what the offer was.
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Your refusal to accept the unanimous assessment of U.S. Intelligence on Iran, No. Korea, ISIS, Russia, & so much more shows the extent of your intellectual bankruptcy.
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Ms. Tsai's flat-out refusal to accept "one country, two systems" for Taiwan has resonated well, not just with her D.P.P. supporters but with most Taiwanese.
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Trump's refusal to accept the intelligence community's conclusions has put him at odds with congressional leaders in his own party, who largely praised the sanctions on Thursday.
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" Schiff, who serves as a ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump's statement following Friday's intelligence report shows his "continued refusal to accept the obvious.
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Despite the regime's refusal to accept humanitarian aid, recent U.S. and international efforts to provide resources and financial support to Venezuelan refugees in Colombia are saving lives.
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Trump's refusal to accept this fact did not preclude Congress from seizing control of Russia policy and imposing broader and wider sanctions on Russia and key elites.
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At any point, Street Fighter could've done the opposite, going with irony and a refusal to accept the goofiness inherent in a world of electric animal people.
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In a game of such fine margins, it helps to instill in one's players a defiant refusal to accept the possibility – perhaps even the existence – of failure.
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But Mr. Edhi is adamant about upholding the policies set by his father, such as the foundation's refusal to accept donations from donor agencies or any government.
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This week, the European Commission voted to take Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic before the International Court of Justice over the countries' refusal to accept refugees.
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Mattarella's refusal to accept Paolo Savona as economy minister, because the 81-year-old had threatened to pull Italy out of the euro, boosted sentiment towards the currency.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)The United States has imposed visa restrictions on Ghana following the government's refusal to accept Ghanaian nationals deported from the US back into the country.
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When she fails to get pregnant, it spirals into an unhealthy obsession, propelled by biological compulsion, but also by a fierce refusal to accept this lack of control.
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One problem is that the U.N.'s recent history in Haiti includes years of refusal to accept responsibility for a peacekeeping mission's introduction of a deadly cholera epidemic.
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But he said nothing about the right-wing government's crackdown on judges and journalists and its refusal to accept more migrants, policies that have upset European Union leaders.
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The exchange of barbs took place a day after Italy and France tried to bury the hatchet following a diplomatic squabble over Rome's refusal to accept the Aquarius.
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She told the second manager, while on the other side of the door, that she was going to contact the corporate offices about his refusal to accept the coupon.
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There were other shocking moments in the debate, including Trump's continued refusal to accept the fact that Russians are hacking the U.S. election in order to help him win.
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The U.S. administration, who withdrew first, said it had taken the measure following Russia's refusal to accept that its SSC-8 missile directly contravenes the Cold War-era agreement.
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And Earnest, presumably reflected increasing impatience with Trump among senior officials in the White House, also rebuked him for his refusal to accept that Russia was behind election meddling.
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Argentina reached an agreement in principle to pay four of the largest creditors whose refusal to accept earlier debt-restructuring offers precipitated a default by the country in 2014.
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Macron has at times responded, criticizing Italy last June for its refusal to accept a boatload of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, and taking aim at Rome's public finances.
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This is observable in Luis Suarez's refusal to accept that he bit Georgio Chellini ("I lost my balance") and Sergio Busquets' take on his own catalogue of outrageous tumbles.
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The refusal to accept this reality is the biggest, most worrisome sign – yes, even bigger than the nomination of Trump – that the country currently lacks a functioning conservative party.
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" The group seems adamant in their refusal to accept that this type of arts patronage is acceptable, and they focus on the "art-washing industrial complex of contemporary art.
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Chief among those reactions is the expression of continued shock, a refusal to accept any stream of bad news — sexual harassment, school shootings, presidential lies — as the new normal.
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She has also made a point of touting her refusal to accept corporate donations and success early on in raising money from small donors, with whom Cuomo has struggled.
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Hungary's adamant refusal to accept immigrants or refugees is popular in Hungary, where these election results show that the government bombast, echoed in the state-loyal media, finds resonance.
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It says her refusal to accept single market or customs union rules will mean "frictions in trade", but voices the EU's willingness to seek a close free trade agreement.
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WADA Director General Olivier Niggli told Reuters last week Russia's refusal to accept responsibility could prevent its athletes from taking part in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Perhaps it is the envy over the refusal to compromise, the refusal to accept anything less than the ideal that accounts for the wish to copy such a final step.
