The men — six Hondurans and four Guatemalans — reluctantly agreed.
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On August 85033, President Trump signed the legislation — reluctantly.
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Trump, reluctantly, signed the bill — but not without protest.
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So last September, Mr. Shokuri went home — reluctantly, but voluntarily.
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I reluctantly roll out of bed and chug some water.
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"I take this detour from the road reluctantly," he said.
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And so, Chuck trudges toward his many favors somewhat reluctantly.
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Her recent snaps show her reluctantly studying for her midterm.
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The song is kind of about reluctantly losing an argument.
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He's about to press a button and reluctantly destroy something.
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Reluctantly, because I wonder how long they will be here.
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Zelensky's character, Vasyl Holoborodko, reluctantly moves into the presidential residence.
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I think reluctantly she'd say she respects my advice too.
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Almost reluctantly, they began opening their doors to the public.
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But some are reluctantly acknowledging they may have no choice.
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Despite it all, she admits she accepts all gigs reluctantly.
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For those who watch somewhat reluctantly, it was a drag.
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We made that clear, and Sprint reluctantly ditched the idea.
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Faulkner said he reluctantly complied, a move he now regrets.
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But Republicans staying in politics are succumbing, even if reluctantly.
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The next day the president reluctantly walks back that statement.
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Farhad: O.K., reluctantly, I'll allow you to gush about me.
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Comey reluctantly accepted and arrived on time, which pleased Trump.
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He told her daughters to flee -- and reluctantly, they did.
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Although sometimes reluctantly, he accepted and embraced the changing times.
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Reluctantly, he moved to a retirement community in Toms River.
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Everyone reluctantly dipped a spoon into the viscous brown goo.
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Still, she reluctantly realizes she has become a role model.
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Gus agrees, albeit reluctantly, and the whole uncomfortable shebang begins.
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She reluctantly concedes, but can't pay them for their information.
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" Only one person -- reluctantly -- identified himself as a "normal person.
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He reluctantly brushed shoulders with them at the monthly galas.
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Workers reluctantly stomached steep tax hikes and deep wage cuts.
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" Only one person -- reluctantly -- identified himself as a "normal person.
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I moved very reluctantly from Paris to Berlin in 1998.
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An employee reluctantly invited her immediate manager to her wedding.
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Lily reluctantly reveals that she and her family are homeless.
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Mexico's government reluctantly agreed to house the migrants in December.
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May's exit plan, which cabinet ministers reluctantly approved on Wednesday.
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They "reluctantly" decided the courts couldn't deal with climate change.
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Billings said she reluctantly paid for the one she viewed.
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Reluctantly, Ms. Williams got in her car and drove away.
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I have only recently and reluctantly come to this conclusion.
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They reluctantly agreed but have violated the agreement several times.
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Reluctantly, he has come to accept that he likes it.
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"I was constipated my whole life," Judy Edwards reluctantly admitted.
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Reluctantly, he shut his windows and turned his machines on.
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Today Big Deal are coming clean, if a little reluctantly.
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Reluctantly or not, he'll finally punish them all the same.
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We see characters falling towards each other — sometimes reluctantly, sometimes eagerly.
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Sherri Underwood reluctantly cast her vote for Donald Trump in November.
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The patient agreed, reluctantly, but couldn't bring herself to try it.
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He made his way back through the dream slowly, almost reluctantly.
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Reluctantly the migrants climb on board the Libyan Coast Guard ship.
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So the customer reluctantly purchased the medium-size can and left.
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The turmoil abated when Mr. Mansour reluctantly mumbled the correct words.
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The bill died after many health advocates reluctantly withdrew their support.
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My dad reluctantly tried a Juul e-cigarette six months ago.
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I reluctantly crawl out of bed to let the pups out.
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Kai gets Harrison to reluctantly say that he wants Meadow dead.
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But after bullying from Washington, he had reluctantly withdrawn his opposition.
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" The U.S. State Department said Tillerson had "reluctantly accepted his decision.
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"We don't like to stage gliomas anymore," your doctor reluctantly answered.
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Nova is reluctantly, but agrees to go along to get along.
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Like his character, Eze, he reluctantly left his friends and home.
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After a series of overnight dates, Lindsay reluctantly sent Bigger packing.
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For those who are voting yes, many are doing so reluctantly.
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The solution — I'm slowly, reluctantly, starting to believe — might be CDs.
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I was pretty embarrassed, but she insisted, so I agreed reluctantly.
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Here he's reluctantly teaming up with the newest Lantern, Jessica Cruz.
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Ryan eventually became speaker, a job he says he took reluctantly.
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So I reluctantly said my goodbyes to her here in America.
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The president reportedly agreed to keep U.S. troops there, albeit reluctantly.
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He reluctantly delayed retirement after Pence pleaded with him to accept.
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I withdrew 60 bucks and reluctantly ate a $103 ATM fee.
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He reluctantly agrees, and finds himself transformed by the poem's power.
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Wilson had reluctantly taken the nation to war in April 1917.
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And now he has reluctantly received a blow job from Hannah.
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Spieth reluctantly handed the trophy back in a ceremony on Monday.
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ANONYMOUS Your friend's mistake was inviting her immediate superior, however reluctantly.
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But he stopped coming, reluctantly, when he got a job downtown.
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Still, however reluctantly, people like Mr. Goto support the new measure.
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Dr. McAlister admits the importance of Drosophila, although a bit reluctantly.
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" The U.S. State Department said Tillerson had "reluctantly accepted his decision.
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"It might be reluctantly, but it's still talked about," she says.
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I survived and reluctantly went to work on the following Monday.
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I say reluctantly because a good one is hard to find.
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Ed's character, Jay Pritchett, reluctantly got a dog in season 2.
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In time, we reluctantly inched toward a more hands-off approach.
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Since becoming president, Mr. Trump has twice reluctantly certified the agreement.
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Last Wednesday Popovich and R.C. Buford, the Spurs' president, reluctantly complied.
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He died last week at 108, after recently — and reluctantly — retiring.
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They ask me what my grade is; I reluctantly tell them.
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When I reluctantly asked our oncologist about this, he didn't scoff.
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And so, reluctantly, she faces the question: Baby or no baby?
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N.Y.C. Nature Spring came reluctantly to New York City this year.
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It doesn't drift through the sky neutrally or accidentally or reluctantly.
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Microsoft eventually — some say reluctantly — agreed to give rivals greater access.
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You can hear that anyone speaking is doing so almost reluctantly.
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She made her bed reluctantly and has to lie in it.
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She says she agreed reluctantly and then he forced her legs apart.
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She reluctantly voted for Macron, but "only to block fascism," she said.
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Ngor, seeking a new life for himself and Sophia, reluctantly said yes.
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But in the general, he reluctantly cast his ballot for Hillary Clinton.
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So she reluctantly asked for Mary to be killed by the state.
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Kim Kardashian is rooting for Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian, albeit reluctantly.
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The following year, Constantinople reluctantly (and provisionally, it insists) accepted that reality.
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Millie reluctantly returned to the project after her partner Teo was killed.
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Beverly doesn't want to take any chances and reluctantly drinks her serving.
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Mr Akyol's hosts reluctantly decided to cancel his third and final lecture.
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At that point, Louise's disapproving father reluctantly signed off on the union.
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She reluctantly yanks her hair off and tosses it to the ground.
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Republicans who have reluctantly acquiesced in Trump's rise are lending a hand.
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My daughter admitted this to me reluctantly, in a wash of tears.
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Trump has gone along with increasing sanctions on Russia, though sometimes reluctantly.
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Hence, too, the large number who still live reluctantly with their parents.
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Thus, the Democrats reluctantly agreed to reform the welfare state in 1996.
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Amidst awkward laughter, the hosts reluctantly discuss Van Der Beek's new project.
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I reluctantly call myself a runner, even though I do enjoy it.
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Several weeks ago, you reluctantly penciled a networking event into your calendar.
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The FBI reluctantly returned it to the White House two days later.
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He repeated that he was good walking, and Thurmond left him reluctantly.
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The city approved the plan reluctantly, and afterward a community group sued.
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She said she reluctantly let him upstairs and he raped her again.
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When it was time for accolades, both honorees reluctantly took the stage.
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Khamenei reluctantly signed on, always keeping enough distance to maintain plausible deniability.
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But Durbin-driven revenue pressures forced banks reluctantly to limit these offerings.
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"I would support the issuance of a subpoena, however reluctantly," Connolly said.
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Earlier this week, the administration reluctantly certified that Iran was doing so.
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Johnson reluctantly chose the haircut -- but you can see he's visibly upset.
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Under pressure from his own party, Mr. Trump reluctantly signed the bill.
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She reluctantly had to cut her employees' hours to five a day.
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The people who reluctantly collaborate with Trump make a different error: economism.
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I followed suit, reluctantly leaving behind America and the Pan Am jet.
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Like many Chicagoans of his generation, he left the city only reluctantly.
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He reluctantly agreed, pulling his wool hat down over his wet hair.
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Trump reluctantly signed the measures after they were overwhelmingly passed by Congress.
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That appears to have led Mr. Rubio to reluctantly change his mind.
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Now, my parents are reluctantly on board and have accepted our relationship.
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I reluctantly took out my headphones and asked to see the wallet.
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Liu reluctantly agreed to the change, but felt the novel was diminished.
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Last year congress reluctantly passed four reforms of politics and the judiciary.
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She said that she had reluctantly agreed and had walked him outside.
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I recently (and reluctantly) started another E.A. role at a new firm.
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An OPEC agreement that Russia has reluctantly joined aims to boost these prices.
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In any event, I reluctantly took this meeting which lasted about 20 minutes.
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He reluctantly put her in touch with Tamar, who was living in Hawaii.
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Reluctantly cancel my barre class, which incurs a $15 cancellation fee through ClassPass.
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Your eyes are opened reluctantly; bits of sleep are still sprinkled upon you.
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We chat for a while and then reluctantly head back to our desks.
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But, the sources said, any such a move would be taken very reluctantly.
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When Ángel returns, she serves him a juicy burger – which Ángel reluctantly eats.
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Soon, he could not face going to work and reluctantly quit his job.
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Tonight, do you still support capital punishment, even if you do so reluctantly?
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Thus stripped of their most powerful voice, other developing countries reluctantly followed suit.
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Pelosi said earlier that the House would "reluctantly pass" the Senate-approved bill.
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She initially declined, but reluctantly went up when her car service was delayed.
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I reluctantly roll out of bed and do elbow planks for 90 seconds.
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I drag myself out of bed and reluctantly get this lazy Sunday started.
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The Working Families Party strongly considered Ms. Teachout before reluctantly backing Mr. Cuomo.
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That bill passed with such overwhelming bipartisan majorities that Trump reluctantly signed it.
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Kelly lost his sight about two years ago and reluctantly gave up cooking.
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Most Tory MPs and voters would swing, albeit reluctantly, behind the prime minister.
