But it seems doubtful Trump will rise to the occasion.
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Bernie Sanders fell flat, failing to rise to the occasion.
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Some presidents rise to the occasion when a crisis emerges.
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"I think you'll see Republicans rise to the occasion," Rep.
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"Now is the time to rise to the occasion," he said.
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So far, it hasn't shown it can rise to the occasion.
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Even under pressure, Hayden is excited to rise to the occasion.
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Can Donald Trump rise to the occasion and lead this great nation?
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It is critical that politicians of all ideologies rise to the occasion.
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They failed to rise to the occasion and handle these issues seriously.
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Greg Abbott endorses Ted Cruz Can Marco Rubio rise to the occasion?
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Now lawmakers should rise to the occasion and stand up for equality.
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And we citizens also have to rise to the occasion. Rising. Healing.
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Could I rise to the occasion, despite a lifetime of non-singing?
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Give a woman a chance, and watch her rise to the occasion.
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You must rise to the occasion and accept the beauty around you.
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Here are a few candidates who could rise to the occasion today.
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They can choose to fall to his level, or rise to the occasion.
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When he won the election, I hoped he would rise to the occasion.
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Not many are willing to bet that Trump will rise to the occasion.
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Much of the media did indeed rise to the occasion over the weekend.
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I'd say I didn't rise to the occasion of being a good cheerleader.
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And in so doing, I believe the company needs to rise to the occasion.
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She's a full-blown member of the coven, and must rise to the occasion.
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"Good hitters are going to rise to the occasion," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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My students are dedicated to changing their lives and they rise to the occasion.
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But he's an Olympian, so I know he's ready to rise to the occasion.
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It's in our nature to rise to the occasion and come to their aid.
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We want to... show people what we are capable of, rise to the occasion.
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"Corker called Tillerson an "inspired choice," and predicted he would "rise to the occasion.
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"I think good players are just able to rise to the occasion," Eberle said.
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Our presidents time and again have called on us to rise to the occasion.
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For a president, every day is a new challenge to rise to the occasion.
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Americans need leaders who rise to the occasion, not worry about their own pocketbooks.
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But will the government rise to the occasion created by the Yellow Vests movement?
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Not that anyone, at this stage, expected the president to rise to the occasion.
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Everything we do has these moments in mind, and we rise to the occasion.
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"I think he's proven himself unable to rise to the occasion," Corker told CNN.
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We ask our partners to rise to the occasion for this last moral task.
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It's more proof that the player has been able to constantly rise to the occasion.
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Through my life experiences, I have had no choice but to rise to the occasion.
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It's not enough to simply arrive in New York; you must rise to the occasion.
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"The president has failed to rise to the occasion in fulfilling his duties," Anonymous intones.
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If Trump does not rise to the occasion, the cause of the students is just.
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The interesting thing about the All Stars fighter is his ability to rise to the occasion.
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We've got other guys who are extremely capable so they just gotta rise to the occasion.
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But I always knew that if given the chance the Carolina would rise to the occasion.
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Our political leaders need to rise to the occasion and restore bipartisanship in their oversight inquiries.
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The voice actors rise to the occasion, often portraying multiple emotions in a single, ruminative monologue.
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In between he's been busy pumping for Republican candidates and failing to rise to the occasion.
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In these trying and terrifying times, the public needs its government to rise to the occasion.
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There is too much at stake and we have confidence that if we are able to propose something that is in the best interest of the Palestinian people, the leadership will ultimately rise to the occasion or they will be forced to rise to the occasion.
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The porn market will no doubt rise to the occasion and meet this new Switch-inspired demand.
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His previous experience gives him optimism that new people in leadership positions can rise to the occasion.
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Only a few soldiers rise to the occasion to try to stop the things that are happening.
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It's part of the experience too, it's mentally trying to rise to the occasion and finish it.
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Both dick jokes don't really rise to the occasion (heh), but at least things are getting silly.
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A world waited to see if in a crisis, an unscripted Trump would rise to the occasion.
