"I reject that, reject it, reject it totally," Johnson said Wednesday.
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I ask them to show their better selves come November -- to reject fear, reject hatred, reject division.
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We reject those notions and we must continue to reject them.
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To reject cynicism, to reject fear, to summon what's best in us.
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So we reject these facts, like our immune system would reject a pathogen.
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" He added: "I reject that argument just as I reject the other one.
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If these leaders can't bring themselves to reject Trump's candidacy, whom would they reject?
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"We reject ideological bias against China, reject fake news made in the name of press freedom, reject breaches of ethics in journalism," tweeted Hua Chunying, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman.
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We reject this stay of the SIV program, just as we reject the newest travel ban.
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"We have to always reject hate, reject vitriol, and denounce that kind of behavior," she explained.
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And New York says that while the nation is going through its soul searching, we reject the instinct to blame, and we reject the instinct to divide, we reject the instinct to separate.
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If Republican leaders loudly reject Trump then they also reject that agenda and the millions who support it.
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I reject the idea that single payer is impossible, I reject the idea that universal healthcare is impossible.
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To reject positive liberty is not to reject all government, but to acknowledge that trade-offs exist between desirable things.
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He will either reject his religion or reject his body—and the latter can easily lead to frustration and violence.
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You will get to 'accept or reject' apologies from a friend (kept private between you and your friend) or 'accept or reject' apologies of public figures which we ALL get to see and vote to accept or reject.
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"At any stage of the process, you can lose a candidate because you reject them or they reject you," she warns.
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"They punish you if you reject rides with minors, if you reject rides with infants without car seats, if you reject rides with too many passengers," said Dave F., who drives part time for Uber in the Chicago area.
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"I do not reject the ranking member's concern that we could reject some perfectly good rules," Issa said in response to Conyers.
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More importantly, they don't just reject people based on what they believe — they reject them based on how they act on those beliefs.
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"Your response has to be to reject cynicism and reject pessimism and push forward, with a certain infectious and relentless optimism," he says.
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"I think that to a certain extent we have to always reject hate, reject vitriol, and denounce that kind of behavior," the congresswoman said.
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Democrats rightly will reject it on Thursday, just as Republicans likely will reject the proposal to reopen the government while negotiations over the wall continue.
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Taken with the 12 percent who reject both legal and illegal immigrants, we're talking about a third of Americans who reject "illegal immigration" out of hand.
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But alternative facts, to borrow the phrase coined by White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway to reject facts they reject without evidence, only go so far.
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"We must reject the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution," he said, and it was like an alliterative butcher declaring that we must reject red beef.
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I reject the rationale of saying 'adopting the same insurance models or a similar insurance model to any other developed country in America is unrealistic,' I reject that.
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"We do not reject a military council in principle, but we reject these people because they are from Bashir's regime," said Abdelhamid Ahmed, a 24-year-old doctor.
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They're likely to reject programs that sound like ones that have been badly done before, and they may also reject ones that sound too new, suspicious, or confusing.
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But these are subjective claims, and many would reject the characterization of Islam as a less benign religion, much as they would reject Nusra's extremist interpretation of it.
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"The two fastest growing elements in the Jewish world are those who embrace the world and reject Judaism and those who embrace Judaism and reject the world," he said.
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On the final day, there will be a series of votes: first, to approve or reject amendments to the government's motion, and then to approve or reject the motion.
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But, we also need to shape their attitudes and behaviors to reject gun violence and embrace prevention in the same way we once learned to reject pollution and embrace recycling.
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Once the debate has ended, there will be a series of votes: first, to approve or reject amendments to the government's motion, and then to approve or reject the motion.
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We reject the idea that Asian Americans are less kind or courageous than other students, of course, but we also reject the model-minority stereotype beloved of affirmative action's opponents.
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I was afraid not only that whoever I told would reject me but that they would turn around and use the knowledge of my gayness to make other people reject me.
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Reject time tables / deadlines as an instrument of policy.
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MORE (Ariz.) — voting with Democrats to reject the legislation.
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And here it is -- reject the false, binary choice.
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The courts may — or may not — reject his gambit.
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She said that SmartRecruiters changed the default on its technology from "reject without a note" to "reject with a note," so that candidates will know they're no longer involved in the process.
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Millennials don't just reject the music, art, or clothes of their parents; they also reject the older generation's major sources of economic and spiritual well-being, like home ownership, cars, even sex.
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On the final day, there will be a series of votes: first, to approve or reject up to six amendments to the government's motion, and then to approve or reject the motion.
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His prospects of securing an SPD vote suffered a setback Tuesday when the party's Berlin branch voted to reject the talks and called on other delegates to reject any deal with Merkel.
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Many of the environmental groups reject natural gas as a transition fuel between coal and renewables, and furthermore reject independent scientific reports that show the risks of fracking are minimal with suitable regulation.
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"We must refrain from seeking dominance and reject the zero-sum game, we must refrain from 'beggar thy neighbor' and reject power politics or hegemony while the strong bully the weak," Xi said.
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But if you reject Zionism because you reject the double standard, organizations such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee or the Jewish Federations of North America would denounce you as anti-Semitic.
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Some flatly reject the notion of ever funding his campaign.
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Parents of sex workers don't always automatically reject their children.
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Voters have rebelled by turning to parties that reject globalisation.
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Medicaid work requirements send signals conservatives like and liberals reject.
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Did they reject everything that I brought to the table?
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He also seemed to broadly reject the idea of reparations.
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It has called on its shareholders to reject the deal.
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According to Reynolds, they voted to reject this final offer.
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We copied Soho House, and we don't actually reject anyone.
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"They actively reject things that are heavily branded," she said.
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But a majority of senators vote to reject new witnesses.
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Second: Make a commitment to another person to reject contempt.
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When Congress votes, lawmakers should reject the Corporate Transparency Act.
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The Parliament should reject these unnecessary and divisive constitutional changes.
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We *are* stronger together and need to reject Orange Hitler!
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Today Hindu nationalists hold office and forcefully reject that legacy.
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In effect, they reject one of the paradox's main pillars.
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Right now, that just means the public should reject impeachment.
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At the same time, Markovits refuses to reject meritocracy altogether.
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We strongly oppose this move, and Congress should reject it.
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No matter how dire things get, they reject helpless despair.
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But for now, we reject the deal of the century.
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We reject the allegations she is making as outright false.
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GC: So you reject the IMF's suggestion that you're undercapitalised?
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The Spurs reject the idea that they are getting slower.
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Eventually, if they don't, the trademark office will reject them.
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Previously they could reject them without giving a proper explanation.
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My body will probably reject it later, but oh well.
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It's up to all of us to reject these views.
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Sadr's followers reject the accusations of obstructing the war effort.
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Lisa Murkowski, a key swing vote, to reject his nomination.
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The body could reject Italy's budget and ultimately sanction Rome.
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Reject that extra mesh at your own peril, ice dancers.
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So, I appreciate your sentiment, but I reject your idea.
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Republican primary voters reject anything that sounds like an amnesty.
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Wells Fargo's board urged shareholders to reject the shareholder proposals.
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The CPUC should either reject or substantially revise this proposal.
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This means that sometime soon, Nick Viall will reject her.
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The judge recommended the high court reject the plaintiffs' claims.
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"At this time, we cannot reject any hypothesis," she said.
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Until 2 days after we reject your proposed custody offer.
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Even the Cleveland Browns would reject this model for advancement.
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Barr did not reject the possibility of jailing journalists outright.
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Dish has also asked the agency to reject the deal.
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But she left no mystery in hoping they reject it.
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"Reject the vulgar, the base and the kitsch," Xi added.
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It's normal to change your name and reject your parents!
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Gonzaga is doing everything it can to reject the publicity.
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"AARP: "We strongly urge the Senate to reject this bill.
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Private insurers lack the public legitimacy to reject dicey therapies.
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Macron urged the French to embrace rather than reject globalization.
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To be a conservative then was to reject identity politics.
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Reject nonsense, inside jokes, or anything submitted in capital letters.