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Nearly one-fifth say they would reluctantly consider giving up their U.S. passports.
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Without another transportation option, he nervously, and reluctantly, continues to drive the BMW.
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" • Subjects with heartbreakingly hopeful facial expressions were reluctantly categorized as "I just can't.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Humanity was reluctantly dragged into a new era this week.
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At 11, I reluctantly accepted that the Harry Potter books were just books.
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" When her aunt faced her death, Ms. Lande said, she "reluctantly accepted it.
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Reluctantly, Kid and I joined hand to fin and continued on our way.
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"We agreed, reluctantly, to all day today and all day tomorrow," Lewis said.
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Over coffee and pastries, Mr. Mansour said he would reluctantly support the plan.
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That's why we cannot reluctantly accept Trump's deceitfulness as a mere character flaw.
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Gus, reluctantly, tells Walt he'll leave him be as long as he behaves.
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" Knight said she issued her statement reluctantly, "in response to mounting media pressure.
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Facebook has reluctantly acknowledged its shortcomings and made vague promises to do better.
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In March of 1940, Murray boarded a southbound bus in New York, reluctantly.
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Trump signed the bill, which prevented a second government shutdown, but only reluctantly.
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Reluctantly, I sat up in bed and made a big show of unhappiness.
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" From Politico: "Ryan was tiring of D.C. even before reluctantly accepting the speakership.
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Inevitably, even reluctantly, it is also a memoir from the trio's surviving members.
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Late last year, Trump reluctantly agreed to deploying thousands of additional U.S. troops.
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At Carnegie Elementary School, Ms. Dukes reluctantly canceled her students' annual art show.
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She reluctantly adheres to The Blockade, although they do discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Wade left, reluctantly, one more divorce in a league of ever-transient stars.
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While moderate Republicans (remember them?) reluctantly agreed to join Democrats in impeaching Mr.
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Others have weighed in on social media, reluctantly turning away from Ms. Bloomfield.
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Now, they are starting to reluctantly accept that they too are in danger.
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Mayor Markus Dressler reluctantly turns away companies that want to move to Glashütte.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar have reluctantly shelved once-soaring White House dreams.
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Still, on Election Day 2016, Ms. Burgraff voted for Mr. Trump, if reluctantly.
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"Very reluctantly my international career comes to an end," he said on Instagram.
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Zelenskyy reluctantly agreed that, if Giuliani traveled to Ukraine, he would see him.
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"Reluctantly, we conclude that such relief is beyond our constitutional power," Hurwitz wrote.
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Before the 20163 season, deGrom reluctantly accepted his $22016,265 salary for the year.
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Fear not: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is on the case, if only reluctantly.
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She has returned to see him, reluctantly, in hopes of rectifying that omission.
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I reluctantly bugged the sleepers to my right so I could get up.
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He is also shown reluctantly courting the daughter of a key Syrian contact.
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Trump has twice affirmed Iran's compliance, but only reluctantly, according to news reports.
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Rubio then seemed to reluctantly argue that U.S. military intervention might be needed.
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The Pentagon reluctantly sent 5,900, then cut that number quickly back to 2,400.
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The president had reluctantly signed a bill imposing sanctions on Moscow on Aug.
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Mr. Nikiforov reluctantly canceled the race for the first time and evacuated everyone.
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He reluctantly renounced his dual US citizenship at the start of the campaign.
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Some went reluctantly, worried that their presence could be politicized at the televised event.
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Sharon Osbourne reluctantly agrees with Donald Trump ... that we need armed security at Synagogues.
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Which brings us back, reluctantly, to what happened in Aziz Ansari's apartment that night.
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Therefore, albeit reluctantly, I will vote to acquit William Jefferson Clinton on both counts.
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When we first catch Peña again, he's reluctantly mingling with people at a wedding.
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Back then, most of the party's leadership was in favour of Remaining, albeit reluctantly.
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Then, he was a disruptive outlier with charisma and force of will, reluctantly embraced.
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He was portrayed as a noble, humble man who reluctantly fought against the Union.
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So Republican leaders like Jindal have reasons of self-preservation to reluctantly endorse Trump.
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He said some snarky comment but reluctantly brought me to where I was staying.
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Twitter in hot water for shadow banning conservatives, something they had to reluctantly admit.
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When her older siblings are murdered, she's brought home to reluctantly claim the thrown.
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The thrashed sequel to Znamya was reluctantly de-orbited and burned up a failure.
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Cindy reluctantly goes back to his place because she's been overdue for a makeout.
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"Lawsuits should be a last resort and we really did this reluctantly," he said.
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A local woman sets him up on a blind date, and he reluctantly agrees.
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Then, I reluctantly deleted his numbers from my phone, and eventually changed my own.
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After Alvy's arrested in L.A., his childhood friend reluctantly picks him up from jail.
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Trump has reluctantly certified Iran's compliance, which is due quarterly, twice since taking office.
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Wick reluctantly accepts the task but, predictably, that's not the end of the matter.
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She tags along reluctantly to the magic shop with an annoyed Buffy and Giles.
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The two buildings are linked by a long hallway that students traverse only reluctantly.
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But other members separated the men, and Straus reluctantly gavelled the House to order.
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Reluctantly, Jane goes along with the plan and even has fun for a while.
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Thus, when I saw "Cats" the musical sometime in the 20023s, I went reluctantly.
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Again and again, they were forced reluctantly to take matters into their own hands.
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I'll accept that—reluctantly—if the first scenario I presented is a no-go.
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Stone said he identified Credico as his backchannel reluctantly, which sparked outrage from Credico.
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In 2009, Mosso and Veronica reluctantly decided that it was too dangerous to travel.
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" Headlines declared that she had, however reluctantly, become the "leader of the free world.
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There's a pause and then they reluctantly ask me if I'm ok in there.
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It was only after he died that his family, quite reluctantly, allowed a reprint.
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Instead, they've amassed so much mortgage debt, about $375,000, that they're reluctantly considering selling.
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During the service, the pastor called on visitors to stand; I did so reluctantly.
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She began singing backup in a local band, and moved to frontwoman only reluctantly.
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"It got to be a pretty good-sized operation," she said, a bit reluctantly.
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His mother reluctantly let her son go, hoping he would receive a better education.
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" Reluctantly, he offered: "People always ask me about the name my mother gave me.
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Ms. Stuart said she came to the point reluctantly, out of disappointment with Mrs.
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I am looking reluctantly for a therapist because I am enduring this almost alone.
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" Hassan Shibly, a son of Syrian immigrants, said he "became a handgun owner reluctantly.
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So far, news organizations appear to be following the White House rules, if reluctantly.
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Other cities reluctantly tolerated them, requiring that a white person be present at meetings.
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He had lunched, reluctantly, on some woeful pizza in the medical center's student cafeteria.
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With any veto certain to be overridden, Mr. Trump reluctantly signed the sanctions legislation.
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The mini-moon is an increasingly popular concept that we've embraced somewhat reluctantly. Why?
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In 1996, she reluctantly moved to New York City, where she didn't know anyone.
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In 1996, the Russians reluctantly signed three production-sharing agreements, then tried to renegotiate.
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FCA led the charge, Ford followed, and GM reluctantly began to curtail sedan production.
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Lyndon Johnson reluctantly signed "the f…ing thing" into law on July 4 1966.
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Slowly and reluctantly the hood was drawn back to reveal a head entirely bald.
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But he knows that some islanders will move reluctantly, and some not at all.
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So these people continue to reluctantly work due to the uncertainty their future holds.
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However reluctantly, others have amped up economic and diplomatic pressure on Pyongyang in response.
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The Republican Party establishment has, if reluctantly, helped sketch the outlines of an organization.
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The generals were wary of any delay, but Eisenhower reluctantly agreed to hold off.
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His first goal, which his parents reluctantly endorsed, was to be a jazz saxophonist.
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Maybe that's why some continue to believe they only stay by Trump's side reluctantly.
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Yup, and then, reluctantly, I had a Mac, an Apple, but it wasn't open.
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Vanessa Hudgens, of "High School Musical" fame, plays two parts: a bakeshop owner, Stacy, who reluctantly travels to the fictional kingdom of Belgravia for a baking contest; and her doppelgänger, a reluctantly engaged princess, Lady Margaret of Montenaro, also a fictional country.
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Many Democrats have concurred with Hyde, albeit reluctantly, if only to forestall more drastic restrictions.
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But somehow, he finds himself reluctantly taking on the role of a talk show host.
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I can't find street parking so I somewhat reluctantly park in a nearby mall ($6.50).
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I reluctantly give Bryan points — okay, one point — for whipping out the arts and crafts.
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For DiRado, it helped him, reluctantly, accept the reality of the cruel and complicated disease.
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But there are some signs that the industry might be starting to change, however reluctantly.
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Heidi reluctantly takes her back to see Walter, and asks how she found the facility.
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But he has reluctantly endorsed him, heralding him as better than the alternative, Hillary Clinton.
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From the early 1980s they reluctantly opened their markets as a condition of foreign loans.
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They've got to be taking everybody along together… Everybody's been dragged along a bit reluctantly.
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Trump said the decision to ban F-35 sales was one he was making reluctantly.
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"When he came clean with me, he reluctantly agreed to tell his wife," Gucer said.
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Woody Harrelson plays the local sheriff frustrated with McDormand's signs, but reluctantly spurred into action.
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Saleh reluctantly took his wife and some of his children and got on the truck.
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"I know who he is," Trump allows reluctantly, when he realizes outright denial won't work.
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The Clarys reluctantly agreed to work with Kelly professionally, though with their supervision, they said.
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One of the sources also said Vekselberg had reluctantly initiated the talks as "sanctions bite".
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We have one red and one white wine on the menu, which we sell reluctantly.
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If the recent media attention causes concern with my church, I reluctantly offer my resignation.
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Desperate for engagement on any level, the ladies reluctantly enter hog heaven and play along.
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When Nat's apprentice quits, he reluctantly hires Ayyash (Jerome Holder), a Muslim immigrant from Africa.
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And then there's Naomi (Samantha Morton), an insurance investigator who somewhat reluctantly takes the case.
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Mr. Ryan, who accepted the job reluctantly, said he feels "very frayed" nerves even now.
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My friend is an evangelical Christian and is, reluctantly, even now, supporting Donald J. Trump.
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But the president did so reluctantly after the White House pushed to weaken the bill.
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And soon he's walking — very slowly, with Lil reluctantly by his side — down memory lane.
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Now, the 50 officers who still carry them are reluctantly trading them for mandated semiautomatics.
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But McCain showed worrisome signs of wobbling Monday, saying he may "reluctantly" support the bill.
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The president said as much in July, when he reluctantly signed the most recent certification.
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Hadden told the nurse she could go home; she left reluctantly, looking troubled, Heckman said.
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Nora reluctantly marries Charlie, who turns out to be a better man than she thought.
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Reluctantly I have concluded that President Trump is a serious threat to US national security.
