So, Goll, refusing to give up hope, turned to Facebook.
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She locked herself in her apartment, refusing to give it back.
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However, DOE is refusing to give names and possibly other information.
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He was asking for something, and I was refusing to give it.
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But, refusing to give up, she hiked the last four miles without it.
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Roger Mathews is refusing to give up on his almost three-year marriage.
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For me, getting a house was the result of refusing to give up.
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BW: Refusing to give a factory worker a promotion unless she blows you?
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Jonathan, a Christian from the south, upset many northerners by refusing to give way.
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But as we went to press Mr Farage was stubbornly refusing to give way.
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His lawyer said Monday that he was refusing to give any statements to police.
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Dromgoole heightened this adaptability by refusing to give the production any strong interpretive twist.
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Numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished VOTER FRAUD PANEL.
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And where were those critics when Trump was refusing to give up his Android phone?
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But I'm 100 percent on board with refusing to give a faux-controversy more oxygen.
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Democrats have repeatedly blasted Republicans for refusing to give Garland a hearing or a vote.
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But Congress is refusing to give NASA and its commercial partners any more wiggle room.
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Refusing to give up power, he vowed to use the military to defend his presidency.
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I have been fired for refusing to give you a 50% for not handing anything in.
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A Memphis nail salon is facing criticism for supposedly refusing to give pedicures to overweight patrons.
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Refusing to give dowry would reflect badly on Srini and his family, his uncle warned him.
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He left his native Russia in 2014 after refusing to give intelligence information about Ukrainian protesters.
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Rush Limbaugh, the right-wing talk radio host, praised Mr. Trump for refusing to give ground.
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A young woman was jailed for refusing to give evidence against a boyfriend whom she feared.
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Apple no longer had the master key, or at least it was refusing to give it out.
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But journalists are showing their bias by refusing to give fair coverage to the Clintons' alleged actions.
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But Holt has been silent about tonight, refusing to give interviews even to NBC newscasts. http://cnnmon.
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But refusing to give in to a politics of negation, despite it all, this is punk rock.
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But both sides are deadlocked, with Democrats refusing to give Trump $220006 billion for his border wall.
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" By stubbornly refusing to give up their horizontality, he said, they "have this energy of moving forward.
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Jonathan, a Christian from the south, upset many northerners by refusing to give way to a northern candidate.
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"I expect that's about right," she said, refusing to give any hints about who the choice might be.
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The president paid no discernable political price for refusing to give an interview to the then-special counsel.
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Another senior source said the bank had "basically" identified a successor for Viola, refusing to give more details.
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"Numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished VOTER FRAUD PANEL," he wrote on Twitter.
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F&R claims Lisa stopped showing love ... refusing to give credit where they say credit was richly due.
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Like most of us, he's treading water, not swimming to safety but refusing to give in and drown.
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A professor was fired after bringing a pepper shaker to the dining hall, and refusing to give it up.
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In the vendor community, they know each other by such nicknames, he says, refusing to give his real name.
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Refusing to give up, the officers started performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest massages on the helpless animal.
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Bill Nelson of Florida is refusing to give his consent to take up the energy bill because GOP Sen.
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Nor does it even begin to address the inclination of so many refusing to give up their conspiracy theories.
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President Xi Jinping has been criticized for refusing to give international medical experts access to its findings and processes.
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Broad swaths of the population refusing to give their kids the polio or measles vaccine could have devastating consequences.
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Jonathan, a Christian from the south, upset many northerners by refusing to give way to a northern candidate in 2010.
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Lee Terry (R-Neb.), who came under fire for refusing to give up his paycheck during the 2013 government shutdown.
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Rosa Parks is best known for refusing to give up her seat on a city bus in a segregated Alabama.
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Footage shows Acosta refusing to give up his microphone to the intern and his arm brushing hers in the process.
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"There was a bite, yes," Teigen said, refusing to give any more information (but admitting it was hard to keep quiet).
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But there is a simpler explanation of why Ryanair is refusing to give in to the strikers, however reasonable their demands.
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He was found in contempt of Parliament just four months ago for refusing to give evidence to lawmakers investigating fake news.
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Occam's razor suggested that the obvious explanation was the right one: Saddam had WMD and was refusing to give them up.
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The Zone eats up all that life and time, refusing to give you a return on investment on what you're doing.
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The Cavs turned the ball over on just 12 percent of their possessions, refusing to give Iowa State any free points.
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In August, Bobbitt came forward to accuse McClure and D'Amico of refusing to give him almost $200,000 from the GoFundMe earnings.
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It is precisely what the Framers thought they had prevented by refusing to give a president authority to go to war.
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"I had an abortion when I was 18," she said, refusing to give her last name because the practice is illegal.
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"It sounds like they misinterpreted what they were supposed to be doing," one official said after refusing to give his name.
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Tusk says the Chinese may back out of their deal if Petrov keeps refusing to give up access to Russian regions.
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Mel says Stephen's refusing to give her any advance notice about when he wants to come, which she says is unreasonable.
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As of now, Senate Republicans are refusing to give Garland — or any other Supreme Court nominee — so much as a hearing.
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As a company executive, she had too much to lose, she said, refusing to give her name for fear of retribution.
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It was a characteristically Trumpian turn on the national stage, with the president refusing to give an inch to his detractors.
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Unclear. But they definitely created a national security issue by bringing their smartphones along with them and refusing to give them up.
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But refusing to give even limited support to either risks an even more gruesome possibility: an alliance between the League and M5S.
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Many of these records show police refusing to give evidence to IPOA or failing to appear in court with the case file.
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That image is providing political fodder to Mr. Obama as he denounces Republican senators for refusing to give Judge Garland a hearing.
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Trump said his Democratic opponents were refusing to give his administration credit where it was due for their response to the virus.
