Season the fish on both sides with salt and pepper.
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A separate Stanford study sides with EFF on the matter.
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Durov inevitably sides with Apple and its CEO, Tim Cook.
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This time, Zac Efron's character sides with the old fogies.
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It accuses critics of taking sides with their political rivals.
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Meanwhile, coat sandwich on all sides with egg mixture. 4.
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Brush both sides with olive oil and sprinkle with salt.
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Another Republican who often sides with Trump, South Carolina's Sen.
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Brush the sides with the egg and fold them in.
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The U.S. government repeatedly sides with capital against vulnerable communities.
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Mr. Duda, who usually sides with the government, requested amendments.
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Then dust both sides with oregano and crushed red pepper.
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" The BBC's headline simply stated, "Trump sides with Russia against FBI.
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Ultimately Meredith sides with her mother, but this is not over.
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Nine in 10 said he sides with corporations over regular people.
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Disgraceful as Trump's behavior may be, not everyone sides with Melania.
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"Emily Cain: She sides with Hillary, not us," the ad reads.
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The Hill: Trump sides with House conservatives in favoring shutdown message.
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Brush the bread on both cut sides with 6 tablespoons oil.
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Liberally season steak on all sides with salt and (optional) pepper.
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Stretch and roll your dough, then brush both sides with oil.
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Democratic leaders aren't all that worried, and Duffy sides with them.
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In an environmental conflict, the government always sides with the corporations.
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The editorial page of The Post clearly sides with its owner.
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Season beef generously on all sides with sea salt and black pepper.
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The Donald Trump supporter said she sides with police in these situations.
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No heroic rebel, the conformist Mr Marco "always sides with the majority".
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He bursts out on all sides with energy, peculiarity, generosity and communicativeness.
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The GOP lawmaker said he supports a decision that sides with hunters.
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The Midwestern state is surrounded on nearly all sides with RTW states.
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Davos sides with Jon, leading Sansa to question her half-brother's leadership.
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Eric McDaniel said he sides with those who accused Yang of pandering.
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The room was divided into men's and women's sides, with separate TVs.
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Season the fish on both sides with the fennel pollen and salt.
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The report ultimately sides with speed and focus over caution and completion.
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Drizzle with chile oil; flip to evenly coat all sides with oil. 3.
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Extend both arms straight out to your sides with your palms facing backwards.
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Butter the outside of the bread and sprinkle both sides with sugar. 3.
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Portland protesters call to abolish ICE Portland mayor sides with anti-ICE protesters.
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If it sides with North Carolina, expect other states to push similar legislation.
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Lee, a conservative who often sides with colleagues like Cruz and Kentucky Sen.
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But Fromme often sides with the defense even after the trial is over.
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There is intrigue on both sides, with New York taking the spotlight. Rep.
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Split open the rolls and brush both cut sides with the honey butter.
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But if the court sides with the Obama administration in United States v.
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President Trump sides with Russia, France embraces multiculturalism and China steps up surveillance.
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She argues his record shows he sides with corporate interests over American workers.
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Rows of apartments line two sides with a grassy field in the middle.
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If President-elect Trump sides with the banks, it may never take effect.
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Cory Booker is another Democrat who sides with Republicans on Palestine and Israel.
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And yet, Trump sides with Porter -- with nary a mention of the women.
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So in any crunch, he sides with the settlers, and they keep pushing.
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In "Rule Makers, Rule Breakers," the psychologist Michele Gelfand sides with the culturalists.
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Brush the slices of bread on both sides with the remaining olive oil.
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The mother of three said the split between religion and politics has created a "moral dilemma" for her because she feels like she is "picking and choosing" what issues she sides with Clinton on and where she sides with her faith.
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Clinton, after being wooed by both sides with chants, cheers and the occasional scream.
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"Unfortunately, President Trump has tried to play both sides with domestic terrorism," said Rep.
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After seeing them today, he quickly breaks with GOP leadership and sides with them.
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Ned is then betrayed by Littlefinger, who sides with the Lannisters, and is imprisoned.
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The board of directors has made it clear that it sides with Mr Sikka.
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He sometimes sides with the court's four liberals and could be the pivotal vote.
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They&aposre playing sides with the Russians, with the Iranians, keeping foot in NATO.
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A witch is a liminal figure who sides with all genders, sexualities, and identities.