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The Senate voted 174 to 84 to reject the motion.
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In the past, Chinese courts would arbitrarily reject sensitive cases.
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"I urge all Republicans to reject Donald Trump this November."
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A vote to reject the agreement would be a tragedy.
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And many other coalition ministers publicly reject a Palestinian state.
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We continue to categorically reject any accusations based on speculations.
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Betty McCollum, urged regulators to reject the lease renewal request.
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We once again reject this decision that violates international law.
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Recent deficit data unabashedly reject President Trump's approach to trade.
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Both Lion Air and the APA reject the company's assertion.
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Democrats should reject political impotence and the fantasy of reconciliation.
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They urged the Surface Transportation Board to reject the arrangement.
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This is an untenable prospect and we categorically reject it.
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It's a journalist's job to reject these overtures and transactions.
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So we reject the criticism that this vote abandons Israel.
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Courts reject about 30 percent of the rules they review.
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"I reject that claim totally," declared Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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At the least, it would certainly be harder to reject.
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The ailing senator has urged his colleagues to reject Haspel.
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To reject a conservative extreme doesn't make the court liberal.
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The DUP moved quickly to reject the Times newspaper report.
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" Others, like many sign language users, reject the term "disability.
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But members of both parties reject that as a gimmick.
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Environmentalists called on the full Senate to reject the nominees.
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In these difficult times, we must reject these false choices.
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They will simply reject what they don't want to see.
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It was advice America's police chiefs were quick to reject.
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Voters should reject the double standard of justice against Clinton.
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The solution to these flaws isn't to reject USDA organic.
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Comey has asked the Justice Department to reject that claim.
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The vote was 58 to 42 to reject the nomination.
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Subtly, she asked Russell for permission to reject the advice.
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Many member states reject a quota system for distributing refugees.
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A jury voted nine to three to reject her claims.
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Democrats have already signaled they will reject such a proposal.
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But many physicians, psychologists, and lawmakers reject Nitschke's DIY approach.
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You can approve or reject each request and create rules.
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O) is making preparations to reject rival Broadcom Ltd's (AVGO.
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Uber says it does not support or reject the bill.
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How do you know if he'll reject it or not?
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When some nevertheless ignore or reject him, he feels slighted.
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Female bonobos can reject suitors without fearing for their lives.
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Clinton upbraided Mr. Burr for failing to reject Mr. Trump.
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The record will reflect that we reject that outrageous claim.
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A jury could still reject it and see corrupt intent.
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People reject the essentially wholesome message because of the messenger.
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He doesn't reject the center, he tries to claim it.
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"I'm not responsible for it, reject it," he told reporters.
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We need to reject their extremism, however it expresses itself.
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In Austen's novel, Lizzy doesn't reject marriage out of hand.
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Others, like Julien Terrell from Harlem Copwatch, reject this idea.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross Jr. should reject these efforts.
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And we actually have to, we have to reject it.
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The Rohingya reject the card, saying it brands them foreigners.
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It is high time to reject these alibis for treachery.
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Societies that reject us have withered, fading into history's night.
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If both choices stink, we reject them and go bigger.
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They reject the idea that deafness needs to be corrected.
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But the department plans to reject all applications after that.
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Both reject trade treaties that favor multinational corporations over workers.
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Hardliners on both sides might reject whatever negotiators agree to.
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The president declined to pledge he would reject the help.
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He can take – or reject – advice from anyone he wants.
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Elizabeth Warren have said they'll reject taking their money entirely.
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People don't reject climate science because they need more facts.
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Can't we just reject it the day it comes in?
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"The consensual Palestinian position is to reject it," he said.
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Pat Roberts, a fellow Kansas Republican, to reject the bill.
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Go ahead ... tell us who's gonna reject whatever they're pitching?
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Cook County, sought to reject the policy's effect in Illinois.
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The people of Hong Kong see, and reject, Chinese encroachment.
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Greg Abbott can now either accept or reject the recommendation.
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But without that provision, rebels would probably reject the proposal.
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To us, the Senate is unlikely to reject her nomination.
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The president's lawyers urge the Senate to reject the charges.
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Friday, shortly after the Senate voted to reject the bill.
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We must reject the false dichotomy of theory and practice.
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As we reject Donald Trump, we face a bigger question.
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It's likely that Republican voters will simply reject these proposals.
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If it were a novel, reviewers would reject the plot.
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"They were always going to reject it," he told Reuters.
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He was worried a museum would reject the resulting drawings.
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The FDA defended its 22018 decision to reject Douillets petition.
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However, the government has said it will reject any request.
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However, the government has said it will reject any request.
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I reject this symbol for the land of the free.
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They reject what the elites have been hoisting onto us.
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I rejected that notion then, and I reject it now.
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The FCC and Department of Justice should reject this merger.
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"We strongly reject these accusations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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"We strongly and unreservedly reject this result," the statement said.
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Andrew Cuomo, who must decide whether to reject the pick.
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How to Reject an Online Suitor No ghosting, no treacle.
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Educate yourself, and have the courage to reject cultural norms.
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It's about having the courage to reject the status quo.
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The fourth, and boldest, is to reject the question entirely.
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And they have a lot of leverage to reject them.
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As a victor in the second world war, Russia was never forced to reject Stalinism in the way that Germany was forced to reject Nazism, even though the two regimes had much in common.
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It's somewhat analogous to the sovereign citizen movement, which is to say these men reject the idea of even seeking a romantic partner the way that a sovereign citizen might reject the federal government.
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Boeing workers voted 2,097-731 last year to reject the union.
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It was the first major chain to reject genetically modified food.
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Rivals for the top job were quick to reject Hunt's views.
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A Democratic majority in the House would reject Hamilton's wise counsel.
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So they repeatedly reject routine claims for services they ostensibly cover.
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However, the Yazidis reject him because his father is a Muslim.
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But opponents of these ballot measures have continued to reject progress.
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We reject the notion that people would cyber attack our institutions.
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But, Dallas, I'm here to say we must reject such despair.
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"Mexicans have dignity and we reject his hate speech," she added.
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People who reject mainstream climate science are suspicious of this study.
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The system did not immediately reject the form, the memo says.
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She has said she will reject corporate political action committee money.
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Flake then declared he will vote to reject all judicial nominees.
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They reject North Korea's assertion that it detonated a hydrogen bomb.
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They will not sign any agreement they believe voters will reject.
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Voters can like and agree with these candidates, then reject them.
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That makes it strange to reject party members out of hand.
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The Germans reject any idea of security as a bargaining chip.
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Homeland Security gave agencies until Tuesday to implement the reject option.
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He doesn't reject currents in contemporary art; he simply ignores them.
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But our cover was a call for Scotland to reject independence.
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Iran's official news agency IRNA said Tehran would reject those demands.
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What would happen if the board decided to reject the buyer?
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Were America to reject the policy, mainland China would be enraged.
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The government and Agrokor's crisis manager Ante Ramljak reject the accusations.
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"You can't reject that," she said shrugging her shoulders and laughing.
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They reject capitalism, but their travels are determined by available work.
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I don't know if there's anybody else ... Meaning, what people reject.
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Sometimes the numbers offered simply will be too high to reject.
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Obviously they appeal to people whose world-views reject the supernatural.
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Sometimes, you just have to reject people swiftly and move on.
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"We reject blaming any community, culture or religion for these murders."
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"We want people to know that we reject ISIS," he said.
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One American politician has called for startups to reject Saudi cash.
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It seems perverse now to reject the option out of hand.
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"We reject the president-elect!" the crowd chanted along Fifth Avenue.
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Renzi has said he would resign if Italians reject the reform.
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The wrong HLA markers will cause a patient to reject organs.
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Venal governments are bound to reject the authority of international courts.
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The President needs to reject the permit for this pipeline, now.
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I reject that polarity, and I urge you to, as well.
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The House voted 278-123 to reject the sugar modification proposal.
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"Judges should have the ability to reject public opinion," he said.
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Such fears have compelled Senate Republicans to reject Medicaid expansion altogether.
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If the qazi is not convinced, he can reject her plea.