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However reluctantly, you may have realized that you need to break the ice at work.
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There he asked her to give him a massage, and she said she reluctantly agreed.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) primary opponent Kelli Ward before, again, backing down and reluctantly endorsing McCain.
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Johnson, reluctantly, had to seek a Brexit extension, pushing the deadline to January 31, 2020.
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The suit infuriated powerful agricultural interests, but federal officials reluctantly allowed it to go forward.
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The government — even if reluctantly — abides by the law and will follow the court's ruling.
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But they didn't do it reluctantly, or while checking their smartphones, or gossiping, or anything.
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I found myself, at his insistence, reluctantly and badly dancing, but laughing the entire time.
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I found myself, at his insistence, reluctantly and badly dancing, but laughing the entire time.
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Moderates reluctantly admitted they wanted to keep much of the law, particularly its Medicaid expansion.
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Reluctantly at first, he helped me derive a plan to switch pain medicines over time.
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Diaries and later interviews show many of those who went into the military did so reluctantly.
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He's got Ken and Hannah drinking his Kool-Aid and Adam reluctantly along for the ride.
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Jassy reluctantly admitted that Amazon might not have a choice in the matter in the end.
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I reluctantly get up and enjoy what will be my last shower for quite a while.
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So, reluctantly, you get up and pee, starting your bedtime process over again from the top.
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In order to get resources to the children fastest, we will reluctantly pass the Senate bill.
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Specifically, in your discussion of free will, you reluctantly embrace a deterministic account of human behavior.
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Trump last year approved an increase in U.S. troops but acknowledged that he did so reluctantly.
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We have learned (albeit reluctantly) to put Marmite on toast as well as in rice congee.
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He took a first step by criticising Russia for the Democratic hack (albeit reluctantly and mildly).
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You could interpret that as Hollywood reluctantly waking up to what, exactly, they would be peddling.
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He reluctantly took his reporting to The New Yorker after being stymied by NBC News executives.
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American banks and companies would then reluctantly pass up the chance to compete for lucrative business.
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Palestinian officials are reluctantly drawing the same conclusion, and have urged the world to pay attention.
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The constitutional court sided with the government, and on July 9th Mr Iohannis reluctantly sacked her.
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At the bottom, the market is ignored, then reluctantly engaged with as a set of rules.
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But it looks more likely that grass-roots Social Democrats will—very reluctantly—back the deal.
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"I use it reluctantly," Leonard, who identifies as a comparative occultist and a sovereign witch, says.
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The film picks up steam as the Lovings become part of that broader movement, however reluctantly.
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The United States first struck a deal with Mexico, NAFTA's third partner, which Canada reluctantly accepted.
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The Supreme Commander of Allied Forces during World War II, Eisenhower only reluctantly stepped into politics.
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I reluctantly get out of the warmth of my bed and clean everything before I sleep.
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John McCain -- though somewhat reluctantly, often referring to "the Republican nominee" rather than Trump by name.
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And the wedding invitation card printer — "reluctantly," Jhamb said — agreed to accept a bank wire transfer.
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But then last August, Trump reluctantly signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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Bruce Reynolds's oldest son, Bruce Jr, is a Baptist pastor and is supporting Trump, albeit reluctantly.
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Therefore, I reluctantly announce that my tenure as a TFC player has come to an end.
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My friend texted and pleaded, though, and I reluctantly walked out the door to meet him.
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The Hepperles subsequently demanded to be taken to urgent care, which they were, it appears, reluctantly.
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Sometimes, becoming an adult means reluctantly giving up some of the things we loved as kids.
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But as Americans, we must always go to war reluctantly, and only as a last resort.
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He bids farewell to older co-workers reluctantly taking early retirement as robots capture their jobs.
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We begged, and she reluctantly opened the large gates to let us in for 20 minutes.
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Ben was convicted and imprisoned, while Clarissa reluctantly pleaded guilty in exchange for a probation sentence.
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Gorsuch concurred with the court decision to follow precedent and affirm the felon's conviction, but reluctantly.
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The Nazis are after her, and very reluctantly the fisherman finds himself conspiring in her concealment.
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Under pressure from superiors, he said, he reluctantly flew to the peak at about 26 a.m.
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Reluctantly, I planted my feet on the floor and prepared for another long day behind bars.
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I resisted big phones for years, and I reluctantly converted when the iPhone 6 came around.
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Reluctantly, Wildman made a series of calls to his superiors and gave them the bad news.
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I'd been gravitating towards Amazon anyway, reluctantly, but the iBooks deletion situation was the last straw.
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As a child, he said, he reluctantly devoted more time to sports than to dance class.
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Ms. Huertas, now First Teacher's program coordinator, went reluctantly to the first workshop four years ago.
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Ministers have reluctantly begun to comply, but social costs are high — and waves of demonstrations follow.
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They reluctantly pulled her out of Amidon and enrolled her in a private school in Virginia.
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"It's changing," Ms. Dern said somewhat reluctantly, before adding that the fight had to keep going.
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I spoke by video chat with a civilian named Ali Saeed who reluctantly fled from Madaya.
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As for her role in the landmark case, Ms. Brown came to embrace it, if reluctantly.
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Helping her in her quest, reluctantly and exceedingly begrudgingly, is Coleman, Alec's former handler at MI6.
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Since the point of this weekly roundup is to highlight student work, we reluctantly moved on.
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Like a marriage counselor, they unite couples who once vacationed separately or joined bike tours reluctantly.
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So Aza reluctantly agrees to pay Davis a visit, and the novel — boom — begins in earnest.
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The mill owners refused to negotiate and most of the 1,800 strikers reluctantly returned to work.
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First baseman Peter O'Brien drifted over — somewhat reluctantly, it seemed — and caught it for the out.
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A flight attendant asked her to change seats to accommodate him, and she gave in reluctantly.
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"I am truly struggling with this decision and will come to a conclusion reluctantly," he said.
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McCain also said he might "reluctantly" vote for the bill if his state governor endorses it.
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I make a follow up appointment for six weeks later, and reluctantly pay the $50 copay.
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McCain suggested Monday he might "reluctantly" vote for the Graham-Cassidy replacement bill if Arizona Gov.
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It is unclear whether he ever saw their plea, but in any case they left, reluctantly.
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In August, Johnson reluctantly admitted the need for a 10 percent surtax to fund the war.
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Two weeks later, Ms. Haley said, she reluctantly had sex with Mr. Weinstein in a hotel.
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Appearing absolutely dead inside, they wave fans away promptly after reluctantly posing for photos with them.
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As depicted by Rubens, Lot is not so much fleeing (per title) but reluctantly moving on.
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News Analysis Jeffrey Medford, a small-business owner in South Carolina, voted reluctantly for Donald Trump.
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They leave only reluctantly, chased off by the polar bear patrol with firecracker shells and spotlights.
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Now Chan is reluctantly stepping more into the spotlight to draw attention to the organization's work.
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So some years later he reluctantly sold the place and it left our family for good.
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He was a fascinating character, because he was ... He was a sort of reluctantly powerful man.
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Some would get a lawyer, reluctantly, but it's very common for them to not want that.
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Reluctantly, Zelda steps down, but it doesn't matter anyways, because Prudence is chosen to be the sacrifice.
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Then, just hours after Congress OK'd the pact, Trump threatened a veto before reluctantly signing the plan.
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As a stalemate was setting in by May, Guaido's allies reluctantly agreed to hold talks in Oslo.
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"Now, though reluctantly, it's time to leave," the 31-year-old said on her official Weibo account.
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Collins plays Ellen, a young artist reluctantly going through the motions of treatment for her severe anorexia.
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"Well, she said she was leaning Democrat," the organizer said reluctantly, before marking the voter as undecided.
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But, in the show's first season, she does these things reluctantly, as if her hands are tied.
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The Hound reluctantly does so, because remember, fire is the reason his face looks like it does.
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He reluctantly allowed Cubans to set up small businesses, such as restaurants, repair shops and farmers' markets.
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Some Sanders supporters are embracing her candidacy reluctantly — or, in some cases, continuing to reject it altogether.
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She asks Frances to watch her new dog, Hannah, who Frances reluctantly drags home in the snow.
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So far, Mr Trump has twice reluctantly agreed to certify and thus renew the presidential sanctions waiver.
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With some coaxing from Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Germany's president, the SPD agreed to talks, though only reluctantly.
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America wants India to stop importing oil from Iran, which India recently and reluctantly agreed to do.
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Every decision has to be unanimous, which leads to characters reluctantly voting against their own self-interest.
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Kenworthy joked that he reluctantly brought Matt to Milan after their new pup, Birdie couldn't make it.
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I push for biking, even though it means we can't bring the stroller, and M. reluctantly agrees.
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He said he probably will reluctantly vote for Trump -- as well as Hurd in the congressional race.
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Ally reluctantly agrees but before she can drive away, Kai (Eva Peters) appears at her car window.
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But loyalties are tested when Santos is ensnared in an F.B.I. investigation and reluctantly becomes an informant.
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Here's the backstory: Last August, Trump reluctantly signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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The threat of economic chaos may eventually prompt Brexit supporters to back down and reluctantly support May.
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Reluctantly, she let the agent inside and moments later he began to tell her why he'd come.
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Most people left the valley Tuesday, when officials reluctantly announced the closure, park spokesman Scott Gediman said.
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RULING Russia was not a tempting prospect in 1613, when the first Romanov reluctantly took the throne.
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Our sources say Rihanna wanted to perform but reluctantly decided she had to listen to her doctors.
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Society progresses reluctantly, only after a small group of the dedicated and the idealistic insist on it.
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Boo tells the others that Doggett has the right to a fair trial, and they reluctantly agree.
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Fenves reluctantly allowed campus carry, saying last year he was compelled to do so under state law.
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They have reluctantly and quietly reached out in the past two years and shared what they know.
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If Hobbs is going to be hunting down another virus, he'll probably (reluctantly) need Shaw's help again.
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Empire She's the character formerly known as Boo-Boo Kitty and currently (reluctantly) referred to as Mrs.
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A priest and scholar of the Order, he's reluctantly on her side for his own selfish reasons.
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Occasionally, my sun-kissed friends would beg me go to the neighborhood pool, and I'd reluctantly comply.
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So far Europe's pivot toward Asia has been done reluctantly and with a certain amount of trepidation.
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I reluctantly pull my check card out before I start scribbling in my notepad about the Stellina.
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" Jobbik, a far-right party, had reluctantly urged its members to support the government and vote "no.
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I guess you could say I'm reluctantly or slowly easing into a royal kind of stance. 214.
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Ultimately, the Iranian nuclear-deal crisis was averted when Trump reluctantly decided not to void the agreement.
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Trump has gone along with some previous congressional efforts to increase sanctions on Russia, although sometimes reluctantly.
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U.S.A.I.D. instead decided on the administrative agreement, which investigators for both agencies said they agreed to reluctantly.
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The deal, reluctantly approved by her cabinet last week, looks unlikely to get a signoff from Parliament.