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The students' refusal to accept fee hikes is another blow for Africa's most advanced economy, which is at risk of being cut to "junk" by ratings agencies later this year.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Gambian security agents closed three private radio stations near the capital, Banjul, amid an escalating political crisis triggered by President Yahya Jammeh's refusal to accept his election defeat.
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Australia's minister for immigration and border protection, Peter Dutton, said the move would not change his country's refusal to accept asylum seekers who try to reach its shores by boat.
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Today, the Palestinian refusal to accept Israel's legitimacy and reach an end to the conflict has made the possibility of a resolution unlikely to be achieved in the foreseeable future.
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Mr Salvini and the leader of the M5S, Luigi Di Maio, were already seething over the French president's description of Italy's refusal to accept a ship carrying rescued migrants as "sickening".
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But Japan remains bemused at Mrs May's persistent refusal to accept that Britain faces a trade-off between its access to European markets, and its ability to write its own rules.
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On Friday, Trump's refusal to accept this reality was once again on display, even as he worked to craft an alternate reality about what was going on in Florida and Georgia.
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The wife of former President Laurent Gbagbo, whose refusal to accept electoral defeat triggered the war, walked out of Abidjan's Ecole de Gendarmerie in which she had been detained since 2013.
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Her opponent, the 33-year-old son of Egyptian immigrants ran on a statewide "Medicare for all" plan, public internet, tuition-free college and his refusal to accept corporate PAC money.
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For the embattled nationalist Polish leadership, at odds with Brussels over its refusal to accept refugees and its disregard for the rule of law, this show of support was a godsend.
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Both were running on platforms headlined by "Medicare-for-all" single payer health care, a $15 minimum wage, ending cash bail and a refusal to accept corporate political action committee donations.
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Critics said Trump's apparent lack of interest in more frequent briefings was in line with his refusal to accept the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia was behind cyber hacks during the election.
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But it's continued into his presidency, including Trump's refusal to accept responsibility for a special operations raid in Yemen early in his presidency that killed a Navy SEAL and dozens of civilians.
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Ex-CIA Director James Woolsey, dismayed by Trump's refusal to accept the intelligence community's assessment that the Russian government meddled in the election, has resigned as senior advisor to the Trump administration.
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President Trump's long-standing refusal to accept that he is bound by the law has already brought the country to the brink of a constitutional crisis and this case epitomized that refusal.
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Supporters of Australia's refusal to accept seaborne asylum seekers argue that it has significantly reduced the maritime trafficking of migrants in crowded, rickety boats, which has often led to deaths at sea.
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For Western Europeans, the Polish, Czech and Hungarian refusal to accept resettlement quotas adopted by Brussels in 2015 demonstrates that the Eastern European countries lack the solidarity necessary for the European Union.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred had expressed frustration Tuesday over the players' union's refusal to accept changes to quicken the pace of games, reminding reporters that he could unilaterally impose such changes in 2018.
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Despite all her recognition, and even refusal to accept accolades, Thunberg's initiative and goals are about advocacy and mobility more than anything else, with her protest tactic of choice being climate strikes.
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Trump also tried to defuse controversy over his criticism of the intelligence community and continued refusal to accept Moscow's actions, calling the Friday meeting "constructive" and offering praise for the senior intel officials.
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Italians and Hungarians are relative newcomers to the Euro-skeptic enterprise, and their programs are narrowly focused on anti-immigration policies and a refusal to accept Germany's overbearing political, economic and social diktats.
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Some Protestants have understood that when they become the dominant religion, their faith's power—its here-I-stand refusal to accept orders from any source but God or conscience—tends to seep away.
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This is evidenced, amongst many other things, in their campaigns to replace the scientific theory of evolution with a Biblical story, and their continued refusal to accept climate change despite hard scientific data.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Gambian authorities shut a fourth popular radio station late on Sunday, staff said, further restricting opposition voices amid a political crisis triggered by President Yahya Jammeh's refusal to accept election defeat.
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His refusal to accept as economy minister Paolo Savona, who had threatened to pull Italy out of the euro, forced the 22.6-Star and the League to abandon efforts to form a government.
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Each element of Iceland's imperious performance – their tactical cohesion, their clear blueprint for victory, their refusal to accept their place in the hierarchy – served to show up the exact opposite in their opponents.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's top defense lawyer accused Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Tuesday of undermining the rule of law through his refusal to accept two court decisions that require payouts of state funds.