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And even if he does, Trump could possibly reject Putin's proposal.
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She has said she will reject corporate political action committee donations.
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His administration has been known to reject people who opposed him.
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They explictly reject, as too trite, the slogan "forgive and forget".
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He did not reject it immediately which is a good sign.
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They want to be on top, and therefore they reject others.
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The workers voted 98 percent to reject the company's final offer.
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But new jobs and taxes would make it hard to reject.
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Senate Republicans would reject any Supreme Court or crucial circuit court
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Many communities of color reject thinness as the ideal body type.
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It seeks to transcend boring, binary concepts and reject societal norms.
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That's why we're all in, united, trying to reject this nominee.
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Secular Muslims reject Sharia censorship; but Islamists embrace and promote it.
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Sanders, though, has called on the DOJ to reject the deal.
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To all the young queer people who reject the gender binary.
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But we should reject this deal and the rationale behind it.
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A large number of their ultras still reject its new identity.
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The president and the Guptas reject the allegations of undue influence.
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"I reject these accusations," said Milad, also known as al-Bija.
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Whatever you do, do not reject a present from Lisa Rinna.
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Some ministers will reject the deal and campaign for a Brexit.
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There are some gimmicky Sharper Image-reject gifts in the collections.
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No, Republicans reject the data because they tell an inconvenient story.
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But Jacobs said he can't reject the argument out of hand.
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When a basic fact challenges Trump, he tends to reject it.
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I resolutely reject its position and will fight for its change.
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We reject the 'Year of the Woman'—we'll take them all.
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Nicaragua was the only nation to reject the agreement last December.
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"I rejected cronyism as governor, and I reject it now. "Sen.
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The press doesn't mention them and the courts continually reject them.
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Twenty-eight House Republicans are pushing President Obama to reject Sgt.
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The vote was 10 to 6 to reject, with three abstentions.
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Neiman acknowledges in several caveats, but elsewhere seems to reject outright.
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Only right-wing extremists reject the consensus view of Foster's death.
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Mitch Daniels (R), the legislation allows workers to reject union membership.
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Nicaragua was the only country to reject it at the time.
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This imbalance arises because we reject vast numbers of deserving immigrants.
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Were she an ambassador awaiting confirmation, the Senate would reject her.
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Kim is likely to reject such a deal in the end.
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SO I DON'T REJECT ALL OF THE BENEFITS OUT OF HAND.
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The United Kingdom last week saw its parliament reject its government.
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However, Congress controls the purse strings and can reject arms sales.
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Medical marijuana advocates, unsurprisingly, reject any comparisons to the tobacco industry.
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Johnson said he believes Trump and thinks he'll reject such rhetoric.
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That is why conservatives reject the government's intervention in the economy.
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They close unsurprisingly by asking fellow shareholders to reject the deal.
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Prior, who grasps this, manages to reject his vision and live.
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They continued to reject Republican assertions that the payment was ransom.
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It's much more difficult to reject an entire brand of politics.
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The president is wise to reject perceived pressure to "excoriate" Putin.
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Russian officials, however, have continued to reject the whistle-blower's accounts.
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The Greens reject such a limit, which they say is unconstitutional.
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Thompson and the other members urged Azar to reject the request.
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They don't need to reject multilateral trade deals and international organizations.
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The GOP-controlled Senate, meanwhile, will likely reject Trump's emergency declaration.
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Both D's and R's should reject sham excuses to fire Rosenstein.
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The Agriculture Secretary would be wise to reject the board's recommendation.
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I reject any dichotomy that pits the analytic against the emotional.
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Yes, we stand with Israel because we reject bigotry and prejudice.
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Both reject Macron's business-friendly economics and his affinity for Europe.
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We should reject that old obsession and look at the numbers.
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Inhofe recently urged the House to "reject the strongly worded resolution".
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Hun Sen and his government reject accusation of human rights violations.
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I sort of reject the premise of one method being best.
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"I reject the notion that I did something unethical," he said.
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Only 'bad' Muslims who reject their religion can be good Americans.
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They may reject this application determining it to be too risky.
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Leaders in every state should reject this attack on our democracy.
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""He's another career politician that the voters of Alabama will reject.
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Despite its focus on belonging, cities started to reject Airbnb rentals.
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The Senate would decide whether to accept or reject his recommendations.
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For the first few months, the students often reject the relationships.
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"We have to reject students who are exceptional," Ms. Bever testified.
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Immigration activists reject such demands as meanspirited and too far-reaching.
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We at Project Include find this definition offensive and reject it.
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If you reject that spirit, I believe he'll leave you alone.
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They openly reject Mr. Trump's call for reciprocity in trade relations.
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Reject the pressure to participate in the blurring of obvious truths.
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"We categorically reject such accusations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists.
|
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The Senate voted 53 to 47 to reject Mr. Tower's nomination.
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These heroines reject the centuries-old trope of the demure woman.
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President Barack Obama did not reject the pipeline until November 2015.
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Some reject all vaccines but are still open to receiving information.
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All of America should reject this arm of the Republican Party.
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But the company could never entirely reject American technology, he said.
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The commission's unanimous decision to reject Mr. Perry's proposal is final.
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Many Greeks reject any alternative name that includes the word Macedonia.
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Don't let your leadership reject a plan they haven't even seen.
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" But now, she's proud to "reject so much of those notions.
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Many Spaniards reject Catalan separatism and judge their political parties accordingly.
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Still, Israelis tend to reject any comparison with the United States.
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But this time, his tech-world witness would reject the premise.
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The event caused O'Neill to reject Catholicism, and he began drinking.
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"), reject it outright ("I feel like I look like a hobo.
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I reject that false choice — and the American people should too.
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I reject that view, but there are people who hold it.
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So if I understand correctly, you reject hate by spewing hate.
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GOP senators are expected to unify and reject the Democratic amendments.
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Investors need to accept or reject a reorganization proposal by today.
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If Trump asserts executive privilege, will Barr accept or reject it?
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The president and his allies think they can reject congressional oversight.
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I reject any culture that says I am a third something.
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We reject the premise that our independence would destabilize the country.
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The elite universities reject 26 to 2400 percent of their applicants.
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If they don't, it's not sufficient merely to reject the apple.
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Supreme Court justices reject pipeline, wildfire cases, E&E News reports.
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" Riyadh was quick to reject the downgrade, calling it "somewhat speculative.
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We must utterly reject the use of deadly acts of terror.
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As Members of Congress, we strongly reject this notion of division.
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The board voted to recommend that the council reject the ordinance.
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Teach her to reject the linking of shame and female biology.
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I would encourage the president to reject this course of action.
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In April 2018, the City Council voted unanimously to reject it.
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That information led senior executives to reject one of the loans.
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Judges have a duty to reject Chevron with candor and clarity.
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These integralists reject the label of "theocracy" for their ideal government.
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The states may ratify these proposals or reject or ignore them.
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The white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville reject these American ideals.
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If you reject the cookie tracking, sometimes, the website won't work.
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Still, be financially prepared for your employer to reject your offer.
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A Republican-dominated Congress is expected to swiftly reject the notion.
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Should they reject his position with calls of "Not My President"?
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Bloomberg must reject the radicals and find the sensible middle ground.
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The vast majority of Americans, including political leaders, reject anti-Semitism.
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Bredesen is not the first Democratic Senate hopeful to reject Schumer.
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But the men reject the idea that they have become insiders.
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So I don't reject the notion the way some people do.
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"Conservatives especially have a responsibility to reject baseless attacks upon him."
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But more companies are joining a pact to reject the change.
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But more companies are joining a pact to reject the change.
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If India failed to sign on, Pakistan would reject the limits.
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DJI executives reject the claims that its products post security vulnerabilities.
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I reject that because that's going to lead to extreme overpolicing.
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The NRA is toxic, politicians should reject their toxic donations. 10/?
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Do you ever take it personally when people reject your help?
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The attitude seeps into even those who would normally reject it.
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Promising to reject all Super PAC support, however, could cause consternation.
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I think it you reject Huawei you will miss enormous opportunities.