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The ultimate act of bootstrapping: refusing to give in to a body you cannot control and that medicine is helpless to cure.
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An agreement on the budget has remained elusive for months, with GOP lawmakers refusing to give up on their own competing proposals.
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Bollywood actresses are speaking out about the demands they have faced and the punishments for refusing to give in to powerful men.
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"There are definitely concerns that this will lead to evictions," said the man, a Deathtrap resident, refusing to give me his name.
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A former middle school teacher is claiming she was fired from her teaching job for refusing to give credit where it's not due.
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In April, Dr. David Dao was forcibly dragged off a United flight for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight.
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Or is he refusing to give North Korea the attention he thinks they're trying to grab in advance of the US-China meeting?
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These instances include having a confidential conversation, saving battery life, or a witness or victim refusing to give a statement if they're recorded.
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Gregg Popovich: That's because he knows what he's actually witnessing right now—the GOAT getting older, but refusing to give up his prime.
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President George W. Bush commuted his 30-month prison sentence while refusing to give a full pardon, saying he respected the jury's verdict.
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"I am so optimistic that we will get to the end of this struggle," Emefiele said, refusing to give an exchange rate target.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim has said the HDP lawmakers were detained after refusing to give testimony in a probe linked to "terrorist propaganda".
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And another close Stone associate, political operative Andrew Miller, was held in contempt by a judge for refusing to give grand jury testimony.
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The officer says Brian was uncooperative, refusing to give any personal info because of the potential negative impact the incident could have on Hayden.
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At the Democratic National Convention, Sanders supporters were outside protesting, refusing to give their support to Clinton even when all seemed lost for Sanders.
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Hackers claim to have stolen a Disney movie for a ransom – but the company is refusing to give in, according to CEO Bob Iger.
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Rand Paul is refusing to give his permission until the Senate takes 15 minutes to debate and vote on his amendment to cut funding.
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It was a bluff which the EU called by refusing to give her the terms her party would have recognized as a good deal.
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Pruitt is showing a blatant disregard for the law by refusing to give Americans a full accounting of how much unsafe smog they're breathing.
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At least 41 states have publicly agreed to accept refugees, but a governor's decision doesn't preclude local officials from refusing to give their consent.
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Parks became a civil rights icon after refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a city bus in Montgomery, Ala.
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Despite Clinton clinching the nomination and Bernie himself endorsing her, a large number are still refusing to give their support to the party's candidate.
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But Mr. Christie's campaign also became a study in political determination, and in the effect a candidate can have by simply refusing to give up.
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Throughout the clip, Emme, 10, and Lopez, 49, can be seen climbing up a hill, refusing to give up on making it to the top.
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Like most of the film, the final scenes deliberately leave us unsure of how to feel, refusing to give viewers unambiguous answers to complicated issues.
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Parks moved to Detroit in 1957, two years after refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger in Montgomery, Alabama.
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The deal offered was bending EU "red lines", which have included refusing to give assurances on future EU-UK trade relations in the Brexit treaty.
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It presents the inspiring tale of an artist refusing to give up, and not only illuminates a neglected phase but reshapes understanding of Guston's career.
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"They use your fears against you, if you do not do as you're told", he said, refusing to give his name for fear of reprisals.
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"The people of Florida deserve fairness and they deserve transparency and the supervisor of elections is refusing to give it to us," Scott told reporters.
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Sky News anchor Kay Burley "empty-chaired" Cleverly and said he was refusing to give an interview despite standing "fifteen feet" away in the studio.
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Ms. Colvin was just 15 when she was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus, nine months before Rosa Parks.
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He led many non-violent protests, including the bus boycott after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus.
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He is accused of lying about the performance of those funds, and then refusing to give them back investors' money when they asked for it.
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Miri Michaeli Schwartz, a correspondent for Israeli TV Channel 10, was sick and tired of passengers refusing to give up their seat, reports The Daily Mail.
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HDP co-leaders Selahattin Demirtas and Figen Yuksekdag were jailed pending trial on Friday after refusing to give testimony in a probe linked to "terrorist propaganda".
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The Trump administration has spent the past week refusing to give an inch, wielding executive privilege as a shield against every subpoena and request from Democrats.
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"There is a degree of frustration and anger at the government refusing to give any sensible ground at all which probably provokes more violence," Patten said.
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Separately, New Zealand's privacy commissioner has accused Facebook of breaking a law by refusing to give a man information about him held in other users' accounts.
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The boycott was called after Rosa Parks, a black seamstress, was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger.
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Lawmakers in both parties slammed Pompeo and other Trump officials for refusing to give evidence of the strike's necessity during classified briefings with Congress on Wednesday.
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They can slow the Senate to a crawl, as they tried to do Wednesday by refusing to give consent to holding a daylong slate of hearings.
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It also comes a month after Dr. David Dao was forcibly dragged off a United flight for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight.
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Merrick Garland, Obama's 2016 nominee whom Senate Republicans blocked for nearly 300 days by refusing to give him a hearing, was actually unusually old for a nominee.
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Centering on black characters, and refusing to give white viewers an easy out in the form of a readily identifiable white hero also neatly thwarts audience expectations.
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Some campers had left to eat meals at a local shelter, then returned to find the work crews seizing their property and refusing to give it back.
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"We're also helping her by giving her psychiatric treatment because she's worried about her pregnancy," Soe Lwin Nyein said, refusing to give any details about the woman.
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Refusing to give up, Mr. Lisac went before a World Bank court in 2013, but it rebuffed his challenge this June, calling it a domestic Panamanian dispute.
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So that anger has been redirected at the A.T.M.s outside, which are also refusing to give out dollars regardless of how much customers have in their accounts.
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Then, in August, Bobbitt came forward alleging that the couple was refusing to give him the money raised on his behalf, and that he was once again homeless.
