Republican lawmakers, if you truly repudiate this march and this violence, then repudiate voter-ID laws.
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Is it too much to expect that Trump repudiate them?
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Futurists must repudiate tradition, obliterate its residue, trample its tracks.
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Ukraine has financial and political reasons to repudiate the debt.
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He didn't have to be pushed to repudiate David Duke.
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"Words like repudiate, repel or condemn are not enough," Mrs.
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In some eyes Ian Khama's moves repudiate his father's legacy.
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We need to stand up and repudiate this divisive rhetoric.
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Congress is the only alternative to come out and say we repudiate the President, and, not only do we repudiate him, this does not speak for the United States; this is morally repugnant to us.
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Meanwhile, pressure is rising on key Republicans to repudiate Trump's claims.
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Many Democrats have also called on their colleagues to repudiate Weinstein.
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Was she tempting voters in those three states to repudiate her?
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None had the good sense and the guts to repudiate him.
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He needs to repudiate the conspiracy theories that fuel their bloodlust.
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He did not directly repudiate his previous call for an outright ban.
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Mr Trump launched his mini-surge in part to repudiate Mr Obama.
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Khalaf, who refused to repudiate her Israel-bashing report, has since resigned.
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Clinton has also had to repudiate crucial parts of her husband's legacy.
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And we have to thoroughly debunk it, repudiate it with something better.
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I completely repudiate his views, and his claims are 100 percent false.
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To repudiate the new limits, they brought commerce to a screeching stop.
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Will he go forward with threats to repudiate it and risk isolation?
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The Sunnis are not the only ones who repudiate Baghdad's Shi'ite-dominated government.
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It thus recreates the status quo that the amendment was meant to repudiate.
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I repudiate Russia's effort...and call on all Americans to do the same.
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"We repudiate the use of Venezuelans' pain as a political tool," tweeted Rodriguez.
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Some indigenous groups have long called for the Vatican to repudiate the offending bulls.
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Ryan (and Preibus and Walker) should send a strong signal and repudiate these comments.
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He thanked elected and law enforcement officials for responding quickly "to repudiate" the attack.
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The time to repudiate Trump was at the very beginning of this campaign cycle.
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Occasional statements that do nothing to repudiate Donald Trump's words and actions are spineless.
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But perhaps it could at least figure out a systematic way to repudiate illiberalism.
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"This comes from the top and it couldn't be more clear: Repudiate him, repudiate the remarks, and if you need to go beyond that, then don't hesitate and don't worry," said one Republican strategist working a difficult race for a GOP Senate incumbent.
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Why it matters: Moore has seen most Senate Republicans repudiate him, along with the RNC.
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" Later, though, she defended her initial refute-repudiate hybrid, tweeting: "'Refudiate,' 'misunderestimate,' 'wee-wee'd up.
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The White House called the comment "vile and vicious" and implored TBS to repudiate her.
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And I'm sure it's painful for some of them; they would love to repudiate Trump.
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This was not done to repudiate our past but to be more effective going forward.
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President Trump's remarks today repudiate his forced remarks yesterday about the KKK and neo-Nazis.
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Many Jews fear that the government will never repudiate the cult of the O.U.N.-U.
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While he didn't repudiate what he said, he at least didn't double down on it.
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America's most vulnerable populations became an important means to repudiate the democratic upheaval of the postwar
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Trump blaming his failure to repudiate the hatred & extremism of the KKK on a #BadEarpiece. #NeverTrump.
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Why, beyond a desire to deregulate and to repudiate the Obamas' legacy, were the changes made?
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" Calling on Republican leaders to repudiate Trump's rhetoric, Rabin warned, "Trump's words are not just words.
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The speakers at the Western Conservative Summit will likely showcase that extremism rather than repudiate it.
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Either he doesn't want her to overtake him, or he doesn't want her to repudiate him.
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Let's really repudiate the meanness, the divisiveness, the bullying that we've seen from the other side.
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Barack Obama did not repudiate Roe v Wade; George W. Bush never endorsed Richard Dawkins's atheism.
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Leaders didn't scold or repudiate the birthers in their ranks because they were actively courting them.
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They're also hesitant to support any language that would directly repudiate Trump for the Soleimani killing.
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In particular, the Hammonds' new sentences touched a nerve with far right groups who repudiate federal authority.
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And I repudiate Russia or any other foreign government to interfere and meddle on our Democratic process.
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"Agent Orange refused to repudiate the Klan, the alt-right and the Nazis," he told Hollywood Reporter.
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Others note the appearance of "fake news"—demonstrably untrue claims that the anti-abortionists refuse to repudiate.
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The time has come for Republicans — including Mr. McCain — to repudiate Mr. Trump once and for all.
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If the answers are yes, then we must repudiate any system that transforms legal process into punishment.
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It's also a monumental disservice to anyone who wants to repudiate the administration's squalid thinking on immigration.
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Bannon must quickly decide whether to acknowledge a problem he could not have foreseen and repudiate Moore.
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The impulse to repudiate or correct also fuels what might be termed the call-and-response memoir.
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Perhaps in races where notably reformist Republicans are running, willing to repudiate Trumpism, they should vote GOP.
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" Khan continued: "Isn't it time to repudiate Trump, what he has said, what he has threatened to do?
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There are some Trump supporters who will argue that they are not racist and in fact repudiate racism.
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"We must repudiate all efforts to malign, isolate and impugn Israel and the Jewish people," she said. Mrs.
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"We energetically repudiate this new aggression and cowardly attack," said Evo Morales, Bolivia's president and a fellow leftist.
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The suit contends that Ms. Gersh counseled Ms. Spencer to sell the building and repudiate her son's views.
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His political persona is still informed by that past, even if he were to repudiate those positions now.
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He cannot repudiate any kind of praise, even if it comes from the most despicable people or places.
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Political leaders must repudiate the mythology that they should remain aloof from directing the conduct of military operations.
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Many thought that Trump would embrace isolationism, repudiate American allies and cozy up to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin.
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Republicans have done little to directly repudiate damning evidence from senior officials unearthed by the House impeachment investigation.
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Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears," but called on both parties to "repudiate his words and his conduct.
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Tapper pressed the billionaire businessman several times but he repeatedly refused to repudiate the KKK or its former leader.
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He must repudiate it or this market will go down even more," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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His Iran, North Korea and Middle East polices were launched largely in an effort to repudiate his Democratic predecessor.
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The union's leadership contends that it does not and that it can repudiate the agreement with 60 days' notice.
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Comey has already made clear that he wants senior Justice Department officials to publicly repudiate Trump's unfounded wiretapping claims.
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Threatening to repudiate American government debts could also arguably violate a provision of the 14th amendment of the Constitution.
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But then he'll refuse to repudiate anything that falls into the broader zone of Biden-ness — the un-P.
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Should a post-Trump conservative politics seek to learn something from his ascent or simply aim to repudiate him?
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But that will require the Republican Party and its future leadership to repudiate much of what it now embodies.
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The American people voted to repudiate the Obama administration and the Democrats' failures when it comes to our security.
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"This is unprecedented that he would not certify but yet … he's not going to repudiate the agreement," he said.
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But Hernández does not repudiate the religious icon, instead identifying it as a constituent part of the woman's identity.
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For all these moments and more, Friedman was called upon again and again during his hearings to repudiate his language.
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Their goal followed the tendency of the states in the North to repudiate slavery — at least within their own borders.
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None of these discrepancies seem to bother his followers, who support him for the same reasons his opponents repudiate him.
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Besides, future presidents will be free to ignore or repudiate Mr. Trump's views and his blunt manner of doing business.
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Soon, a majority of women could rise up, repudiate him and at long last create a check on his power.
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So here's what we do, we who repudiate the president-elect's homophobic, misogynistic, anti-immigrant, anti-American message: We organize.
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Some, such as President Mauricio Macri of Argentina and President Michel Temer of Brazil, would not necessarily repudiate that label.
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"I repudiate Russia&aposs or any other foreign government&aposs attempt to interfere or meddle in our democratic process," he said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this commentary incorrectly stated that Donald Trump failed to repudiate his "birther" claim about President Obama.
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Kellyanne Conway has called on Hillary Clinton and other leading Democrats to repudiate the sporadic violence at recent anti-Trump protests.
