We refuse to accept that pointing at problems is enough.
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He asked people to rebel and refuse to accept it.
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Or "phone," if you refuse to accept the phablet revolution.
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Restaurant owners would refuse to accept money for her bill.
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That's an abdication of power we should refuse to accept.
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We must refuse to accept shootings in schools as normal.
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I refuse to accept that as truth, but Martha said it.
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For many Americans, Trump's victory is one they refuse to accept.
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I refuse to accept that we can't disagree, but get along.
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I suggest that you simply refuse to accept the D.N.C. edict.
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In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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However, immigrants can't be deported to countries that refuse to accept them.
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In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America!
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Most Tatars refuse to accept Russia's annexation of the peninsula in 2014.
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It was not just the 2016 election results Democrats refuse to accept.
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I refuse to accept that there can't be good stuff going on.
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In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America.
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What's worse is there's a simple solution that they refuse to accept.
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In fact, even Bitcoin conferences sometimes refuse to accept Bitcoins from attendees.
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I refuse to accept that we don't have responsibility for our condition.
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Courts refuse to accept Arabic documents without a Kurdish translation, says a businessman.
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All you need to do is refuse to accept what you're being told.
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Macron called for sanctions against EU states that refuse to accept more migrants.
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Some shops, fearing a costly mistake with a counterfeit, refuse to accept them.
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This is speaking to people who refuse to accept that they are lesser.
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Suppose you refuse to accept that possibility and choose instead to remember your origins?
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It is what we make of it — what we accept and refuse to accept.
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Often the buyers would have no cash and would refuse to accept the goods.
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The hosts refuse to accept any money from us for the food or drinks.
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This flood of refugees threatens European institutions because European voters refuse to accept them.
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"I refuse to accept a University that only supports strictly liberal thinking," she added.
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What they refuse to accept is the possibility that the party is already broken.
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If that statement is the law, how can any store refuse to accept cash?
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But in reality, many landlords refuse to accept them, particularly in hot housing markets.
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The company suggests they alter the settings on their browser to refuse to accept cookies.
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I refuse to accept or believe that I have to choose one above the other.
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This is despite the fact that most retailers in the UK refuse to accept cheques.
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Crimean Tatars who refuse to accept Russian annexation see it as a continuation of Stalinism.
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Kaitlyn: I refuse to accept that someone doesn't want to see me in their feed.
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The first thing you do when you develop tinnitus is outright refuse to accept it.
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Why does Trump refuse to accept the idea that Russians are interfering with our election?
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"I refuse to accept the fact that I'm getting old," Woolley says in the trailer.
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Large medical clinics and supermarkets often refuse to accept plastic cards and instead ask for cash.
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I refuse to accept that we're not free-acting agents able to determine our own future.
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Nor is it always possible to send them home, as their governments often refuse to accept them.
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But Podemos demands that Catalonia be granted a referendum on independence, which the Socialists refuse to accept.
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Heterosexual couples where men refuse to accept that their female partners have anything valuable to say. 3.
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Would Trump look for solutions or refuse to accept responsibility and focus mainly on blaming other people?
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" Even during the trial, she added, "Wyndham and its lawyers continued to refuse to accept any responsibility.
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It's 2017, and we're still stuck with email clients that refuse to accept attachments going north of 25MB.
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President Klaus Iohannis, a liberal, has said he will refuse to accept any candidate with a criminal past.
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Some climate contrarians still refuse to accept that researchers can truly distinguish a human signature in the climate.
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That means if you try to buy lunch with them, a restaurant owner can refuse to accept them.
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The characters inflict terrible damage on ourselves and the people they love when they refuse to accept this.
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Regional officers also arrested immigrants with little prospect of deportation because their homelands habitually refuse to accept deportees.
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"I refuse to accept the charge even though I was offered a $1 plea deal," she told WTMJ.
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Many have been forced to close because they refuse to accept the restriction, according to reproductive rights experts.
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I refuse to accept the idea that we cannot come together as a nation to solve hard problems.
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I refuse to accept that America's sense of moral urgency only applies at home when cameras are rolling.
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I refuse to accept that everything must be "disrupted" and turned into a moneymaking machine for tech elites.
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No matter what Democrats read in the #MuellerReport, they will refuse to accept the truth: No collusion, no obstruction.
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It would be unprecedented for a candidate for president to refuse to accept the final outcome of the election.
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And I wrote an order that said I refuse to accept this stipulation, and here's what it really means.
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Kenya has a history of election-rigging, which means that many people will refuse to accept a close result.
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All they have done is make it sicker and the reason is simple: they refuse to accept the diagnosis.
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If we were not allowed to practice archery then we would refuse to accept it and fight for it.
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At the third and final presidential debate, he said he might refuse to accept the election results if Mrs.
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So businesses that refuse to accept cash from customers are, in effect, imposing a ban on many homeless people.
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I think Schiff is right to see this strategy for what it is and to refuse to accept it.
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Drivers could also refuse to accept rides to certain neighborhoods, which could lead to discrimination against lower-income areas.
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"I refuse to accept the proposition that we'll be in a state of perpetual war with Republicans," Biden says.
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The millions of Americans who refuse to accept 35,000+ gun deaths per year as normal are making a difference.
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But I refuse to accept that peddling death in the face of crisis can ever truly empower a woman.
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There are those who think that arming teachers is something, too, but that is a solution I refuse to accept.
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She says she's angry because the "Democrats refuse to accept the outcome of the election" and are disrespectful of him.
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Sweden is in the forefront of digital money and many shops, restaurants and even bank branches refuse to accept cash.
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That's a triumph for reasonable people everywhere who refuse to accept that sexual harassment at work is normal or defendable.