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The law was perverted and ignored and now, the Department of Justice and FBI are trying to cover it up by refusing to give over documents to Congress.
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Dao, who was randomly selected to relinquish his seat, was ousted after refusing to give up his spot to help accommodate four United personnel on the overbooked flight.
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Jones campaigned last Friday in a predominantly black church on the anniversary of Rosa Parks' 1955 arrest for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger.
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But the boost of momentum comes as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is poised to snub Pompeo on Monday evening by refusing to give him a favorable vote.
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And President Obama is refusing to give up on a getting his 85033-nation Pacific Rim trade deal through Congress as part of the end-of-year package.
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The investigation turns up footage of Naz refusing to give a pair of guys a ride in his borrowed taxi before accepting Andrea, the victim, as a passenger.
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On April 9, Dao was dragged off flight 3411 by Chicago Aviation police officers after refusing to give up his seat on the full plane for airline employees.
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In this writer's opinion, he was justified because she didn't have a good answer for why she would be interested in him after refusing to give him her number.
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Ashley has backed down after months of refusing to give evidence to the Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) select committee about working conditions at his sporting goods chain. (ind.
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That's the situation faced by passenger Dr. David Dao, who was forcibly removed by Chicago aviation police after refusing to give up his set to a United Airline employee.
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"I think the administration would relish the prospect of Republicans either refusing to give Lynch a vote or seeming to treat her unfairly in the confirmation process," Goldstein wrote.
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Many Democrats loudly oppose Grenell and are refusing to give consent for a quick vote on his confirmation, even though there are likely enough GOP votes to confirm him.
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Maybe it was the first time you were denied something, a normally indulgent mother refusing to give into demands for a Happy Meal as you wailed in the backseat.
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Too often, metalheads drag the genre's history around with them, refusing to give up their obsessions with musicians who are long past the wild days about which we fantasize.
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He insisted that he was the one who rescued Mr. Ball's son, and he chided Mr. Ball for refusing to give Mr. Trump the due he felt he deserved.
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That led Reid to file a grievance against the N.F.L. in which he claimed the owners were refusing to give him a new contract because of his political views.
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However, Washington and Pyongyang have proven unable to strike a deal, with the North refusing to give up its nuclear arsenal and the U.S. refusing to roll back sanctions.
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The Utah hospital where a nurse was arrested for refusing to give a patient's blood sample to police announced new policies to keep police away from its nursing staff.
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It is like a neighborhood watchman calling for urgent police action then refusing to give any information about a crime until he gets certain assurances on the trial conditions.
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A Renamo general and an uncertain number of other fighters have in recent weeks disavowed Momade, threatening violence and refusing to give up their weapons while he remains in charge.
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T.I. says the security guard who called cops on him went off on Tiny over the phone, and escalated an already tense situation by refusing to give up his name.
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Only afterward do I think that this kid was refusing to give out his address, and I've just given the location of his family home to this Homeland Security guy.
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DOJ REFUSING TO GIVE GRASSLEY ACCESS TO AGENT WHO INTERVIEWED FLYNN Page, who was a close adviser to fired Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, resigned from the FBI in May.
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Tennis legend Billie Jean King advanced women's standings in the sporting world, and Rosa Parks gave power to a movement by refusing to give up her seat on a bus.
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Beyond those on-the-record statements, however (which were not exactly surprising), the hearing was dominated by the FBI and NSA heads dodging questions and refusing to give out information.
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"The people of Florida deserve fairness and they deserve transparency and the supervisor of elections is refusing to give it to us," Scott said in a Thursday night press conference.
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In his day-after tweets, Mr. Trump assailed what he called the "Fake News Media" for refusing to give him credit for a successful season of special elections and primaries.
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Refusing to send that message doesn't just mean refusing to give Trump $5.8 billion to build a concrete wall; it means not giving Trump a win on his signature issue.
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Tom Evans also posted a video on Facebook in which he said that his son had been breathing for himself and that the doctors were refusing to give him oxygen.
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Tesla starts like a straight-faced biographic film about the 19th-century war of the currents, with Thomas Edison (Kyle MacLachlan) famously refusing to give Tesla a promised $50,000 payment.
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DOJ REFUSING TO GIVE GRASSLEY ACCESS TO AGENT WHO INTERVIEWED FLYNN Flynn pleaded guilty in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe to making false statements to the FBI in that interview.
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Indeed, Mr O'Leary seems to revel in refusing to give out compensation; he once told a customer who dared to ask for one "you're not getting a refund so fuck off".
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Witnesses also point out that they stood up to Nazi Germany, refusing to give the Nazi salute or join pro-Hitler organisations; more than 1,000 of them died in concentration camps.
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The airline sparked public outrage last week when a passenger, Dr. David Dao, was forcibly dragged off an overbooked flight after refusing to give up his seat to a United employee.
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They are not at a tipping point yet and the vast majority of Republicans are more frustrated with Democrats refusing to give an inch on the wall than the White House.
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Patina, especially, not only shines on the track but asserts herself in Coach's car one day, refusing to give up her shotgun seat so the boys won't be crowded in back.
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She said Republicans shouldn't have played politics with the high court by refusing to give Merrick Garland, President Obama's nominee to the court, a hearing or a floor vote last year.
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Mr Johnson, who claims that he doesn't want an election, is now demanding one and Mr Corbyn, who claims that he does want an election, is refusing to give him one.
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The incident, caught on cell phone cameras by other passengers, shows Dao refusing to give up his seat and saying that he needed to get home to Louisville to see patients.
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Protesters, mostly black residents, refused to ride city buses in a bid to defy racial segregation, after Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white person.
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The White House meanwhile, in refusing to give ground on DACA, is showing the extent to which Trump is a prisoner of the hardline rhetoric of his 2016 campaign on immigration.