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They repudiate the media—including this newspaper—for being patronising, partisan and as out of touch and elitist as the politicians.
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That's especially true when you realize Trump's election would essentially repudiate everything this president believes his presidency stood for and accomplished.
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Until Republicans remove him from their ticket and repudiate the positions he has taken, they remain fully complicit in his offenses.
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We are thankful to our elected officials and law enforcement who have acted speedily to repudiate such a horrible hate crime.
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Many whites are part black or Native American and repudiate centuries-old supremacist doctrine that blacks are subhuman beasts of burden.
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He may not survive long enough to see a higher federal court repudiate his unjust prosecution under an unconstitutional regulatory edict.
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Paul Ryan, speaker of the House, seems to change approaches by the day, but as yet does not repudiate Mr. Trump.
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I wrote at the time that it was incumbent on Roberts, as head of the Supreme Court, to repudiate Alito's conduct.
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Were he to publicly repudiate his own running mate, or question his fitness for office, the Trump campaign would be unsustainable.
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Nor was Mr. Trump's CNN interview on Sunday the first time he had been pressed to repudiate his white supremacist supporters.
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" Rush told Burnett he wants members of the House to go further, "to repudiate, to regurgitate, to indeed censure Steve King.
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As Legere and other T-Mobile executives noted at trial, doing so would essentially repudiate T-Mobile' s entire public image.
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Common Sense The bar for a chief executive of a public corporation to repudiate a United States president is extraordinarily high.
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Why doesn't Murray attend more thoroughly to the role of the environment, to history — even if to decisively repudiate their impact?
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Public figures who talk about a social problem in the abstract get pressured to repudiate their associates who contribute to it.
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She was confident enough of her artistic mastery to repudiate it in order to develop a new, unique style of painting.
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Sovereign debtors are usually keen to repay or restructure debt rather than repudiate it, in order to retain access to capital markets.
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" He said those GOP leaders have a "moral, ethical obligation to not worry about the votes but repudiate him; withdraw the support.
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Leaders will discuss a draft resolution co-signed by dozens of SBC leaders to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women.
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Washington (CNN)A Democratic senator called on President Donald Trump Friday to repudiate a White House aide's comment about "dying" Republican Sen.
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They would weaken controls over Wall Street and repudiate both the Iran nuclear agreement and the Paris accords on combating climate change.
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Let us pray that the American people, including those who claim to follow Jesus Christ, repudiate it — today and every day forward.
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There appears to be broad agreement, both on the need to repudiate the Trump administration and the necessity of passing bold reforms.
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By failing to repudiate Trump, Ryan and McConnell have revealed themselves to be pliant men—figureheads rather than stewards of their party.
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Meanwhile, the candidate continues to say disgusting things, and analysts are asking whether down-ballot Republicans will finally repudiate their party's nominee.
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If the justices overturn that decision, will they take the opportunity to repudiate precedent and embrace an overtly more religion-friendly approach?
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"President Trump's remarks today repudiate his forced remarks yesterday on the KKK and neo-Nazis," Trumka said in a statement on Twitter.
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The administration should also repudiate General Hayden's claim that intentionally targeting military-age males near a target is "representative" of United States practice.
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" For this reason — in order to forestall its identification or misidentification (as you please) with poetry — "the Quran was compelled to repudiate poetry.
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These agreements only seemed to hold force until, well, they no longer did, when Pyongyang unilaterally decided to ignore, violate or repudiate them.
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The new report, published Tuesday, indicates that utility providers, like oil and gas companies, were complicit in producing research that they'd later repudiate.
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To acknowledge the facts that are presented in the FTC documents requires Herbalife to repudiate past statements to investors, the media, and regulators.
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" In a statement at the time, McCain said, "Obviously, I find these remarks and others deeply offensive and indefensible, and I repudiate them.
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In response to the report, JBS, the world's biggest meat producer, said the company and its suppliers "repudiate" any use of slave labour.
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Instead, we need to motivate Muslim scholars to repudiate that ideology and to promote alternate "narratives" for young Muslims in their own countries.
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But in the mid-60s, in one of the most famous about-faces in art history, he began to repudiate his own work.
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They are especially worried now that Mr. Trump will in May repudiate the Iran nuclear deal, which Mr. Pompeo opposed from the start.
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Repudiate the fact that black Americans have still not been compensated for the unpaid forced labor that was foundational to white financial stability.
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In response to the report, JBS, the world's biggest meat producer, said the company and its suppliers "repudiate" any use of slave labor.
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A continued rise would repudiate all those stories about how aging caused able-bodied men and women to drop out of the workforce.
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It calls on the SBC to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women, and denounces those who commit or cover up such actions.
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Many tweets focused on Trump's CNN interview on Sunday, when he declined to repudiate an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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Trump has repeatedly ridiculed federal judges who have ruled against him, prompting then-Supreme Court nominee Justice Neil Gorsuch to publicly repudiate Trump's criticism.
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Until then, we must strongly repudiate unethical conduct, burning the bridges linking respected academic research and institutions to practices that coerce, mislead, and harm.
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The court also extended this presumption for the Japanese War Crimes cases culminating with Korematsu, and that choice took almost 75 years to repudiate.
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"President Trump's remarks today repudiate his forced remarks yesterday about the KKK and neo-Nazis," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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The feelings of devotion in these works on paper is intense, even as they repudiate overly proprietary relations between the artist and his imagery.
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Newman, who stars in the amazon series The Tick, was the first actor to publicly repudiate his work with Allen following the Weinstein allegations.
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Instead: When directly asked by David Gregory to repudiate birther conspiracy theories, John Boehner refused to do so while also declining to endorse them.
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Parts of the Democratic draft platform clearly repudiate the tough language their party embraced a generation ago, when their current candidate's husband was president.
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Wade, a precedent that he then voted, in dissent, to repudiate when the opportunity arose during his first year on the Supreme Court bench.
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Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker had a chance to repudiate Representative Ilhan Omar's anti-Semitism forcefully and without equivocation, just as Nancy Pelosi did.
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Those on the left, in their determination to repudiate Trumpism, have become committed to registering every voter, knocking every door, and inspecting every voter roll.
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In 2020, we not only have to repudiate Donald Trump's policies and values -- we have to clearly and firmly reject his view of the Presidency.
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" He told CNN's Jim Acosta those GOP leaders have a "moral, ethical obligation to not worry about the votes but repudiate him; withdraw the support.
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Mr. Trump's words, and the beliefs they reflect, are a national disgrace, and all Americans of conscience need to repudiate his ugly and dangerous comments.
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Washington (CNN)Many Democratic office holders were quick to repudiate disgraced Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein following a bombshell report detailing decades of alleged sexual harassment.
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"I cannot associate with the national march's leaders and principles, which refuse to completely repudiate anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry," Wasserman Schultz wrote.
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Every Democratic presidential candidate will face questions over whether they should use the executive powers carved out by Trump and his predecessors, or repudiate them.
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They repudiate any criticism, yelling, "In your face!" like angry soccer fans at those who dare to say anything that isn't stereotypically optimistic or joyful.
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"Agent Orange refused to repudiate the Klan, the alt-right and the Nazis," Lee told The Hollywood Reporter in reference to Trump at the time.
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He had the opportunity to show the moral leadership that we need," adding, "He would not repudiate the Nazis, the Klan and the alt-right.
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A major concern is that the White House could move to repudiate the Iran nuclear deal, which Mr. Tillerson's designated successor, Mike Pompeo, vehemently opposed.
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Democrats and a handful of Republicans pressed Ms. Haspel to repudiate the program and sought assurances that torture would not be revisited under her watch.
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If Republicans truly wish to repudiate the white supremacists they've admitted (and sometimes welcomed) to their ranks, they need to do more than mouth platitudes.
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Repudiate your own health care bill, which would have led to the deaths of thousands more people than a Dodge Challenger driven into a crowd.
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Second, conservatives who want black Americans to give their policies a new hearing should repudiate policies that on the margins tend to disenfranchise black voters.
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Given how frequently it's been used to repudiate sexism and misogyny, it's ironic that the concept of "canceling" shares its DNA with a misogynistic joke.