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"Indiana should've beaten Cleveland last year but didn't because the greats rise to the occasion," said Miller.
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Between now and Election Day, let's hope someone can meet this moment and rise to the occasion.
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But startuppers don't back away from a potentially life-changing opportunity — they rise to the occasion, amirite?
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Thurgood rapidly takes the lead while slyly poking and strategically prodding Sam to rise to the occasion.
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They too have to rise to the occasion and recognize that their position enables them to help others.
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"You have to rise to the occasion," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said of facing his team's bitter rival.
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I knew blue was going to be hard to accomplish but I wanted to rise to the occasion.
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They assumed, or at least hoped, that he'd rise to the occasion and the demands of the job.
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So people are going to have to rise to the occasion," Klobuchar said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Her strategy is to proceed in public as if the candidate is certain to rise to the occasion.
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"I'll rise to the occasion, when it is time," said Gatlin, who praised the semi-final winning teenagers.
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"People are really trying to rise to the occasion," said Kirsten Anderson, Roq La Rue's owner and founder.
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In the meantime, we will continue on with the faith that our nation can rise to the occasion.
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Simon Goffin, Pavlyuchenkova's coach, said he knew Collins could rise to the occasion of an opponent like Kerber.
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The fact Old Miles does not immediately rise to the occasion upon viewing his nightmarish competition is key.
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Yo didn't rise to the occasion, but the applications and influence of push notifications has been growing ever since.
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I had surface moments of doubting myself, but the deep voice within knew I could rise to the occasion.
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When someone is held accountable for what could result in something negative, they will often rise to the occasion.
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The question before them is whether they can now rise to the occasion and prove to be unifying forces.
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For those who were hoping Trump might rise to the occasion, it's likely that turning point may never come.
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There are three reasons to believe that FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and his team will rise to the occasion.
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That is why we are asking President Trump to rise to the occasion and hold the Gulf carriers accountable.
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That's how you make the best out of a gory mess of a breakup: you rise to the occasion.
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We know firsthand that it can be hard to do, but we urge today's members to rise to the occasion.
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The voices that rise to the occasion here do so because they are stronger than the platform they've been given.
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This is me, my family, my employees, everybody counted on me to rise to the occasion and make it happen.
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UFC will no doubt look for a fighter of a similar elk to step in and rise to the occasion.
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Photos of rescuers and stories of heroism reminded us that when the chips are down, Americans rise to the occasion.
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I wondered if I'd have it in me to rise to the occasion if I did see a major display.
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Many companies are already trying to rise to the occasion to make even more of the products patients will need.
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Goldfein to commanders: 'Rise to the occasion' during coronavirus crisisBack home, Matt began listing the hoarded Chattanooga inventory on Amazon.
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America, young among countries, can rise to the occasion and master the contagion now flowing in its blood and soul.
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Democracy does not necessarily need principled democrats, but it does need determined political leaders who can rise to the occasion.
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This is a time for us all to rise to the occasion and come to the aid of our country.
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She would choose instead to rise to the occasion, and be there for the people who need and rely on her.
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It's true that as problems arise — flu, drug overdoses, Hurricane Maria, school shootings — Trump invariably fails to rise to the occasion.
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"I always thought that once he understood the weight of the office, he would rise to the occasion," this friend says.
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We have to rise to the occasion, and not shrink away from it, even when it's hard, especially when it's hard.
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YOU KNOW, AFTER I WAS SAYING ARE YOU REALLY TAKING THIS GAME OUT AND THEN HE DID RISE TO THE OCCASION.
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Previous presidents, while imperfect, always seemed to set politics aside and rise to the occasion during national calamities or natural disasters.
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In fact, it is the moment to rise to the occasion by helping to support a UN fit for today's challenges.
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It is up to Congress — evidently not this one, maybe the next — to show that it can rise to the occasion.
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Once Cavanagh steps back and gives her daughter the space to try to save herself, Katie does rise to the occasion.
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Not only did he personally rise to the occasion, he was able to mobilize a constituency of distinguished public health activists.