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"The number [of injured Americans] keeps fluctuating, as you might expect it would in a situation that is this fluid," Kirby added, refusing to give a minimum number of confirmed injuries.
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Bucci, who oversees the Sacred Heart Church in West Warwick, Rhode Island, made headlines for refusing to give communion to Rhode Island lawmakers who supported a state abortion bill, NBC 10 reported.
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In London, when given only one option, most people say that refusing to give up a seat—for pregnant women, the elderly or disabled—is the most unacceptable conduct on the Tube.
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"We want to thank the community for the support they have continued to show for Isa over the years and for refusing to give up hope," they said, the Daily Star reports.
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The recent tensions between fliers and crew arose in April, when a video posted online showed a passenger being dragged off a United Airlines flight after refusing to give up his seat.
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David Ermold and David Moore, now legally married, sued the country clerk for refusing to give them a license after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in June 2015.
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When she once tried to take a day off, she told me, the prison staff then punished her by refusing to give her basic hygiene supplies such as sanitary pads and toothpaste.
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Hobby Lobby is not only fighting to keep stores open as the coronavirus spreads across the US but also refusing to give its employees immediate paid sick leave if they become ill.
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Rosa Parks was memorialized in the city where she was once arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white person ... and where a statue of her now stands tall.
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Firing Mr. Comey — who, in addition to leading the Russia investigation, infuriated Mr. Trump by refusing to give any credence to his wiretapping accusation — is only the latest and most stunning example.
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A video of the incident uploaded online this week depicts a California family being forced off a crowded plane after refusing to give up one of their seats on a crowded flight.
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READ: How world is now committed to zero net climate pollution by 2100 While many experts are wary of Trump's policies on climate change, there are some who are refusing to give up.
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Indonesia's president Joko Widodo hosted the groundbreaking ceremony of the project last August with great fanfare but no ground was actually broken, with dozens of landowners refusing to give up their paddy fields.
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In addition to attacks from Klobuchar, Warren was criticized by Buttigieg for refusing to give a yes-or-no answer to questions about the costs of the "Medicare for All" health care plan.
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More seriously, the EU is refusing to give 1.8m Kosovars visa-free travel to the rest of Europe, in part because its government will not ratify an agreement on its border with Montenegro.
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Even though Hannah closes the episode by refusing to give Luke the date rose, he could still snag one in the week-ending rose ceremony (he is in the promo for "Week 6").
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The crisis was overshadowed just days later, when a passenger on a United flight was forcibly removed from his seat for refusing to give it up to accommodate a few of United's employees.
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Norton's remarks come after a viral video surfaced showing the passenger being dragged out of his seat and down the aisle by three airport security guards after refusing to give up his seat.
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Last month, Justice Maria Rosa of State Supreme Court in Dutchess County held the board in contempt for refusing to give any specific reason for denying Mr. MacKenzie's release beyond his original offense.
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A little over a year ago, Politico revealed that Garrett was refusing to give what is generally a pro forma donation to the National Republican Congressional Committee because it backed openly gay candidates.
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Yet, the prognosticators who claimed to be "close to Comey" or "familiar with his thinking" are refusing to give up, holding out hope that there will be some evidence or smoking gun produced.
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Despite Spicer's denials, the documentation makes clear that the Trump administration was at the very least refusing to give Yates the green light to testify (while never explicitly telling her that she couldn't).
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The two sides also disagree over the defense's access to classified information, with Flynn's attorneys accusing the government of refusing to give them clearances and withholding classified evidence germane to their client's case.
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They have issued subpoenas and Nadler's committee has voted to recommend a contempt of Congress charge against Attorney General William Barr for refusing to give lawmakers the unredacted Mueller report and underlying evidence.
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As we've seen from the Trump-Zelensky phone call, the basic dynamic here seems to be extortion: Trump refusing to give Ukraine aid money that Congress had appropriated unless Zelensky did him favors.
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Roger HirschbergBondville, Vt. To the Editor: I offer faint praise for the president for, if he is to be believed (a big if), refusing to give away the store to Kim Jong-un.
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But behind the scenes, the government provided support to his brother and sister as they negotiated his ransom, and officials imposed a news blackout, refusing to give media information on what was happening.
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The deputy said she was specifically singled out after refusing to go along with their "traditions and initiation rituals" and that she faced retaliation for refusing to give sexual favors to Banditos-affiliated deputies.
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America must work with all nations to build stronger economies, recognizing the inequalities that globalization can generate but refusing to give in to protectionism, U.S. President Barack Obama wrote in the Economist on Thursday.
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"Well, you know, my view of him, sitting down for the national anthem is the same as Rosa Parks sitting on the bus, refusing to give up her seat in the front," Carlos said.
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Refusing to give up even after Jane Doe's abortion, Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco now wants to make sure the Trump administration can deter other pregnant teenagers in federal custody from terminating their pregnancies.
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Indeed, as Foreign Policy's Siobhán O'Grady reported, the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders (MSF) deliberately tried to hide one of its hospitals in Syria by refusing to give its location to the Syrian government.
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Refusing to give up, Herndon steadily finished the final steps of the race without any assistance, but still on his hands and knees — an emotional moment which was captured on Twitter by a race bystander.
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Rustin aided King in organizing the Montgomery, Alabama Bus Boycott, which was planned after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat for a white passenger and several other instances of discrimination.
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Notable events recorded in the collection include Parks' famous 19913 arrest for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger, her involvement in the March on Washington and her affiliation with the NAACP.
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The longtime senator and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has had little trouble winning reelection in past years, but refusing to give Judge Merrick Garland even the most cursory examination is eroding his support.
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I have a beautiful and loving family who has faithfully supported me every step of the way, believing in me and refusing to give up in the face of one bleak adversity after the next.