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If he were opposed to the war machine that has historically transcended party, would we still repudiate discriminatory policy against him with the same vigor?
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I'm one of your Facebook friends that check with you weekly to see when you were going to repudiate Trump or elements of the campaign.
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And he expressed astonishment that during a television interview Sunday morning, Mr. Trump refused to repudiate the white supremacist David Duke or the Ku Klux Klan.
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Washington (CNN)The New York Times editorial board called on President-elect Donald Trump to "immediately repudiate" bigoted attacks it says are associated with his name.
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In testimony before Congress, Judge Lefkow made a plea to lawmakers: "I ask you to publicly and persistently repudiate gratuitous attacks on the judiciary," she said.
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Mortimers "A" side of the family wanted Richard to provide a statement that would strongly repudiate his previous comments assailing addicts and call the messages stupid.
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By crying "presidential harassment," Trump gets to repudiate the Mueller investigation and take a swipe at Democratic #MeToo supporters, in the space of a single tweet.
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At about noon today, Senator Marco Rubio's campaign sent an email demanding that Ted Cruz repudiate reports of a new wave of false robocalls to voters.
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"I, along with all of his siblings and his entire family, wish to loudly repudiate my son's vile, hateful and racist rhetoric and actions," he wrote.
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It has been the reason it took so long for Republicans running for election this year to repudiate him -- in tight races they need his supporters.
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One order of business is a draft resolution calling on the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S. to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women.
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He claimed that Trump's remarks this afternoon about the violence on "both sides" in Charlottesville "repudiate his forced remarks yesterday about the KKK and neo-Nazis."
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A bid to wrest the party banner away from his hands would risk alienating his fervent supporters, who might then repudiate any subsequent nominee that emerges.
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On Thursday, the Council on American-Islamic Relations called on Trump to "repudiate" the attacks on Muslim women made by people expressing support for his presidency.
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It appears USWNT sought to hasten the process by threatening to "repudiate the agreement" and U.S. Soccer felt it had no other choice but to sue.
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The dialogue began when CNN contributor Kayleigh McEnany called former "Crossfire" host Van Jones to repudiate fears that Trump might create internment camps for illegal immigrants.
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And aside from his desire to repudiate everything done by his predecessor, President Barack Obama, it's really hard to see why he is making this decision.
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" In August of 2018, Miller's uncle denounced him as an "architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country.
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The Republican Party's traditional base in these districts collapsed, with college-educated white voters joining with growing minority communities to repudiate President Trump and his party.
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As their 2020 campaign lurches further left, they increasingly face the reality that their party will repudiate not just today's economic performance but America's economic principles.
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The inquiry, which was commissioned after complaints of sexual harassment and other violations, concluded that the $70 billion company must repudiate its aggressive start-up culture.
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That makes "disavow" perfect to mollify nagging reporters: You demonstrate your willingness to repudiate racists, but in a way that won't actually leave racists feeling repudiated.
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But some governments do repudiate debt in a symbolic rupture with their predecessors: the young Soviet Union shocked the world when it disavowed Tsarist debt in 1918.
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But some in Trump's own party believe he hasn't done enough to repudiate Russia's actions and are pushing him to back a sanctions package Congress is considering.
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He would repudiate the Paris agreement and advance drill-and-dig energy policies that would make the problem of climate change even worse than it already is.
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He'll also take cover with his ultra-loyal political base, rely on Republicans who are too cowed to repudiate him and fog an issue with alternative facts.
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Eric Cantor, a Republican from Virginia and a former House majority leader, warned that Republicans would have to thoroughly repudiate ideas like the Muslim ban after November.
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It is incumbent on democratic governments to stand up for the liberty of the Czech media; they should call on Zeman to repudiate his comments and apologize.
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"This has heightened concerns that Trump will formally repudiate the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran that Bolton is on record as saying was a mistake, " Attrill said.
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When she was selected to be deputy director last year, I wrote that her choice signaled that the agency intended to neither repeat nor repudiate its past.
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By crying "presidential harassment," Trump gets to repudiate investigations into his behavior and take a swipe at Democratic #MeToo supporters, in the space of a single tweet.
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Last week, Obama excoriated Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida - who has a narrow lead over Democratic challenger Patrick Murphy, a congressman - for failing to repudiate Trump.
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So it was heartening to see millions of people take to the polls, repudiate a law with racist roots and give back their neighbors their full citizenship.
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"Until you repudiate Trump, you have lost me," the Connecticut investor wrote to Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus in an email this past June, shared with CNN.
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So, if the party doesn't strongly repudiate Trump — and I think they should have strongly repudiated him from the beginning — I don't see how that party can reform.
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"I, along with all of his siblings and his entire family, wish to loudly repudiate my son's vile, hateful and racist rhetoric and actions," the elder Tefft wrote.
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U.S. President Donald Trump called it "an embarrassment to the United States" in a speech at the United Nations this month, and has suggested Washington could repudiate it.
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" The statement followed an open letter signed by a number of Artforum and Bookforum staff to "repudiate the statements that have been issued to represent us so far.
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In fact, the platform, which among other things seeks to repudiate the right of gays to marry, is considered by many draconian and hostile to the LGBT community.
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Should we not also repudiate the violence of the Antifa when they destroy private property and seek to advance their ideology with physical violence and threats of intimidation?
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In an interview with CNN on Sunday, Trump did not immediately repudiate support from David Duke, a former Klan leader who is also a former Louisiana state representative.
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That decency deficit is what has led a handful of Republicans to repudiate Trump's politics and tone -- and many more did so before he was the party's nominee.
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I know this because, as a Washington Post reporter, I covered some of Farrakhan's speeches in the 1980s, as well as calls for black politicians to repudiate him.
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He has said that he would repudiate last December's Paris agreement on climate change, thereby abandoning America's leadership role in addressing the biggest long-term threat to humanity.
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Last month, however, Mr. Scarborough joined the ranks of other disappointed New York friends by publicly denouncing Mr. Trump for his refusal to repudiate the Ku Klux Klan.
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A White House spokesman later called that comment a joke, though many in law enforcement took it seriously and were quick to repudiate any inappropriate use of force.
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"Atletico regret and repudiate the behavior of the employee who has been promptly removed," said the Belo Horizonte club in a statement after the incident was widely criticized.
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If those who repudiate the agreement should win the 2018 elections on a promise to rescind it, Colombia will face the risk of a new cycle of violence.
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This ethos inverted the European critique of the disobedient American: to repudiate a patriarchal family model was to affirm the goodness of democracy and the greatness of America.
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Australia, Brazil and Canada have seen voters repudiate climate-centric strategies, and the question of "who pays" for climate action has sparked protests like France's "gilets jaunes" movement.
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President-elect Donald Trump has faced mounting pressure to repudiate the alt-right, which has been blamed for inspiring hundreds of incidents of hate speech since his election.
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And, partly protected by his singular place in Egyptian history and letters, he became a thorn in the side of subsequent Egyptian presidents who sought to repudiate Nasser's legacy.
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Either the Trump administration has to publicly repudiate Spicer's comments, humiliating their press secretary and further undercutting his ability to speak for the president (which is his entire job).
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Vivek Katju, a former Indian ambassador to Afghanistan, said he was unsure whether the Pakistani Army was willing to repudiate what he called its "low-intensity war" against India.
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The Trump overture also came a day before the Republican speaker publicly admonished Trump over his failure to repudiate the backing of his candidacy by a white supremacist group.
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"I think it's a little late for him to repudiate racist remarks given that he's stood with someone wearing an anti-Islam T-shirt," Abrams said Monday on CNN.
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By ignoring them—as part of his default effort to repudiate Mr Obama, as he thought—he has pitched America's oldest Middle Eastern alliance into a far bigger crisis.
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That decency deficit is what has a led a handful of Republicans to repudiate Trump's politics and tone -- and many more did so before he was the party's nominee.
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"I cannot associate with the national march's leaders and principles, which refuse to completely repudiate anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry," Wasserman Schultz wrote in an op-ed.
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LET'S NOT GET WACKY: The Hill's Jordan Fabian reports: President Obama rebuked Donald Trump's criticism of his leadership, predicting that Americans would repudiate his "wacky" ideas on Election Day.