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T-mobile, for example, ran a series of spots last year offering free giveaways, which didn't rise to the occasion creatively.
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It accepts my shortcomings, but never fails to rise to the occasion for those moments when I'm capable of transcending them.
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It's a real shame that this likely final season could not rise to the occasion of such a great character and actor.
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I need to rise to the occasion and be a woman defined by my own actions, not by the actions of men.
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" "During a time when we needed independent voices in government to check the CIA's actions, Bradbury failed to rise to the occasion.
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Let's all rise to the occasion and protect our security, our continent, and all that we hold dear, all of our freedoms.
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And let's stop waiting for them to rise to the occasion; it's becoming clearer and clearer that most of them never will.
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He will rise to the occasion, as he has done in the past, and the kingdom will be better off for it.
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As the two sensates stutter over their responses, Nomi and Sun rise to the occasion, taking the mic for Capheus and Lito.
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As Kelly began her new career at NBC, I was curious and open-minded about whether she would rise to the occasion.
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"If we don't rise to the occasion, we will be living with the lasting effects of Trumpism for 40 years," he said.
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If it were ever needed again, we would have no excuse to not rise to the occasion the same way they did.
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Or just maybe we'll rise to the occasion: With the flood upon us, we, too, will learn how to build dikes together.
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In times of crisis, the American people need leaders who will rise to the occasion, not sink to their own mercenary interests.
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But Matthew said in a conference call that she is backing Pettersen, a 15-times LPGA winner, to rise to the occasion.
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Samsung set a nearly impossible engineering battle for itself, so it's not really a surprise that it couldn't rise to the occasion.
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The only positive is that this gap in the market has encouraged inclusive new indie brands to rise to the occasion — like Koyvoca.
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PHEVs, as they're known, face an inevitable death as fully electric options rise to the occasion, drop in price, and become more mainstream.
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It's possible that Mr. Trump will someday similarly rise to the occasion, but so far the evidence mostly points in the opposite direction.
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Her work here consists of texts that gesture in the direction of poetry but never actually rise to the occasion of being poetic.
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We must learn to defend ourselves so that when Donald Trump or any other bully taunts us, we can rise to the occasion.
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During national crises, we count on presidents to rise to the occasion, to mobilize and galvanize, and to lift us from our fears.
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At home, Lukach is Giulia's primary caregiver, one whose heroic rise to the occasion does not preclude moments of frustration and even rage.
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"We have to rise to the occasion, and not shrink away from it, even when it's hard, especially when it's hard," it said.
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We can't count on our national leaders to welcome the stranger and protect each of us, so we must rise to the occasion ourselves.
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The notion that some players rise to the occasion while others wilt under pressure is not necessarily only the stuff of hagiographic nostalgia films.
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Even our silliest characters of color, like Rainbow on black-ish, rise to the occasion and fight for what's right when faced with injustices.
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All I want now is to see Wayne, the only guy who can give Jay a run for his money, rise to the occasion.
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"I'm happy about my game... I've been able to rise to the occasion and play a really good match," 34-year-old Federer said.
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But Trump makes it clear on a daily basis that if we ever do, there's no way he's going to rise to the occasion.
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This time, however, Georgia's defense would rise to the occasion, with Quay Walker sacking Nix on fourth down to send the Bulldogs to Atlanta.
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But like Peter Rodino before him, this chairman of the Judiciary Committee seems ready to rise to the occasion when the times demand it.
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If Trump fails, as he almost always does, to rise to the occasion, a great many Americans will see their lives blighted, perhaps permanently.
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If there's one thing that has followed Davis throughout his long career, it's this ability to rise to the occasion and challenge his fans.
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The role has layers to explore, and the results aren't always pretty, but it's continually gratifying to see a dancer rise to the occasion.
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It is high time for Congress, and particularly the Senate, to rise to the occasion on matters of war and peace as discussed below.
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It is time for states to rise to the occasion, mobilize resources, and campaign Congress and the Trump administration for a more reasonable approach.