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Roberts generally sides with the rest of the court's conservatives on death-penalty matters.
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"I just carve off the sides with my knife," the chef Jesse Schenker said.
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But he quickly pivoted to O'Rourke opposing the nominee because he sides with Clinton.
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Perhaps there is only one side, or numerous sides with various textures and shades.
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He presented the sides with a new proposed gas deal but did not elaborate.
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TRUMP REFUSES TO HOLD RUSSIA ACCOUNTABLE AND SIDES WITH PUTIN OVER OUR INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY.
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She sides with Sanders in supporting Medicare for All, according to her campaign website.
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A long avenue, lined on both sides with fruit trees, led to the menagerie.
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His mission is complicated when his friend Shinpei (Naoki Kobayashi) sides with a warlord.
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Reaction was swift on both sides, with environmental groups like Greenpeace praising the decision.
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Pad the sides with Bubble Wrap, then wrap the whole thing in stretch wrap.
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Go deeper: U.S. Soccer sponsor P&G sides with women's team equal pay fight
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"Today, we show the American people who sides with them, and who sides with the powerful special interests and corporate donors who are thriving under this administration," Ed Markey, a Democrat from Massachusetts who led the CRA effort, said on the Senate floor.
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Brush pork chops on all sides with olive oil; sprinkle generously with salt and pepper.
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Previous dialogue efforts have ended in recriminations between the two sides with no concrete progress.
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If the judge sides with the girls, Nadirah and other players could receive monetary damages.
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I surprise white, and I surprise black—I surprise both sides with what I do.
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Saleh reinjected himself into Yemen's violent and complex politics by taking sides with the Houthis.
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Jamie sides with Stuart, teacher's pet that he is, in order to change the future.
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Season the fish on both sides with an even, but light coating of the cure.
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Just before you're ready to cook, season each patty on both sides with salt. 7.
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When Jeannette loyally sides with her father, Midhat leaves Montpellier and medicine, and Jeannette, behind.
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It's simplistic, but because there are only two sides, with directly opposing motivations, it works.
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Fortunately, the United States has left no doubt it sides with democratic forces in Venezuela.
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That seems pretty spot-on, which makes Wendy question why Sue always sides with him.
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Some people will think you simply want your company to take sides with your tribe.
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When President Trump takes out a terrorist with a drone, she sides with the opposition.
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Potter sides with the progressives when he says the existing health care system is irreparable.
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During arguments this month, the judge peppered both sides with questions about the law's meaning.
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But it almost always sides with the Israeli government, no matter who is in charge.
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He says he "felt bad for Nike," and sides with the company over the reports.
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In "The Massacre in the Philippines" (1898), Salgari strongly sides with the locals against Spanish oppression.
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Drizzle patties with oil, and season both sides with remaining ¾ teaspoon salt and ½ teaspoon pepper. 3.
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Place fish on pan with olive oil and turn fish to coat both sides with oil.
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It's therefore possible that the US government just released someone who still sides with Islamic extremists.
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If it sides with the Justice Department, expect dominoes to fall, as they did with DOMA.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly as a founding figure of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, he sides with Apple.[Conan]
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Perhaps predictably for Oliver, who's openly supported digital privacy in the past, he sides with Apple.
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If the jury sides with Swift, Baldridge said the singer has no desire to bankrupt Mueller.
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"Of course Laura Ingraham sides with the folks at Russian and Chinese State media," Acosta tweeted.
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The stakes are high for both sides, with both supporters and opponents eagerly anticipating Friday's arguments.
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A: I think the U.S. sides with the Iranian people and will support the Iranian people.
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If the judge sides with the landlord, tenants would have to provide access or face eviction.
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Florida, he said, often sides with the business over the individual; in Wisconsin, it's the opposite.
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Influential conservative news aggregator Matt Drudge warned: Gorsuch sides with libs, hands Trump loss on immigration.
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Each had five mirrored sides, with elasticized black fabric on the bottom that hugged wearers' necks.
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Even within the European Union, different member countries have tacitly backed different sides, with varying intensity.
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WhatsApp, for its part, made it clear that it sides with those who favor strong encryption.
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When the campaign asks for her opinion, Alicia sides with Ruth just because Ruth isn't Eli.
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Andrew Yang is another presidential candidate who sides with the Democratic establishment on Palestine and Israel.