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And when the Chinese threaten retaliation and bring suit at the World Trade Organization, we should welcome the opportunity to have China publicly repudiate its anti-free trade practices.
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" The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty said in a statement that "we are deeply disappointed by the Supreme Court's refusal to repudiate policy rooted in animus against Muslims.
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The Board recently acted to repudiate $6 billion in general obligation debt (which is traditionally honored by all states without default) and attempted to claw back prior bond payments.
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And many were outspoken in their calls for urgent action by the House to repudiate Trump and pressure him for a more clear strategy as soon as this week.
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Mr. Pompeo has said Muslim leaders contribute to the threat of terrorism by refusing to repudiate it, although Islamic leaders and advocacy groups have done so repeatedly, and often.
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The Obama foreign policy legacy, though certainly different in superficial style from that of his predecessor, is fundamentally an extension of the reckless interventionism he was first elected to repudiate.
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"Faced with this unfortunate, illegal and outrageous event, we completely repudiate the unjust accusations and, above all, the exposure in the press of an extremely negative situation," the statement said.
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"Because of his track record in spreading such false rumors as he did in Iowa, Senator Cruz should immediately repudiate these calls," Rubio's advisor Joe Pounder said in the email.
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And he once again failed to repudiate the idea that the election has been "rigged," setting an incredibly dangerous precedent that he might not accept the outcome of this election.
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We should be hearing more about these allegations in the coming days as pressure builds on the Clinton campaign to provide better evidence for Mook's insinuation or to repudiate it.
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After using the democratic process to repudiate and vanquish the elite of the Republican Party, he defeated Hillary Clinton, a veritable exemplar of the liberal intellectual class despised by Kristol.
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" Khizr Khan told CNN's Jim Acosta over the weekend that those GOP leaders have a "moral, ethical obligation to not worry about the votes but repudiate him; withdraw the support.
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That may explain why, on top of refusing to repudiate an increasingly offensive and erratic Trump, Ryan has so far declined to stand up for the integrity of our elections.
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The party he gave his life to will repudiate him by nominating a bombastic serial insulter who makes the famously brash former president look like a museum docent by comparison.
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The news comes as advocates have increased pressure on major corporations to repudiate Trump's statements and policies by refraining from donating cash or services to the GOP convention in Cleveland.
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In college, Gadsby studied art history, and in "Douglas" she aims to repudiate what she learned about institutionalized beauty, which, in her view, has no relationship to joy or inspiration.
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It would justify his supporters' faith in his art of deal-making and allow him to repudiate the naysayers with a foreign-policy success he will be able to hail.
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A day earlier, Trump's top lieutenants stepped forward to repudiate the op-ed in a show of loyalty to their incensed boss, who has ordered aides to unmask the writer.
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Other clauses, more attuned to 21st-century problems, affirm Cuba's respect for international law, repudiate terrorism, condemn nuclear proliferation and ban the use of the internet to destabilize sovereign nations.
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Front-running Democrat Bernie Sanders, author of his own, milder leftist revolution, refused to fully repudiate past praise of the Cuban dictator in a "60 Minutes" interview over the weekend.
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In televised debates, Democratic rivals like Julián Castro have pressed his former vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., to repudiate the large-scale deportations carried out under Mr. Obama's watch.
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There was, for one thing, the need to repudiate the first half of the 20th century, during which science textbooks were replete with racial stereotypes and uncritical references to eugenics.
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"We're asking that Liberty University return to its stated values and accept that the pursuit of power is leading it into some dark places, and really repudiate that," Hamann told NPR.
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"If you need to do research on the K.K.K. before you can repudiate them, you are not ready or fit to be president," said Joe Pounder, a spokesman for Mr. Rubio.
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This is and will be a formidable challenge for organizing around progressive candidates — but perhaps not as insurmountable as galvanizing white women to repudiate white supremacy and sexism with their votes.
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As an American, I repudiate Russia's or any other foreign government's attempt to interfere or meddle in our democratic process, and I would call on all Americans to do the same.
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James Comey, the head of the FBI, upset that the president appears to have accused his agency of a serious crime, reportedly asked the Justice Department to repudiate his claim outright.
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The two-day annual convention that began Tuesday will include consideration of a draft resolution co-signed by dozens of SBC leaders to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore on Monday said it would repatriate the chief cleric of a Muslim mosque for offensive remarks targeting Christians and Jews, a decision that aimed to "repudiate divisive speech".
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Burke: While the final document is less explicit in the embrace of pantheism, it does not repudiate the statements in the working document which constitute an apostasy from the Catholic faith.
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"We repudiate the actions of religious and political leaders like Roy Moore who have sought to silence, to cover up, and to be complicit in the sexual abuse," the letter reads.
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There should be no room for doubt about the fact that we roundly abhor these sentiments in our midst, and unambiguously repudiate the violent and evil acts that arise from them.
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But when Mr. Trump's words repeatedly repudiate what is supposed to be official policy, it sows confusion and undermines trust in officials like Mr. Pompeo who try to defend the president.
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" Ms. Sanders never gave an inch, pushing back against her critics and the president's while declining to repudiate Mr. Trump's description of the news media as the "enemy of the people.
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His photographs in "The New West" and in the books that followed do not repudiate grandeur, but they are direct and testimonial, allowing for the uncomfortable truths of the modern world.
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" Adding to the drama, the journal's editor, Sally Scholz, released a statement standing behind the article, calling it "utterly inappropriate for editors to repudiate an article they have accepted for publication.
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And Miriam Amer, the executive director of the Iowa chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, called on Republican Party leaders in the state and nationwide to repudiate the message.
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The Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, who was among the first to castigate the commission's report and call on Mr. Guterres to repudiate it, welcomed Ms. Khalaf's resignation.
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Editorial It's not every day that a nominee to lead a multibillion-dollar federal department uses a confirmation hearing to repudiate his previous pledge to get rid of that very department.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Rigell said.
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Ryan sticks to support for 2016 nominee "This is precisely the kind of moral cowardice that gave rise to Donald Trump," Reid said, calling on McConnell and Ryan to unequivocally repudiate Trump.
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There is the candidate who vowed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, deport all undocumented immigrants, rollback financial regulations, undo the Iran nuclear deal and repudiate the Paris agreement on climate change.
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The trend toward obstruction, he said, has been accompanied by efforts to discredit global institutions like the United Nations and repudiate human rights protections that grew out of the two world wars.
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The Trump campaign contacted Ryan's office late on Monday, a day before the speaker publicly admonished Trump over his failure to repudiate the backing of his candidacy by a white supremacist group.
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Not only has Mr. Zinke shown no enthusiasm for such a strategy, but responding to bleats from some oil and gas interests, he's actually seeking to repudiate much of the Obama plan.
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When will our Republican senators and representatives locate their spines, repudiate Mr. Trump's hate-filled demands, and simply pass legislation to reinstate and regularize the original Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program?
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And once and for all, he must definitively repudiate the support of David Duke and his ilk and call for every American to banish racists and haters from any and every association.
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The Philippines Foreign Ministry said on Thursday if the Chinese government didn't repudiate the actions of the fishing vessels in the vicinity of Thitu, it would be assumed to have directed them.
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Most important, our government should repudiate the development, deployment and possible use of horrific weapons, on which we plan to spend an estimated $4 million an hour in the next 30 years.
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The series of Republican appointees who refused to repudiate Roe, of whom Kennedy is probably the last, represent the disappointment that the Federalist Society, and President Trump, are determined not to repeat.
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And caving to US pressure would force the clerics in Tehran to repudiate the principles of the revolution, which are rooted in hostility to the US and are existential to the regime's survival.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words," Davis said.
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Mr. Pompeo, a former Tea Party congressman from Kansas, described, over several hours before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday, an approach that would repudiate much of what Mr. Tillerson had done.
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Even though he has felt the need to repudiate comments or positions taken by Trump on three separate occasions, the speaker still says he will back Trump if he wins the GOP nomination.
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In as much as mandates are built on promises to do things, Mr Trump pledges to enact policies that repudiate much of what men such as Mr Pence and Mr Ryan stand for.
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"Once and for all, he must definitively repudiate the support of David Duke and his ilk and call for every American to banish racists and haters from any and every association," Romney wrote.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Mr. Rigell said.