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"I refuse to accept [Trump's comments] as a standard of leadership for the highest office in the world," she said.
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Still, there have always been substantial minorities who, whether on religious or other grounds, refuse to accept the Englishman's ideas.
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Citizens refuse to accept a government that can spend billions of dollars supporting terrorism, but can't feed its own citizens.
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This would precipitate a situation in which Republicans falsely allege fraud and refuse to accept a Democratic victory as legitimate.
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Dear Miss Manners: I refuse to accept plastic items at gatherings, and do without if there is not another option.
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Most troubling of all, Hamas continues to pursue an extremist agenda: they refuse to accept Israel's very right to exist.
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These brave protestors refuse to accept the regime's constant violation of human rights, rampant corruption, and funding of terrorism abroad.
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The data revolution has changed how teams evaluate players, and those who refuse to accept this can be left out.
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I refuse to accept the idea that we&aposre that weak if we are in this, there&aposs really no hope.
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And, second, he will not only refuse to accept responsibility for anything that goes wrong, he will blame others for it.
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Kurz has said there is no point arguing over the current system of quotas because eastern states refuse to accept them.
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Ideas such as slashing aid to countries that refuse to accept the return of failed asylum-seekers are doing the rounds.
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But Republicans still refuse to accept the reality that Russia, a hostile foreign power, played a major role in electing Trump.
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"It's disappointing that extremists in Congress still refuse to accept the President's decisive victory in last year's election," he told CNN.
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Those who refuse to accept home or centralized observation and other prevention and control measures will be held accountable under law.
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Let's let him reinforce his lack of fitness as a leader, making sure more people understand and refuse to accept this.
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Vanessa Garrison and T. Morgan Dixon refuse to accept this future, and formed the nonprofit GirlTrek to reclaim their health through walking.
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Member states like Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia are unwilling to share the burden and refuse to accept refugee quotas.
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We can do that by sending a clear message that we as a nation refuse to accept racism, Islamophobia and fear-mongering.
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But Mr Duque's confrontation with the group may add to the growing number of FARC "dissidents" who refuse to accept the accord.
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Under Trump, the U.S. would also refuse to accept Syrian refugees (and, at least temporarily, all Muslims from anywhere in the world).
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States must refuse to accept a status quo that permits the firearm industry to escape any responsibility for the epidemic it facilitates.
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Sour grapes aside, litigation is not a game where the loser may refuse to accept the result and refile the same claims.
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There is plenty for workers to do instead of being unemployed, as long as people refuse to accept mass unemployment as inevitable.
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Visa sanctions are allowed by U.S. immigration law to punish countries that refuse to accept their citizens back from the United States.
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Volunteers provide free food, water, blankets, and tear gas antidotes, and even the grandmothers doing laundry refuse to accept payment, in solidarity.
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Some consulates even outright refuse to accept the supporting materials that applicants submit to try to prove their eligibility for a waiver.
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UK and Denmark are not included, Hungary and Slovakia refuse to accept anyone and overwhelmed Austria and Sweden recently suspended their involvement.
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"I refuse to accept the idea that man is mere flotsam and jetsam in the river of life which surrounds him," he said.
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Yet euro-zone creditors refuse to accept any debt relief, preferring variants of "extend and pretend" to avoid owning up to fiscal transfers.
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Their four ex-communist peers Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic, however, refuse to accept migrants, saying that would threaten their security.
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Lyft drivers are able to view a passenger's information before accepting the request, meaning some drivers could simply refuse to accept the trip.
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Green New Deal advocates refuse to accept advantages of this approach, recently writing that they "will vigorously oppose any legislation" with market mechanisms.
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"You have this one idea of contamination, but you refuse to accept that there might be certain spiritual conditions …" His voice trailed off.
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"I'm insensitive because I refuse to accept a reality for myself that is not my own," he said in one social media post.
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"We refuse to accept rats as a normal part of living in New York City," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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"In this moment, we refuse to accept the status quo that tells us big things aren't possible," Kennedy said in his announcement video.
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It's understandable that these people refuse to accept a military coup, but we do wonder who they are and what they want, exactly.
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What does it mean that these people, who have millions of followers between them, refuse to accept reality, either for personal or political gain?
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She reiterated several of her party's policies including three years' free tertiary education, and said her party would "refuse to accept the status quo".
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The administration is frustrated by what it views as lifelong bureaucrats within the government that refuse to accept the legitimacy of the new regime.
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The risk is that a government propped up by the FPO would refuse to accept more refugees if the flow were to pick up.
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But some people refuse to accept that, even in the DPRK, people are people, and they are as warm and spontaneous as people anywhere.
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The flyer has been widely circulated by Pilsen community organizers who refuse to accept the increasingly obvious expulsion of local businesses by external investors.
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A religion charged with bringing God's truth to the world faces the question of how to deal with people who refuse to accept it.
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However, pit bull advocates refuse to accept it was self-defense and believe the dog was targeted because of the stigma around the breed.
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In three of the cities — Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Fort Worth, Texas — over two-thirds of landlords said they would refuse to accept vouchers.
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And for the women who refuse to accept the marriages, their future can look even worse: "There's a lot unfortunate girls here," she said.
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A 2011 study from the University of Illinois found that fanatics refuse to accept criticism about their favorite brands as an act of self preservation.
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"Since many arrive without identification, [Mexico] could legitimately refuse to accept many individuals whom the U.S. asserts but can't prove are Mexican nationals," he said.
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Ultimately, the buyers of these stocks refuse to accept the idea that the price of oil has gone down because there is too much supply.