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Russian officials, who fiercely condemned the registration requirement for RT, said they took the retaliatory measure reluctantly.
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If they do believe the allegations, many think, reluctantly: Better an accused child molester than a Democrat.
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So I reluctantly tagged "angst and feels" and "cunnilingus" amongst others and then up the story went.
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Wotan has just reluctantly caused the death of his own son by intervening in an earthly battle.
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I reluctantly told my parents when I was 19683, and my three older brothers in my 30s.
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He had reluctantly closed Dover, he said, because business was "a little flat," despite wide critical praise.
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Synopsis: The eccentric members of a dysfunctional family reluctantly gather under the same roof for various reasons.
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Mr. O'Dell was prepared to leave the movement, though reluctantly, rather than be a distraction to it.
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Her mother, now 60, reluctantly quit her job as a home health aide soon after the fall.
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Puerto Ricans were then added, and later the conservative Cuban-Americans, reluctantly, over the opposition of activists.
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Reluctantly, Noah agrees to take him in temporarily—which will mean Michael going with him to Nice.
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A week later, the N.C.A.A. "reluctantly" announced that it would again consider placing events in the state.
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Under pressure from public health advocates, Nixon, an eight-bowl-a-day pipe smoker, reluctantly went along.
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That report prompted a call to Brat's office, and he somewhat reluctantly agreed to discuss his research.
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But he had since recovered, reluctantly resigning from the police force and planning on attending law school.
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Amid the crowding, Border Patrol agents, trained in law enforcement, had reluctantly stepped into care-taking roles.
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He cannot stop coaching them, either, a job he reluctantly agreed to take on the following season.
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It relies on U.S. assistance, and it's likely that Giammattei will reluctantly go along with the deal.
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Some have been unwilling to hold such events at all, while others have reluctantly faced angry audiences.
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Reluctantly, I abandoned my dreams of left-right symmetry and looked for options using standard rotational symmetry.
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Trump reluctantly signed it into law after the Senate and House passed it by veto-proof margins.
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Jamie, fearing the consequences her words might have on Jenny and the children back at Lallybroch, reluctantly agrees.
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Then, just hours after Congress okayed the pact, Mr. Trump threatened a veto before reluctantly signing the plan.
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The two incidents underscore a central challenge for technology companies as they reluctantly wade deeper into policing content.
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I love to come home and hold my cat's reluctantly squirming body against mine after a hard day.
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But he presumably helps them reluctantly, since the xenomorph is the latest, greatest stage of his fatherhood experiment.
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Richards, 22013, says she reluctantly agreed to move into the home in Mulholland Estates in Beverly Hills, California.
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When he returned an hour later, he spread word that he was reluctantly considering most of our demands.
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Many people might have reluctantly walked away with whatever money they got back to avoid a prolonged battle.
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So I went, reluctantly, and one of the first people I met was Thomas — tall, flirtatious and dimpled.
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Asked how many have tried to hire him into their firms, he reluctantly admits the number is ten.
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Deja doesn't want to go to the beauty salon and reluctantly asks Beth to style her hair instead.
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I realize I'm barely listening to anything she's saying, and reluctantly tell her I need to go home.
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I reluctantly wake up E., who is in surprisingly good spirits, and she agrees to go with me.
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The "heroes," including the almighty Doctor Manhattan (you know, the naked blue one), reluctantly go with Veidt's plan.
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The opening credits punctuate the moment and invite you to however reluctantly delight at the display of influence.
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Then her heart started to fail, and her doctors reluctantly decided give her Cytoxan, an extremely toxic drug.
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So when these kids begged their father to get a family dog, he reluctantly agreed — with a catch.
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"I wish there were security for all gays in Guinea-Bissau," said Silva, whose family accepted him reluctantly.
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I reluctantly drag myself out of bed, throw on some clothes, and call an Uber to the airport.
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The party endorsed Mr. Cuomo in both 2010 and 2014, although it did so reluctantly four years ago.
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Though he'd been eager to tackle the issue of tax reform under the committee's jurisdiction, Ryan reluctantly agreed.
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For months, Silicon Valley investors and founders have reluctantly admitted that the days of easy money are over.
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Kate del Castillo reluctantly admitted El Chapo gave her access because he had a mad crush on her.
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I chatted with my dad, who recommended that I study electrical engineering, and then reluctantly took his advice.
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We reluctantly approve of this creation, but agree that a smaller version would be a bit more practical.
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Though he'd been eager to tackle the issue of tax reform under the committee's jurisdiction, Ryan reluctantly agreed.
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Only after being threatened with a lawsuit, did PBS investigators reluctantly agree to interview me for three hours.
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Party loyalists like House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin are slowly and reluctantly indicating their support for Trump.
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But as the thrilling spectacle runs its course and voters reluctantly compromise with reality, they tend to fade.
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Natasha reluctantly agrees, and the lovebirds settle on a secret engagement, just before Andrei heads off to Switzerland.
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Reluctantly, the effort is adjourned for tomorrow, but how much time they will have then is not certain.
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It is similar in size to the $700 billion TARP bail-out that Congress reluctantly passed in 2008.
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After initially waving her off and telling her to "go away," he reluctantly agrees to answer her question.
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On my last day in federal court, I stood before the judge who reluctantly sentenced me to life.
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Before making the declaration, Trump reluctantly signed a bill that included just $28500 billion in border security measures.
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As I've grown older, I've reluctantly discovered that I don't, in fact, really want to read more books.
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The Trumps reluctantly returned to New York again, where they eventually settled down in Woodhaven, Queens, in 1906.
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We do bad things reluctantly, because we are forced to, because we have ultimate good ends in mind.
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Or will they reluctantly engage in bare-minimal governing and bring basic stability back to health insurance markets?
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Joe Allen, owner of the 21974th Street restaurant he uncharacteristically named for himself, is unfailingly polite, reluctantly conversational.
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In the end, in order to enact other reforms he favored, he reluctantly signed the Glass-Steagall bill.
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The next time, though, the interviews will be held in Salt Lake City, with his son [reluctantly] present.
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In leagues reluctantly subsidized by the Premier League's wealth, there are many clubs that look far beyond it.
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The boys are proud of their mother—it's like old times—and reluctantly they go upstairs to bed.
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"I reluctantly put the steak into the microwave, going against everything my Bon Appetit subscription has taught me."
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The wording was also accepted (although reluctantly) by the French Socialists, most of whom are now center-left.
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Trump, on the other hand looked like a man who had reluctantly been dragged to the negotiation table.
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He noted that he and other officials reluctantly worked with Giuliani, Trump's lawyer, on matters related to Ukraine.
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Leaving the Who's compound, Tollett reluctantly agreed to venture out onstage for a photographer before the show began.
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While Trump's remarks suggested he may reluctantly accept the deal, lawmakers were taking a wait-and-see approach.
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Although Madson wasn't thrilled to see Cunanan, the young architect did reluctantly host his ex at his loft.
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Yet again, John Wick is reluctantly pulled out of retirement to fulfill a debt to an Italian mobster.
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TARA DEMOSS I tried to beg off seeing "The Greatest Showman," and I reluctantly went with my husband.
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The Speaker reluctantly went along with the ceremony, but not before denouncing the prorogation as a constitutional abomination.
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At least Mr. Trabucco clusters it all together on the plate, so I can reluctantly eat it last.
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It provided explanations slowly and reluctantly, irritating booksellers who felt they were all being treated in cavalier fashion.
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Dr. Alferov had entered politics reluctantly, he told interviewers, his purpose being to revive domestic financing for science.
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He had voted, reluctantly, for the A.N.C., he said, adding that he was disgusted by the party's corruption.
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It was only years later that she admitted, reluctantly, that she had been wrong about the Soviet Union.
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The show kicked off with Kate McKinnon as Fox News host Laura Ingraham reluctantly covering the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ben begs for more time to tell Alison the truth in his own way, and Cole reluctantly acquiesces.
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Schofield takes orders more reluctantly, having already survived the Battle of the Somme, with its million-plus casualties.
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House Democrats only reluctantly, and minimally, competed in special elections earlier in the year in Kansas and Montana.
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No one ever told me I didn't have to be reluctantly anything, that you can be exuberantly something.
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So he reluctantly begins to play detective, piecing together timelines and motivations to see what he can uncover.
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And that's why he's the politician the Conservatives reluctantly sent for when they needed an impossible job done.
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Health ministry officials reluctantly allowed Kentaro Iwata, an infectious disease specialist, onto the ship late in the quarantine.
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The administration has twice reluctantly certified Iran's compliance and is required to revisit the issue again next month.
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It appears that you reluctantly took it up during your first campaign and in your role as president.
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Trump reluctantly signed a bill sanctioning Russia in August after both houses of Congress overwhelmingly passed the measure.
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When her banker recommended Weir buy a payroll system, she reluctantly agreed, though she thought it was expensive.
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His memory was jogged some more and now Sondland has delivered, somewhat reluctantly, all the details Democrats craved.
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Philip does what he has to, reluctantly hurting Elizabeth for the greater good, but it pains him too.
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University President Gregory Fenves reluctantly allowed campus carry, saying he was compelled to do so under state law.
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It generally presents European Christianity as something enforced by a theocracy on populations which only reluctantly grasped it.
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The guy had deployed it reluctantly, but Bobby insisted he would not do anything with a baby watching.
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Reluctantly leaving Australia, Ms. Ruszczyk, who through her father was an American citizen, moved to Minneapolis in 123.
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Roberts had actually ruled, however reluctantly, that Congress's taxing authority gave it the right to impose the mandate.
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Wynn Resorts, which uses the founder's signature in the company's logo, said its board "reluctantly" accepted the resignation.
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The accompanying poem, "Election Year," recounts a gardener reluctantly facing his flower gardens as spring rolls around again.
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They barely speak, and Schlesinger, who will be the man in pink, reluctantly stands off in the distance.
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His big contract was to expire at the end of this season, so Carolina reluctantly decided to move on.
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I shock myself in the cold plunge pool one more time before grabbing some mint tea and reluctantly leaving.
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The president reluctantly agreed to give the deal more time in April 2017 when an initial renewal deadline approached.
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The ship staggered onward, jinked briefly toward Jamaica, then reluctantly turned back on its familiar course, heading toward Tampico.
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" When Rose asks her directly if she initiated their healthy lifestyle, Bündchen reluctantly admits, "it has come from me.
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Naturally, like any other property owner, Divvy will evict tenants who don't pay, even if it does so reluctantly.
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Republicans reluctantly agreed to procedural anomalies, so they can clear the decks of the Senate's work and leave town.
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They have learned (albeit reluctantly) to use peanuts and spices in satay sauce, instead of peanut butter and cream.
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There were fears of "contagion" among other developing economies, but Turkey reluctantly hiked interest rates and stabilized the situation.
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Even the New York Times reluctantly covered her post-release Larry King Live interview like a major television event.