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For example, if you receive a call while you're wearing the Dash, all you have to do is nod your head to accept or reject the call (up and down for accept, left and right to reject).
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He also made a dig at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump — "We need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion" — urging Americans to reject the politics of fear on which Trump campaigns.
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The Gallup poll also found that 49 percent of Americans believe a Supreme Court nominee's views are reason enough to reject them, while 46 percent said it is unjustifiable to reject a nominee based on their views.
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Now the data is so deep and expansive that to reject it is to reject good help, even if you (or your outfield coach) have to sift through gigabytes of video to find what is game-useful.
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To reject pluralism and liberalizing progress is to reject the United States of America as it is, to heap contempt upon American heroes who shed blood and tears fighting for the liberty and equality of their compatriots.
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To reject pluralism and liberalizing progress is to reject the United States of America as it is, to heap contempt upon American heroes who shed blood and tears fighting for the liberty and equality of their compatriots.
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The Senate scrutinizes, debates and can reject legislation passed by the Sejm.
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Latin America has good reason to reject American military intervention in Venezuela.
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Then, Affirm's algorithms approve or reject the loan and purchase within seconds.
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We categorically reject the assumptions and speculations on the incident in Malaysia.
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Or does he reject the legal standard for this type of crime?
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The moment to vocally reject these illegal and immoral actions is now.
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The Supreme Court has tended to reject these kinds of "self-inflicted"
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Democrats didn't outright reject the idea, but said they could do better.
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Simultaneously, the discriminator wants to reject as many fake images as possible.
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Leaders of either party could object and Congress could reject Trump's actions.
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He cannot lawfully or morally reject his oath to uphold the Constitution.
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"We need to reject myths and look towards the future," he said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May and her allies in Belfast reject that.
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And some will make the decision to reject their own party's nominee.
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Honestly, this thing looks like a reject from sci-fi concept art.
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We all reject racist attacks against him and support his steadfast leadership.
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I think my mom was happy that we didn't reject my dad.
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However, so far Shawbrook's directors have advised shareholders to reject the offer.
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I thought, 'You're not filing me as some reject in some cabinet.
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Q But you don't think -- you reject those who say he's racist?
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"I completely reject the idea that that was slow," he told reporters.
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As a girl, I just thought she was crazy to reject Laurie.
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Since embryos don't have immune systems, they can't reject the foreign cells.
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Pence said Friday he would reject collecting his raise during the shutdown.
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Some transport industry and cyber security experts reject many of Olson's concerns.
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These books owe a great deal to Lovecraft, but reject his beliefs.
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An argument over which idea to reject first is very Senate 2018.
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Marriage equality Australia will almost certainly reject a referendum on marriage equality.
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But you're also getting the feedback cycle of what people reject, too.
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Get the dose too low, and the patient will reject the kidney.
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Almost a quarter said they would reject them as neighbours or citizens.
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Health professionals reject the practice Conversion therapy can take many different forms.
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Scully didn't exactly reject that idea, but he didn't embrace it either.
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Because, surely, a woman could never reject your candidacy on her own.
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This vote will be the last chance to reject the directive entirely.
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Palestinians must "reject incitement and recognize the legitimacy of Israel," Obama said.
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I think people ghost because, inherently, it is uncomfortable to reject people.
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Many Rohingya reject the cards, which they say treat them as foreigners.
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I could at least accept and reject phone calls from the watch.
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Inside a dashboard, users can review, edit, upload, approve or reject documents.
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Qualcomm is reportedly preparing to reject the offer as being too low.
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Schumer, national Dems reject calls to spend money targeting Rubio Then-Sen.
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Students who rally supporters through social networks, reject alliances with political parties.
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Occasionally an oyster nerd will reject a Shigoku like an undersized bluegill.
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The board's decision to reject the bid was first reported by Bloomberg.
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Many German officials reject such pragmatic measures automatically, without pausing for breath.
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Iowa Republican caucus-goers ultimately did reject Trump, choosing Ted Cruz instead.
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We hope all Americans will stand together and reject the Russian effort.
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One is that a human immune system will rapidly reject the xenograft.
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To follow a keto diet is to reject this culture and history.
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Reject that a lot of Black women, in anything, are not validated.
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But to reject pessimism and nostalgia as simply inaccurate misses the point.
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She requested spousal support, which Depp has asked a judge to reject.
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But Ohio women see right through this and reject this extreme agenda.
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Philip sees through Edward's request, and advises the Queen to reject it.
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GUTFELD: Yes, I reject the black-and-white nature of this conversation.
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"That left the door open for him to reject it," Levine said.
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"You want to reject as much background noise as possible," said Fallon.
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Top Trump aides, meanwhile, reject any idea that the President is struggling.
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You have to forget about yourself, reject yourself, liberate yourself from yourself.
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But come November, Sifry believes their resolve to reject Clinton will soften.
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Whether you choose to embrace or reject that truth is on you.
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However, so far, Shawbrook's directors had advised shareholders to reject the offers.
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MI) looked set to reject an offer by U.S. fund Apollo (APO.
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If they succeed, the House must also vote to reject the veto.
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What we reject is what their party has come to stand for.
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"We reject a merger," said Jan Duscheck, head of Verdi's banking division.
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They can accept or reject the job, depending on distance and schedules.
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It will be unrealistic for the market to reject the platform outright.
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The time he didn't reject the support of a former KKK leader.
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They allow us to reject catastrophism and clarify possibilities for better futures.
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The REINS Act would essentially give Congress more power to reject regulations.
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"We can't completely reject that Florida was playing a role," Lieber said.
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We need to reject the notion that some problems are just intractable.
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"We categorically reject Whirlpool's assertions," Baxter said in testimony to the ITC.
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That choice—to reject heteronormative, patriarchal standards—is the root of queerness.
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The National Task Force urges the Senate to reject his nomination swiftly.
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Trump and Sanders remind us that parties inevitably reject their old identities.
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They reject about 70 percent of prescriptions written, the companies have said.
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Unsurprisingly, the oil companies reject the notion that they need to shrink.
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It's a curiously goal-oriented project, even as its practitioners often reject
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A motion to table Lee's amendment, or reject it, passed 60-33.
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Just as stunning was how quickly the host tried to reject them.
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Hagee's endorsement, and I feel I must reject his endorsement as well.
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Some of the groups in favor of sports betting reject that argument.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer pleaded with Grassley to reject McConnell's wish.
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China welcomes all well-meaning suggestions, but we reject all groundless accusations.
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You can also press this button to take or reject phone calls.
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We completely reject the suggestion this had anything to do with race.
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The justices didn't comment on why they chose to reject the appeal.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino said during a press conference at Cannes.
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There was no great "awokening" that led voters to reject the GOP.
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And a partial removal could cause Kepner's body to reject the hands.
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Townshend. Both the Parliament and the Church reject Margaret's plea to marry,
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By that measure, the Senate must reject the nomination of Neil Gorsuch.
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He noted, for example, they could reject people with pre-existing conditions.
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Some justices continue to reject any consideration of race in college admissions.
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I reject outright any idea that it has become a scrubbed Disneyland.
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Trump tweeted hours before the polls closed, urging voters to reject Sanford.
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Once again, I reject those labels and the ideology that they define.
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Lawmakers and analysts expect parliament to reject up to half the list.
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He pointed to polls that show 89 percent of Republicans reject ObamaCare.
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Your goal should be to attract good energy and reject the bad.
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Yet, Illinois lawmakers continue to reject gun safety measures again and again.
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A lot of my conservative colleagues, like Jonah Goldberg, strongly reject this.
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Lawyers for the U.S. could ask the court to reject the motion.
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This is one of hundreds of reasons Congress should reject the TPP.
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That stance caused the Iowa governor to urge voters to reject Cruz.
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Yet Mr. Mansfield and Ms. Mutz reject this theory of voter attitude.
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Senate Republicans have continued to reject Democrats' call for an independent investigation.
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It added it would reject any pressure on congress or its members.
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European refineries are threatening to reject the heavier Ural blend that remains.