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Washington (CNN)As he braces for Hurricane Florence, President Donald Trump is stoking new outrage over his refusal to accept any blame for the relief effort following Puerto Rico's monster storm last year.
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Morell, Bash, and former CIA director Panetta have continued to denounce Trump since the election, primarily for his refusal to accept US intelligence agencies' conclusion that Russia sought to meddle in the presidential election.
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To many outside eyes, her hair (or lack of it) has become the symbol of her refusal to accept the status quo, her refusal to simply sit back and leave change to the establishment.
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A social movement was started through the combination of popular refusal to accept the police account of what happened with the spread of the photographs both of Michael Brown and of the subsequent protests.
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Mr. Dylan may yet accept the prize, but so far, his refusal to accept the authority of the Swedish Academy has been a wonderful demonstration of what real artistic and philosophical freedom looks like.
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As well as ethics, Trump's refusal to accept the assessment of US spy agencies that Russia was to blame for a cyber hacking operation against Democratic servers during the election will also dominate the event.
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The League leader's headline-grabbing refusal to accept migrants rescued from the Mediterranean has helped boost his party's popularity from 83% at the election last March to an average of almost 32% in recent polls.
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" He added: "I cannot defend the director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken," Rosenstein said.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgement that he was mistaken," Rosenstein wrote.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken," wrote Rosenstein.
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The pro-Brexit Daily Mail said he appeared to "mock" May, while online comments on its website reflected anger over the EU's refusal to accept the May government's terms for leaving the bloc next March.
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But his escalating battle with his own Justice Department and his refusal to accept the historic boundaries of executive power are leading the nation onto the most treacherous constitutional ground so far of his term.
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But what's made many observers nervous is Riyadh's refusal to accept a deal that would forbid it from enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium — the mechanisms necessary not for nuclear energy, but for developing a weapon.
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There's plenty to dislike about Bloomberg — principally, his refusal to accept the science on guns and his longing to dump low-wage workers on the country to manicure his golf greens at half the price.
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To be sure, Macron's refusal to accept Weber, and his months-long, outspoken campaign against the Spitzenkandidaten system of pre-decided lead candidates for the European Commission will leave a scar in Germany, diplomats say.
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But the underlying cause of impeachment may be the most crucial issue on the ballot: The President's determination to wield sweeping, unrestrained power and his refusal to accept the checks and balances invested in Congress.
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Whether the sounds it brings forth are meant to console, to offer catharsis, or to build a bridge to the soul of the departed, common to all is a refusal to accept that definitive silence.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgement that he was mistaken," Rosenstein wrote Tuesday.
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But the current deadlock over the partial government shutdown stems from Democratic leaders' refusal to accept Trump's request to spend $5.7 billion in U.S. taxpayers' money as part of a deal to fund the full government.
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I still believe one of her greatest failures is her refusal to accept a Medicaid expansion that would have provided health insurance to maybe 200,000 poor people in our state while creating an estimated 40,000 jobs.
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"Michigan voters rejected Stein's candidacy by massive margins but her refusal to accept that state-verified result poses an expensive and risky threat to hard-working taxpayers and abuses the intent of Michigan law," Schuette said.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates tweeted Friday that President Trump's refusal to accept Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election "insults" the intelligence community and "hinders our ability to prevent" such attacks in the future.
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Coons went on to raise concerns over Trump's "steadfast refusal" to accept the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, and Trump's repeated calls for closer relations between the U.S. and Moscow.
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" He added, "[Blankenship's] refusal to accept responsibility for his criminal actions even now only exacerbates these grieving families' pain … I hope that Mr. Blankenship chooses to do the right thing and disappear from the public eye.
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Here in a country that has been condemned by the United Nations for its offshore detention camps and refusal to accept arrivals by boat — even when escaping war zones — the athletes have become a cause célèbre.
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Speaking of the book's refusal to accept or ignore the ''lie'' of American racism, he turned toward Jackson and said: ''That was what we did with 'Between the World and Me.' That was what we did, Chris.
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Though Clinton enjoys a commanding lead in the polls, the overwhelming narrative is likely to be about Trump's potential refusal to accept defeat and whether that could trigger a historic confrontation in the days following the election.
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The right's refusal to accept the authority of climate science is of a piece with its rejection of mainstream media, academia, and government, the shared institutions and norms that bind us together and contain our political disputes.
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The Romanov Family Association, by contrast, accepted the relics as genuine in 1998, when most of them were interred in a state funeral, and it has expressed some exasperation with the church's refusal to accept the evidence.