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Acoustic Shadows's tailpiece, "Blake's Painting The Soul Hovering over the Body Reluctantly Parting with Life," feels like a farewell.
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Even Bytedance's news app, Toutiao, featured plenty of edgy material that kept users coming back, sometimes reluctantly, for more.
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But if Sessions charges someone — or multiple people — it doesn't seem he's doing it reluctantly or just for show.
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A survey by BritainThinks, a Labour-leaning think-tank, finds 67% of Britons actively favour or reluctantly accept Brexit.
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But since 2016, the company has been forced to be more proactive and responsive, reluctantly making overt editorial decisions.
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"I reluctantly put his wall request for the southern border on the table; it was his request," Schumer said.
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I finally get up and my calf is still screaming at me, so I reluctantly cancel my barre class.
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After his death, she entered politics reluctantly, but led the party to successive election triumphs in 2004 and 2009.
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However, one of Philip's friends told People the Prince would stop driving, reluctantly, if he's advised to do so.
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And I remember the bleak winter months following the actual breakup, when I reluctantly tried to date for distraction.
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With help from Ruby, the pair reluctantly realizes that the time has come for them to have separate bedrooms.
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Anita Hill was a 35-year-old Oklahoma law professor who reluctantly became a household name in October 1991.
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Trump excoriated lawmakers in March when he reluctantly signed a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill to avoid a shutdown.
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Jenny looks a little miffed, but she waves to her partner, who reluctantly takes the EMT by the arm.
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But stories of young men abandoning farming for jihadist or criminal groups are not uncommon - even if shared reluctantly.
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The agreement has been accepted by Assad and, far more reluctantly, by most of the groups that oppose him.
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"Reluctantly, Wolf, I have to say yes, simply because obstruction of justice is such a serious offense," King responded.
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It was reluctantly and because they did not like Ed [Miliband] and they did not trust the Labour Party.
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Because the guard didn't speak English and P (and his clothes) weren't in evidence, he reluctantly let me be.
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I reluctantly turned the wheel over to my colleague Josh, and I tried to relay my feelings to him.
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The Saudi government has finally, reluctantly, admitted the horrible fact that Jamal Khashoggi was killed in its Istanbul consulate.
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The House speaker said believes he "achieved a heck of a lot" as speaker, a position he accepted reluctantly.
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"There's Miracle Broth in here," Sara explains, as she reluctantly shares a dollop of moisturizer with her younger sister.
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The blockade itself was not lifted until Germany reluctantly signed the Treaty of Versailles, at the end of June.
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"As a Plan B, we are reluctantly funding this initiative," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, told the paper.
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Britain and France, reluctantly, understood that they needed those capabilities when they led even the short intervention in Libya.
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True, Putin hasn't (yet) gotten rid of the sanctions levied by Congress on Russia and reluctantly implemented by Trump.
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As for central banks, any move deeper into the uncharted world of negative interest rates would be taken reluctantly.
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Many of my brothers and sisters in Christ hitched their wagons to Trump's falling star, whether enthusiastically or reluctantly.
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But others who voted for him said they did not much like him and had cast their votes reluctantly.
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Ryan was reluctantly thrust into the Speaker's office because the last guy was tired of being miserable with it.
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In others, as when Congress wrested discretion over Russian sanctions away from him, he has been layered over reluctantly.
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Alas, money was tight, and by 2005 Fisher reluctantly closed the gas station and put the igloo on ice.
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Social democracy trumped imperial glory; reluctantly, the latter was progressively given up, transmuted into a Commonwealth of independent states.
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I sunbathe for a while and share a bottle of rosé with the New Yorkers before reluctantly heading home.
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After reluctantly recertifying the deal in July, Mr. Trump said Friday that he would not certify Iran's compliance again.
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When he finally moved, urged to his feet by Alan Dzagoev, the Russian midfielder, he did so slowly, reluctantly.
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Protagonist Henry (Jack Nance) is reluctantly settling into life as a family man, caught in his own personal dystopia.
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Reluctantly, Fletcher, who remains bitter about Papa Kwirk's alcoholic parenting, agrees that the family will fulfill this last wish.
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The government's funding is secured until the end of September, after Trump reluctantly signed a spending bill in March.
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She reluctantly agreed and went to bed fully clothed, but he physically overcame her and raped her, she said.
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One customer seemed to be here almost reluctantly: Mya Sergeant, a seventh-grader from Bushwick, who'd accompanied her father.
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The fans on Thursday, however, had haphazardly obscured the cross with some tape, so the observer reluctantly ignored it.
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The participants reluctantly agreed to hold four conversations, but ended up speaking together on and off for five years.
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Mr. Goytisolo studied law, reluctantly, at the University of Madrid and the University of Barcelona without earning a degree.
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So I reluctantly agreed to them setting me up on a blind date at a pub I knew well.
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When Trump signs this compromise, he is likely to make sure that everyone knows he is doing so reluctantly.
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Park officials have now reluctantly accepted a new reality: the Grove of Titans is a full-fledged tourist destination.
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Doug Jones of Alabama, the most vulnerable Senate Democrat up for reelection in 2020, said they reluctantly voted guilty.
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In their most recent debate, Lamb reluctantly supported tariffs aimed at "bad actors," like China, who dump cheap steel.
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That advice proved nearly fatal when Aaron said that he wanted to go to Jamaica, and Anita reluctantly agreed.
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Other countries that reluctantly joined the agreement could now withdraw or soften their commitments to cutting planet-warming pollution.
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So, he reluctantly walked out when Gorbachev insisted development of SDI be confined to the laboratory for 10 years.
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Weinstein reluctantly accepted her refusal, she said, but said he still wanted to work with her in the future.
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So, a few hours before she collected her diploma, she finally confronted her father, who reluctantly confirmed her suspicions.
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Ms. Doughty of Bleating Heart said she, too, was reluctantly shifting to cow's milk cheese to save her business.
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Jonk and his buddies spent two full days exploring the site before reluctantly heading back to the real world.
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After it easily passed both houses by veto-proof margins, it was reluctantly signed into law by President Trump.
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The other is to reluctantly allow her childhood friend and longtime love, Nikki (Haley Ramm), to do the same.
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Folman and Polonsky depict Anne as a schoolgirl, a friend, a sister, a girlfriend and a reluctantly obedient daughter.
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Gebbia says she reluctantly asked her if she'd taken the jewelry after several pieces went missing ... she denied it.
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The restaurant's owner, John Feingold, 66, reluctantly closed the restaurant in order to spend more time with his family.
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In 1990, after starring in "Porgy and Bess" at the Houston Grand Opera, Mr. Smalls reluctantly left the stage.
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Remind swing voters that as they reluctantly pull the lever for Hillary, they can continue shopping elsewhere down ballot.
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He left St. Athanasius — reluctantly — in 1985 to become pastor at St. Mary's, where the neighborhood faced similar challenges.
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One woman, named Mary, sat on a rock hunched over and cried silently after reluctantly crossing back into Mexico.
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Giving him head felt different than the times I had reluctantly done so for other guys in the past.
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The Hospice Buffalo team interviewed family members, who reluctantly disclosed that the woman had been sexually abused as a girl.
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So he created Buffy, a former Valley Girl who reluctantly began slaying vampires in her not-so-friendly local graveyards.
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Coppola disliked the book and took the job reluctantly, since he was deeply in debt; things went downhill from there.
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I reluctantly got up and moved it to the kitchen, hoping it could handle the few square feet of tile.
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Ines, loath to be embarrassed yet again, is forced to play along, reluctantly making small talk with her "new" acquaintance.
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The woman is a writer and a mother of two sons who moved to Gainesville somewhat reluctantly — just like Groff.
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G. convinces me that Westworld is a really good show, so I reluctantly let him put on the pilot episode.
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One by one, kids reluctantly began walking off into the night, to get some sleep before the following day's competition.
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Reluctantly, Ms. Rabinowitz, an impeccably groomed 81-year-old grandmother who walks with a cane because of bad knees, agreed.
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Look, I can believe that the GOP would reluctantly keep the mandate during the transition to their health care system.
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As the two characters come together out of necessity and rather reluctantly, they have to find a degree of trust.
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The regime is over and Dexter has been successfully, if reluctantly, weaned off delicious E numbers and artificial beef slop.
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James reluctantly calls his mom, and she is a full-ass mood in her glasses, printed silk robe, and headscarf.
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According to Stone's own account to Reuters, he "reluctantly" identified the journalist as Credico in written communication to the committee.
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Police have not released the name of Jordan's 21-year-old mother, who told investigators she accepted the ride reluctantly.
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I did become a bit of a project; they would drag me to Friday prayer, and I would reluctantly go.
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After lengthy negotiations, Germany reluctantly gave this assurance, with a rider to the effect that a German defeat was ''impossible.
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Reluctantly, I looked past the American Dream and saw it was a fallacy forced by, the Illumianti or some shit.
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Staffeld wasn't into it, but, as she recounted years later, "that wasn't OK," so she went along with it, reluctantly.
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The government reluctantly raised household gas tariffs in October, a potential vote-loser that was seized on by the opposition.
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Nixon's use of executive privilege during Watergate gave it a bad name, and subsequent presidents have invoked it only reluctantly.
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But President Donald Trump's decision to keep the deal alive -- at least for now -- appears to have been made reluctantly.
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Reluctantly, all nine of us turned off our recorders, slammed our notebooks shut, and gathered our belongings to say goodbye.
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He added he had reluctantly signed an agreement that he would not give interviews or do any impersonations in public.
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Mr. Yellow (Lipka) reluctantly agreed to restrain Gooch and Mr. Black (Borsuk) would help him carry the deceivingly heavy books.
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Therefore having reluctantly sought an extension to the Article 50 period last month, the Government must now do so again.
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Then, we reluctantly moved on to the wasabi on the bottom lip, which — not gonna lie — hurt pretty damn badly.
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Trump, who must report to Congress on the issue every 90 days, has twice certified Iran's compliance, but only reluctantly.
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Lani, the son of Tapit, another notoriously strong-willed horse, dug in and kicked for several minutes before reluctantly entering.
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"The main feedback we get from our users is: 'I buy from Amazon reluctantly because it's so easy,'" he said.
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Civil rights advocates in Georgia reluctantly withdrew a federal lawsuit challenging a similar statewide purge that disenfranchised some 400,000 residents.
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Without money to bury him, his mother, Katrina DeJesus, reluctantly signed papers letting New York City lay him to rest.
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Republican leaders are reluctantly acknowledging that the standoff means they likely won't pass their budget bill by Friday's statutory deadline.
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But when Kobe Saito, an openly gay student, is brutally attacked, both Adrian and Graphite are reluctantly called to action.
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Later and more reluctantly, the country took in Ukranians, Poles, Italians, Greeks, Jews, Syrians, Asians and blacks from the Caribbean.
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But in consultation with the Cambridge police, the church reluctantly concluded that leaving the bathrooms open only enabled drug users.