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But the calf's interactions with humans spurred its herd to reject it.
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They reject tradional psychotherapy in favour of their own form of therapy.
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They were really trying to reject the return of Clintonism, and so.
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ExitPolicy reject *:* This means your relay will won't be an exit relay.
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Jim Sullivan at BTIG is also recommending shareholders reject the new offer.
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The Vatican statement appeared to reject the order's claim of total sovereignty.
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I remember saying over and over again, I reject the victim narrative.
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The parliament voted 312-308 on Wednesday to reject such a move.
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The Parliament voted 312-308 on Wednesday to reject such a move.
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You deliberately reject people and have a negative view of the world.
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Editors also should reject studies that are aimed at marketing, not science.
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"Discard that, we reject that," a police spokesman told the German media.
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However so far Shawbrook's directors have advised shareholders to reject the offer.
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With so much at stake, Congress should roundly reject the President's plan.
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We must all stand together to reject violence and strengthen our communities.
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Patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president.
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Supposedly it's a loose sequel to H20, but we reject this premise.
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Many freemen reject typical societal norms that most people generally adhere to.
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But they did not immediately reject the idea of amending the Constitution.
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Bill Cohen (R-Maine) joined with the six Democrats to reject publication.
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"We must reject the failed approaches of the past," Mr. Trump said.
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Telling City Hall aides to uniformly reject requests from the Cuomo administration.
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A year later, Coors brewery workers again voted to reject union representation.
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Her supporters reject any notion she will not succeed on every level.
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It's crucial to acknowledge their shared past to reject today's resurgent tribalism.
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She teaches me that it is possible to reject tradition and comfort.
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We're stuck in the middle, between two communities that reject our existence.
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It will reject talks and act tough just as it considers negotiations.
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They reject modernity's demystification project and instead construct meaning in the supernatural.
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We are all hurting, yet we must reject hate and its preachers.
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"Well, I just reject your hypotheses," Tarantino replied, and said no more.
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But many, like David Lapan, a retired Marine colonel, reject that notion.
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At elections, people reject you in the privacy of a voting booth.
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Some leaders have joined peace talks, while others openly reject any negotiation.
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Signatories promise to reject nuclear strategies and encourage others to follow suit.
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I start and reject at least five to 10 books a week.
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And some, like the filmmaker Wu Tsang, reject the gender spectrum altogether.
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We must continue to reject any attempt to turn the clock backward.
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Qualcomm is expected to reject the bid as opportunistic and too cheap.
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"We reject the ideology of globalism," he told a largely skeptical crowd.
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We were raised to be grateful for favors and not reject them.
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Some businesses are pushing for laws allowing them to reject LGBT customers.
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As a young mother, I always try to reject the martyr hat.
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Their white counterparts, meanwhile, were eager to reject Roof's overtures to them.
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To reject it, hover below the suggestion and click the "Ignore" icon.
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Degrowthers reject this meliorist outlook, arguing that "green growth" is a mirage.
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The presidential candidates need to stop demurring and fully reject Trump's approach.
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They need to stop demurring and fully reject Mr. Trump's failing approach.
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Republican leaders on Monday predicted that Trump will reject the Democratic offer.
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It should reject all similar provisions in whatever legislative form they take.
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How could the highest Christian religious vocation reject something so obviously natural?
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On May 2, directors of Shawbrook told shareholders to reject the offer.
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Your well-being isn't served by chasing after people who reject you.
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In contrast, conservatives tend to simply reject liberal proposals, no matter what.
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Yet across many societies, people will reject a split they consider unfair.
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Rather than reject Catholicism, he made a bet with the Supreme Being.
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The fundamentalists are the ones who reject participation in the 21st century.
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I pre-emptively reject books that I know are not for me.
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It was one thing to reject a political movement gone horribly wrong.
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And we reject this nihilism, because nihilism builds nothing, nihilism destroys everything.
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Drivers in California can now also reject ride requests without any penalties.
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We reject any such attempt in the strongest terms and with disgust.
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Top intelligence officials and political leaders in both parties reject his claim.
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That increases the risk that SPD party members might reject the deal.
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Before officially declaring his run, he said he would reject PAC money.
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The European Parliament appeared to reject Apple&aposs anti-innovation claim, however.
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As in 1997, the voters should reject a constitutional convention in November.
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The judge could possibly reject Flynn's motion, letting the guilty plea stand.
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Hallmark did not reject a similar ad featuring an opposite-sex couple.
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Antigovernment protesters took to the streets to reject the vote as illegitimate.
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Our founders would reject in the boldest terms Mr. Sessions' unconstitutional agenda.
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It didn't take long for that panel to reject this extraordinary argument.
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"We once again strongly reject this report," he said in a statement.
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But as jurisdictions reject one type of injustice, they risk instituting another.
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Peers start to reject and isolate her or make fun of her.
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Congress should reject proposals in the president's budget that undercut trafficking prevention.
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Supremacy is supremacy, and we are here to reject notions of superiority.
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The EXIM board must reverse course and reject the Mozambique LNG project.
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No decision had yet been made to reject it, the source added.
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Dow and agricultural interest groups had pressed Pruitt to reject the petition.
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They reject any election while the old guard retain power as meaningless.
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Each side can reject seven potential jurors and three alternates without explanation.
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You may have chosen us -- but we utterly reject and condemn you.
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But they are expected to reject leaving the EU without a deal.
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The new economics doesn't reject efficiency, but neither does it fetishize it.
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They reject any election while the old guard retains power as meaningless.
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In addition, Sponsor reserves the right to reject any submission without explanation.
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You make Trump and Pelosi come to you, to accept or reject.
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"I reject his views as despicable," Dr. Lander wrote to Broad scientists.
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Mr. Cuomo has the power to reject the selection of Mr. Gianaris.
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"I reject those labels and the evil ideology they define," he said.
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I also wonder: In embracing miracles, don't we reject our own rationality?
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He is asking the judge to reject Amber's claim for spousal support.
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I'm not perfect about it, so I reject that label for myself.
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If the past is any indication, the board will reject both ideas.
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"We already knew Donald Trump and Scott Pruitt reject science, but this smearing of the Clean Power Plan's massive public benefits shows they reject basic math, too," Liz Perera, the climate policy director at the Sierra Club said.
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This would help explain why authoritarians seem so prone to reject not just one specific kind of outsider or social change, such as Muslims or same-sex couples or Hispanic migrants, but rather to reject all of them.
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And I think President Trump's leadership is spot-on — we have to reject all kinds of racism, and eventually we have to reject it and refuse to acknowledge it, other than criminal proceedings, and get rid of it.
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Biden's record and message of building bridges hits the sweet spot between black voters and socially conservative, religious voters of all demographics who are using their votes not only to reject Trump policies, but also reject radical social change.
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" He added it is time "to reject the suicidal dishonesty of Hillary Clinton.
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United Technologies said publicly on Monday that regulators would probably reject any deal.
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" The legislation also says people cannot reject "radio, television and other public facilities.
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To see somebody so profoundly reject that is just the most powerful thing.
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Maybe they cross-dress on screen, or seem to reject stereotypical gender roles.
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To reject long-held beliefs and embrace even views against his own religion.
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Lawmakers voted by 344 to 286 to reject the so-called Withdrawal Agreement.
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While most Americans reject this type of behavior, Congresswoman Maxine Waters encouraged it.
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And so, his response to this kind of world is to reject choice.
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While Sony continues to reject cross-console multiplayer capabilities, Microsoft sees an opportunity.
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Third, we want a nominee who will be willing to reject unconstitutional precedents.
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Meanwhile, liberal groups already have pressured moderate senators to reject Trump's eventual pick.
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We reject John Fitzgerald's campaign and encourage all voters to do the same.
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Belichick has the ability to sniff out and reject questions he doesn't like.
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Barrow on Saturday said Jammeh has no authority to reject the election result.
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"We can't simply reject them just because they are Chinese," said the official.
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T) said on Tuesday it would reject a bid by H.I.S. Co (9603.
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We're told the D.A. is expected to formally reject the case this week.