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It's now conceivable that if a Democrat wins a close election in 22018, Republicans as a party will simply refuse to accept the vote count.
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We believe in our ability to self-determine to such a radical degree that even when confronted with experimental evidence, we refuse to accept it.
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These places refuse to accept bids for contracts from companies supporting the movement, and some stopped doing business with European banks involved in the campaign.
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I hope this documentary connects with every young, aspiring entrepreneur trying to change the game and refuse to accept the old way doing of things.
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This view of the left as unhinged and anarchistic has become popular with some Republicans who insist that Democrats still refuse to accept Mr. Trump.
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But devising that vision is impossible when we refuse to accept that the government bears some financial responsibility in solving a problem it helped create.
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Many of the young people in the "Never Again" movement have had their own life-changing experiences and refuse to accept America's shameful gun violence.
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" Politically, it can represent a kind of psychological denial: "Whatever is happening here, I refuse to accept that it has anything to do with me.
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Many Poles still refuse to accept research showing thousands participated in the Holocaust in addition to the thousands who risked their lives to help the Jews.
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The left I would submit is so blinded, dogmatic in their ideology and their hatred that they refuse to accept even basic facts, sometimes scientific facts.
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However, many Rohingya refuse to accept the document, which they say classifies life-long residents as new immigrants and does not allow them to travel freely.
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However, this would mean that an almighty decided to finally, once and for all, prove his existence in Saguenay, Quebec, and I refuse to accept that.
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On one side we have around 10% some extremely die-hard leavers, who refuse to accept there could be any difficulty on leaving the European Union.
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White men who refuse to accept sexual assault as a problem and treat women's pain as a punchline will soon no longer be the status quo.
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It's a patriarchal vision that honours the religion of banality driven by capitalism that I refuse to accept, that's why I paint women in the city.
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But he struggled through an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, refusing to say whether he would refuse to accept the support of the former KKK leader.
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The experience of Australia is that if you refuse to accept people who come illegally, it actually makes immigration a much safer and more transparent process.
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It matters, because chances are good that you're not going to get anywhere if you refuse to accept some responsibility for whatever has gone haywire here.
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The couple said they found the internship to be fun, and recommended that older people refuse to accept the idea their life of contributing is over.
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But you've heard that the ports of entry into the US can't process asylum seekers quickly and that border officials sometimes refuse to accept asylum seekers.
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Written and directed by Jordan Galland, "Ava's Possessions" is a novelty piece that likens its monsters to abusive lovers who refuse to accept their marching orders.
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Like most Slovak political parties, SaS has said it will refuse to accept migrants under a system of quotas approved by the European Union last year.
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Last week, Republican Governor Greg Abbott of Texas, which resettles more refugees than any other state, became the first statewide official to refuse to accept refugees.
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I refuse to accept the notion, as some on this stage do, that we can never, never get to a place have we have cooperation again.
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But now I also fight for a safer country alongside survivors of gun violence and advocates who refuse to accept the National Rifle Association's "guns everywhere" agenda.
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"I refuse to accept any money on 5G because I believe it is the biggest national security challenge we face," Gingrich told Axios in a text message.
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However, Clinton won the overall national popular vote by around 2 million ballots, a factor that appears to be emboldening supporters who refuse to accept Trump's legitimacy.
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Payment, which is centrally controlled in Luanda, takes more than eight months to be processed, if at all, meaning suppliers increasingly refuse to accept orders, Makonga said.
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I just watched the interview conducted by Casey and man.. I refuse to accept the excuse of 'pressures of daily vlogging' for the inhumane act he commited.
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"Presenting ourselves as role models and reinforcing that we refuse to accept any limits in either athletics or academics is where our influence lies," she told Yahoo.
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Faced with this, the Democratic Unity Party and the members of the National Assembly call on the Venezuelan people to rebel and refuse to accept this coup.
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They refuse to accept that we can work towards a better way of life for our children and preserve our state's scenic beauty at the same time.
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And even if forcing Trump into a pardon isn't Cohen's main goal, do you think he would refuse to accept a presidential pardon if it was offered?
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So if you think we should refuse to accept refugees simply because we are at risk, then you should also be prepared to ban automobiles and guns.
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The comedian has been a vocal opponent of Kavanaugh's nomination, tweeting last week: We #BelieveSurvivors and refuse to accept Brett Kavanaugh as our next Supreme Court Justice.
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If a critical mass of Bitcoin stakeholders refuse to accept larger blocks, the Bitcoin network could be stuck with its current, limited capacity for years to come.
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The two political parties have us so wired into hating the other side that we still refuse to accept that both parties are equally craven and corrupt.
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On the other are those who argue that veiled women are subjected to barely hidden racism and religious discrimination by people who refuse to accept French multiculturalism.
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"I refuse to accept the notion, as some on the stage do, that we can never, never get to a place where we have cooperation," he said.
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This has been proven to work in many communities, but the program is underfunded at the federal level and many Bay Area landlords refuse to accept the vouchers.
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The Democratic lawmaker has introduced legislation that would require states to consent to storing high levels of nuclear waste — giving them the ability to refuse to accept it.
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But a third of their candidates are so anxious over U.S. immigration policy that they either refuse to accept, or won't start work until their visa is approved.
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Durbin asked if a Social Security Administration employee could refuse to accept or process spousal or survival benefits paperwork for the surviving spouse of a same-sex couple.
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We don't have all the answers, but we're going to follow the data, partner with everyone we can to find them, and refuse to accept that poverty is permanent.
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After a Supreme Court ruling in 2001, immigration authorities have been forced to release after a period of time undocumented immigrants from countries that refuse to accept their repatriation.