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"The one thing that I think has been the greatest motivator and assert for me with you, is your absolute refusal to accept anything from me other than the best that I can possibly be," Smith said.
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In the joint statement issued late on Thursday, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt said Doha's refusal to accept their demands to end the diplomatic standoff was proof of its links to terrorist groups.
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Michael Hayden, a former head of the NSA and CIA, says he's worried about Donald Trump's understanding of cybersecurity, in part because of Trump's refusal to accept the intelligence community consensus that Russia was behind those attacks.
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Trump's crisis management reveals defining attributes of this most unique of political careers: The irrepressible energy of a force of nature personality, a refusal to accept a loss and an instinctive reflex to seek a new opening.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken," Rosenstein wrote in the memo.
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The agreement will likely put an end to the suit, which has been unfolding since 2014, when the National Federation of the Blind first argued that some Uber drivers' refusal to accept riders with guide dogs was discriminatory.
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The fate of a favorite childhood candy has also forced a bigger, scarier question within myself: Am I just terribly nostalgic, or does my refusal to accept something so frivolous mean that I'm bad at change in general?
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He responded by filing five administrative appeals in a year, repeating his initial request, challenging the decision to withhold information and saying that the department's refusal to accept and respond to the request by email violated the law.
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With his refusal to accept regular intelligence briefings on threats facing this country and his persistent denigration of the intelligence community, Mr. Trump has shown time and again that he worries more about his ego than anything else.
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The Trump administration's relationship with Saudi Arabia has drawn scrutiny because of the President's personal business dealings in the region and the President's refusal to accept his intelligence community's findings on the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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This season, Kourtney and Disick — who were together for nine years before she officially ended things in 2015 — have been at odds over Disick's partying, combined with his refusal to accept that Kourtney is moving on with her life.
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"China's refusal to accept more plastic waste, and the resulting backlog in plastic exporting nations, shows that we can't recycle our way out of this mess while we continue to make the mess bigger," Greenpeace said in a statement.
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As EU leaders prepare to discuss immigration policy in Brussels on Thursday and Friday, Italy's refusal to accept charity-run rescue ships has stranded hundreds of Africans at sea, their rescuers waiting for an EU country to accept them.
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And she still makes the skin of many Democrats crawl because of her support for tough immigration and voter ID laws, as well as her refusal to accept billions of dollars of federal dollars through the Affordable Care Act.
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Smiling and calling each other "my friend", Macron and Italian premier Giuseppe Conte sought to bury the hatchet in Paris after a diplomatic squabble erupted this week over Rome's refusal to accept a migrant rescue ship at its ports.
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He claims to have signed a text (the 20153 speech in which Jean-Paul Sartre explains his refusal to accept the Nobel prize for literature) with this private key, which produces a unique identifier known as a digital signature.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron sought to defuse tension with Italy after it criticized its refusal to accept more than 600 migrants on board the Aquarius ship earlier this week, telling the Italian leader no offense was meant.
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That's despite Muslims numbering only an estimated 20,000 to 40,223 people out of Poland's population of 260 million, a share unlikely to grow given the government's adamant refusal to accept an EU plan to resettle refugees among member states.
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It looks to me as if we're witnessing the rapid collapse of a powerful faction in U.S. public life, one whose refusal to accept facts at odds with its prejudices has long been a major source of political dysfunction.
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Rome's refusal to accept the EU's call to rein in its expansionary budget plans has pushed Italy's government bond yield spread over Germany — effectively the risk premium attached to Italian risk — above 300 basis points, double end-2017 levels.
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Unlike Hungary and Poland, it has avoided any conflicts with the European Commission over rule of law or other democratic principles, although it did clash with Brussels over its refusal to accept asylum seekers under an EU quota system.
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DAKAR, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Gambian security forces closed down two private radio stations based near the capital, Banjul, the main journalists' union said on Monday, amid an escalating political crisis caused by President Yahya Jammeh's refusal to accept his election defeat.
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In the face of Carol's doubt about the mission, Ezekiel says his boundless enthusiasm and refusal to accept failure is the source of his power — and the reason residents of the Kingdom are willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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You have to take Thomas' prediction with a grain of salt, considering that the justice's dissent was prompted by the Supreme Court's refusal to accept an opportunity to revisit Auer deference, even though four justices have expressed doubts about the precedent.
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But Orban — who was re-elected in a landslide win earlier this year — struck a defiant stance as he spoke in Strasbourg Tuesday, arguing that the vote amounted to revenge by the EU for his government's refusal to accept refugees.