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When he spent those twenty-four hours dithering over whether to rent the apartment, I see now that his real choice was whether to repudiate the first and only love of his life.
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Macron, who was endorsed by former President Barack Obama during his recent election win, was laying a bet that Americans will eventually repudiate the President and return their nation to its global role.
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And, in the days before Mr. Trump's inauguration, he called Mr. Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, to repudiate a dossier of memos written by a former British intelligence officer that mentioned him.
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"In 2020, we not only have to repudiate Donald Trump's policies and values — we have to clearly and fully reject, for our own safety's sake, his view of the presidency," Mr. Biden said.
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And on the trail, Mr. Biden has hinted that he intends to propose a criminal justice reform package that would include some measures that would directly repudiate provisions of the 1994 crime bill.
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These draconian penalties, part of Mr. Trump's May 8 decision to withdraw the United States from the 2015 deal to limit Iran's nuclear program, do more than repudiate the approach of his predecessor.
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As this drama unfolds, historians and legal scholars are criticizing aspects of the Loving decision, including the court's failure to repudiate the myth of white racial "purity" upon which Virginia's statute was based.
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To support a bill that would undermine the ability of the blind and others with disabilities to ensure equal access and opportunity would be to repudiate that project and dishonor our shared legacy.
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One thing is clear, though: If his inaugural speech is any guide, Trump will repudiate the policies of his last Republican predecessor at least as strongly as that of his last Democratic one.
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Ms. Haley drew on South Carolina's experience last year with the murder of nine African-Americans in a Charleston church, saying that is exactly the kind of hate that Mr. Trump refused to repudiate.
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During an appearance last week on "The Jimmy Kimmel show," Clinton called the GOP claims about her health a "wacky strategy" -- part of an increased effort by her camp to repudiate the rumor campaign.
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Huffman said last week that he's working on the non-binding resolution to show that Democrats, who just took the House majority this month, are serious about climate change, and to repudiate Trump's decision.
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Clinton is going beyond seeking simply a victory over Mr. Trump, asking voters to strengthen her hand in Congress and repudiate not just Mr. Trump but also Republicans who have accommodated or endorsed him.
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An unrelenting critic of the president, she is said to have grown more interested in the 2020 race as the midterm campaign has unfolded and Democratic women have mobilized to repudiate Mr. Trump's party.
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It would also symbolically repudiate the legacies of every US president from Franklin Roosevelt to George H.W. Bush, who collectively presided over the defeat of authoritarianism in Europe, perhaps America's greatest 20th-century achievement.
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The real prospect of rapidly intensifying conflict with Iran complicates the Democrats' plan to repudiate President Donald Trump for a deadly drone attack on Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani last week without notifying Congress.
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Ms. Haley drew on South Carolina's experience last year with the murder of nine African-Americans in a Charleston church, saying that was exactly the kind of hate that Mr. Trump refused to repudiate.
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It calls for a new royal proclamation (Canada is a constitutional monarchy) that among other things would repudiate two concepts based on papal bulls from the 15th century: the Doctrine of Discovery and terra nullius.
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He also railed futilely against the Fourteenth Amendment, passed overwhelmingly by both houses the year before, which established a federal right of citizenship and equal protection of the laws that no individual state could repudiate.
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It is fine to know that one's own heart is pure, but when you are a leader of the multitude, others need to clearly know that you repudiate racism and bigotry in all its forms.
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"Let me put it this way: If Mayor Bloomberg was our governor, I would not be running," she said, suggesting faint praise for a figure whose reign she helped repudiate with Mr. de Blasio's election.
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But for my money the most powerful — and certainly most vibrant — protest was staged by members of the Congressional Black Caucus, who managed to repudiate the president's despicable comments about Africa without uttering a word.
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These measures share a common vision: They repudiate hard-line policies, target specific areas with high homicide rates and view homicide as a social, educational, economic and cultural phenomenon rather than simply a security issue.
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But the Trump administration was also grappling with the fallout from news that officials high in the White House pushed to repudiate federal forecasters who disputed his claim that Hurricane Dorian put Alabama at risk.
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Holding the course on austerity has been a remarkable turnabout by Mr. Tsipras, who swept to power in 603 as a maverick political outsider promising to tear up the bailouts and repudiate the budget squeezing.
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Since gaveling in this year, legislatures in states that went for Hillary Clinton have proposed a flood of laws or resolutions that mock, challenge or repudiate some of the most controversial aspects of Trump's presidency.
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Under the headline "GOP leaders, you must do everything in your power to stop Trump," the paper's editors exhorted the Republican Party to repudiate the man who is increasingly likely to be their nominee in November.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Davis said.
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The post-war German Federal Republic was founded as an explicitly liberal project to repudiate the crimes of the Nazis' Third Reich, which committed some of history's worst crimes, including the genocide of six million Jews.
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Because nothing about this Republican Party, whose leader now stands ready to repudiate nearly 70 years of security for our European allies under an "America First" banner, even remotely resembles the Grand Old Party of before.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Davis wrote.
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Candidates seeking public office should courageously and forcefully repudiate the hateful rhetoric of the BLM movement and their surrogates and offer substantive ways to invest in our police and rebuild trust with the communities they serve.
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But the willingness by members of mainstream Iranian society to publicly repudiate the narrative of the top judicial authorities is unusual in this country of 80 million, where such behavior can be risky and invite retribution.
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In the normal course of events, his mismanagement of the nation's affairs would be left for the electorate to repudiate, through support of a challenger in a primary race or, failing that, in the general election.
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Because of this, telling your kinfolk he has a gun, which he showed you in confidence, will give them an excuse to do what some of them are inclined to do anyway, which is repudiate him.
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"I vehemently repudiate the irresponsible accusations made by the German network ARD and reaffirm that I never used any artifice that gave me an advantage over my colleagues," he said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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In his torture memos, John Yoo, a lawyer for the Bush administration, notoriously asserted the authority of the commander in chief to violate statutory commands — only to see Presidents Bush and Obama repudiate his extreme assertions.
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"We have a chance to step up and step in, and repudiate Donald Trump and Trumpism," Newsom declared to ringing applause at a crowded rally later Saturday afternoon for Katie Porter, the Democrat challenging Republican Rep.
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He must not just repudiate his religious beliefs externally, but also relinquish his own idea of how he'll serve God, which in turn causes him to wonder whether he is fit to do so at all.
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As he admits, "mainstream populists who repudiate racism tend to reinforce ideas of insiders and outsiders that allow real racists to grow more confident"—an insight confirmed by the spike in hate crimes following the Brexit referendum.
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"His only real promise is a border wall that will serve little more than a symbol to repudiate Latinos," architect and educator Quilian Riano, who is also a "facilitator" for the Architecture Lobby, told me via email.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, who were asked by Khizr Khan to repudiate Trump, issued statements distancing themselves from the GOP nominee's remarks but did not withdraw their support for him.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Thursday condemned comedian Samantha Bee's remark that White House senior adviser and first daughter Ivanka Trump is a "feckless c***," calling on TBS, which airs her show, to publicly repudiate her.
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Despite the constant state of insecurity, many residents believe that drug lords are unfairly maligned by the media, creating a schism between those who celebrate the glamor of illicit activity, and those who repudiate it in silence.
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"We ask the Argentine government to repudiate the practices of Evo Morales, at odds with the law and international public order," Bolivia's government said, adding it had sent a diplomatic letter to Argentine Foreign Minister Felipe Solá.
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Basing the ruling on the 14th Amendment would have been more logical, but it would have required the justices boldly to repudiate decades of rulings that the amendment can be enforced only against actions by the states.
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Hence, Britain chose, quite unequivocally, to repudiate the European Union (it had never joined the common currency), and America under Trump has boldly thrown out its role as global arbiter and instead asserted an "America First" agenda.
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"Having created a natl inflection point of consequence, POTUS must apologize & repudiate the racists," Romney said last August, referencing Trump's controversial comments about the violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. View the discussion thread.
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But key Democrats, including House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, have suggested that it could be included in eventual articles of impeachment, with many in the caucus still eager to repudiate Trump for his misconduct outlined by Mueller.