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Serhant has seen first hand that his success translates into his team's success because those watching him naturally want to rise to the occasion.
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He's a bit of wish fulfillment for the kinds of people who imagine themselves able to rise to the occasion without ever practicing for it.
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Playing the role of historian and broadcaster, I really take this annual reminder as an opportunity to rise to the occasion of the quiet work.
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The thing is, your friends and family members can't always to rise to the occasion when you need some extra help reaching your health goals.
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My hope is that every member of the Senate and House, and every Supreme Court justice, will rise to the occasion at this dangerous moment.
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It must now rise to the occasion and come up with a consumer psychological stimulus to spur consumer spending in order to revive the economy.
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Some scenes rise to the occasion, but Mr. Bynum makes his influences so clear that "Hot Summer Nights" could use fewer references and more originality.
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First, it is clear that, as the stakes get higher, virtually all of the candidates can rise to the occasion and bring their A-game.
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" We anticipate not being able to "'get through it,' rise to the occasion, exhibit the 'strength' that invariably gets mentioned as the correct response to death.
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SELENA GOMEZ BBC Radio 1 host Nick Grimshaw challenged Gomez to remember years' worth of past lyrics and, well, she didn't exactly rise to the occasion.
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"I think finding someone you truly don't have to change for – not even a single part of you – makes you rise to the occasion," she says.
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Republicans and Democrats must now rise to the occasion and bring meaning to their platforms by taking affirmative steps to solve problems both are committed to.
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And now Allied, which seems to have been made on a relatively modest budget considering the scope of the story, and sees Zemeckis rise to the occasion.
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"We're just waiting to see if Mattis will rise to the occasion and tell the President to leave the tactics to those who know what they're doing."
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And both of them rise to the occasion, although Young Thug grabs the spotlight by twisting his voice in an odd new shape that he hasn't before.
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Yes, we certainly get the standard "We need a hero like you" pep talk from Heard as she encourages a disenchanted Aquaman to rise to the occasion.
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" He added: "My sense is you are going to rise to the occasion, that you are going to demonstrate that you are, in fact, an inspired choice.
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And it won't, but only if leadership is willing to rise to the occasion and not be trapped by the narrow, selfish political pressures of the moment.
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"Someone once told me that in any given situation, you are probably not going to rise to the occasion," a Marine scout sniper, now an instructor, explained.
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Unfortunately, unlike a business that can file for bankruptcy, if Trump does not rise to the occasion, it is the United States of America that will pay.
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Like the generations of Americans who came before us, let's rise to the occasion and use our moment in history to solve problems, rather than point fingers.
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If it does not quite have the potential of St.-Joseph to truly excel, it certainly can rise to the occasion of solid, pleasurable wines of place.
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"Twenty years ago, there was a feeling of historic gravity here and we needed to rise to the occasion," Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said.
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Corker said Trump is "debasing" the country and is "not going to rise to the occasion as president," a sentiment he expounded upon in multiple television interviews.
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The tweaks mostly freshen the material, distilling the original texts into the story of an underprepared rich kid, forced to rise to the occasion and become a leader.
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Obama must get off the bench, rise to the occasion, join the fight, and act like the leader I fervently supported in 2008 and 85033. Now. Today. Immediately.
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The tax debate is also a test for the Democratic leadership to rise to the occasion, as they did in reaching agreement with Ronald Reagan three decades ago.
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President Trump is on board and the American people widely support it, so will Congress finally rise to the occasion and pass legislation that serves the national interest?
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We may not always rise to the occasion to hear one other well, but deep, at the core, there are far more decent people, than dopes and evil.
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Some colleagues believe he lacks emotional intelligence and fear he would struggle to rise to the occasion should he be forced to step into Johnson's shoes, Balls wrote.
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During hard stretches like these and other crisis situations, our first responders rise to the occasion with one goal in mind: to save lives and protect our communities.
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" McConnell stopped short of directly calling on the Senate to acquit Trump, but stressed that he thought the chamber must "put this right" and "rise to the occasion.