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In 2014, executives at the biotechnology company Chimerix received death threats after refusing to give an experimental drug to a 7-year-old boy, Josh Hardy of Virginia, who was dying from a viral infection.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump lashed out on Saturday at the growing number of states refusing to give voters' names, addresses and sensitive personal information to a commission he created to investigate alleged voter fraud.
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Richard Blumenthal, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit accusing President Donald Trump of violating the US Constitution by refusing to give up his interests in his business empire.
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In fact, Peek encourages Minaj to read up on the story of Rosa refusing to give up her seat to a white man ... and just how serious and dangerous of a situation it was for Parks.
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"The American people think it's political because the senior senator from Iowa is refusing to give a fair hearing to a highly qualified nominee because he was nominated by a Democrat," Reid said referring to Grassley.
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Image: TwitterA disturbing new video has emerged showing the bloody outcome after a United passenger was savagely dragged off his overbooked flight after refusing to give up his seat to a United employee on stand-by.
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The Venus Williams fatal car crash has gotten weird ... cops are refusing to give the widow of the man who was killed the surveillance video that captured the entire crash ... so claims the woman's legal team.
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In the book, Mia is principled, but as portrayed by Kerry Washington, she is even more matter-of-fact, refusing to give the Richardsons the sort of comfort and assurance to which they have become accustomed.
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Critics excoriated United for its handling of the crisis and especially its embattled chief executive, Oscar Munoz, whose first public statements seemed to blame the 21-year-old doctor for refusing to give up his seat.
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Some of her Democratic rivals have been criticizing her for refusing to give a direct answer to questions about whether she would raise taxes on the middle class to pay for her "Medicare for All" plan.
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However, because Johnson can't call for new elections without the consent of Parliament, and because Parliament is refusing to give that consent, it's unclear, as Kirby has explained, when (and if) those new elections will happen.
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It's possible that Mnuchin, who has become known for his arrogance, would have responded the same way to a male colleague refusing to give him his way -- particularly a Democrat asking tough questions about his boss.
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Delta Air Lines is offering refunds and "additional compensation" to California parents who claim they were kicked off a flight on April 23 for refusing to give up a seat held by their 2-year-old son.
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A marathon bronze medal winner in Athens in 2004, he has been held up as a model sportsman after refusing to give up when a protestor attacked him in that race, slowing him from first to third.
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By taking on President Trump and the border wall, which are both popular in Alabama, and refusing to give ground on the shutdown, the senator may be the last "Doug Jones Democrat" to win here anytime soon.
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The hospital has just ordered that your son's life support be removed and is now refusing to give him basic sustenance or to allow you, his parents, to take him to another hospital to receive medical treatment.
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A California couple traveling with their two toddlers say they were kicked off a Los Angeles-bound Delta flight from Hawaii on April 23 for refusing to give up a seat held by their 2-year-old son.
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"I believe this is part of a deal Haniyeh made with the Egyptians, who asked him to calm down the situation in Gaza," he said, refusing to give his surname because he feared Egypt would refuse him entry.
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They also alleged that Aaron knew in advance that his brother was going to be murdered, but did nothing to stop it, covered up his involvement, and obstructed justice by refusing to give this information to law enforcement.
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It has also been accused of stealing jokes and refusing to give credit to the comedians who wrote them, though Tebele now says the company's policy is to give credit and seek permission before posting anyone else's work.
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The video comes out less than two weeks after the treatment of airline passengers was under the microscope when David Dao, a United passenger, was violently dragged off an overbooked flight for refusing to give up his seat.
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" And in a short text from 21977, with a title borrowed from Godard's 20003 movie, Two or Three Things I Know about Her, he explained his materialist "program" clearly: "[…] by refusing to give an image of itself, this [i.e.
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PP, Ciudadanos and Vox are competing for the anti-separatist vote but the Socialists, after refusing to give in to Catalan demands to secure their backing for the budget, will also aim to use the issue to their advantage.
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Waukesha, Wisconsin (CNN)Democrats are planning a two-front war to take back the Senate: tying Republican senators to Donald Trump and castigating them for refusing to give even scant consideration to President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee. Sen.
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PP, Ciudadanos and Vox are competing for the anti-separatism vote but the Socialists, after refusing to give in to Catalan demands to secure their backing for the budget, will also aim to use the issue to their advantage.
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The parents of the 12-year-old boy who was diagnosed with stiff skin syndrome — which is causing his entire body to harden— is refusing to give up on finding a cure that could save their little boy's life.
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The contrast recalls images of the stand-off between a man and a tank in Tiananmen Square in 1989, or the determination of Rosa Parks in refusing to give up her seat on a segregated city bus in 1955.
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Trent claims his landlords are refusing to give him back his security deposit, are balking at paying for his hotel expenses and haven't reimbursed him for some of the rent he paid ... so he's going after them for cash.
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The Senate could vote on whether or not to hold Flynn in contempt of court for refusing to give the intelligence committee the documents, and if the majority votes "yes," a U.S. attorney could charge Flynn with criminal charges.
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The lobbying push came while a video went viral on social media showing a 69-year-old passenger being violently dragged off a United Airlines flight after refusing to give up his seat to make room for airline personnel.
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Stephen Colbert sharply criticized Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, for circulating a doctored video on Thursday showing Jim Acosta of CNN refusing to give up the mic to a White House intern at a news conference.
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Brand-name companies have long been accused of refusing to give samples of drugs on a government list of restricted medicines, without which generic competitors cannot prove their medicines are as safe and effective as the more expensive versions.
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To recap, all of these are incredible self-owns because the point of a boycott is pressuring the boycotted party by refusing to give them money, and in all of these cases the boycotters had already paid for the products involved.
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Democrats are still refusing to give Trump the $5 billion he wants for his border wall, though Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has reportedly offered the president $1.6 billion for border security — a move that prompted backlash from many progressives.