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The FDA will evaluate the research and decide to accept or reject it.
|
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Respected authorities in the American conservative movement reject the authority of climate science.
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ESL on Friday urged U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain to reject those objections.
|
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Meanwhile, liberal groups are already pressuring moderate senators to reject Trump's eventual pick.
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You'd have to reject Newton's laws and [Albert] Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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And also, I kind of reject this whole notion of having it all.
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We reject people who have an antithetical view of American civil rights laws.
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If it is not amended, the Commission could reject the draft by Oct.
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The company also said it would reject ads promoting false information about vaccines.
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America's founding fathers considered this method of government and decided to reject it.
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But I will not accept and reject accusations that I have ever lied.
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Swiping too slow will reject payment, and occasionally the machines simply don't work.
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I reject this false choice between the PM's deal and 'no deal' chaos.
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However, barefoot enthusiasts reject the notion that being barefoot is unhealthy or unhygienic.
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The CBH board unanimously voted to reject the AGC offer, the source said.
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Another 3 of the domains implemented DMARC without setting it to reject email.
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Amy Klobuchar have echoed O'Rourke's calls to reject money from PACs and corporations.
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Americans for Limited Government, a conservative group, urged lawmakers to reject the bill.
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Congress will then have seven months to accept, reject or modify a change.
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A number of rebel groups appeared to reject the "regime of calm," however.
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IS IT possible to reject a takeover bid that has not been made?
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If the past is precedent, Trump will reject next year's presidential elections results.
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It will take Sunni Arabs to reject them ideologically and defeat them militarily.
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We reject people who have an antithetical view of American civil rights laws.
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After I learned to reject body shame, I came to embrace pleasure politics.
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Sated by the cheeseburgers, she has the good sense to reject him cold.
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Environmental regulators are preparing to reject the request, however, according to administration sources.
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Did we, as a country, just reject the idea of a woman President?
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"I reject your hypothesis," he said during a press conference for the movie.
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They don't reject information from the media so much as instinctually distrust it.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino replied during a press conference for the movie.
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Scor said all members of the board had voted to reject the offer.
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Both reject the Utopian impulse to find a government solution for every wrong.
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In their party program the Greens say they reject a division of Europe.
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RPT-JAPAN TO REJECT S. KOREA'S REQUEST FOR MEETING ON EXPORT CURBS - KYODO
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If any of those things are visible, they're likely to reject the item.
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They routinely reject about 70 percent of prescriptions written, the companies have said.
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If you strongly reject what Jerry Jones said, the key is his advertisers.
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The ITC will have a final say on whether to reject any duties.
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We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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Collins is the most senior senator yet to reject her party's standard-bearer.
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How much strength does it take to reject a POTUS who embraces Nazis?
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"I categorically reject all accusations brought against me," Omelyan told a news conference.
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Bats, in a letter on Monday, urged the SEC to reject the proposal.
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They're visionary experiments that reject the neat parameters of yore—narratively, thematically, representationally.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino said during a press conference for the movie.
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The AHA — and tenured professors more generally — must reject and dispel such thinking.
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Some Japanese of both sexes reject kawaii – 'fake' is a word often used.
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But it took almost a century for historians to roundly reject the myth.
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Police vigorously reject that, saying they were suspected drug dealers who resisted arrest.
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Last week, the Justice Department responded, urging the court to reject the request.
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"We urge shareholders to reject DNO's opportunistic, unsolicited and inadequate offer," Faroe said.
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I can understand that argument, but I reject it for two important reasons.
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I reject the idea that MMT is about using taxes to fight inflation.
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For too long, the conventional wisdom has argued mistakenly that Americans reject government.
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"We reject the Israeli government's efforts to form an apartheid state," he said.
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There have also been justified restrictions against persons who reject America's democratic ethos.
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Congress has a 60-legislative-day window to reject regulations before their implementation.
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We categorically reject any allegations that St. Paul's School has an unhealthy culture.
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In their party programme the Greens say they reject a division of Europe.
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He may find it so disagreeable as to reject it out of hand.
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Incoming freshmen have until May 1 to accept or reject a college's offer.
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Even if we were required by Chinese law, we would firmly reject that.
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It called on shareholders to reject the deal in a letter on Friday.
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They will have the chance to reject today's rule by the global elite.
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"We reject what Qatar is doing in politicizing (the pilgrimage)," Al-Jubeir said.
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Growing up, I thought to be a feminist meant to reject my heritage.
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Trump was the insurgent, the pollutant, the parasite the host would eventually reject.
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So drivers will still have the ability to accept or reject a ride.
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Congo's government reacted by saying it would reject foreign aid for the poll.
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Two protestors in rapid succession interrupted Tillerson's remarks holding GreenPeace's "Reject Rex" sign.
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To do so, we must reject Neil Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Critics say executions are taking place with no accountability, allegations the police reject.
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If they see a violation of the Community Guidelines, they reject the review.
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First, these increases are not final yet, and state regulators can reject them.
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"I reject this case on the facts," Perram said in a published judgement.
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But access to the single market requires freedom of movement, which Brexiteers reject.
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They're expected to reject the deal since it undervalues the company, Bloomberg reported.
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Democrats on Tuesday said they would reject any efforts to undercut the rules.
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Shareholder Cavendish Asset Management said earlier on Monday it would reject the deal.
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Natural Causes opens with her decision to reject a series of medical interventions.
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The process must be apolitical and must reject outcome-based views of justice.
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The EPA would have a year to accept or reject a state's plan.
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He's expected to reject the nomination and run as an independent in November.
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This is because some in the bitcoin community might move to reject SegWit2X.
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The government of France on Monday called on all sides to reject violence.
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Then Samsung can implement software things that can reject touches that aren't intended.
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And it happens way too often to fat women who reject thin men.
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The GOP holdouts must reject any bill that continues to leave this out.
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Experts reject the idea that sexual assault victims all act the same way.
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The party has voted to reject his leadership; he did not step down.
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The justices ruled 6-2 to reject new limits on class action lawsuits.
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Many of these Texas seniors will vote for O'Rourke reject Cruz in 2018.
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Cornyn, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, appeared to reject the idea.
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If he refuses to do so, the Senate should roundly reject his nomination.
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Critics say executions are taking place with zero accountability, allegations the police reject.
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Americans. We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of
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A vast majority of Muslims reject the use of Shariah to legitimate terrorism.
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Reg Brown, a personal lawyer to Koskinen, said the House should reject impeachment.
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The EU is expected to reject the proposals when they arrive in Brussels.
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The more they reject the past, the more they pay tribute to it.
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They reject political correctness in issues of race and worry about Islamic extremism.
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They want to limit refugee numbers, but the Greens reject such a cap.
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Votes on whether to accept or reject a case are not made public.
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The Republican-controlled Michigan state House voted to reject newly-elected Democratic Gov.
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Voters should reject the candidate who made the state a pioneer in bigotry.
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There's always a chance that the recipient's body will reject the donated organ.
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Democrats have vowed to reject any bill with $5 billion in wall funding.
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Democrats had urged the Trump administration to reject the requests for lifetime limits.
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It was pretty hard, I'm not tough enough to reject someone like that.
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Yet environmental regulators are preparing to formally reject that proposal, sources told Reuters.
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And that the vast majority of Muslims absolutely reject its interpretation of Islam.
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So I absolutely really reject the idea that new technology should be perfect.
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We see your "bread puddings should be sweet" rule, and we reject it.
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It's a new property with a new universe, and players might reject it.
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She offered no evidence for her accusations, which Alam's family and lawyer reject.
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Democrats vowed to reject any spending bill that did not address the issue.
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Naturally, some of the filmmakers he and Engelbrecht talk to reject that idea.
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"We resolutely reject this costly electoral circus and its dangerous consequences," she said.
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When people referred to him as a dissident, he would reject that definition.
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Yet millions more, including those who voted for President Moon, reject this sadaesasang.
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Callimachi: So that means you don't just reject the society that you're in.
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Goldsmith invoked his right to reject the punishments and demanded a court-martial.