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China has only joined those efforts reluctantly, and has been hoping they would ease off with the Trump-Kim dialogue.
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However, I regret that we have reluctantly come to the conclusion that we could not publish it with commercial success.
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She reluctantly admits that she also had sex in public places, and that some of the encounters got physically aggressive.
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They are starting to think, however reluctantly, that the government might be necessary to guaranteeing health care to every American.
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Which means sometimes, reluctantly, I have to put it back and wait until it's sufficiently juiced to have another go.
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When the demo was over, I reluctantly took off the headset and wiped my cursed creations from the computer's memory.
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Ms. Kumar still dreams of the rustic levain at this artisanal bakery (for health reasons, she's now reluctantly gluten-free).
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He reluctantly returns to work in order to help a friend's son, who is wrongly accused of a double murder.
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A month ago, we reluctantly sold our maternal home — something we never would have considered in our pre-Katrina life.
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Her invitation to her direct boss was made reluctantly, but she has more profoundly negative feelings about her boss's boss.
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It was accepted quickly by the Americans, chaotically by the Russians, skeptically by the French and reluctantly by the British.
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Those reluctantly supporting him also need to realize that the ship is going down and they're running out of lifeboats.
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Mr. Trump said nothing about that decision, which he came to reluctantly in a series of National Security Council meetings.
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The children's father will stay home with them; his wife will go to the wedding, as will my husband (reluctantly).
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She plots a course to Hawaii and reluctantly sets aside her vegetarianism to catch a fish and eat it raw.
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In "Berlin," a couple reluctantly go on a five-day opera holiday, in honor of a deceased Wagner-loving parent.
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"You could argue John Adams is a little bit like Mitch McConnell," William Galston of the Brookings Institution said reluctantly.
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Some of his surrogates refused to endorse her and other supporters made it clear they did so only very reluctantly.
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The act passed with broad bipartisan support, clearing the Senate by 98-2, though Trump signed it into law reluctantly.
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Nonetheless, as the book intermittently and reluctantly recognises, Trump's appeal reflects a lack of popular enthusiasm for the progressive approach.
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Critic's Pick Benedetta Barzini, couture star and cultural critic, reluctantly faces her son's camera in a tender and harsh documentary.
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Gold's parents reluctantly allowed the young people to marry, and they left together for the Cherokee Nation, never to return.
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Policy implications The bottom line here is that I reluctantly find myself on the no slack side of this debate.
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On Saturday, Mr. Johnson reluctantly sent a legally obligated request to the E.U. asking for a Brexit extension until January.
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To alleviate the pain, Mr Macri has reluctantly imposed exchange controls, export taxes and price freezes and offered electricity subsidies.
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Reluctantly, Dr. Benderson went to see a three-bedroom house in the Edgewood section of Scarsdale and was pleasantly surprised.
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My friend reluctantly grabbed the T-shirt, shook the officer's hand, and rushed back to his seat next to me.
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Otherwise, companies providing the very best benefits in the nation will be reluctantly compelled to find the lowest common denominator.
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He's tried snarling, and he's tried to be vulnerable; he's held fast to some convictions and has reluctantly sacrificed others.
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The two surviving sisters, Annette and Cécile, have reluctantly returned to the public eye to protest, granting a rare interview.
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He was pretty annoyed at the first few instances, and then reluctantly accepted his fate during the fifth angsty incident.
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Whether it be a colleague, family member, or friend, there is likely someone that you&aposre reluctantly following on Instagram.
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Stephen Thompson, meanwhile, works mainly with what his opponents give him, reluctantly pot-shotting when his opponent waits for him.
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Yudhishthira, the oldest son of the Pandava clan, is one of the few survivors and reluctantly accedes to the throne.
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As the challenge to the settlement has made its way through the appeals courts, judges have reluctantly sided in Google's favor.
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Or, in the case of Tic Tac and Skittles, they've been reluctantly yanked into the headlines and opted to bow out.
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While there, she reluctantly reconnects with her father, played by Christopher Walken, a Sinatra-esque singer attempting to make a comeback.
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His claim to that mantle grew even stronger three years after that, when he reluctantly took the gavel as House speaker.
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His accusation that the judge is biased because of his ethnicity has horrified senior GOP leaders who recently reluctantly endorsed him.
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"Reluctantly, I agreed to help him because I believed I was acting in the best interest of our son," Maisonet says.
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What will survive of him otherwise, though, are the wars that he reluctantly fought, and the wars that he declined to.
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To save her people, she reluctantly marries a brutal ruler from a neighboring land, to ensure that her land is safe.
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Published in censored form as "For a Just Cause" in 1952, it contained sections reluctantly inserted to obey the party line.
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It's really the viewing angle that made me reluctantly abandon the AlphaSmart Neo all those years ago, not the screen size.
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Before the iPhone X helped the world reluctantly embrace the screen notch, the company proudly displayed one atop its first flagship.
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Chronic constipation is an all-too-common problem rarely discussed in polite company and only reluctantly mentioned to doctors during checkups.
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Mr Trump reluctantly signed the bill, the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), after it sailed through Congress last year.
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The foreman reluctantly agrees to bump her pay and suddenly I was forced to rethink all of my biases against her.
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The whole novel teeters on the brink of being a glorious mess, especially once Karl reluctantly reunites with his former bandmate.
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Kudrow was not having a ball, however, "This is my nightmare," she said, reluctantly taking her place behind a plexiglass wall.
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I reluctantly learned that while the likelihood of medical miracles is slim, chance still favors the haves versus the have-nots.
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Black leaders reluctantly agreed—to forestall a repetition of what happened to the material recovered from the Valongo wharf in 2011.
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The chattering classes of New Delhi, who despise Mr Modi and his coterie as cynical rabble-rousers, hold that view reluctantly.
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Still, he feels like he should be able to be there for Nova at the funeral; reluctantly, she lets him come.
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Last December, when Trump changed his mind and chose a government shutdown over a bipartisan spending compromise, they reluctantly went along.
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After the first trial, Judge O'Neill only reluctantly released the names of jurors to the news media after a similar hearing.
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I glance at my group and they nod in agreement to one another, as if reluctantly acknowledging that they are learning.
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Many small retailers have no choice but to use Amazon or Alibaba, and reluctantly agree to those platforms' terms and conditions.
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A mother of two children considered herself "pro-life" and reluctantly chose abortion when her relationship ended early in the pregnancy.
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At the end of the experience, I reluctantly tell a member of the Across the Line team about my violent response.
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Conyers — the most senior member of the House, holding his seat since 1965 — denied the allegations and left his post reluctantly.
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In the previous film, Koba managed to start a war with the humans, and now Caesar has to reluctantly finish it.
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"Facebook's strategy of denial and evading responsibility followed by reluctantly engaging in corrective action...doesn't match the reality of what's needed."
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It is a response to the new sanctions against Russia reluctantly signed into law last week by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Last October, when Ryan reluctantly became House speaker after a short period of chaos, he acknowledged the dissension in the ranks.
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Reluctantly, and after a lot of pressure on her, she came out against the TPP, and I'm glad that she did.
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The gym officially opened in 2012 when George Angelomatis became ill, and Astoria Boxing gym had to reluctantly close its doors.
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Her plan is undone when Crimthann invites her to try the deadly drink, which Mongfind reluctantly does, thereby revealing her duplicity.
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Some party members want to end their coalition with Merkel, which they only reluctantly entered due to a lack of alternatives.
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Allan — although he maintained an unusually close and caring relationship with Diane for the rest of her life — reluctantly moved out.
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He had also asked to travel without protection during a family trip in June 2017, which the Secret Service reluctantly accepted.
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The researchers said they reluctantly agreed to comply because they didn't want the flaws to become public knowledge without a fix.
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I set an alarm for 240:29 AM. 245:30 AM: Reluctantly, I finally open my eyes and start waking up.
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So proposals to "deal with" the supposed debt problem always involve long-term cuts in benefits and (reluctantly) increases in taxes.
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DiRado's older sister, Sarah, who is married with a young child, reluctantly decided not to attend the Olympics because of Zika.
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Mr. Khan broke down in tears at their insistence he take the gun, one of the hostages said, but reluctantly complied.
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Slowly and reluctantly, Wayne confronts memories of his marriage (Carmen Ejogo plays Amelia with enigmatic appeal) and of the unsolved case.
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Humberto Teixeira's lyrics are about reluctantly departing "when the mud turned to stone," facing "sad solitude" and hoping someday to return.
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Rubio, himself a former presidential contender, has reluctantly endorsed Trump, putting himself on the right side of Trump's supporters in Florida.
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I went along, reluctantly, as it was my only entree (she agreed later to put parts of it on the record).
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A few years ago, Donald Lau, Wonton's C.F.O., grew tired of the task of writing fortunes, and Wong reluctantly took over.
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The 16-year-old junior reluctantly agreed to cut his hair -- and still won the match -- but he was visibly devastated.
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I initially tell him no, but after he calls back and asks again about a half hour later, I reluctantly agree.
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One reluctantly gives up a coffee so that Cooper, who is transfixed by the sight of the stuff, can drink it.
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In politics, victory usually involves some element of persuasion—convincing skeptics and even opponents to accept, even if reluctantly, your point.
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At first, Amy reluctantly agrees that another woman would be the right one to head up Selina's efforts in the state.
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An anthropologist, he reluctantly agrees to take her along on his trip to East Africa to research a lion cult there.
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In March, the White House, under pressure from Congress, seemed to somewhat reluctantly impose some sanctions on Russia for its crimes.
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This is another kind of cinematic canon, one that includes directors I loathe and those I otherwise sometimes admire, however reluctantly.
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And in a rare moment for an industry whose products are often purchased reluctantly, pandemic insurance policies might just sell themselves.
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A few years later, Mr. Perlstein reluctantly followed his parents to Antwerp, where he eventually took over the family diamond business.
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Gi-Ho reluctantly agreed, despite the fact that he rarely brought on apprentices and didn't even know what a stage was.
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In fact, the board, in its statement, sounded somewhat saddened by Mr. Wynn's departure, saying it had "reluctantly" accepted his resignation.
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Australia has confirmed it reluctantly accepted the adjustment and EU diplomats said that Argentina and Uruguay had also accepted the change.
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With coronavirus-related job losses, many workers are reluctantly seeking charity and unemployment benefits for the first time in their lives.
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With coronavirus-related job losses, many workers are reluctantly seeking charity and unemployment benefits for the first time in their lives.
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The C.I.A. reluctantly surrendered the guards involved in the killing of the general, after the Afghan leadership threatened to use force.
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" A few hours later, Hearts issued the stock statement, full of platitudes, documenting the dismissal as a "difficult decision, made reluctantly.
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Reluctantly, I took a leave of absence from my poetry program and she took a leave of absence from her job.
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I believe that if she fails to do so, after having reluctantly but voluntarily come forward, she will have smeared Kavanaugh.
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In the end, voters appear to have concluded, even if reluctantly, that he was the best option to lead the country.