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Trump shocks with refusal to accept election resultsMany Republicans were tired of Trump's talk about a rigged election before his remarks on Wednesday night that he would not commit to accepting the legitimacy of the vote count on Election Day.
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At one point, Mr Fico compared his robust refusal to accept Muslim refugees with Mr Figel's alleged softness on the question; Mr Figel retorted that he would be tough on all refugees, returning economic migrants while accepting some humanitarian cases.
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The report also comes as Trump has continued to struggle to earn the trust of his own intelligence community, reportedly discomfited by his longstanding refusal to accept the assessment of career analysts that Russia tried to interfere in the election.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The European Commission's decision to launch the so-called Article 7 procedure against Poland may be related to Warsaw's refusal to accept Muslim migrants, spokeswoman of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party Beata Mazurek said on Wednesday.
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Madrid's refusal to accept drivers' demands came after ride-hailing companies Uber and Cabify said last week they were suspending their services in Barcelona in response to the regional government's imposition of limits on how they operate in the city.
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Brazil's president has appeared to backtrack on his refusal to accept $20 million in G7 aid to help fight the Amazon fires, saying he would consider accepting the money if French President Emmanuel Macron were to apologize for calling him rude.
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At its core, Russia's development of hypersonic weapons reflects its refusal to accept mutual assured deterrence among the superpowers and the self-generating paranoia of a state bent on rebuilding its empire by inhibiting NATO from defending its allies and partners.
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Opinion Columnist Among the events of John McCain's five-and-a-half years of imprisonment and torture in North Vietnam, probably the most heroic, and surely the most celebrated, was his refusal to accept an early release from his captors.
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And Xi and the CCP were not expecting his steadfast refusal to accept a trade deal absent an enforcement regime that ensured the PRC would not continue their multi-trillion-dollar theft and forced technology transfer of American intellectual property.
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And for too long our ambassadors have blamed Israel for the ongoing dispute with the Palestinians rather than acknowledge the obstacle to peace is the Palestinians' refusal to accept the idea of a Jewish state coexisting next to a Palestinian state.
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That would have been a particularly dangerous legacy given President-elect Donald Trump's alarming affinity for Mr. Putin and stubborn refusal to accept the conclusion of American intelligence agencies that Russia's cyberattacks were aimed at helping him and hurting Hillary Clinton.
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As it turns out, Rubio's concern about Bridenstine has nothing to do with the congressman's refusal to accept climate science; his concern is only that the Kennedy Space Center, located in Cape Canaveral, not be adversely affected by a controversial administrator.
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Mr. Trump's refusal to accept the conclusion of American intelligence agencies that Russia sought to meddle in the American presidential election gives further encouragement to Europe's right-wing and populist pro-Russia leaders, who already see their fortunes on the rise.
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"I cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand [Comey's] refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken," wrote Rosenstein in a memo to Sessions.
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Monday's order prohibits employees from "calling, permitting, instigating, authorizing, encouraging, participating in, approving, or continuing any form of disruption to or interference with American's airline operations," including a refusal to accept overtime or complete any maintenance repairs in the normal course of work.
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Kerry launched his final peacemaking bid after U.S.-backed talks between the two sides collapsed in 2014 over issues that included Israeli settlement-building in the occupied territories and Palestinian refusal to accept Israel's demand to recognize it as a Jewish state.
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"Building settlements in occupied territories was the single most grave error and sin in the history of modern Zionism, because it was based on a refusal to accept the simple fact that we are not alone in this country," Oz told me.
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"I don't know if the people around the country understand that he has launched … an assault against African-American people starting with his refusal to accept the first African-American president, by continuing to declare that he was from Kenya," Cleaver said.
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Gary's craving for "multiplicity" and his refusal to accept its impossibility — to be stuck with our ho-hum human condition, that is — make him a literary figure worth revisiting, one of those striving, endlessly self-inventing individuals who streaked across the 20th century.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders made clear the decision was a direct response to a scheduled vote in the committee to hold Barr in contempt over his refusal to accept Nadler's demands -- after releasing a redacted public version of the report last month.
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She's been open about her refusal to accept donations over $500, and has accepted only one corporate donation—from Richmond, VA heavy metal oasis GWAR Bar, who hosted a fundraiser event for her campaign ("I'm pretty proud of that one!" she tells me over email).