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If they reject it, Britain would face leaving the EU without an agreement.
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If delegates try to nominate him, he said, he will reject the offer.
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The defendants in the disputes can reject the adjudication requests at the Oct.
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"I reject this incivility and discord," Ms. Whitmer said in a statement Thursday.
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"It's very difficult to convince those families who reject the vaccine," he said.
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Lawyers elsewhere are scrutinizing the methods some counties used to reject absentee ballots.
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And without those medications, the body may reject the organ, with deadly consequences.
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Today as in 1993, a majority of Poles reject restrictions on abortion rights.
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Some universities were now threatening to reject students whose parents had been arrested.
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"I reject the allegation ... that we are trying to intimidate journalists," he said.
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Fans and commentators almost immediately took to social media to reject the proposal.
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D.S. bill this month and urged the House of Representatives to reject it.
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Many Palestinians, for instance, reject what they call cultural normalization with the Israelis.
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"Don't let your leadership reject a plan they haven't even seen," he said.
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You can reject the AI way of thinking for a variety of reasons.
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Legacy status certainly helps, but big-name colleges reject plenty of these applicants.
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Ralph S. Northam won in Virginia, after urging voters to reject President Trump.
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Candidates should directly reject the racist rhetoric and blatant lies that demonize immigrants.
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He tried to hide his illness from friends, fearing they would reject him.
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It's that the women on these shows reject social norms about "respectable" femininity.
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They reject the notion that the industry wields too much influence in Washington.
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But if players reject the deal, negotiations could be suspended until next offseason.
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A parliament that is restive may reject any deal she does cobble together.
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But a majority of senators are expected to vote to reject new witnesses.
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So if you reject this, what are you really laying yourself open for?
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We must reject efforts to make infrastructure repairs a subject for ideological dispute.
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The moment plays as Swift finally beginning to reject her people-pleasing ways.
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Oregon still has a chance to reject — or at least contain — white supremacy.
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For this reason alone the SEC should reject them based on inadequate disclosure.
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Virtually all Republicans would presumably vote to reject Green's effort to impeach Trump.
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"They reduced the sentence to six months but we reject that," Kapiamba said.
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White House officials reject any implication that the policies are motivated by intolerance.
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That's a major shift from current law, and one that Congress should reject.
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A shocking number of Americans are willing to reject common citizenship, common humanity.
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She receives his offer in stony silence, but does not reject it outright.
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Predictably, however, maximum pressure has strengthened the hardliners, who reject talks with America.
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A state party panel would then approve or reject the satellite caucus locations.
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"In no case did I say I would reject a subpoena," he said.
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And she used the moment to reject the idea of lifting sanctions first.
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Another key amendment would ensure that, were Parliament to reject the agreement Mrs.
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I reject the fallacy that Russians are somehow incapable of building democratic institutions.
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Now you "Reject romantically …" at 60A and SWIPE LEFT on 18- and 35A.
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But your board might reject a sale if the price is too low.
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Should the Senate reject Mr. Ratcliffe, Mr. Grenell's tenure would be extended again.
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Such people are often unwilling to take risks or reject their party orthodoxy.
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The Supreme Court could reject it, letting the lower courts continue their work.
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I hesitate to use the word "hero," because he would violently reject it.
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I politely reject the offer, saying I'll save mine as a collector's item.
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Northern Ireland's McIlroy is the first top player to reject the idea outright.
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Reject these articles of impeachment for our country and for the American people.
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And theoretically drivers can reject as many rides as they like without punishment.
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We are going to reject Hillary Clinton's politics of fear, futility, and incompetence.
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Apple on Thursday officially filed its motion to reject the FBI's court order.
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The Sierra Club sued, leading the Sixth Circuit to reject the EPA's decision.
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But he is not prepared to say that he will always reject Rodriguez.
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But California, like many states, gives regulators the power to reject those requests.
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She should reject the Chinese dismissal petitions and allow the case to proceed.
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It will reject other services to the community that would address the malfeasance.
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Voters can and often do reject candidates who outraise and outspend their opposition.
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However, economic doctrines simply aren't coherent enough for one person to thoroughly reject.
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Of course not, everyone is free to disapprove or reject Israeli governmental policy.
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But his cabinet nominees seemed to reject that theory in their confirmation testimony.
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Call your Representative and Senators and tell them to reject this tax bill.
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And he's threatened to reject $600 million in food stamps for Puerto Ricans.
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After Obama's decision to reject federal funding, essentially all candidates have followed suit.
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Rost and his team also wholesale reject the reality of trans peoples' existence.
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But increasingly today's chief executives reject that advice which inherently favors male candidates.
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We strongly urge Congress to reject this action and continue funding these programs.
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The company claimed it had to reject the CBA in order to reorganize.
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We reject the notion that we need free abortion on demand without apology.
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He would publicly both support and reject the death penalty in his career.
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They both reject the idea that getting old is a form of renunciation.
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Green indicates a reject/quarantine policy, while yellow indicates a non-enforced policy.
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Authorities reject any allegations of impropriety and say the investigation has been efficient.
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Women, brown or white or black, can choose to reject this toxic system.
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It urged Justice Jackson to reject arguments made by lawyers in Brown v.
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We reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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And yet, in many ways, the novel seems to reject its epic trappings.
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One of the owners initially accepted the order, only to later reject it.
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" In the video, the Greenpeace activist asks Clinton to "reject fossil fuel money.
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The City Council should reject this proposal and other cities should take note.
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He came to understand and reject Mr. Trump as I did Mr. Nixon.
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Facebook's move to reject anti-vaxx advertisements may also affect the private groups.
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If voters reject the measure, it would be a major victory for unions.
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Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham said the Honours Committee should reject the list.
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One reason why is that our brains are hardwired to reject big change.
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All nations should reject these weapons completely – before they are ever used again.
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"On what grounds does Ms. Lucena reject my signature?" asked Capriles in response.
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With that in mind, I sympathize with any desire to reject cooking altogether.
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Furthermore, Americans must continue to send the Democrats the message that we reject the political violence they refuse to condemn, so we will continue to reject them until they stand up to the extremists who have taken over their party.
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We must vote to reject the House abuse of power, vote to protect our institutions, vote to reject new precedents that would reduce the framers designed to rubble, vote to keep factional fever from boiling over and scorching our republic.
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A: And so I tried to reject him, I mean I did reject him, but he insisted, and every time I tried to get up off the bed he would push me back and hold me down with his arms — sorry.
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These people are defeatists, and we ought to reject their collective failure of imagination.
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He was re-elected earlier this week in a vote they reject as fraudulent.
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Republican backers of the Ohio law reject the claims of racial or partisan bias.
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Many smaller, heavily Republican rural counties did not reject any ballots for those reasons.
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Meanwhile, girls learn from an early age that it is rude to reject boys.
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But Fallon and Gray reject the idea that "Bachelor" viewership stems from pure disdain.
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Meanwhile, 22020 percent believe he should reject a plan without spending for the barrier.
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"The order has been given: detain traitors, reject and detain coup participants," said Maduro.
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Malcolm X himself would come to reject the beliefs of the Nation of Islam.
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But university authorities reject that version and say that he was killed by police.
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Others did not vote for Trump because they reject his character and his policies.
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I reject the term "gamer" because I fell into that category myself a lot.
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Fox News is told Harris' office was the only one to reject the discussion.
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How do you know when to reject people who can't fit into the culture?
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By looking critically at gender, we can see other false divisions, and reject them.
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" I want President Trump to say, "I reject that denial, you did do it.
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A vote of 50 percent plus one is needed approve or reject the contract.
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On Tuesday evening, lawmakers voted by 432 to 202 to reject May's Brexit deal.
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"Now this is your duty to reject corrupt politicians in the elections," he said.
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It will then up to the Senate to confirm or reject the president's nominee.
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Under the Obama administration, DOJ had asked the appellate court to reject the stay.
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Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services had recommended shareholders reject the executive pay plan.
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Hunt, however, did reject the suggestion that police had been protecting an IRA informant.