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We've watched her rise to the occasion and then some, taking her role as the president's wife and turning it into a bona fide leadership position of its own.
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"Looking back at my career path and the opportunities I've been given, I think I've shown my abilities to rise to the occasion," Gillies said, according to team's website.
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A lot of bready puns ensued — the bacon, egg and cheese sandwich told me he "kneaded" me, and I told him I hoped I could rise to the occasion.
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If the World Health Organization did not rise to the occasion, I think we would have a pandemic of major proportions that would have engulfed all of the earth.
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So if we can, as Macron has suggested, come to perceive today's crisis as a war, we will rise to the occasion as we have done in the past.
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I'm wondering if Democrats will be able to rise to the occasion by scooping up moderate Republicans with a return to the New Democrat-style politics of the 1990s.
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Ms. Nottage, a Pulitzer Prize winner for "Ruined," is writing at the peak of her powers, and the superb cast and the director, Kate Whoriskey, rise to the occasion.
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"We are not VA cheerleaders, but we do work with them every day to make sure they do rise to the occasion and take care of veterans," he said.
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In a televised morning address on the eve of the vote, Buhari asked Nigerians to "cast aside doubt and have faith that INEC will rise to the occasion" on Saturday.
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"Well, you know, after he was elected president, it was very much my hope that he would rise to the occasion, rise to the mantle of the office," Romney said.
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"The W.H.O. doesn't interact in public debate or criticize our member states in public," Dr. Ryan said on Wednesday when asked which countries had failed to rise to the occasion.
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Facing equal parts potential and skepticism, there is a huge opportunity for the entire industry to rise to the occasion and truly deliver on the promise of digital health innovations.
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I won't be shocked to see Anderson rise to the occasion, but I also won't be shocked to see him do exactly what he did last year, which was completely stink.
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"I was one of those - that hoped he would rise to the occasion as president and aspire to lead our nation instead of divide it," he told reporters at the Capitol.
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But his ignorance of the internet's bias toward surveillance -- if not feigned -- is a glaring reason to doubt if he can rise to the occasion when it comes to self-regulation.
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And it makes sense that Wayne would rise to the occasion by "dropping English" and getting academic, weaving together references to Adam and Eve alongside ones to Onyx and Sticky Fingaz.
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"The government and the judge have an opportunity here to recognize that Chelsea is incoercible, and therefore must be released, and I certainly hope they rise to the occasion," she said.
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The result looked weird (with Mr. Owens, it often does), but the Mr. Snuffleupagus headgear made everyone smile, and the point was compelling: Rise to the occasion, don't sink to it.
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"The positive side of all this is that you could see the team managed to rise to the occasion and managed to get a draw... that's a very good reaction," added Pekerman.
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Which is to say: If we sometimes rise to the occasion of, say, fighting propaganda, it's because we're drawing from a deep camaraderie that has developed over thousands of more mundane interactions.
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But right now, Democrats need a brawler willing to use every tool at her disposal to stop America's descent into autocracy, and Pelosi has so far refused to rise to the occasion.
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On the other side of his ability to shock his prosperous opponents is Diaz's frustrating habit of failing to the rise to the occasion just when he sees on the cusp of greatness.
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But DAMIAN LILLARD, Notable All-Star Snub and the last goddamn human being left in this shit, is a player who, even if he's not perfect, always seems to rise to the occasion.
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If Trump or any of his supporters refuse to accept the results or threaten or condone violence, Republican leaders must rise to the occasion, joining forces with Democrats in unambiguously denouncing such behavior.
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If you want to stand out from the pack, a crazy pair of running socks is the perfect way to do so, and the Zensah Limited Edition running socks rise to the occasion.
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Or, under the guidance of aides like national security advisor H.R. McMaster, will the president rise to the occasion and offer solidarity and assurance to an American ally suffering from a heart-rending tragedy?
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Even in singles, the one Ryder Cup format where he had a good record, Woods could not rise to the occasion, losing for the first time since his debut against Costantino Rocca in 1997.