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Video recorded by other passengers showed David Dao, a 69-year-old doctor, being dragged down the aisle with blood on his face after refusing to give up his seat on a flight from Chicago to Louisville, Kentucky on April 9.
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The "best" also applies to heroes' spirits and souls; at the end of the day, when the world is crashing down, they are going to show us how refusing to give up, powers or no powers, makes us, well, super.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Sajid Javid said the opposition Labour Party's spending plans would trigger an economic crisis within months, citing a contested dossier published by his Conservative Party and refusing to give costs for his own fiscal strategy.
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But the service they perform for ordinary citizens by refusing to give in—the spines both maintain by staying engaged with their colleagues on the other side of the aisle—is more than just a testament to their commitment to collaboration.
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Sister Agnes, whose name riffs on the biblical Agnes of Rome, martyred for refusing to give up her virginity, wears a ring that's bestowed upon each Sister once they've graduated from postulant to novice to official member of the Order.
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"It is outrageous that the prosecutor is refusing to give permission to the public defender to visit Mr. Rahami," said Udi Ofer, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, which is not involved in the case.
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By now, however, there were only five months until the presidential election, and with McConnell already refusing to give Merrick Garland a hearing for his Supreme Court nomination, it seemed unlikely that he would schedule a floor vote for Schott.
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That single garment resounds so powerfully because it may have adorned the body of "Mother Parks," the same body that she used and endangered when refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a bus in Montgomery, Ala.
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OPEC and non-OPEC allies failed on Friday to agree on how much oil production to cut amid the coronavirus outbreak, with Russia reportedly refusing to give the green light to the deepest supply cuts since the global financial crisis.
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Partly, it is bravado: Trump is sending a message of defiance, refusing to give a "hoax" impeachment the respect it deserves and showing voters he's doing his job, on Wednesday trumpeting what he billed as a historic trade pact with China.
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In the latter melee, in which Logano and Hamlin were racing side by side on the last lap for the win — each refusing to give an inch — Hamlin slid into a retaining wall at high speed and broke his back.
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Stabbed in the back: A subway rider was attacked in the Bronx after refusing to give a stranger $10 … [NBC New York] Subway shooting gallery: … While riders are complaining about used heroin syringes littering the 181st Street station in Manhattan.
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On Sunday May 14, Middle East Eye reported that Muhammad Rabbani, the director of human rights group CAGE that focuses on terrorism cases, was arrested after refusing to give up his phone and computer passwords while crossing the UK border in 2016.
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Last December, after months of refusing to give updated figures on US troop numbers in Syria, the Pentagon acknowledged 2,000 US troops on the ground — four times the number the US military had been giving out for much of the previous year.
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You criticized several candidates in this field on this stage for what you call unrealistic ideas about how to fight terrorists, including Rubio, and Cruz on the issue of their refusing to give the President authority to enforce the redline in Syria.
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The hell with the film about silence and shit; I'm too busy hearing the whole story about the head boss, Todd Wilson, refusing to give up the raise, or why little Timmy can't seem to behave himself and keep his diaper on.
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PP, Ciudadanos and Vox are competing for the voices of those upset with separatism, but the Socialists, after refusing to give in to Catalan demands to secure their backing for the budget, will also aim to use the issue to their advantage.
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And he accused the media of rushing to judgment and refusing to give the administration the benefit of the doubt, pointing to a erroneous tweet from over the weekend that Trump removed the bust of Martin Luther King Jr. from the Oval Office.
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In a sign of souring relations, several sources in the EU legislature said lawmakers could block King as long as Britain failed to bind itself into the tight, two-year EU exit process by refusing to give formal notice it is leaving.
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Although mightily challenged by a fragmenting retail landscape, and lamentable calendar placement as the caboose on the global men's wear train, New York Fashion Week: Men's was like "The Little Engine that Could," refusing to give in to naysayers perennially pronouncing doom.
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Regional markets have been left shaky after OPEC and non-OPEC allies on Friday failed to agree on how much oil production to cut, with Russia reportedly refusing to give the green light to the deepest output cuts since the global financial crisis.
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By refusing to give Mr. Macron (in Mr. Mélenchon's eyes a contemptible neoliberal) an unequivocal endorsement, though at the same time declaring that Marine Le Pen must be opposed, Mr. Mélenchon aroused multiple controversies and raised questions about what exactly he stood for.
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For too long, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has circumvented a policy known as VETS First, refusing to give preference to veteran-owned small businesses despite being directed to by Congress, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Prosecutors claim that Shkreli scammed multiple investors in his MSMB hedge funds by lying about the poor performance of those funds, and by refusing to give back the money they believed they had in the funds when they asked him to do so.
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The Ring Magazine is making Muhammad Ali its 1966 fighter of the year, half a century after refusing to give him the award because of his opposition to the draft for the Vietnam War and his connection with the Nation of Islam.
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This is why the legal drinking age is 21 in most states: Thanks to legislation passed in 1984 and pushed by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the federal government started refusing to give federal highway funds to any state with a lower drinking age.
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Arie ends up sending Lauren J., Valerie and Jenny home — prompting one of the most awkward eliminations in Bachelor history when Jenny teeters out of the room in her heels, refusing to give Arie a goodbye hug or even make eye contact with him.
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The bill also addresses the matter of government officials granting marriage licenses and performing ceremonies, an issue thrust into the spotlight last year when Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky, spent six days in jail for refusing to give same-sex couples marriage licenses.
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The law also addresses the matter of government officials granting marriage licenses and performing ceremonies, an issue thrust into the spotlight last year when Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky, spent five days in jail for refusing to give same-sex couples marriage licenses.
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United Airlines is in the midst of a scandal over a viral video of a passenger being forcibly dragged off one of its flights by police officers for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight, and its atrocious public relations response that followed.