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In the process, they refuse to accept the studies around heavily-tilted coverage against Trump and perception of fabricated stories likely fueled via the over-reliance of unnamed sources.
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According to a nationwide survey by the Center for Studying Health System Change, more than 22019 percent of internal and general medicine physicians refuse to accept new Medicaid patients.
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Look no further, Hultquist says, than the half of Americans—or 73 percent of registered Republicans—who refuse to accept that Russia hacked the DNC or the Clinton campaign.
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But even Republicans who have sat for the closed-door depositions before the impeachment probe refuse to accept the notion that Ukraine had no role in interfering in 2016.
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Many Poles refuse to accept research showing thousands of their countrymen participated in the Holocaust in addition to thousands of others who risked their lives to help the Jews.
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I refuse to accept that premise and hope the voices of intolerance will realize the very rationale they use for justifying their hatred is the very right they themselves demand.
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They claim they want the "people" to have a voice, but they refuse to accept that the people have already made their voices heard when they elected Barack Obama, twice.
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Doctors sometimes refuse to accept or are unable to access radiology studies done elsewhere and send patients for duplicate tests at a facility in which they have an ownership interest.
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It was also possible he was referring to situations where home countries refuse to accept undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes in the US once they have served their prison sentence.
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But it is unclear whether Mr. Trump will seek to quickly deport the 700,000 or so people who signed up for the program, or merely refuse to accept new applicants.
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But a new, populist Italian government is now turning away migrants without registering them; it might also refuse to accept migrants previously registered in Italy but now in another country.
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Many childcare facilities also either refuse to accept or charge more for infants—and if women are going back to work after six weeks, they're going to need infant care.
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Characters frequently refuse to accept or even hear facts that challenge the dominant view that things are fine and the Skeksis are benevolent rulers who know what's best for society.
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Trump views the FBI -- and the broader intelligence community -- as out to get him, part of the so-called "Deep State" of entrenched bureaucrats who refuse to accept his victory.
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In the new comic, which can be downloaded for free from Tuesday, Priya rescues sex trafficking victims and challenges the communities that refuse to accept them on their return home.
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In the new comic, which can be downloaded for free from Tuesday, Priya rescues sex trafficking victims and challenges the communities that refuse to accept them on their return home.
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As they become more aware of the ATCA and its consequences, many other foreign assistance partners are likely to follow suit and simply refuse to accept relevant U.S. foreign assistance funds.
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TV has peaked just like the magazine industry did, and TV ad executives refuse to accept itNewsletter publisher Morning Brew more than quadrupled its revenue this year to $13 million, profitably.
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Even if I used a USB-C cable and charger that were rated for well above the 45W of the stock charger, the Swift 7 would refuse to accept a charge.
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"For now, they refuse to accept an amendment which will place responsibility on them to ensure that the militants give clear guarantees to stop the shelling," Lavrov was quoted as saying.
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I'm not here to argue that those of us in the art world should boycott ArtPrize because of Betsy or refuse to accept its money (though others have said as much).
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Opposition members of parliament who refuse to accept bribes (the going rate is 60m shillings, or $26,200) to cross the aisle and join Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), the ruling party, are arrested.
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European Union countries that refuse to accept refugees under new asylum plans face €250,000 ($285,000) fines in "solidarity contributions" for each asylum-seeker rejected, under new rules announced by the European Commission.
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To counter the damage DeVos could do to our education system, we must refuse to accept the illusion of school choice and to allow the dismantling of public education in this country.
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Washington (CNN)Insisting the country refuse to accept Flint, Michigan's water poisoning crisis, President Barack Obama said Thursday his administration was working to rush funds to the state to improve water systems.
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Though it was largely forgotten in the wake of his victory, Trump spent the month leading up to the 2016 election threatening to refuse to accept the result if he were defeated.
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Thus to mention it as a counter is to state through implication you don't believe black lives matter-and that is the beacon of hypocrisy we as Black people refuse to accept.
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Both men hail from what U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) calls recalcitrant countries – nations that refuse to accept the return of their own citizens when the U.S. attempts to deport them.
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First theres Facebook Story, a sensuel jam where an obtuse and arogant sounding frenchman tell a quasi profound story about a girl who DUMP him becase he refuse to accept her friend request.
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Mr Jammeh was swiftly condemned both by the UN Security Council and the African Union, which is less willing than it used to be to tolerate leaders who refuse to accept voters' verdicts.
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One striking difference is that Witnesses believe that Jesus was crucified on a single wooden stake, not a cross, so they refuse to accept the cross as the key symbol of the faith.
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They&aposve used this designation as a weapon, and they have wielded it against conservative organizations, others than ADF, that refuse to accept their orthodoxy and choose instead to speak for their conscience.
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Catherine Cortez Masto, who now holds Reid's seat, has introduced legislation that would require states to consent to storing high levels of nuclear waste — giving Nevada the ability to refuse to accept it.
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But, upon receiving its patents for the reformulated drug, the company filed papers with the F.D.A., asking the agency to refuse to accept generic versions of the original formulation—because they were unsafe.
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I told him I did, and I certainly understand how liberals, collectivists and those who refuse to accept the results of the 2628 election seem to be in full 28500/6900 outrage mode.
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If Trump or any of his supporters refuse to accept the results or threaten or condone violence, Republican leaders must rise to the occasion, joining forces with Democrats in unambiguously denouncing such behavior.
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Even after North Korean defectors have denounced the regime and embraced life in the South, many South Koreans still refuse to accept them, subjecting escapees to bullying, ostracism and other forms of mistreatment.
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Even when they're frightening, as Contagion undoubtedly is, movies about pandemics and isolation are acts of imagination that refuse to accept that reality has a monopoly on illness or despair, horror or pain.