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At a time when millions of people are relying on Amazon almost as they would on a government service, it has altered its operations in many ways to attempt to rise to the occasion.
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His commitment, along with the significant outpouring of private financial support, reaffirms a history worth preserving, advances enduring values, expresses hope for the future, and provides confidence in our ability to rise to the occasion.
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It's taken far too long for Congress to recognize the struggles of the working families who make our country run — let's hope they rise to the occasion to finally put the needed supports in place.
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" It's not clear the musicians involved understand Mr. Johnston's current level of impairment, which appears more pronounced than it had been in the past, but Dick has confidence his brother "will rise to the occasion.
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Then, when a string of hurricanes hit Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and more two years late, leaving many without food, shelter, water, or power, LuminAID was once again ready to rise to the occasion.
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Finally, though, Raymer does rise to the occasion, tracking down a hit-and-run driver and putting an end (with an ophidian exclamation point) to the criminal career of one of the book's more unsavory characters.
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I sat down to watch Wednesday's prime-time Oval Office speech hoping that President Trump would rise to the occasion by sounding confident, well-briefed and very much in command in his country's hour of need.
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Their role as a safe deposit box for our cash will continue, but consumers' rising standards will force them to rise to the occasion, ensuring a best-in-class experience is a core component of their offering.
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And while it can be argued that entertainment and fashion are separate, the result could be a complex world where characters rise to the occasion based not on the smarts of the writer but of the cast.
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To me, whether he can successfully navigate the ongoing bumps in the road and stay the course of reform or not depends on whether he has the necessary attributes of a leader to rise to the occasion.
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Every time cybercriminals get a little more sophisticated, our defenses rise to the occasion and take another step forward to stay just out of reach — which is why it's so important to regularly update hardware and software.
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Tennessee is no pushover, but I think the Browns rise to the occasion on Sunday and prove to the home crowd that yes, the hype is real, we have entered into a new era of Cleveland football.
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Schroder helps Hawks stave off Suns ATLANTA — With his team missing three starters and on the brink of losing for the eighth consecutive game, it was an optimum time for Dennis Schroder to rise to the occasion.
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Instead, they failed, quite spectacularly, to rise to the occasion — turning their furious defense of the nominee into an illuminating microcosm of the disregard and disrespect for women that have become hallmarks of Mr. Trump's Republican Party.
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Both starting pitchers, Moore and the Cubs' John Lackey, arrived Tuesday having established almost immediately in their careers that they could rise to the occasion on a playoff stage — and they did so with Maddon on their bench.
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While the United States faces new crises of equity and violence here and abroad, our ability to rise to the occasion of justice rests upon the brick and mortar of every road, town, and corner of this country.
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Although there are still many things to get mad about and many fights to be taken up, I think it's amazing that so many people rise to the occasion and stand by who, what, and how they are.
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Zidane's back-to-back headers in the first half gave France a 983-0 lead in the 1998 final: an extraordinary rise-to-the-occasion performance that continues to eclipse the 2006 final in the collective French memory.
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"He's had some tough at-bats, and he's scuffled a little bit, but he's got the ability to rise to the occasion and get a big hit when you need him," said Pat Roessler, the Mets hitting coach.
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This bout is a naked appeal to emotion and celebrity, and CM Punk knows that one segment of the audience wants to see him get smashed and look terrible, and another wants to see him rise to the occasion.
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"That's how I see my job, more how power warps people or how they rise to the occasion, remarkably," Dowd told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files" podcast, produced by the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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We are asking the the DCLA and MOIA rise to the occasion, and act as a model for other cities, showing that art is vital the civic process by offering resources to help train and educate our cultural community.
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He has described himself as "the son of a Polish immigrant who came to this country speaking no English," but Sanders failed to rise to the occasion when he was asked to say something in his father's native tongue.
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Rick Scott to use the mass murder of students as a talking point for another cheap shot attack against the FBI, but it is not too late for them to rise to the occasion and honor their public trust.