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" In a warning to some of those rivals, Warren touted her refusal to accept donations from lobbyists, corporate PACs or the support of super PACs, and challenged "every other candidate who asks for your vote in this primary to say exactly the same thing.
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Many of the immigrants who missed the reapplication deadline had submitted their applications on time, but, as Vox reported, were subjected to mysterious weeks-long mail delays and to the government's refusal to accept some applications that were in its mailboxes at the deadline.
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Trump, Carter wrote, took a very different path: Still, Trump's blunt refusal to accept personal responsibility for the Yemen raid burns because it marks such an incredible betrayal of his office and the awesome responsibility that our president must shoulder, especially in the national security sphere.
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But the furore over the report and Finance Minister Taro Aso's refusal to accept its findings have set back Abe's coalition as it prepares for the upper house poll amid speculation that the premier may also call a snap election for the more powerful lower chamber.
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"Mrs May still appears to be in cherry-picking mode," says John Kerr, a former British ambassador to the EU. The commission was irritated by Mrs May's refusal to accept a rejigging of the current EU budget, citing "purdah" rules that bar such decisions during election campaigns.
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But the furore over the report and Finance Minister Taro Aso's refusal to accept its findings have created a headache for Abe's coalition ahead of the upper house poll and amid speculation that the premier may also call a snap election for the more powerful lower chamber.
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" Why it matters: "The result is without obvious parallel in U.S. history, a situation in which the personal insecurities of the president — and his refusal to accept what even many in his administration regard as objective reality — have impaired the government's response to a national security threat.
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He adopted a defiant tone Saturday after he was called to Brussels to defend his controversial policies to European lawmakers concerned by Hungary's restrictions on foreign-funded universities and NGOs, its refusal to accept European directives on granting asylum to migrants, and its increasingly anti-EU rhetoric.
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A report last week in The Washington Post found significant opposition to Trump in the intelligence community, stoked by the president-elect's refusal to accept the Director of National Intelligence's conclusion that the Russian government was responsible for the theft and leaking of emails from the DNC.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat who is on the Judiciary Committee, believes that the Administration's actions denigrating or denying the power of equal branches of government portend a "constitutional crisis" akin to Nixon's refusal to accept the appellate-court judgment regarding the White House tapes.
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It is also unhappy at Britain's refusal to accept EU judges as the ultimate arbiters of disputes — an issue that could get an early airing as London seeks a quick fix to prevent its withdrawal from the Euratom pact disrupting its nuclear industry and medical imaging.
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On the very day that Kim dashed Trump's hopes for a third summit, Washington ended talks with Seoul over its refusal to accept Trump's demand for a five-fold increase in South Korea's payment to cover the costs of stationing 28,500 U.S. troops in the South.
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Yet as May and Juncker spoke in Brussels and the pound rose on prospects of free trade and perhaps a very "soft Brexit", Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) issued an uncompromising reiteration of its refusal to accept any "divergence" from rules on the British mainland.
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But the furor over the report and Finance Minister Taro Aso's refusal to accept its findings have created a headache for Abe's coalition ahead of the upper house poll and amid speculation that the premier may also call a snap election for the more powerful lower chamber.
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Orban's crushing electoral win in April has only emboldened him to press further ahead with his nationalist agenda, which has seen his government repeatedly clash with Brussels and the United Nations over its growing control over the media and judiciary, and refusal to accept European Union-mandated refugee quotas.
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The approach from McCain signals that Trump's refusal to accept the intelligence community's conclusions is unlikely to cause a serious rift with Republicans on Capitol Hill — or at least that even Republicans in the McCain camp do not want for it to become a big problem at this time.
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Critics point to the loyalists at the heads of public media, the increasing harassment of opposition politicians and judges, the country's refusal to accept its European Union-mandated quota of refugees, and, especially, a series of dramatic reforms to the court system that may consolidate Law and Justice's control.
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Unlike many Middle East commentators, Friedman knows the Palestinians have been offered the possibility of statehood no fewer than seven times going back to 1937 and missed every opportunity because of their refusal to accept the idea that one of the two states would be a Jewish state.
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It is too new to name, and too protean to describe, but it seems safe to say that it is grounded in a refusal to accept things as they are, and in the belief that they could be remade in some other way with sufficient and sufficiently stubborn belief.
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In this case, his refusal to accept that he lost the popular vote fair and square, despite winning the electoral college and the presidency, threatens to detract from another far more significant story -- his sweeping use of executive power to live up to campaign promises and begin to change America.