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" Hawkins went on to say that he that all of the money collected "will go to Brett Kavanaugh's family or alternately, if they refuse to accept it, to a charity of their choice.
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We refuse to accept any unwarranted accusations against China, and we call upon other countries to also observe the purposes of the UN charter and not to interfere in other countries' internal affairs.
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"I refuse to accept the notion, as some on this stage do, that we can never, never get to a place where we have cooperation again," he said, making a pitch for bipartisanship.
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"Communities refuse to accept our services inside their cities and villages because of the threat that these areas be targeted because of the existence of our facilities there," Kewara said in an interview.
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It represents a divide between "us" and "them," a physical demarcation for those who refuse to accept that in just a few decades, a majority of the country will be people of color.
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For non-binary Gen Zers, "they" is about personal recognition but it's also a powerful statement: They refuse to accept the staid notions of gender that older generations are trying to pass down.
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In response, Trump could simply refuse to accept the outcome — in which case, the issue gets kicked to the GOP-controlled Congress, which would require a two-thirds vote to remove Trump from office.
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That so-called contamination led China, for decades the world's largest importer of waste paper, used plastic and scrap metal, to refuse to accept certain kinds of recyclables and tighten its standards for impurities.
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Only President Barack Obama and supporters of the Iran nuclear deal refuse to accept that the pallets of cash were a ransom payment, even though it was ransom by every definition of the word.
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His hard line reflects public mood in a country where six in 10 refuse to accept any war refugees, according to surveys, and nearly all those remaining say they would only provide temporary asylum.
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And yet, that doesn't stop certain members of Michael Jackson's fanbase from refusing to accept his passing, just as fervently as they refuse to accept the many allegations of child sexual abuse against him.
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If a majority of Americans refuse to accept racial hygiene as a legitimate policy goal that justifies reducing immigration to a trickle, then they must be spooked, deceived and ransomed into doing it anyway.
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"Businesses that withdrew this week from an investment conference in Riyadh should continue to shun contact with the crown prince; Washington lobbyists should refuse to accept more of his cash," the editorial board wrote.
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The prime minister told cheering Conservative supporters at the Tory party's annual conference that Britain would insist on taking full control of immigration and refuse to accept the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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Deportations to Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico Trump claimed that Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico used to refuse to accept back people the US wanted to deport, but now has stopped doing that.
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He would continue to petition leadership to actually lead — to fight for the funding needed to make repairs and refuse to accept shoddy work done simply to bolster the ratio of operable to inoperable aircraft.
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And when 20173-year-old student Cameron Kasky took the microphone at CNN's town hall on Wednesday night to ask Rubio if he'd refuse to accept further campaign donations from the NRA, the senator hesitated.
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BEIJING – Relatives of Chinese passengers who were aboard missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said Friday they refuse to accept the latest report on the plane&aposs disappearance four years ago and demand the search be restarted.
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" Stylizing itself as independent and socialist, the group has rejected calls from Republican and Democratic leaders to work with Trump, arguing, "[W]e completely refuse to accept this racist billionaire as the leader of this country.
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The only way to do that is not just to refuse to give them what they want, but also refuse to accept the notion that the only result of standing up to these regimes is war.
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However, anti-vaccination activists who refuse to accept the scientific consensus on vaccine safety have grown in power in recent years, thanks in part to social media, and have been tied to outbreaks of preventable disease.[Reuters]
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"We believe our nation is under attack by foreigners who refuse to accept the rule of law on how to become a citizen in the United States," the project's national political director Howie Morgan told the outlet.
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Modi's sudden ban instantly meant that 2000 percent of all the cash in circulation in India was no longer considered legal tender, which means that businesses could refuse to accept those bills as a form of payment.
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But here's a veteran journalist does what seemingly most do in this industry: Refuse to accept any responsibility for the mistrust the American people have in the Fourth Estate to the tune of 22019 out of 10.
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All those Americans voting across our country right now, and especially those whose votes are thwarted by people who still refuse to accept historical verdicts a century and a half old, owe Douglass a nod of recognition.
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According to reports from VICE News, workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay of an additional $5 an order and free safety gear (hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, and soap) to workers.
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It was born out of a marriage of convenience between conservative anti-voter-fraud crusaders, who refuse to accept actual data, and a president who refuses to accept that he lost the popular vote fair and square.
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"The smartest place for philanthropists to invest is in this new generation of activists who refuse to accept the excuses of the adults whose lazy approach to climate is leading us off a cliff," Mr. Neilson said.
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And this goes some way to explaining why critics of bin Salman, who is effectively the nation's chief executive, refuse to accept that he could not have known of the alleged plot that led to Khasoggi's disappearance.
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After a year of being assured that "bombshell" developments and "smoking gun" evidence was sealing the criminal case against Trump, the dissonance was too great for many who refuse to accept the obvious meaning of this disclosure.
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Many still refuse to accept research showing thousands participated in the Holocaust — in addition to the thousands that had risked their lives to help the Jews — and feel the West has failed to recognize Poland's own wartime suffering.
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Trump has appointed cabinet officials, like EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and energy secretary nominee Rick Perry, who not only have been hostile to the agencies they seek to run but refuse to accept basic tenets of mainstream science.
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" Reached for comment, White House spokesman Raj Shah sent CNBC a statement he had previously given to news organizations, calling it "disappointing that extremists in Congress still refuse to accept the President's decisive victory in last year's election.
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With fewer people holding cards, more merchants might be willing to refuse to accept credit cards, which in turn could push credit card companies to accept lower swipe fees — and offer more modest rewards to consumers in exchange.