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And when I hear people like Michael Steele, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, come out and call these concentration camps for kids, I think it is time for the RNC to repudiate that kind of talk.
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Jenner also called the media attention over Donald Trump's failure to repudiate David Duke and the KKK "political B.S." If the Cruz cabinet position doesn't work out, maybe Jenner will join Stacey Dash as a Fox News commentator?
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After all, the United States was founded on the principle that all men are created equal, and it took the American President, the de-facto moral leader of the nation, two days to repudiate white supremacists by name.
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President Donald Trump, in his enthusiasm to repudiate every aspect of his predecessor's administration, bailed out of the Iranian nuclear deal and recruited some of the most virulent critics of Iran to staff its key foreign policy positions.
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Then, there will be pressure from Democrats like Pressley to repudiate Obama's measured style, as well as his repeated deference to the ghost of a bipartisan consensus that had all but vanished by the time he reached office.
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The Mexican government's call adds to growing pressure on Maduro after more than seven million Venezuelans voted in an unofficial referendum at the weekend to repudiate his plans to rewrite the country's constitution and create the new assembly.
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The area's shifting identity has been on vivid display in this election: As Ms. Dhingra went door to door on Wednesday in Duvall, a growing outer suburb built across rolling farmlands, some voters sounded eager to repudiate Republicans.
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And we should not forget that if we are lucky, we will get to the age of those that we repudiate, and we will have failed to teach the next generation the value in taking care of us.
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The most vociferous backers of Andrew Johnson's impeachment understood that an impeachment trial offered them a stage for grand moral drama and a way to formally repudiate Johnson for abetting the resurrection of white supremacy in the South.
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Op-Ed Contributor While President Trump basked in the flattery of Saudi Arabia's absolute monarchy on Friday, about 75 percent of Iranian voters turned out to repudiate an authoritarian populist and re-elect their moderate president, Hassan Rouhani.
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Donald Trump's initial refusal to repudiate former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke — followed by an unconvincing explanation for why he did so — was interpreted by some as a cynical play for racist votes ahead of Super Tuesday.
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At a shopping mall in Fullerton, a hospital worker named Lynn — who declined to give her surname because she did not want to be identified at work — said she wanted to repudiate Republicans but had not picked an alternative.
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"I shouldn't even have to post this as you guys should already know where I stand but If you do not pls know I unequivocally repudiate ANY AND ALL hateful comments against the LGBTQ community," Monáe wrote on Instagram.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Cohen attorney Lanny Davis said.
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There are also serious concerns about North Korea's heightened aggression toward the U.S. And yet, rank-and-file Republicans have had to drop what they're doing to repudiate Trump's remarks on Charlottesville, as have Cabinet members and military officials.
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"I, along with all of his siblings and his entire family, wish to loudly repudiate my son's vile, hateful and racist rhetoric and actions," Pearce Tefft wrote in a letter published Monday on Inforum, about his son Peter Tefft.
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Instead of squeezing bondholders the government may do better by trying to restructure, or even repudiate, its secret loans (one of which is already in arrears and all of which may be unconstitutional since they were not approved by parliament).
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After Reuters explained its findings to Taser, the company sent an alert to law enforcement groups summarizing some of the central points of this series, describing them as "not new" and promising to provide "key resources" to repudiate the reports.
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"And so for the sake of public safety, public reassurance, to magnify Heather's voice, and to repudiate the pure evil that visited us here, I am calling today for the removal of these Confederate statues from downtown Charlottesville," he said.
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But the point was not just to honor the tragic loss of yet another brave American soldier; it was to repudiate the bigotry that had been spewing from Donald Trump's mouth from the moment he announced his candidacy for president.
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Leaving Washington to mourners, Trump flew west and unspooled the kind of brazen campaign trail performance -- tearing at the nation's political and cultural divides and bashing institutions such as the Justice Department -- that McCain planned his final goodbye to repudiate.
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The Kremlin has been preparing for this decision in recent weeks and Putin has been commenting on the doping allegations, inferring that they are the West's attempt to influence their upcoming election, thereby laying the groundwork to repudiate this decision.
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If President Trump declared an emergency, Section Five of the act gives the House of Representatives the right to repudiate it immediately, then pass their resolution to the Senate — which is explicitly required to conduct a floor vote within 15 days.
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"I've seen them point to Western tolerance for homosexuals as a reason why pious Muslims should repudiate Western countries and embrace the Islamic State," said Will McCants, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has written extensively on militant Islam.
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Representative Ilhan Omar, one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress, urged all Muslims to attend Friday Prayers and exhorted people of all faiths to join them to repudiate the white supremacist message of the New Zealand attack.
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The father of a Unite the Right rally participant says he and his family "loudly repudiate" his son's "vile, hateful and racist rhetoric and actions," as he wrote in an open letter published by the North Dakota daily newspaper the Forum.
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"I have watched with dismay and increasing horror as my nephew, who is an educated man and well aware of his heritage, has become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country," Glosser wrote.
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Ever since Donald Trump said McCain wasn't a war hero, there have been calls for McCain to repudiate Trump, since he represents the antithesis of McCain's supposed values—honor, integrity, virtue—and the bastardization of his supposed strength, his beloved straight talk.
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I am hearing more and more instances of the public shaming of anyone who is a Trump supporter or donor, regardless of whether these individuals disagree and repudiate Trump's bigoted words and the hate speech and conduct of his most extreme supporters.
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At the time, U.S. Soccer said that it had brought the action "reluctantly" and only after the executive director of the union, Richard Nichols, threatened to repudiate the agreement — which includes a no-strike clause — during a negotiating session over a new one.
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For supporters, the election often felt like a referendum on gender progress: an opportunity to elevate a woman to the nation's top job and to repudiate a man whose remarkably boorish behavior toward women had assumed center stage during much of the campaign.
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"As much as I would like to sympathize with my fellow journalists, it doesn't strike me as unreasonable to ask them to own or repudiate vile or impolitic things they might have stated in the past," wrote Jack Shafer, a longtime media critic.
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Syria's history of carnage and civil war The Trump administration inherited those failures, and has hastily built upon them, threatening to repudiate international agreements such as the Iran nuclear deal, and breaking from long-held positions, such as the status of Jerusalem.
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" Chuang was not persuaded by the Trump administration's claim that the new travel ban was "cured" of "religious animus," concluding that his various positive statements about Islam did not in "any way repudiate the President's prior intention to impose a Muslim ban.
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" Here's Jared Taylor, a self-described "race realist" who publishes the magazine American Renaissance: "I'm sure he would repudiate any association with people like me, but his support comes from people who are more like me than he might like to admit.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump is moving to repudiate vast parts of President Obama's domestic agenda as he fills his cabinet with conservatives who have long records opposing the current administration on social programs, wages, public lands, veterans and the environment.
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And we implored the court to repudiate its decisions in those cases while affirming their greater legacy: Blind deference to the executive branch, even in areas in which the president must wield wide discretion, is incompatible with the protection of fundamental freedoms.
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As it stands, members of Congress make their own videos and try to get their message out without going through the press, but they aren't trying to repudiate role of the Washington Post or the New York Times or their local media.
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However, if we repudiate our trade agreements with other nations and return to insular protectionism, there is little chance of persuading other nations to join with us in achieving the transition from fossil fuels to clean and renewable forms of energy. Sen.
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This inhumanity, in turn, has driven many liberals — led by the Democratic Party's would-be nominees for president — to repudiate not only the specific evils of Trump's approach, but the entire architecture of immigration enforcement as implemented by, well, the last Democratic president.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump moved to repudiate vast parts of President Obama's domestic agenda as he began filling his cabinet with conservatives who had long records of opposing the Obama administration on social programs, wages, public lands, veterans and the environment.
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Read more " _____ Scott Greer in The Daily Caller: "In spite of the industry rushing to repudiate Weinstein, the moral stain of allowing him to prey on young women for years can't be wiped away with one press statement calling the movie mogul repulsive.
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The artist Ayana V. Jackson uses her own body to repudiate the typical colonialist story by inserting herself in that story as a Black woman whose very presence prompts the viewer to consider those bodies made less visible by 19th-century middle-class portraiture.