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For more than two years, Democrats have done everything possible to undermine efforts that President Trump has made to secure the border, refusing to give our immigration enforcement agents the resources they need to capture, detain, and deport all of those who are entering our country illegally.
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It is a good first step, but he is also refusing to give back campaign contributions from the same Puerto Rico bond holders and hedge funds driving the austerity measures that are hurting families on the island - and accelerating the exodus of Puerto Ricans to his state.
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Thursday marks the 61st anniversary of Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama, bus to a white man — an action that got her arrested, sparked the Montgomery bus boycott, and arguably kicked off the civil rights movement as we know it.
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We tell the stories of Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat on the bus or those nine children in Little Rock making their slow walk through the angry white mob that was hurling insults, spit and rocks, their shoulders braced and heads held high.
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The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday revived a former Nissan North America Inc production worker's lawsuit accusing the automaker of forcing him to quit by refusing to give him easier work or shorter shifts when he struggled to recover from a kidney transplant.
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The charges against Assange have thus far been limited to events linked to the release of classified U.S. government documents provided by former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who has herself being held in a Virginia jail for refusing to give a grand jury her testimony.
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Democrats have been able to slow down the process by refusing to give their consent for a floor vote, forcing McConnell to go through a series of procedures that push back the timeline for confirmation — a set of rules that some Republicans are also in favor of changing.
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"Speaker Pelosi is finally admitting what the rest of America already knew — that Democrats were conducting an unauthorized impeachment proceeding, refusing to give the President due process, and their secret, shady, closed door depositions are completely and irreversibly illegitimate," White House spokesperson Stephanie Grisham said in a statement Monday.
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The Atlantic's George Packer noted that after the two met, Trump became Cohn's client and protégé and that they won the case by employing many of the same strategies the mafia uses: counterattacking, raising phony and misleading charges, and refusing to give an inch or admit any wrongdoing.
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While British Prime Minister David Cameron has been keen to replace Hill, EU sources have said the bloc's lawmakers could block any appointment as long as Britain failed to bind itself into the tight, two-year EU exit process by refusing to give formal notice it is leaving.
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Trump and Pelosi have been at loggerheads for more than 33 days as the speaker and the President both refuse to budge on shutdown negotiations -- Trump is demanding more than $5 billion for his wall along the southern border and Pelosi is refusing to give him a cent.
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Blocks away, close to where Rosa Parks was arrested in 1955 for refusing to give up her seat on a city bus, the 21861-year-old, 230-story Bell Building, once the city's tallest office structure, is being remodeled into 2000 apartments at a cost of $225 million.
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Known as the "Ilocos Six," after the northern province that includes Mr. Farinas's district, they were detained and cited for contempt for refusing to give evidence against Imee Marcos, the governor of Ilocos Norte and one of Mr. Farinas's political rivals, who is accused of misappropriating some $1.3 million.
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Over the next six hours, emails and radio calls flew back and forth: the Maltese authorities refusing to give the Alan Kurdi permission to do anything, assigning responsibility for the rescue instead to a passing cargo ship with no rescue capabilities, insisting that their "asset" would be there.
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And when the Obama administration tried to portray its deportation efforts as focusing on "criminal aliens," Gutierrez lifted up cases of immigrants who'd been "criminalized" for minor offenses like broken taillights — refusing to give into the framing of "deport felons, not families" that many immigration activists found reductive.
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They're a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll with a lot of heart, and today we're premiering their video for "The Things I Love," a steady rock song about refusing to give up earthly pleasures just because some dude in the sky might think they're wrong.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit heard arguments in a lawsuit brought by Maryland and the District of Columbia accusing Trump of violating the foreign and domestic emoluments clauses of the US Constitution by refusing to give up his interest in the Trump International Hotel in Washington.
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"The fact is a wall is an immorality," House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE said earlier this year, refusing to give the White House more than one dollar toward the federal project.
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"Our district is refusing to give teachers — who spent the past three years earning enough credits out of their own pockets, spending extra hours outside of school to earn credits to get a raise," Gillian said in the video, where she also called for a student strike in September in solidarity.
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Rinaldi is one of a numbers of workers in the gig economy, a sector that covers restaurant workers, Uber drivers, and retail employees, that are concerned about the ways their workplaces can mitigate the spread of COVID-19, a novel coronavirus, by refusing to give sick employees paid time off.
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WASHINGTON — The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee was strongly criticized on Thursday by the panel's ranking Democrat for refusing to give up his subpoena power over the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election less than two months after announcing he would step away from the inquiry.
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Whether it's refusing to give President Obama's SCOTUS nominee a fair hearing, or suppressing minority voting rights, or enabling a president who withholds foreign aid to an ally in order to force an investigation into his political rival, the GOP is violating all the unwritten rules that make our system work.
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We see the anti-lynching activist Ida B. Wells as a young woman refusing to give up her seat in a first-class train car, and a 14-year-old picked up for prostitution who called herself Eleanora Fagan (after her grandmother) and who would later be known as Billie Holiday.
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The District of Columbia and the state of Maryland sued Trump last year, claiming he had violated the Foreign and Domestic Emoluments Clauses of the US Constitution by refusing to give up his interest in the Trump International Hotel in DC and then profiting from the business of foreign, state, and local governments.
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With reports of Samsung having reportedly completed its internal investigation into what what ultimately doomed the Note7 and carriers pushing "kill-switch" updates to remotely block the phones from cellular networks and prevent them from charging, some Note7 "rebels" refusing to give their devices up are taking matters into their own hands.
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With your nan "just resting her eyes", teacup and biscuit still in hand, during this year's season of Spinning Arseholes—or The Voice, as it's more commonly known—and X Factor refusing to give up the ghost after 13 agonizing years, it has become evident that music-based talent contests are over.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) suggested Monday that by refusing to give President Obama's Supreme Court nominee a hearing, Sen.