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They should accept in advance that this fight, like others to come, may be unwinnable—but that losing a fight isn't the same as failing to rise to the occasion, and that picking only certain battles isn't synonymous with appeasement.
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MORE's impassioned speech before casting a vote against gutting the Affordable Care Act called upon the Senate to rise to the occasion, by summoning the norms and traditions that allow it to fulfill its highest calling of governing through consensus.
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Trump has a stage, a chance, and a historic duty to rise to the occasion as a pacifier, unifier and a builder of a frightened and fragmented trans-Atlantic community when he meets with his NATO allies in Brussels next week.
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Islamist groups, under these circumstances, are likely to rise to the occasion, claim to be the voice of the voiceless, and find legitimacy because of the repressive environment — and Qatar and Turkey's support for Islamist actors will surely boost their influence.
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We can debate the reason why he did, whether it was character or coincidence, but what seems inarguable is that people—men or women, athletes or not—who rise to the occasion in quite the same way are strikingly rare.
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From Beijing to Brussels, from Rome to Washington, London and beyond, politicians haven't just failed to rise to the occasion, they've engaged in a dangerous game of parsing, obfuscation and reality-denial that has cost lives and delayed a resolute response.
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Her wacky, boozy, and totally ill-equipped aunt, Mackenzie Murphy, also known as Mick (portrayed by the brutally hilarious Kaitlin Olson), has to rise to the occasion and take care of Sabrina and her two younger brothers to the best of her abilities.
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Trump's response to the pipe bomb incidents left something to be desired, and he has struggled to rise to the occasion in steering the country through turmoil, seemingly recognizing what a typical president should do but at times failing to act accordingly.
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"The Secretary stressed that as a leader of the G-20 and an important energy leader, Saudi Arabia has a real opportunity to rise to the occasion and reassure global energy and financial markets when the world faces serious economic uncertainty," it added.
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After a lifetime of joking and blustering and maneuvering his way into jobs and then sabotaging himself with poor preparation and deceitful behavior, Mr. Johnson, 55, seems determined to prove he can put aside his court-jesterish ways and rise to the occasion.
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I have to get up every morning believing that I and others can make it better, and that no matter how difficult it is, that we will rise to the occasion to force this country to be the democracy it claims to be.
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In addition, if there is any truth to the notion that some players consistently "rise to the occasion" in the final minutes of close contests while others "choke", then teams stacked with "clutch performers" should win more games than their scoring margins would indicate.
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Texas Democrats should rise to the occasion and draft the best man for the mission, the best candidate for the post, the best leader who can lift the state and nation by serving in government as he served in uniform — with character, integrity and valor.
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"I have to get up every morning believing that I and others can make it better, and that no matter how difficult it is, that we will rise to the occasion to force this country to be the democracy it claims to be," Waters said.
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"I am confident that Niger will rise to the occasion and hold successful elections whose results are accepted by all, following the examples of other countries in the region," he said in a statement on Thursday following a visit to the capital Niamey this week.
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I feel like fear is our compass—like we end up seeking out things that are going to make us rise to the occasion, whether it's a huge sailing trip or starting a label and putting out another record even though we had burnout before.
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"When you lose your best branding name, fake accounts rise to the occasion and try to make something and pretend to be you," she explained, noting how fake accounts using her photos had been trying to scam money out of people amidst her social media woes.
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" When Raju asked if Corker regretted supporting Trump in the election, the senator said, "Let's put it this way: I would not do that again… He's obviously not going to rise to the occasion as president," adding that Trump has "lack of desire to be competent on issues.
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"It was a way of looking at the electorate, of saying, you don't have to dumb it down for them, you don't have to scare them into this and that, you can actually treat people like intelligent, rational actors and they will rise to the occasion," Trudeau said.
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Written in punchy, succinct rhymes, Bruss's text captures the primal appeal of both snow and snowplowing, while Fancher and Johnson's dazzling art makes the book feel special, a celebration of winter nighttime beauty and the people — and machines — who cheerfully rise to the occasion when the going gets snowy.