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Even so, he agrees to participate in a final burglary, reluctantly conscripting his younger, smarter brother (Jaeden Martell) as a lookout.
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Only recently and reluctantly have the Indonesians acknowledged the third pilot's presence, though, as it happened, he played an important role.
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Many of them did so only very reluctantly and most on the condition that they would not be quoted by name.
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Trump and his friends aren't punishing the poor reluctantly, out of the belief that they must be cruel to be kind.
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"Nobody knows who he is," said Ms. McSweeney, 55, who described herself as having reluctantly voted for Mr. Trump last year.
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After reading the students' card, Payne shakes his head in disbelief and reluctantly pulls a shoebox out of the gift bag.
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Democrats only began helping their nominee here reluctantly, after weeks in which Republicans hammered Mr. Quist on TV with little response.
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The Colonel's mom asks makes everyone say what they're thankful for, and the kids reluctantly agree to go along with it.
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I was genuinely unsure whether Gene would dime on the lad, but he does, albeit reluctantly and without saying a word.
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After three glasses of wine each, we reluctantly decide it's time to head home and each pay for our own drinks.
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In a desperate bid to survive, Mr. Catini reluctantly struck a deal to make shoes for a trendy Italian fashion brand.
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Metts settled into his new life in the oil fields, reluctantly accommodating an array of strictures that he regarded as pointless.
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And he has not implemented the punitive bipartisan sanctions against Russian entities that he himself -- albeit reluctantly -- signed into law. Adm.
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Nonetheless, another of Mr Matraimov's brothers, an MP, has reluctantly stepped down from the parliamentary committee formed to investigate Saimaiti's murder.
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It doesn't feel like a necessary evil, something that tough, patriotic public servants must reluctantly carry out to protect American lives.
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Marianne and I exchanged delighted looks as we experimented with different audio triggers before I reluctantly moved on to another station.
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Top stories on Reuters TV Asian shares reverse gains as U.S. futures slip High-end coffee growers reluctantly embrace bitter bean
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The move came less than 12 hours after Mr. Trump reluctantly agreed to declare that Iran had honored the 2015 agreement.
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When racial tensions rise in their community, Millie reluctantly aligns herself with her neighbor Obie (Daniel Craig) to protect her family.
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Such an interest prompted many pro-lifers to reluctantly vote for someone who would be their most unlikely and unusual representative.
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On Tuesday, Canada's National Parole Board reluctantly ruled to release Reyat to serve the rest of his sentence in the community.
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After a failed nomination, Frank reluctantly gives her the job in a recess appointment, which proves to be a terrible mistake.
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Claire Underwood's own "smallness" smacks her in the face when she resigns from her ambassadorship and reluctantly campaigns for Frank's reelection.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump reluctantly signed into law a sweeping sanctions bill against Russia, Iran and North Korea this week.
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But for the sake of moving forward, we must try, reluctantly as it may be, to write it off as campaign theater.
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Now, a mystery now surrounds the death of Brown, a relatively unknown 28-year-old who reluctantly testified in the murder case.
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In May the British government agreed, rather reluctantly, to take an unspecified number of minors from the camp to live in Britain.
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I was supportive of the decrease somewhat reluctantly this time around to get us back to where I think policy should be.
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S.L. thought he was "being mean" by pressuring her, but she reluctantly began sending nude photos of herself to him as well.
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In a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk, Johnson reluctantly accepted the delay, saying he had no choice under British law.
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Only when it became obvious that the terrible schism was inevitable did he consent reluctantly to accept the presidency of the confederacy.
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They reluctantly admitted she was right and surely took notes for how to handle tomorrow's likely continuation of questioning around that legislation.
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In OPEC's history Saudi Arabia has reluctantly played the role of swing producer, regulating its output to keep the market in balance.
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A few days later, the parliament reluctantly chose Mr Pashinian as prime minister and on May 23rd he formed a new government.
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Under pressure from France's president, Emmanuel Macron, it will reluctantly accept some moves towards euro-zone integration, albeit tentative and insufficient ones.
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Bash is reluctantly helping Cupcake (real name, Toby Matkins) get ready in Sam's office, and he doesn't seem enthused about this wedding.
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Whether Democrats are enthusiastically or reluctantly dipping their toe into the discussion around reparations, it is certainly now part of the conversation.
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But because he had been so loyal to Trump they reluctantly put him on their list as the director of national intelligence.
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BET, the cable network that we still reluctantly look to for Black entertainment, is getting ready for it's 17th annual BET Awards.
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Wheeler reluctantly yielded to those calls, dropping almost all of the items on the agenda a day before the FCC's monthly meeting.
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Gadke's lawyer Verma, who specializes in matters related to crimes against children, said he reluctantly took the case on state government orders.
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" According to his post, Mahler reluctantly went public with his identity only after he encountered multiple news reports about "the Jewish nurse.
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Independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said it was likely landlords would, reluctantly, vote through the CVA plan, though some stores would close.
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On this week's episode of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow receives a letter, which he reads aloud reluctantly because it is vile.
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When Lucy reluctantly brings Josh to meet her parents, he holds her hand and beams while she eyes her childhood home warily.
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While she came forward reluctantly and did not appear to seek fame or its benefits, famous she is and benefits will come.
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She was normally not allowed to play outside unattended, but on the day of her disappearance, her mother had reluctantly let her.
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Despite Mr Trump having denigrated his heroism as a prisoner-of-war in Vietnam, however, Mr McCain is reluctantly backing the tycoon.
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After being diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum, Addy, a stay-at-home parent from Massachusetts, found herself reluctantly trying marijuana as a treatment.
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Despite his "read my lips, no new taxes" pledge in the 1992 campaign, he reluctantly realized he needed to eat those words.
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If he came close enough to the nomination, I assumed that both would have no choice but to reluctantly unite against him.
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Previously, Trump Jr. had also requested to travel without protection during a family trip in June, which the Secret Service reluctantly approved.
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Another topic of concern is whether the president discussed relaxing sanctions approved by Congress last year that Trump reluctantly signed into law.
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The commission reluctantly agreed that the structural deficit, which leaves out one-off measures and cyclical effects, should remain unchanged next year.
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On August 2nd Mr Trump reluctantly signed a law which heaps new sanctions on Russia and limits his ability to lift them.
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U.S. partners that reluctantly agreed to accept U.S. restrictions on Iran are thus far less incentivized to also impose penalties on Russia.
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Ms. Brainard agreed reluctantly to support the Fed's first post-recession rate increase in December, but she has stiffened in her concerns.
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The legislation contains several measures reluctantly supported by Democrats, but it survived attempts to strip them that could have sunk the bill.
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Backed up against the holiday deadline, Pelosi reluctantly moved the Senate bill, to the howls of progressives on and off Capitol Hill.
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Just 17, María is reluctantly betrothed to the plantation's overseer, a match that will ensure status and job security for her family.
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Facebook has, at least until now, largely resisted the broader shakeups that Wells Fargo reluctantly agreed to over the past two years.
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In an interview a few days later, Trump aired his resentments publicly, saying he was reluctantly taking his team's advice -- this time.
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They claimed to be in a different arena than the laggard, print-based gatekeepers of news who reluctantly made content available online.
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So, deep sadness engulfed Red Hook on Friday as the word got out and was reluctantly accepted: An epochal event had happened.
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Among those pursuing her is a slapstick Javert of a police agent with an old grudge, aided reluctantly by a young pickpocket.
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But I have come, reluctantly, to the conclusion that Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead.
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After being diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum, Addy, a stay-at-home parent from Massachusetts, found herself reluctantly trying marijuana as a treatment.
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They also knew that when Washington gave ground, Beijing, Moscow, and others would be able to ease their own reluctantly imposed sanctions.
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Dr. Schleicher, a lifelong Republican, said that Mr. Trump's views on immigration had persuaded him, albeit reluctantly, to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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Trump reluctantly signed off on new sanctions against Moscow last summer over allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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MSG points out Terry and her husband, Fred Klein, have been loyal Knicks fans "for decades" ... so it's "reluctantly" filing the lawsuit.
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Ms. Markowsky said that she had opposed the tax ban, but only reluctantly, and that she generally supported lower taxes on services.
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First, it angered members of Congress by declining to impose new sanctions called for in a law reluctantly signed by President Trump.
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But if he'd stayed quiet and reluctantly signaled willingness to sign a fence-rather-than-wall bill, he could've gotten it done.
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Ms. Porter grew up in Summit, N.J., with her parents, Prudence and Michael Porter, who indulged, reluctantly, her hobby of rescuing animals.
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Like other Republicans, Chaffetz ultimately decided that beating Hillary Clinton was worth overlooking Trump's transgressions, and he returned, reluctantly, to the fold.
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President Trump reluctantly agreed last week to withhold tens of thousands of documents to give intelligence agencies more time to review them.
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Finally, after 32 ballots, the progressive Republicans, in their drive to block Cummins, reluctantly provided the votes necessary to elect Democrat Smith.
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The letter is the latest example of the business community's stepping into a sensitive political area — sometimes reluctantly — during the Trump presidency.
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The whole history of affirmative action shows, as Urofsky somewhat reluctantly admits, that when the programs are shut down minority representation drops.
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Lisa found a therapist, and I submitted—at first reluctantly, then wholeheartedly—to the three of us untangling alcohol from my life.
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Lawrence delivers on that level, and it's hard not to identify with Dominika's plight, having been reluctantly cast into this unforgiving world.
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Some groups are, reluctantly, keeping their plans to meet in Dallas, including the National Communication Association, which considered moving its November convention.
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"It's my first time here in Asia, I feel very unlucky," said Brazilian tourist Amanda Lee, 6003, reluctantly cutting short a trip.
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Eventually, she reluctantly decided to reverse the charge, but it would take a few weeks for the money to reach my account.
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Under the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Assad reluctantly joined in 2013, the use of any chemical as a chemical weapon is banned.
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However, she then goes on to reluctantly outline the harassment she has survived, ranging from angry catcalls to terrifying acts of homophobia.
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Javits reluctantly resigned as a senior vice president of the company and gave up her $67,000 fee (about $285,000 in today's dollars).
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"In exchange for strong DACA protections, I reluctantly put the border wall on the table for discussion," Schumer said at the time.
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Getty Sr. continues counting out his money, only reluctantly calling in the cavalry, a security specialist, Fletcher (a very fine Mark Wahlberg).
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The threats grew so pronounced that the jury were forced to reverse their decision; reluctantly, they handed the belt over to Trollmann.
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They soon "reluctantly" began to find one another funny, and went on to collaborate extensively with their other longtime collaborator, Bret McKenzie.
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He will report to work this Saturday for his sixth day — reluctantly, because he will have to make arrangements for child care.
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He said Monday he might "reluctantly" back the bill if his state's governor, Doug Ducey, endorsed it — and hours later, Ducey did.
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After Trump reluctantly signed the Russia sanctions bill passed by Congress last year, he slammed the bill in an August signing statement.