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The Rohingya thus find themselves in a situation not dissimilar to the one they fled in Myanmar: At the mercy of a government who is refusing to give them the legal status and recognition owed to them according to international law, marginalized from the wider population, and unwanted by all around them.
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Tiny countries refusing to give up on Taiwan is probably no big deal to ChinaTuvalu&aposs refusal of China&aposs infrastructure offer, and refusal to drop Taiwan as a diplomatic ally, is embarrassing to Xi but likely won&apost jeopardize his BRI or goal to isolate Taiwan from the rest of the world.
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Tuesday, lawmakers in the House and Senate introduced legislation that would make it illegal for Customs and Border Patrol to search the digital devices of Americans without a warrant; it would also make it illegal for CBP to detain Americans at the border for refusing to give them your password, fingerprint, or pin code.
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California family kicked off Delta flight, threatened with jail, foster care for refusing to give up tot's seatPrince Philip is retiring but Queen Elizabeth II won't abdicate: ExpertsChina's C919 passenger jet makes maiden flight in challenge to Boeing, Airbus "There have been no huge shifts since last year's study," said Jill Gonzalez, analyst at WalletHub.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.) blasted Republicans for refusing to give Merrick Garland, former President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee, a hearing or a vote.
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Democrats rightfully moaned about McConnell refusing to give Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 2020 challenge — not Trump McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' MORE a hearing in 2016, but then fewer of us showed up to vote in 2016 than in 2023.
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Given the current state of the union, taking our country back is going to require all of us everyday people to step up and take action -- whether by protesting anti-immigrant policies, organizing for women's rights, refusing to give polluters our business, demonstrating against police violence, or even taking the leap to run for office ourselves.
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"We won't be able to comment fully until we see the actual text, but Speaker Pelosi is finally admitting what the rest of America already knew -- that Democrats were conducting an unauthorized impeachment proceeding, refusing to give the President due process, and their secret, shady, closed door depositions are completely and irreversibly illegitimate," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
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Compare this to other high-profile incidents in which people were removed from flights: David Dao was bloodied and dragged off a United flight for refusing to give up his seat to staff, and Queen Obioma and her children were removed by United after a fellow passenger complained about the way she smelled—a complaint she said was racially motivated.
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Their aim was to create a legally binding unilateral exit mechanism for Britain from the "Irish backstop", an insurance policy designed to avoid a hard border in Ireland by keeping the United Kingdom in a customs union with the EU. Until last night the European Union was refusing to give ground, arguing that to do so would undermine the purpose of the backstop.
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That argument is helped by the fact that McConnell is detested by the Democratic base for famously refusing to give former President Obama's third Supreme Court nominee, Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE, a hearing or a floor vote.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.), took to the Senate floor Wednesday to grill Republicans for refusing to give Garland a hearing or a vote.
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While Athill was quick to point out the injustices of growing older, chief among them giving up sex (Athill loved sex in her very British way, decreeing that every woman should have a few good love affairs), her tone was almost defiantly peppy — never saccharine, but refusing to give in to the weighty fear with which we tend to face the great unknown.
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" In a response to Pelosi, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said that "We won't be able to comment fully until we see the actual text, but Speaker Pelosi is finally admitting what the rest of America already knew – that Democrats were conducting an unauthorized impeachment proceeding, refusing to give the President due process, and their secret, shady, closed-door depositions are completely and irreversibly illegitimate.
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California family kicked off Delta flight, threatened with jail, foster care for refusing to give up tot's seatPrince Philip is retiring but Queen Elizabeth II won't abdicate: Experts China's C919 passenger jet makes maiden flight in challenge to Boeing, Airbus Troin sells children's clothes at a store in Cogolin, a town of 11,000 a few miles from the jet-set resorts of the French Riviera.
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Some of the anecdotes he recounts portend the artist he would become — his mother refusing to give him coloring books for fear that they would hamper his creativity — while others seem to foreshadow the aesthetic of his films, like the story about a nude woman who wandered out of the woods near his family's house in Boise one afternoon while he and his friends were playing their favorite game (war, naturally).
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GOP implosion and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE refusing to give it up, today feels like peak "let's run around in circles and scream bloody murder to the tune of 'It's The End of The World as We Know It.'" You know, normal Tuesday.
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During a conversation at the CFM, Therese Quinn, director of the Museum and Exhibition Studies program at the University of Illinois at Chicago, suggested that AAM could begin to affect real change by refusing to give accreditation to any museum or historic house that provides unpaid internships or refuses to offer paid maternity leave, since these are two of the ways in which people in less-advantaged demographics are de facto prevented from working in these institutions.
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Wednesday marked day 22019 of a partial government shutdown, with Democratic leaders refusing to give into President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's demands that more than $5 billion for a border wall be tied to a bill funding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and several other federal agencies.
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"We won't be able to comment fully until we see the actual text, but Speaker Pelosi is finally admitting what the rest of America already knew — that Democrats were conducting an unauthorized impeachment proceeding, refusing to give the President due process, and their secret, shady, closed door depositions are completely and irreversibly illegitimate," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamWhite House: Democrats' resolution shows impeachment is 'illegitimate sham' Democrats unveil impeachment procedures Press: Baby Donald throws a temper tantrum MORE said in a statement.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises Sanders aide says heart attack 'personalized' health issues for voters Krystal Ball: Bernie seems 'to have a little extra mojo post heart attack' MORE (D-Mass.), one of the top tier 2020 hopefuls, recently said that she would release a financing plan for her Medicare for All proposal after being criticized by some of her rivals in the primary race for refusing to give a direct answer about whether she'd raise taxes on the middle class to pay for the massive health care overhaul.
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