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I applaud the open letter from the 44 former senators, imploring current senators to rise to the occasion because they believe, correctly, that foundations of our democracy and security are now under threat, as the chief justice believes, correctly, that the independence of the judiciary must be preserved, protected and defended.
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And because you didn't take advantage of it, because you didn't go to school, because you dropped out, because you didn't rise to the occasion, because you got married before you could raise kids or even had a job, you made bad choices, we're supposed to cut off everybody else?
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I am afraid that the temptation is too great for Democrats to rise to the occasion and use their newfound power to settle scores and continue their resistance to a president they never saw as legitimate or worthy of holding the high office of president of the United States in the first place.
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"I hope that at some point as pressure builds, as chaos is created in other countries and around the world, as our leadership role in the world continues to take a hit and be challenged, I hope the United States Senate will rise to the occasion," Corker said on the Senate floor.
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Queens Museum Children's Book Celebration (Sunday) Queens is New York City's most diverse borough, and this free book festival will rise to the occasion with multilingual story hours and visits by authors and illustrators whose family roots are in countries like Mexico (Angela Dominguez), South Korea (Aram Kim) and Russia (Dasha Tolstikova).
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This scenario has a key role for U.S. President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and he must rise to the occasion in the final stretch of his tenure.
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There's a lot of soul searching going on about, you know, whether it's getting too scary left or whether the Democratic Party is going to turn into what we saw happen with the Republican Party with the Tea Party kind of fracturing it, but I think we can rise to the occasion.
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I was sure if given the opportunity, I would rise to the occasion and become a wheeling, dealing, stealing All-Star PG. But even while conjuring these ridiculous fantasies in my tiny bedroom, I'd always have to include one other dimension — the fantasy of the Knicks drafting the first and only female basketball player to the NBA.
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Now with this standoff sparking the summer (and Push noting it as "volume one") there's a way for each Drake, Pusha, Kanye, Nicki, and Lil Wayne to all rise to the occasion, add their piece to the conversation in bars, and take advantage of the hype that will carry on for at least the next month.
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The Wolverines have won their first four games of the season, including a 28-10 victory against Purdue, but will be without starting quarterback Wilton Speight, who suffered a neck injury against the Boilermakers, and John O'Korn hopes to rise to the occasion by leading Michigan to back-to-back wins against the Spartans for the first time since 2006-07.
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But when the consequences are so great, when Russia's provocations risk so much and its armies -- electronic and real -- are already contributing to the chaos in the Middle East and America's wretched political stasis, don't we deserve a breed of politician who can rise to the occasion with a display of dexterity in word and deed that inspires faith and hope?
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Body-swapping, or character-shifting comedy, has long been a stunt that allows some virtuosic comic actors to rise to the occasion; think of Steve Martin sharing his body with the ghost of Lily Tomlin in All of Me, Eddie Murphy double-cast in Bowfinger (and quintuple-cast in other movies), or Tom Hanks playing an overgrown 13-year-old in Big.
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At Jackie Factory—a collective whose "celebrants on any given night might include a 68-year-old construction worker who had just begun to cross-dress, members of a local computer hacking club, [and] the fetish-dressed designer Thierry Mugler," writes producer and co-founder Chi Chi Valenti in her online bio—"the more severe the theme, the more people rise to the occasion," Valenti says.
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"During his first three years in office there was no major crisis on his watch of the type that has challenged every president in the half century before him ... nothing comparable to the Cuban missile crisis (John Kennedy); no Vietnam War (Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon); no hostage crisis in Iran (Jimmy Carter)..." Presidents can rise to the occasion of a great crisis, Bergen noted.
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He tells us, "I am now more than ever hopeful and confident that the justice system will rise to the occasion on Wednesday and drop these charges to protect an individual such as myself who has been wrongly accused without the benefit of the police doing their due diligence to ascertain if it was appropriate to drag me through the system based on such unsubstantiated claims."
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This did indeed happen, but when it did, Rubio did not rise to the occasion, but most famously discussed the size of presumptive GOP nominee 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's hands (and by implication, other parts of the male anatomy).
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