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So when President Trump announced yesterday that he plans to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement — and thereby repudiate the sound science linking greenhouse gas emissions to climate change — he imperiled the livelihoods of farmers, ranchers and all those that rely on them.
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Dana said the dispute had no implications for Islamic finance as a whole, but many in the industry worried that it could set a dangerous precedent for other firms to repudiate debts on the grounds that scholars' interpretation of what was religiously permissible had shifted.
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" Mr. Ryan's spokeswoman, AshLee Strong, after Mr. Khan called on Mr. Ryan to repudiate Mr. Trump: "The speaker has made clear many times that he rejects this idea, and himself has talked about how Muslim Americans have made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina, campaigning with Mr. Rubio, drew on her state's ordeal last year with the killings of nine African-Americans in a Charleston church, saying the massacre is reflective of exactly the kind of hate that Mr. Trump refused to repudiate.
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" When confronted with his past statements expressing concerns that the presence of gay and transgender troops could erode military readiness, General Mattis seemed to repudiate earlier comments, saying, "Frankly, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with.
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Not long before the recent attacks in Jakarta, it was here that the world's largest Islamic organization started a global campaign to repudiate extremism and intolerance, from the madrasa named for a local saint who preached a pluralistic, tolerant form of Islam in the 16th century.
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U.S. Soccer said in the court filing that it "reluctantly" brought the action against the union representing the women's team after the executive director of the union, Richard Nichols, threatened to repudiate the agreement and its no-strike clause in a negotiating session in New York.
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"I have watched with dismay and increasing horror as my nephew, who is an educated man and well aware of his heritage, has become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country," wrote Miller's uncle David Glosser.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Correa said a Trump presidency would be better for Latin America, noting that it was during the administration of George W. Bush when populist leaders in several countries rose to power and banded together to repudiate America's arrogant approach to foreign policy.
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If millennials continue to reject careers in oil and gas, swell the ranks of the divestment movement and do everything we can to keep fossil fuels in the ground, Mr. Trump's plan to repudiate the Paris agreement and expand drilling in the United States will become unfeasible.
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Banks and Moulton's resolution also condemns alleged acts of censorship perpetrated by Chinese authorities against doctors and other health authorities and calls for the Chinese government to publicly repudiate rumors that the virus was spread by the U.S. military or that it originated outside of China.
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"I am reaching out to everyone, Republicans, Democrats, independents, everyone who is as troubled as I am by the bigotry and divisiveness of Donald Trump's campaign," she told MSNBC, adding she was asking "fair-minded Americans to repudiate this kind of divisive demagoguery" at the Nov.
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Even when George W. Bush's approval ratings dropped to 25 percent just before the 2008 election, for instance, more than 60 percent of Republicans approved of his performance in office, which limited the incentive of elected officials from the party to repudiate him or his agenda.
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" Lanny Davis, an attorney for Cohen, said in a statement on Tuesday, "We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct.
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"So some of Wittgenstein's readers are made impatient, as though the fluctuating humility and arrogance of his prose were a matter of style, and style were a matter of pose, so these poses repudiate, not to say undermine, each other," Cavell wrote in The Claim of Reason (1989).
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But where are the Republican wise men of today, the patriots who cherish our republic and embrace its foundational values, who believe in global interdependence and American benevolence, who repudiate unilateralism and isolationism and yet who remain vigilant, as Washington wisely said, "against the insidious wiles of foreign influence"?
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Republican leaders across the country have tried to make voting more difficult; to keep some Americans from voting; to interrupt vote counts before they are complete; to gerrymander in the extreme; and now, in Missouri, to repudiate a constitutional amendment approved by 62 percent of the state's voters.
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After publishing his classic "The Betrothed" in 1827, Alessandro Manzoni came to repudiate the book's form, writing that the historical novel was truly neither: It relied too much on invention to meet history's demand for truth, and leveraged too much fact to qualify as a genuine work of art.
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The genius of the Conor Lamb campaign for Congress was that he tapped into this deep public concern about Trump without ever making Trump his issue in the campaign, which eased the way for previous Trump voters to support the Democrat without asking them to directly repudiate the president.
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If Mr. Trump did not repudiate his adviser, the daylight between their words captured the tricky path that Mr. Bolton, 70, a former official in the George W. Bush administration who long occupied the hawkish fringe of the Republican Party, has walked since entering the White House last April.
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Khan's speech was widely hailed as one of the most moving of the DNC, and the Khans followed it up with an appearance on MSNBC's "Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell" on Friday in which Khan called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan to repudiate Trump's comments.
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I believe the best defense against racism and other repugnant views, both on Reddit and in the world, is instead of trying to control what people can and cannot say through rules, is to repudiate these views in a free conversation, and empower our communities to do so on Reddit.
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Given that the benefit was held in Cleveland, we suspected that convention types might show up and we let it be known we were there to support Musicians on Call and that we in fact repudiate every last stitch of the RNC platform and the grotesque that is their nominee.
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ROME — Leaders of gay Catholic groups on Monday praised Pope Francis for saying that all Christians and the Roman Catholic Church owed an apology to gays for previous mistreatment, even as the groups called on the church to take more concrete steps to repudiate past teachings and condemn anti-gay violence.
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"I strongly believe that Trump has not taken sufficient steps to repudiate the hate groups that speak in his name, and — in fact — has explicitly refused the opportunity to tell them to stop their hateful actions, thus tacitly encouraged greater threats and the potential for violence," Weinstein said in an email.
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SAN DIEGO — President Obama portrayed Donald J. Trump as a threat to the survival of the republic on Monday as he beseeched Democrats to repudiate the Republican nominee and his message by turning out in large numbers to elect Hillary Clinton and sweep a tide of Republicans out of office.
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"I have watched with dismay and increasing horror as my nephew, an educated man who is well aware of his heritage, has become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country," Mr. Glosser wrote in the article, published Monday by Politico.
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" He added, "Given that the benefit was held in Cleveland, we suspected that convention types might show up and we let it be known we were here to support Musicians on Call and that we in fact repudiate every last stitch of the RNC platform and the grotesque that is their nominee.
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When I called him on the first day of March, he had just returned from a performance in Hong Kong to Washington, DC, where he was meeting with friends to plan an event tied into the March for Science, a rally intended to raise awareness of scientific research and repudiate President Trump's policies.
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Of all the questions that his leftward critics want to relitigate on the debate stage, this might be the most immediately important: Were Barack Obama's deportation policies (which at their peak removed more people than Trump's) immoral and un-American, a compromise with fascism that liberalism must now repudiate and permanently leave behind?
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The book I am best known for, or only known for, is a novel I am prepared to repudiate: written a quarter of a century ago, a jeu d'esprit knocked off for money in three weeks, it became known as the raw material for a film which seemed to glorify sex and violence.
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Regardless of whether the Justice Department leadership complies, FBI Director James Comey — who has already made clear that he wants senior Justice Department officials to publicly repudiate Trump's claim — will get the chance to do so himself next week when he testifies at a high-profile hearing about Russia's interference in the presidential election.
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In April, shortly before the supreme court considered an appeal by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a former president from the left-wing Workers' Party (PT), against his jailing for corruption, General Eduardo Villas Bôas, the commander of the army, tweeted that his institution "shares the desire of all good citizens to repudiate impunity".
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The second article of censure should repudiate Trump's repeated praise for foreign dictators, his refusal to unequivocally accept that Russia aggressively intervened in our 2016 election, his grotesque attacks against American intelligence services when he compared them to Nazi Germany, and his attacks against our free press, which he called the enemy of the people.
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So it was here on Wednesday, when Mr. Obama joined the leaders of Canada and Mexico at a summit meeting that began as a show of North American solidarity and ended up as an attempt to repudiate the nativist and isolationist currents that are agitating politics in the United States, as well as in Europe.
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By "Leaflets" (1969), Rich has shed formal stricture in favor of organic, free forms and a grave, speech-inflected tone; these poems of her second period profoundly repudiate the imposition of poetic, political and social traditions: The old masters, the old sources, haven't a clue what we're about, shivering here in the half-dark 'sixties.
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Other scholars and I now join the Republican and Democratic politicians who denounced such policies in earlier eras, as well as the millions of marchers standing up for the rights of all Americans, and repudiate in the strongest possible terms any future policies that foster a return to the (unconstitutional) intolerance and inhumanity of these past episodes.