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Democratic lawmakers and activists say they will refuse to accept any proposal that requires them to forsake the well-being of other immigrants, including the parents of the Dreamers, to secure the fate of the young immigrants themselves.
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They insist that they want the violence to stop, but they agreed to only a seven-day "reduction in violence" and refuse to accept a cease-fire until after official peace negotiations, the parameters of which remain undefined.
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After being snubbed by the Oscars for her work in Hustlers, she still had the Super Bowl halftime show to show her haters, doubters, and the entire Hollywood establishment who refuse to accept her that she is a force.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Governor Greg Abbott of Texas on Friday became the first governor in the United States to refuse to accept refugees under an executive order requiring local jurisdictions to actively opt in to the federal resettlement program.
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But there's a risk that either she or Poroshenko would refuse to accept a loss, deny the results and mobilize supporters into the streets, given their personalities, as one Oxford Analytica contributor put it in a recent conference call.
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Their four ex-communist peers Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic refuse to accept people from the mostly-Muslim Middle East and North Africa, saying that would threaten their security after a raft of Islamic attacks in Europe.
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We could easily dismiss all these incidents as the actions of unruly individuals, people who refuse to accept changes that have taken place as a result of a legitimate governing process, even after their challenges have been rejected in court.
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Which brings me back to my initial question: Why is it that people refuse to accept this reductive perspective on most aspects of our lives, yet they adopt it without batting an eye when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
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Republicans' divisions on the program have been laid bare in the process, pitting hardline conservatives who refuse to accept any path to citizenship for DACA recipients against moderate Republicans from diverse districts who see it as their only acceptable outcome.
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"He is the only candidate in the race to refuse to accept any campaign contributions from monopolies like Dominion Energy or oil and gas companies which too often dictate policy," said Ruffalo, who has also previously spoken out against hydraulic fracking.
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To be clear, I am not advocating for a romanticized notion of a professional life, in which people never do work that doesn't personally fulfill them, or refuse to accept work that doesn't align perfectly with every area of their lives.
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The hope is that he and others like him who refuse to accept the prospect of a nation where we must cheer our leader -- even when he lies -- or face consequences, will make their voices heard in the election booth.
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Many still refuse to accept research showing thousands had participated in the Holocaust - in addition to the thousands that had risked their lived to help the Jews - and feel the West has failed to recognise Poland's own suffering during the war.
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It's perfectly inoffensive stuff, until Robert Downey Jr. opens his mouth and starts speaking with a bizarre Welsh accent, one that you'll refuse to accept for about a third of the movie and yet somehow he just keeps doing it.
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Yet, despite all this evidence (which is only a the tip of the iceberg), Western governments refuse to accept that Putin is at war with them or take appropriate actions to defend themselves against these military and non-military probes.
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It doesn't matter what this president does or doesn't do — the Democrats refuse to accept the results of the 2016 election and will use any reason they can find to justify the impeachment and removal of a president they don't like.
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With enough student pressure, we can mobilize this nation to campaign and vote for candidates who refuse to accept money from the NRA and who, once elected, will ban semi-automatic weapons and require stringent background checks on all those purchasing guns.
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Instead, insurers will be incentivized to make take it or leave it offers of below market rates and to cancel contracts with providers who refuse to accept their offer in an effort to drive the benchmark rate down as low as possible.
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But the quota market would allow countries such as Slovakia or Hungary, whose leaders refuse to accept any refugees, to "bribe" others to carry their obligations on their behalf, putting a concrete price tag on the unwillingness of Central Europeans to help.
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But widespread dissatisfaction with the compensation offered by local governments led to protests by residents and engendered the "nail house" phenomenon: residents who refuse to accept the buyout offer and stay put, boarding up their homes to fend off attempts to remove them.
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Washington (CNN)A holiday government shutdown appeared more likely on Thursday after President Donald Trump informed House Republicans he would refuse to accept a stop-gap measure -- already passed by the Senate -- that doesn't include funds for his long-promised border wall.
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In an interview last week, Speaker Nancy Pelosi told a reporter for this newspaper that she worries that if President Trump is defeated in 2020 by a narrow-enough margin, he will, like Mr. Erdogan, refuse to accept the legitimacy of the election.
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Running the printing presses to fight a depression, as the Fed did after the financial crisis, is prudent and sensible; running them because you refuse to accept the reality that your policies aren't delivering an economic miracle is different, and always ends badly.
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While analysts say Sinn Fein is a long-shot to form a government — it is fielding too few candidates, they say, and the other two parties refuse to accept it as a coalition partner — it could emerge as the country's leading opposition party.
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For that reason, too, she would refuse to accept Jude's argument if—when—one day he told her that none of these things would alleviate his monophobia, and that he did not have the talent to be anyone other than himself. ♦
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It's like she took both sides—stuff like Uzi who a lot of people contend isn't emo, and stuff like Paramore—and brought them together on one release to sort of validate the musical duality that older purists refuse to accept exists in modern music.
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"Even though I went to trial and exposed all the lies that were said about me by certain cowards in my platoon and found not guilty, there are those to this day who refuse to accept that fact," Mr. Gallagher says in the video.
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Ann De Greef, director of Global Action in the Interest of Animals, a Belgian animal rights group, insisted that stunning does not conflict with kosher and halal doctrine, and "they could still consider it ritual slaughtering," but the religious authorities refuse to accept that.
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I refuse to accept that, and I refuse to even acknowledge the politics or the polling, or the fear, or the NRA that has purchased the complicity and the silence of members of Congress, and its weak response to a real tragedy in America.