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The courts should reject these specious claims and let the prosecutors do their jobs.
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During a Today show appearance Tuesday morning, she didn't reject the possibility when asked.
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"If no one accepts you, reject all of them," she said over the phone.
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I don't believe more information would help, and I reject the mentality behind it.
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And if their families did not reject them, then children could be in danger.
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The Senate did reject his nomination, albeit over ethical concerns rather than ideological ones.
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" On "The Antidote," she seems to reject faith plainly, singing that "I stopped believing.
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For example, the person's immune system can reject the animal organ, leading to death.
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Instead, the community often helped them reject the test, or argue with its results.
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The proposal would eliminate the Fed's ability to reject a plan on these grounds.
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It recommended voters reject the plan and instead get behind the government's alternative proposal.
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Lawyers for the U.S. government could, however, ask the court to reject the motion.
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Some years ago Mr Erdogan began to reject all that for nationalism and autocracy.
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"Spider silk is inherently biocompatible so the wound does not reject it," he says.
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Plenty of people completely reject that idea, but others still find it incredibly painful.
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You organize them into a group and then they collectively reject that idea. Why?
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" They also call on Amazon to "reject future engagements" with the "aforementioned bad actors.
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Shock Colombia 'no' vote sends ripples through social media Why did they reject it?
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The Amish approach to technology appeals to Spiotta: ''They don't reject; they 'doubt' it.
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Then the reviewers make a call whether to accept, reject or hold the app.
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Monsanto and groups representing corn, soy and wheat farmers reject that glyphosate causes cancer.
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Concerns that European voters will reject the political mainstream are not confined to Italy.
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"I hereby reject the result," Mr Abubakar declared shortly after his defeat was announced.
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Is it because we think we're being a bother and people will reject us?
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He clearly feels the D.A. did what had to be done -- reject the cases.
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There is has clashed with other militant movements including the Taliban, who reject it.
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On Wednesday, it emphatically voted to reject the idea of a "no deal" Brexit.
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Pong explains that asking for something in writing makes a request easier to reject.
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"We copper workers reject this kind of act," said Codelco union leader Raimundo Espinoza.
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As Miss Americas, we strongly reject the mischaracterizations of us both collectively and individually.
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In a vote on Wednesday, lawmakers resoundingly voted to reject a no-deal Brexit.
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Google is also adding the ability to accept or reject all changes at once.
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The Americans may reject that in the face of fierce resistance from corporate lobbyists.
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And the service will probably reject drawings featuring profanity, NSFW sketches, or copyrighted material.
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"We call on all the actors to show restraint and reject violence," she added.
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Similar to Tinder, you swipe in opposite directions to like or reject a match.
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So they want to reject every other group that would threaten the status quo.
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And they note that most Catholics today reject the teaching in theory and practice.
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The brilliance of 2018's antiheroines is not just that they reject gender norms.
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We completely reject any claim that Julian Assange is a victim of arbitrary detention.
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The government and army reject the accusations, blaming the "violent attackers" for razing houses.
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Ministers could reject the Commission's assessment only with a qualified majority of its members.
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New York (CNN Business)Either you reject the lies, or you accept the lies.
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Meanwhile, congressional Democrats have been pushing the DOJ and FCC to reject the deal.
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Enter Hong Kong's youth who, despite being dependent on China, resolutely reject everything Chinese.
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Republican leaders reject the idea that there's a downside to the vote, of course.
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Now she teaches using play and learning at school to help pupils reject violence.
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People familiar with the matter have told Reuters regulators were minded to reject it.
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Trump, who had called on voters to reject Ossoff, claimed credit in a tweet.
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The Beast is the one outside the door, praying that she doesn't reject him.
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Trump plans to reject the bill, which the Democratic-held House has already passed.
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It means the SEC will look into its initial decision to reject the ETF.
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If your gaming laptop looks like a Transformer reject, you're stuck in the past.
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Depp's lawyer has filed a response requesting judge to reject the spousal support claim.
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Led by an egalitarian leader, the villagers of Awra Amba reject traditional gender roles.
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Harley said it was disappointed with the union's decision to reject a "competitive" offer.
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Yuma, Cheyenne, and Kiowa County, on the other hand, voted overwhelmingly to reject it.
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Every participant can see the data and verify or reject it using consensus algorithms.
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Many women reject the law, which also exists in Bahrain, Kuwait, Libya and Syria.
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Young Americans tend to be more socially liberal, but firmly reject Washington's status quo.
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Reject SolarWorld and Suniva's claim and allow U.S. solar jobs to continue to grow.
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"May's Salzburg hopes dashed as EU leaders reject Chequers deal," said the Financial Times.
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The Spanish bond market held firm after parliament voted to reject its 2019 budget.
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President Hashim Thaci has two weeks in which to approve or reject the nomination.
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That both killing the baby and saving the baby makes the doctors reject you?
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Quentin answered curtly, "Well, I just reject your hypotheses" ... and didn't elaborate any further.
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However, Odinga and his supporters, up to half of the electorate, reject this outcome.
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Some child-abusers are socially inadequate and fear adults will reject their sexual advances.
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Its left-wing critics have no choice but to reject its calls for unity.
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Booker was one of 13 Democrats to reject it, a boon to Big Pharma.
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The Sunni preachers of IS strongly reject the comparison between themselves and the Khawarij.
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If for no other reason, Congress should reject this unprecedented exercise of federal power.
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Air France has not said what would happen should the union reject the plan.
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But he last week issued a statement urging the Senate to reject Haspel's nomination.
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Congress should reject the administration's requests for funding to expand the private detention industry.
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Rodin had no avant-gardist desire to reject academic convention, which, nonetheless, rejected him.
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We reject the false claim that protecting the environment is bad for the economy.
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While Sanders won the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, he's widely expected to reject it.
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The president and his allies ask Americans to reject the evidence before their eyes.
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Republicans need to reject any effort – real or perceived – to delay the repeal process.
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Does the Donald Trump campaign reject the system, or want to work the system?
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Members of Parliament have vowed to reject it, refusing to vote on the bill.
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Members of parliament have vowed to reject it, refusing to vote on the bill.
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Parliament will discuss the committee's report and decide whether to adopt or reject it.
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Even people who appear to be white supremacy's proud poster children reject the label.
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An alternative suggestion is a clear case, but that's another one I would reject.
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David Axelrod conveyed a simple message to Democrats: Think twice before you reject Pelosi.
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Telling the truth and having the moral clarity to reject terrorism are not repugnant.
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" Republicans were quick to reject the plan, saying it would be "dead on arrival.
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"We can completely reject these allegations," Braun told CNBC Wednesday about the FT articles.
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Rather than explicitly ban the Yakuza, it was easier to reject anyone with tattoos.
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We need to fundamentally reject our "free trade" policies and move to fair trade.
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" The Republican said its leaders "completely reject any kind of Nazi ideology or philosophy.
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The ministry told state governments to reject any request to keep cetaceans for entertainment.
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Some Republicans characterize Medicaid as "welfare," a term that Democrats reject for the program.
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Congress, the groups said, should reject the former, and negotiators should fix the latter.
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"I reject the decision of this working group," Hammond told ITV news on Friday.
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We would never reject a comment solely for grammar, usage or vocabulary errors. 2.
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Throughout history, the Senate has only directly voted to reject 12 Supreme Court nominations.
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The seller may flat out reject your offer, counter your offer, or accept it.
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Some Republicans characterize Medicaid as "welfare," a term that Democrats reject for the program.
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It is time to embrace that advantage, not to reject it out of fear.
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We must reject this dangerous rhetoric and demand proven, science-based responses to wildfires.
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"It would be perfectly reasonable for President Trump to reject this bill," Hannity said.
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He knew it would allow congressional Democrats to reject a Republican administration's deregulatory measures.
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I reject any narrative that seeks to divide police and communities that they serve.
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We reject the Senator's statements, which are not aligned with our company's core values.
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"The Iranian regime will almost certainly reject Pompeo's demands out of hand," said Rome.
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The majority of parents who reject these requirements today, however, aren't from vulnerable groups.
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