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She, curiously, becomes more freshly lifelike when she's with the Destroyer: a tense, dark number as if she's falling reluctantly under his spell.
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After digesting the news that they were having triplets, the mother and father asked Ring to reduce to twins, which she reluctantly did.
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Exactly what this mirror has to offer you will depend ultimately on how readily or reluctantly you can call yourself by Elio's name.
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De Niro reluctantly agrees, but Efron isn't happy with his enthusiasm: "If you don't mind could we just try one more?" he asks.
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The "dossier"—as the police reluctantly refer to it—charted the names, personal social media accounts, and home addresses of the supposed culprits.
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After Trump reluctantly signed legislation designed to punish Russia for its election meddling last August, he slammed the bill in a signing statement.
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The 24-year-old Luckey became a controversial figure after he reluctantly admitted to helping fund an internet trolling group supporting Donald Trump.
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Uber finally released its first diversity report on Tuesday—something it reluctantly did after recent allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination created pressure.
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The real challenge for the government in Rome is what to do with several hundred thousand migrants already in Italy, many reluctantly so.
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She grabbed her medications and an address book, but was forced, reluctantly, to leave everything else behind, including her cane and family photos.
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In May, Trump secured the delegates needed for the nomination, and Pompeo reluctantly joined the rest of Kansas's congressional delegation in endorsing him.
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If he makes it to the second round, odds are that voters will reluctantly choose the alternative, perhaps Geraldo Alckmin, a centrist candidate.
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O let her leg do the talking – delivering two swift kicks with her right leg as the young man reluctantly left the stage.
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And the politicians—often reluctantly—tap firms for illicit cash, to pay for election campaigns that in total can cost billions of dollars.
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As Baby begins, Bridget is single once more, semi-reluctantly embracing her "spinsterhood" following a between-films dissolution of her engagement to Mark.
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Needing a job, he reluctantly accepted the role — and it turned out to be one of the best decisions he&aposs ever made.
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Out of self-preservation, he's reluctantly aligned himself with the school's reigning jocks, only later realizing just what kind of people he's befriended.
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Reluctantly, I downloaded this app, which would shame me out of my desire to secretly revert back to my old iPhone-addicted ways.
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The past two times this has come up in the Trump administration, in April and July, the president has reluctantly certified Iran's compliance.
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She protests at first, but reluctantly relents when she thinks this might be part of her own questioning for access to The Sanctuary.
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Bob seethes at being held back and left out, but he reluctantly attempts to parent his kids while his wife heads to work.
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Mark Berry, whoever that was, vanished the second that Bez, freaky-eyed and full of acid, reluctantly found himself given to the world.
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The Guillemot family said on Tuesday it will reluctantly sell its Gameloft stake to Vivendi, following an unsolicited bid from the media giant.
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Donald Trump described the bill as "seriously flawed" when he reluctantly passed the law, which had broad bipartisan support in Congress, in August.
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Mr. Bwazir had reluctantly said he would go when they last spoke on Tuesday night, his lawyer said, but apparently changed his mind.
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The country reluctantly agreed in November to an OPEC deal to cut production in a collective effort to try and boost oil prices.
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"I have come, reluctantly, to the conclusion that Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead," Gove said.
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Since he endorsed Trump semi-reluctantly on June 2, Ryan has faced persistent questions about whether Trump's subsequent behavior merits revisiting that decision.
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The poll for Franceinfo radio showed 69 percent of abstaining voters will do so reluctantly, refusing to choose between Macron and Le Pen.
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The pilot called airport security to verify the suspects' travel documents, no doubt reluctantly, aware that word-of-mouth alone had condemned them.
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Flor Lopez, who reluctantly decided to return to Honduras after she was denied passage into Mexico, said she doesn't regret the failed journey.
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The Dutch small shareholders union VEB says it supports the issue "reluctantly", as the company must maintain the capital buffers the DNB requires.
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He doesn't want to be the only one eating a macaroon, so my husband and I reluctantly agree to try one as well.
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First responders, many reluctantly accepting cheers from the crowd as they walked onto the ice, were there to receive thanks from the fans.
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Maybe you're not even into Halloween that much, and you do the bare minimum every year by reluctantly slapping on some vampire fangs.
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Vettel was furious afterwards, replacing the '1' marker in front of Hamilton's parked car with a '2' before reluctantly going onto the podium.
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"Secretary Tillerson has told me he appreciates my service and did not want me to go, but he accepts it reluctantly," said Yun.
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Republican leaders opposed the bill but reluctantly brought it to the floor after months of attacks from liberal lawmakers and women's rights groups.
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Lucy reluctantly befriends Lily at the request of a mutual friend, and soon Lucy, Lily, and Teiji find themselves in a love triangle.
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In a recent interview with New York magazine, Bee reluctantly acknowledged that Hillary Clinton was her preferred candidate in the 2016 presidential election.
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Gulliver remembers interviewing two women who were doing business in Saudi Arabia who had, against all their principles, reluctantly agreed to wear headscarves.
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U.S. officials have reluctantly concluded that simply applying more sanctions or further isolating Venezuela diplomatically is not likely to hasten a political transition.
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Before giving it back to your child, do you wash it in a sink or, perhaps reluctantly, clean it with your own saliva?
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The Vermont senator, who has been critical of the President, suggested that the Trump administration "reluctantly released" the report the Friday after Thanksgiving.
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"Out of over 300 Republicans in Congress, a small handful have now reluctantly agreed to hear from Donald Trump's staff," the adviser said.
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But his incessant moping and poetic meanderings can wear you down, and audiences might find themselves reluctantly in sympathy with Chun's irritated deckhand.
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"I just couldn't bring myself to vote for him, but both candidates are evil," said Ms. Shanklin-Hawkins, who reluctantly voted for Mrs.
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"So we are reluctantly scheduling a committee business meeting for next week, where we plan to take up an enforcement action," Schiff said.
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Russia's approach to France's Security Council resolution also remained unclear, but diplomats at the United Nations said the Russians had been negotiating reluctantly.
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A laundry hamper, pots and pans, bedding — these are just some of the distinctly un-fun, adult purchases they'll reluctantly need to make.
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Previously, he reluctantly ceded to key lieutenants such as former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and preserved a deal backed by America's allies.
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But the border guards didn't really give Bikkannavar much of a choice, so he reluctantly handed over his pin to unlock the phone.
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So far this year, Turkey's lira had plunged 30 percent before the government reluctantly moved to let the central bank stop the bleeding.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party was forced to reluctantly back Steinmeier's nomination after failing to find their own candidate to fill the post.
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Acknowledging that there had not been such a winter in Tehran in at least a decade, he has reluctantly settled on option two.
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Trump, who wanted warmer ties with Moscow, opposed the legislation as it worked its way through Congress and signed it reluctantly in August.
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It's far different than 1991, when Ms. Hill reluctantly made allegations of sexual harassment against Judge Thomas during his Supreme Court confirmation hearings.
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Although Donald Trump has taken being a bad president to a seven-day-a-week thing — which, reluctantly, I must say, I respect.
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Once again, Trump had reluctantly deferred to the national security establishment, just as he did on a larger scale with Afghanistan last summer.
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Reluctantly, at the behest of her then-boyfriend, the woman who would later donate the silicone blobs had them implanted into her breasts.
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Then again, I was reluctantly convinced by the conservatives on the court that the judiciary has no business drawing districts instead of politicians.
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We agreed reluctantly, as a temporary measure, since the young man had no real experience, other than occasionally helping his father rake leaves.
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The issue with transferring money arises again, and this time, when they ask if they can pay cash, I reluctantly agree to it.
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Reluctantly, I poked my head under the sink, and there on the concrete slab was a poignant tableau: a still-life with rodents.
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Like many military rulers, Mr. al-Bashir liked to claim that power had been foisted upon him, and that he wielded it reluctantly.
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Wood traces the long, fraught ties between the second and third presidents, and sides almost reluctantly with Jefferson in their philosophical smack-down.
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Riley went on to complete her secondary-school education, reluctantly, at another boarding school, where she sometimes got into trouble and was punished.
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Even when Iran is certified to be in compliance and Mr. Trump reluctantly stays with the deal, he cannot resist adding new sanctions.
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And they have reason to worry about whether the popular sanctions package Trump reluctantly signed in August will be implemented just as hesitantly.
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I lay in bed until my alarm went off before getting up and reluctantly making myself a mug of hot water with lemon.
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The then-governor eventually approved a short-term needle exchange program, the Indianapolis Star reported at the time, but only did so reluctantly.
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Its premiere introduces a Los Angeles officer (Stephen Dorff) who reluctantly assumes the mantle of sheriff after the sudden death of his superior.
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President Donald Trump's administration also did not make public reports required by Monday under the bill he reluctantly signed into law on Aug.
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No one can surmise whether our wonderful secretary of state is being pushed out the door, perhaps before he reluctantly decides to jump.
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Democratic senators huddled to talk over the proposal in a closed-door meeting Wednesday evening, and came out reluctantly hopeful about its prospects.
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This week, a woman who reluctantly threw away a broken lamp stepped outside to find it had been fixed by a kind stranger.
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Many of the film's critics said it reinforced problematic stereotypes — foreign parents with accents, threats of arranged marriage and girls reluctantly wearing hijabs.
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He's actually an officer in Grace Rasmussen's (Toni Collette) husband's district, and she gets him to pull his file for her (though, reluctantly).
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"I took Simon very reluctantly because I was traveling a lot, and I really didn't think I could have a pet," Yosh said.
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I reluctantly revealed mine, as I wondered how this detailed profile of my personality traits and communication style would translate to my colleagues.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — More than 40 years after buying Eng's, a Chinese-American restaurant in the Hudson Valley, Tom Sit is reluctantly considering retirement.
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However, at the urging of the South Korean government, who feared it was impeding talks, President George W. Bush reluctantly lifted the sanctions.
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In almost every episode, Geralt is tasked with taking on some kind of fearsome beast or pulled reluctantly into various violent human squabbles.
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Earlier, Mr. Durbin had reluctantly agreed to cede much of the investigative responsibility to the Intelligence Committee, but he has abandoned that stance.
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When she bled, Sanchez wouldn't leave her home and would reluctantly put on the same blood-stained clothing she wore the month before.
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I reluctantly revealed mine, as I wondered how this detailed profile of my personality traits and communication style would translate to my colleagues.
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"I don't think you're a jerk," she tells Paul, the Nice Guy artist from Montana who reluctantly lets her crash in his van.
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Yet as Gilderoy is reluctantly seduced into the dubious pleasures of grand guignol entertainment, "Studio" plants germs that fester disturbingly in the imagination.
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Reluctantly, Finland complied and covertly recruited the first group of 400 SS volunteers to be sent for training in the spring of 1941.
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Eighteen years later, her eldest daughter, Deya Ra'ad, longs for college but reluctantly considers potential husbands at the urging of her grandmother Fareeda.
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