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It takes two parties to make peace and the prospects for any resolution of the conflict have been damaged, delayed over the years by the Palestinian leadership and their continued refusal to accept the legitimacy of Israel as a Jewish state and their unwillingness to deal reasonably with the substantive issues.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both From Apollo 11 to Artemis: This time when we go back to the moon, we are going to stay MORE left the agency weeks after being appointed to lead efforts to return astronauts to the moon, citing Congress's refusal to accept a restructuring of the agency.
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" Richard Di Natale, who heads the Australian Greens political party, accused Morrison of "failing in his basic duty to keep our citizens safe from harm through his inadequate response to these fires and his refusal to accept that burning climate changing fossil fuels would lead to more frequent and intense bushfires.
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Thailand's almost flat-out refusal to accept Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, its troubling tensions in its far south between Muslims and the Thai military that have claimed thousands of lives since 2004, the abuse of migrant workers and the growing industrial pollution in the country's rivers are all depicted here.
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Today's Morning Joe was full of the usual morbid symptoms: Kellyanne Conway trying to spin Trump's refusal to accept the election results as "smart," and Joe "Morning Joe" Scarborough claiming it wasn't a big deal because Democrats were mad that Al Gore won the popular vote but lost the White House in 2000.
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More recent research suggests that this staggeringly high rate is the result of systemic discrimination and a refusal to accept trans kids for who they are — according to a 2016 study published in the medical journal Pediatrics, transgender children with supportive families are no more anxious or depressed than their cisgender peers.
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Steyerl said she received advice from photographer and founder of PAIN Sackler Nan Goldin, who requested the artist address two of the drug advocacy group's demands of all Sackler-associated institutions: that the institution remove the Sackler's name from its buildings and publicly announce its refusal to accept future funding from the Sacklers.
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They will also not accept extending an offer to effectively keep Northern Ireland inside the EU's single market in goods to the rest of the United Kingdom, due to the size of the British economy and London's refusal to accept the basic terms of the single market, including court supervision and free migration.
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Mr. Xi has been ramping up pressure on Ms. Tsai's administration over her refusal to accept the so-called 1992 consensus — a vague notion, accepted by Ms. Tsai's predecessor, that posits that Taiwan and China are part of the same country, with each side allowed its own interpretation of what that China is.
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It is also a simple statement of truth, which lays bare the heart of the conflict, that too many in the Arab world have been waging against Israel for too long: the refusal to accept the truth of the Jewish people&aposs connection to the land, and the national rights, which accrue as a result.
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The public good they purport to serve is almost always actually their own business interests, even when they're boasting major charitable donations, and each time they speak we're reminded only of the eyeball-popping tension between their enormous sense of self-importance and simultaneous refusal to accept responsibility for anything that results from their actions.
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In the final weeks of her campaign, Warren also relented on her long-standing refusal to accept the support of a super PAC, which ended up spending heavily -- in excess of $13 million during its brief run -- across the Super Tuesday map, arguing that she would not unilaterally disarm in an increasing expensive campaign.
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Among those in his own party, Mr. Trump's refusal to accept the evidence that Russia was the perpetrator was raising growing concerns, with Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina saying he would not vote for Rex W. Tillerson, Mr. Trump's nominee for secretary of state, unless Mr. Tillerson addressed Russia's role during his confirmation hearings.
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During a press conference at the Pearson International Airport in Toronto captured by The Guardian, Boyle revealed that among the many cruelties they suffered was the rape of his wife and the murder of their infant daughter born in captivity, who he said was slain in retaliation for his refusal to accept an offer from the family's abductors.
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"The cruelty of the attack, its predatory nature toward an essential stranger, defendant's refusal to accept full responsibility, his difficulty controlling his temper, his previous record and his unsupportive family situation all suggest defendant is not particularly suited to the purpose and type of rehabilitation dominant in the juvenile system," the court, in a 4-3 ruling, said.
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During a press conference at the Pearson International Airport in Toronto captured by The Guardian, Boyle revealed that among the many cruelties they suffered was the rape of his wife and the murder of their infant daughter born in captivity, who he said was slain in retaliation for his refusal to accept an offer from the family's abductors.
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Further, by staking her claim to the rules of the system, reclaiming the time procedurally allotted to her to ask questions, Waters touched on several nerves: weariness with political sleaze, certainly, but also a need to see things as they are and not as they are presented, and a refusal to accept what you're expected to accept.