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The PCI council's Data Security Standards are forced upon businesses that cannot refuse to accept credit and debit cards and the council acts as "as an anticompetitive barrier to innovation" as they exhausts funds and other resources retailers have available for data security, the letter said.
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It sounds awfully generous of United to raise its cap to $10,000 but unless all of the passengers on a flight brush up on game theory, band together and refuse to accept a payment of less than five figures, the payout will probably never approach that amount.
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KRYNICA ZDROJ, Poland (Reuters) - Poland will continue to refuse to accept migrants under a European Union relocation scheme despite a ruling by EU's highest court that Brussels had the right to force member states to take in asylum seekers, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on Wednesday.
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Earlier this month, the European Union agreed to a change to its common asylum policy that allowed member states to refuse to accept their quota of refugees resettled from front-line countries, like Greece and Italy, for a "solidarity contribution" of 250,000 euros (about $250,000) per head.
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"As the Saudi Crown Prince tours the world presenting himself as a 'reformer,' he is arresting the women's rights activists who refuse to accept his tokenism, leaving it to us to make their voices heard," Kenneth Roth, executive director at Human Rights Watch, wrote in a tweet.
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But Trump then said he would refuse to accept a stopgap measure that did not include funds for his wall, and while the House managed to pass a new bill that included the $5 billion in border wall funding, it was dead on arrival in the Senate.
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" In another recording that was played later, Ms. Ifill said, "It's important to be reminded how easily we can be denied simple, obvious opportunity, how low the ceilings can get and how much fortitude it takes to refuse to accept the limits that others place on you.
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But immediately following the Parkland shooting, student survivors of the attack took to social media to say that they refuse to accept this new reality, demanding that lawmakers keep their "thoughts and prayers" to themselves if they didn't plan to use their legislative power to take real action.
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If the Republicans refuse to accept him, they will face one of two scenarios: a nominee selected by Hillary Clinton, who may well be more liberal, or one chosen by President Donald Trump — a racist, vulgar demagogue who many Republicans have said is unfit to run the country.
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WADA lifted its ban on Russia in 2018, much to the frustration of the wider global antidoping community and athlete groups, even though the authorities there continued to refuse to accept the findings of independent reports that concluded the conspiracy reached the highest levels of the Russian government.
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Partly in an attempt to deter such crossings and what government officials describe as "meritless" asylum claims, the administration tried last year to refuse to accept asylum applications from anyone who had not entered the country at a legal border crossing, but that policy was blocked by the courts.
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But these very real political challenges seemed far beyond Trump's understanding or desire to address, so he fell back instead on his tried and trusted techniques for whipping up the fervor of his supporters, through thinly veiled racist attacks and by insulting black people who refuse to accept second-class citizenship.
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But that's where Schreck's teen girl energy kicks in: When she brings on Williams (who alternates performances with Ciprian) to join her in the debate, Williams brings with her all the galvanizing force of today's youth, who refuse to accept a subordinate place in the patriarchal hierarchy of US culture.
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Now the Australian actor and director Joel Edgerton has adapted Conley's 21975 memoir, "Boy Erased," for the screen, starring an affecting Lucas Hedges as the fictionalized Jared Eamons and Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe as his fundamentalist Christian parents who refuse to accept their son's sexuality — which initially confounds Jared himself.
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Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci said the train was aimed at "provoking" Kosovars in order to create a pretext for Serbia to intervene militarily and annex northern areas of Kosovo, home to some 50,000 ethnic Serbs who refuse to accept the province's independence and want to be governed again by Belgrade.
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Traders worried that Riyadh's allies would refuse to accept LNG shipments from the Gulf state, and that Egypt might even bar tankers carrying Qatari cargoes from using the Suez Canal as they head to Europe and beyond - although Cairo is bound by an international agreement to let them use the waterway.
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The spin war President-elect Donald Trump and his subordinates are waging over the question of Russian election-related hacking is raising serious questions about how his administration will function — because they're sending the message that the White House will refuse to accept facts that doesn't meet its own propaganda narrative.
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But even if new reporting does reveal something truly narrative-altering about Trump — if there were a tape of him denigrating his supporters, or if he really ever did shoot someone on Fifth Avenue — it seems likely that much of Trump's base would still refuse to accept that revelation, or its implications.
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Like all other lofty Olympic ideals that serve a marketing purpose and nothing else, I refuse to accept that there is or ever has been such a thing as "clean sport," and therefore that even the most sophisticated doping scheme is nothing more than further proof of the corrupt nature of global sport.
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It's become immediately obvious, though, that WWE is going to be faced with the same problem it faced throughout the last few years of Bryan's run with the company—that audiences simply refuse to accept anything less than a starring role for him, regardless of the creative machinations that are happening behind the scenes.
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Bob Miller, Chief Executive Officer of NLMK's U.S. unit, said if his company's customers refuse to accept a 25 percent price hike as a result of the tariffs, nearly 1,200 workers could eventually lose their jobs - and the ones in Farrell would be the first to go when supplies of imported slabs run out.
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The judge retorted, "I feel like I have to say to you what the law is in the United States, but you refuse to accept it," adding that Osorio-Arellanes was guilty of murder regardless of whether he fired the fatal shot because he took part in the gunfight in which Terry was slain.
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The hurdles Tess faced are largely still in place today: not enough physicians willing to prescribe maintenance drugs, M.A.T. doctors who refuse to accept insurance and a federal limit on how many patients doctors can treat with M.A.T. Back in 2016, Tess's doctor accepted only cash, and the doctor's drug-testing and counseling protocols seemed lax to Patricia.
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On Monday, workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay of an additional $3003 an order, free safety gear (hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, and soap) to workers, and expands its paid sick leave to include workers with pre-existing conditions who have been advised by their doctors not to work at this time.