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"I expect America's top diplomat to be a forceful advocate for American values around the world — values like freedom, diversity, equality, and tolerance — and I was disappointed that Director Pompeo did not take the opportunity offered during the confirmation process to repudiate some of the extreme views he expressed during his time in Congress," Warner said.
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An arms-control group is pressuring President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to repudiate comments he reportedly made claiming he's fine with a nuclear arms race.
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Fox News reports that D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 85033C) announced it will join a complaint filed in June with the city's Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration against the Trump hotel, arguing that president's "long history of telling lies" and "failure to abide by the law and to repudiate associations with known criminals" were grounds for the license's cancellation.
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Why would he want a science adviser telling him that the link between climate change and the burning of fossil fuels is incontrovertible, that he should stick with the Paris agreement on climate change, that it's a grave mistake to repudiate every one of President Obama's efforts to slow the dangerous warming of the earth's atmosphere?
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In a sense the debate reproduces the larger argument about whether a post-Trump conservative politics should seek to learn something from his ascent or simply aim to repudiate him — with Cass offering a reform conservatism that effectively bids against Trump for populist support, and his critics warning that he's conceding way too much to Trumpist demagogy.
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In "Carson Is New Sign Trump Plans to Govern From the Right," Michael D. Shear writes: President-elect Donald J. Trump is moving to repudiate vast parts of President Obama's domestic agenda as he fills his cabinet with conservatives who have long records opposing the current administration on social programs, wages, public lands, veterans and the environment.
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I anticipate Congress will, like last year, and particularly in light of the midterm elections this fall, repudiate the Trump administration's heartless attempt to decimate one of the pillars of the civil rights movement, which is fair housing, a social movement in a long lineage of movements to make America greater again and to create a more perfect union.
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In a really striking moment, Trump seems to repudiate his own policy toward Iran, disavowing any interest in getting foreign countries to crack down on trade with a country that he's accused of all manner of misdeeds: BARTIROMO: Do you think they're going to get Europeans to support you in terms of sanctions, in terms of not selling technology to Iran?
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But the businessman's penchant for making off-color and stunning remarks -- the latest when he initially refused to repudiate David Duke on CNN's "State of the Union with Jake Tapper" -- have made top Republicans downright fearful that he could be detrimental to their hopes of retaking the White House, keeping the Senate and effectively filling the ninth spot on the Supreme Court. Sen.
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Sen. Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) called out President Trump on Sunday for being "unwilling" to call out and repudiate white supremacists and neo-Nazis by name.
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But one last factor may propel a Passion sequel to be the "biggest movie of all time": "Evangelical" has become synonymous in some circles with a political leaning, and because of the heightened political nature of discussions around culture, going to see a sequel might be seen as a small-p political act as well — a way to repudiate godless, liberal, secular Hollywood.
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While the tax reform measure is highly controversial, saw long-time fiscal conservatives repudiate their past as deficit hawks and is branded by Democrats as a massive giveaway to the rich at the expense of the middle class, it will rate as a significant victory for Republicans when the House and Senate versions are combined and sent for Trump's signature.
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The Roosevelt Institute's Felicia Wong, who relies on Hughes as a senior adviser as well as a funder, positions him and ESP as central in a broader effort to repudiate neoliberal economics — rejecting a focus on markets and privatization ahead of building government capacity — and craft an economic agenda that can be bolder and leftier than what the Obama administration achieved.
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The public commitment to oppose President Obama in all things and at all costs; the subservience to the National Rifle Association despite overwhelming public support for reasonable regulation; the immunity to the science of climate change; the reluctance of the Republican leadership to repudiate the Trump candidacy — these are unprecedented forms of partisanship that have no counterparts on the left.
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What's at Stake Had Donald Trump spent an entire year scouring the country for someone to weaken clean air and clean water laws and repudiate America's leadership role in the global battle against climate change, he could not have found a more suitable candidate than Scott Pruitt, the Oklahoma attorney general, whom he picked on Wednesday to run the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"We may see the election of a Eurosceptic prime minister who wants to repudiate the withdrawal agreement and go for no deal or we may even see a new British government that wants to see a closer relationship with the EU and goes for a second referendum," Varadkar told Ireland's Virgin Media News after Theresa May on Friday said she would quit as UK prime minister.
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Instead, he still refused to repudiate Russian dictator Vladamir Putin and Russia's role in cyber espionage, he doubled down on his attacks against his accusers and showed no contrition for his mistreatment of women (a voting block he's tanking with and needs if he has any chance of winning) and most damagingly, would not commit to accepting the results on election night if he lost.
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By granting a known hate preacher airtime on state television, Doha was violating then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's 2014 Jeddah Communiqué, in which America's Arab allies pledged to "repudiate" the "hateful ideology" of the Islamic State and other violent extremists.
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Democratic pollster Nancy Zdunkewicz said Monday that Democrats do not need to win both the House and Senate next month in order to repudiate President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's first two years in office.
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Doing so would not only effectively repudiate the rising credence of taxing the rich into oblivion; it would undo all of the work that the Trump presidency has done to demonstrate how little merit resides in the billionaire class and how foolish it is to expect someone so hell-bent on accruing wealth to be a good steward of the state and the public trust.
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At the time, U.S. Soccer said it had brought the action only after Richard Nichols, the executive director of the union, the Women's National Team Players Association, threatened to repudiate the agreement during a negotiating session over a new C.B.A. Coleman's decision merely ensures that the current agreement will remain in force until a new one is negotiated, but it does not mean there will not be a work stoppage.
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While Kansas and Maine may represent too small a sample to validate Cruz's claims that the race is now a two-man affair, it is clear that his win will be parsed for signs that it represents the stirrings of a backlash against Trump, after the billionaire became embroiled in a controversy he was slow to repudiate the Ku Klux Klan, and introduced a vulgar note into a Republican debate on Thursday night.
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But we interpret the result as though it reflected the national intention, a collective decision by the people to rally behind R., and repudiate D. Even when the winner receives fewer votes than the loser, as in 2000 and 2016, we talk about the national mood and direction almost entirely in terms of the winning candidate, and as though the person more voters preferred had vanished, his or her positions barely worth reporting on.
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He further adds that, "I believe the best defense against racism and other repugnant views, both on Reddit and in the world, is instead of trying to control what people can and cannot say through rules, is to repudiate these views in a free conversation, and empower our communities to do so on Reddit," putting the onus of refuting, educating, or ignoring hateful, low-value users on the very people they seek to demean and abuse.
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Yet his angry rants caught the mood of a Brazilian electorate sick of an endless corruption scandal that has reached to the far corners of the establishment, rampant street violence and economic dislocation, all of it indiscriminately and often unfairly blamed by many Brazilians on the left-wing Workers' Party, known as PT. The eagerness to repudiate anything PT — and the political class as a whole — overrode all other considerations, like Mr. Bolsonaro's total lack of preparation.
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Does Pence want to spend the rest of this campaign, and potentially the next four years, being asked to defend or repudiate views and actions by Trump that have been anathema to leaders of the democratic world, and to military and intelligence leaders who for generations have risked their lives, limbs and at times careers to protect America and the free world from the evils Trump either sympathizes with or makes much more likely by his presence as nominee or election as president?
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" Glosser's op-ed, published Monday in Politico, blasts Miller for being an "Immigration Hypocrite," and details his Jewish ancestors' decision to flee Antopol in the early 1900s, a village whose Jewish population was decimated during the Holocaust during World War II. Glosser writes, "I have watched with dismay and increasing horror as my nephew, an educated man who is well aware of his heritage, has become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country.
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So far the experience of being screamed at hasn't made him repudiate his support for new gun measures; perhaps, indeed, it has helped concentrate his mind on the political reasons that he should support them, while providing an example for activists in other states to use to shame their own Republican representatives for their ties to the N.R.A. Meanwhile Rubio's approval rating in Florida is not exactly great, and while his next election is a long way off, he's precisely the kind of Republican who needs to be defeated to build a Democratic supermajority.
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Not so for the party's most recent leaders: Secretary Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 28500:6900 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 MORE, Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore22019 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE all supported the death penalty in some cases, and President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE did not repudiate it.
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