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The Vietnam War never lets anybody off easily, but it saves its harshest critiques for American leaders who knew they couldn't win the war but kept investing in it over and over again, out of a refusal to accept loss, or a belief that their studies were wrong, or a simple certainty of American goodness and superiority.
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The monument is meant to depict Tasunke Witko—best known as Crazy Horse—the Oglala Lakota warrior famous for his role in the resounding defeat of Custer and the Seventh Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn and for his refusal to accept, even in the face of violence and tactical starvation, the American government's efforts to confine his people on reservations.
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"On the Palestinian side I made it clear that our view is that the root of the conflict, the reason it goes on is the persistent Palestinian refusal to accept the Jewish state, a nation state for the Jewish people in any boundaries, and this alongside with the question of enduring security are the two pillars of peace," the Israeli premier said.
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After the U.S. Supreme Court and 22015nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stymied Allied's strategy to end a 22 Fair Debt Collection Practices Act class action by paying the lead plaintiff his full potential damages, Reed Smith came up with an alternative argument: The plaintiff's refusal to accept Allied's offer made him an unsuitable candidate to lead the class action because he's not a typical class member.
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But as a deeply critical internal report by a U.N. adviser, Philip Alston, which I obtained this week, made clear, hiding behind the veil of silence and deniability has allowed the cholera crisis — one of the peacekeeping mission's "three major sins," along with sexual assault by peacekeepers and a general refusal to accept accountability, Alston wrote — to metastasize into a threat to the organization.
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"The stupidity and the evil of the Haqqani networks kidnapping of a pilgrim and his heavily-pregnant wife engaged in helping ordinary villagers in Taliban-controlled regions of Afghanistan was eclipsed only by the stupidity and evil of authorizing the murder of my infant daughter, Martyr, as retaliation for my repeated refusal to accept an offer that the criminal miscreants of the Thani network had made to me," Boyle said Friday.
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Morrison&aposs political rivals have also criticized his administration for its approach to climate policy,"His totally inadequate response to these fires and his obstinate refusal to accept what we have known for decades: that burning climate-changing fossil fuels would lead to more frequent and intense bushfires is putting the lives of Australians at risk," Richard Di Natale, leader of Australia&aposs Greens parties, said of Morrison last week.
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McCain's statement served as a signal that Republicans did not intend to criticize President-elect Donald 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 for his refusal to accept the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election. Sen.
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In power since 2010, Orban has increased his control over the media and put allies in control of once independent institutions, while his refusal to accept large numbers of migrants in Hungary has also put him in conflict with the EU. Orban's campaign for the April election vilified Soros and his activities in support of civil society on billboards nationwide, and he made clear he would be glad to see the OSF leave Hungary.
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He worked to appeal to undecided Democrats throughout his campaign, pointing to his record as a moderate, citing his vote against the repeal of the Affordable Health Act and opposition to the executive order that barred citizens from certain Muslim countries from entering the US. Political newcomer Wallace, a philanthropist with a net worth between $127 million and $309 million, ran his campaign as an outsider who would represent his constituents without pressure from special interest groups, and emphasized his refusal to accept corporate donations in his ads.
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I was searching the book's index for something else when I came across " CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES ": character : refusal to accept blame, xii, 7, 11, 19923, 43, 270, 335; self-doubt, xii, 11, 16, 90, 153-4; disloyalty, xiii-xiv, 4-19793, 13, 14, 26-7, 51, 96-7, 162, 210, 43, 335, 337; victims of, xiii-xiv; 50-1, 93-4, 96-7, 210, 463, 310-11; dislike of criticism/dissenting views, xiv, 9, 11, 46, 52, 55, 74-5, 19973; scapegoats, 7, 14, 18, 129, 162; self-pity, 7-8, 12-14, 20033, 36, 38, 41, 43, 67-8, 243, 257; intolerance/bad temper, 9, 20093, 13, 14, 29, 49, 52, 125, 335; sense of superiority, 11, 43, 20183, 58, 76; grudges, 13, 14, 49, 335; selfishness, 14, 27, 62, 20163, 210, 230, 319, 24; resentment of Diana, 246-21997, 22003; derogatory comments about Diana, 22009, 22018, 19813; on himself, 21981-22017, 21959-8; discourteousness, 52, 88, 126, 138, 314-20173, 322 Bower portrays Charles as a persnickety rank-puller, who, apparently, once had his own bedroom furniture sent to a friend's house in advance of a weekend stay.
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