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The draft order could also have allowed adoption agencies that do not believe in placing children with same-sex couples to avoid doing so; hospice providers to refuse visitation to the same-sex spouse of someone in their care; and housing programs that receive federal funds to refuse to accept a gay, lesbian or bisexual teenager into the program.
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"When many doctors refuse to accept Medicaid patients or place restrictions on patient access to care, it becomes harder for parents to find quality physicians for their children within a reasonable geographic area," said senior study author Dr. Andrew Racine, a researcher at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Health System in Bronx, New York.
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But as US News's Susan Johnston Taylor explains, celebrities have a few options to avoid paying taxes on the bags: They can donate all the stuff to charity, turning their gift bag into a tax write-off; they can keep some and sell or donate the rest; or they can simply refuse to accept the gifts altogether.
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Kerry admitted Hamas "continues to pursue an extremist agenda, they refuse to accept Israel's very right to exist, they have a one-state vision of their own" – and while that should have been the beginning and end of a speech on why the peace process is stalled, it was relegated to an afterthought to cast broader blame on Israeli settlements.
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Trump has made assertions of unlimited presidential power to pardon any person for any crime, which reasonable people might believe is an attempt to influence suspects and material witnesses to potential crimes to refuse to accept plea bargains or to commit perjury, by leading them to believe they will be pardoned for whatever crime they commit out of loyalty to him.
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It's an outcome that few saw coming and that many Republicans still refuse to accept: 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 is about to become the GOP nominee for president.
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A MINUS Foxymorons: Fake Yoga (Foxyphonic) On their fifth album in 21 years, two Dallas pop-punk hobbyists and/or perfectionists attain the pop-punk grail: 10 tough, catchy, ebullient, stealth-strange songs in 32 minutes, dudless unless you count the dirgey change-of-pace novelty "The People" and fast unless you refuse to accept the closer for the summum it is.
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With a name like that, we expected a four-piece, Jam & Spoon-influenced rave collective hailing from a dingy basement in Brixton, playing secret gigs to the sort of pilled-up fortysomethings who refuse to accept that "mega" is no longer a fashionable expression and that nobody wants to debate the subtle differences between ambient techno and minimal techno anymore.
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If it's hard to understand how roughly three-quarters of Republicans still refuse to accept that Russia interfered in the 2016 election — a fact that is glaringly obvious to everyone else, including the nation's intelligence community and Mr. Trump's secretary of state, Rex Tillerson — remember that a majority of the same people continue to believe that President Barack Obama was born in Kenya.
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That sounds like a common sense statement to me, which is why I refuse to accept the arguments that school choice is wrong because it takes money out of the traditional public school system; that school choice scholarships don't cover the cost of tuition at private/parochial schools; that charter schools don't do any better; and that it's a billionaire's movement, and not from the grassroots.
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Here's the postmortem on Facebook's antisocial fuck-up: If your business is building powerful tech tools that you make freely available to almost anyone who wants to use them, and yet you also refuse to accept responsibility for ensuring those tools are not also misused at scale, then don't be too surprised when the monster you've unleashed comes back to bite your personal political ambitions in the ass, Zuck.
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So as we look toward the future, let's acknowledge the downtrodden who refuse to accept the oppressive weight of history, the writers who bring tears to our eyes, the artists who resist the graying of existence, the poets who dare to write about a love that cannot be put into words, the musicians who rock our souls and the children who are never defeated by the limits of present.
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More worryingly, the agreement users sign upon installing the software suggests that Razer has total control over the utility of Razer Silver and can invalidate or refuse to accept it at any time:Razer makes no guarantee as to the nature, quality or value of the features of the Service, Software or any third-party content, goods or services that will be accessible through the use of the Virtual Credits, or the availability, supply, or redeemability of such Virtual Credits.
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"I've had to change that in the final days of the campaign doing a lot more campaign work, but I still take on legal work because the law is really my first love and my practice is still prolific, so I'm still going," she said, adding that recently she's had to turn away some legal work to focus on her goal of becoming an MP. When it comes to elections, Mahere said she will refuse to accept anything less than absolute transparency.
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There are no limits except the limits I&aposm willing to place on myself because I just refuse to accept the freedom that I&aposve been given, and so I felt like in &apos210 that we were missing the opportunity, and we were a great party, if you were sitting in the corner office, but we were not a good party if you were standing on the concrete floor eight hours a day lifting heavy things and going home and having to take a shower before your wife lets you sit at the table.
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In fact, while the Trump administration must of, course, lead from a place of compassion and moderation, intolerant tolerance-loving people are threatening the very safety of Americans, fomented by irresponsible Democratic Party leaders who refuse to accept the election results of 2016, fear-mongering "social justice warriors" who behave as if they are on the set of the "Hunger Games," the movie about a "resistance" against a tyrannical dictator, and reckless social media outlets, media companies and alt-left "fake news" sites that amplify the "agit prop," or agitation propaganda, of these political leaders and activists.
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"They've realized it's going to be up to them to restore the balance of power and that it's never going to come from Washington, D.C." Losers: 85% gave an F to the media for the way the cover the Trump administration — that increased from 79% at the 50-day mark 31% gave Congressional Republicans a C for their ability to fulfill legislative actions — down from 37% at the 50-day mark 76% said Democrats refuse to accept the results of the election — up significantly from 50% at the 50-day mark What's next: The respondents also ranked the issues most important to them at the 100-day mark, which included: repealing and replacing Obamacare; appointing constitutionalists to the courts; making our military stronger; meaningful tax reform; and eliminating ISIS.
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