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Though Gabbard has been critical of Israeli violence towards Palestinians, her voting record sides with Israel.
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"The biggest effect has been on the investment sides, with companies refusing to invest," said Anthony.
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The majority of the public, when forced to make that choice, sides with the Fourth Estate.
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Lewis sides with him from the start, and we're never given any reason to doubt his story.
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They're surrounded on both sides with flames lapping at the road as they race to get out.
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But if the military brass ultimately sides with Guaidó and removes Maduro by force, that would qualify.
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A cut that's worn short on the sides with a flop of long hair top and center.
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But at least one other advocacy group that opposed net neutrality sides with Pai on this one.
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Season the ribeye with some freedom on both sides with salt and a drizzle of olive oil.
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If the court sides with Riot, the company is asking for $150,000 in damages for each infringement.
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If Kennedy sides with the liberals, and rules against the law, Scalia's death won't impact the case.
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The New York Times: Trump sides with Kavanaugh; says Senate Democrats timed assault allegation to block nomination.
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If the court in Hangzhou sides with Mr Guo, other Chinese firms will need to pay heed.
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Shane Larson, legislative director for the Communications Workers of America, also sides with Sanders on the issue.
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Customers were quick to take sides, with many supporting Popeyes' sandwich as the new king of chicken.
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It remains to be seen whether Pelosi sides with those like Ocasio-Cortez or those like DeFazio.
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"Trump Sides With Putin" was produced by Rachel Quester and Jessica Cheung and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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In a nutshell, he tunes in to Fox News and sides with my 213-year-old father.
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If the Supreme Court sides with the complainants in Rifle and Pistol, you won't need to imagine.
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"China may be content as long as Germany doesn't take sides with the United States," he said.
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Season each paillard on both sides with salt and pepper, and sprinkle with a little chopped thyme.
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So far, most of the races have pulled top candidates on both sides, with others mulling bids.
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The group sides with tech companies that have come under fire from lawmakers and regulators in Washington.
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The group sides with tech companies that have come under fire from lawmakers and regulators in Washington.
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No doubt about it because we have a president that sides with Wall Street at all costs.
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If the judge sides with Meng, the Huawei CFO could be released, or the prosecutors could appeal.
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I had requested shaved sides with only a tuft of curls at the top of my head.
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The artist Duke Riley sides with ardor in "Fly by Night," his new piece for Creative Time.
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But if the court sides with Okada and Aruze USA, it would be a $5 billion decision.
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The bodies, dated to Mexico's Pre-Classical Period, were placed on their sides, with arms and bones interlocked.
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"There is potential to find trade winds on both sides with the renegotiation of the treaty," Kokas said.
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California is being squeezed from both sides, with wildfires in the east and rising seas in the west.
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And he sides with Ms Le Pen and Mr Mélenchon in favouring closer ties with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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As Trump sides with Putin, the FBI arrests a Russian spy; some good news from Eritrea and Ethiopia.
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Make the steak: Put the flank steak on a baking sheet and season on both sides with salt.
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That requires some learning on both sides, with users educated on granting third-parties access to their data.
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Most were peaceful but there were violent clashes between the two sides, with Antifa extremists joining the opponents.
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I seasoned my steak on both sides with some fancy sea salt and some less fancy ground pepper.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the liberals, looked likely to be the key vote.
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After they got the foundation done, they put up the building sides with cement blocks and then bricks.
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Season the cod on both sides with sea salt and a pinch of the ground grains of paradise.
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With a 85033 percent lifetime score, Senator Heller sides with special interest polluters almost every chance he gets.
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The singer was very clear about where he stands: he sides with the people — especially the nation's youth.
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Alabama's electorate heavily sides with Republicans by 22018 points which has sunk Jones's approval rating in the state.
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With a 22019 percent lifetime score, Senator Heller sides with special interest polluters almost every chance he gets.
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All eyes are still on Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the court's liberals in major cases.
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Jaki, 33, says he sides with ordinary people against what he describes as an arrogant Civic Platform municipal elite.
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"The people is one thing, the government is another," one subject tells Sauper, who sides with the people's narratives.
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It included representatives from both sides, with thousands of supporters and opponents of gay marriage rallying outside the court.
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Fast & The Furious Cast Sides With The RockMel Gibson Wins Big In Case Against Baby MamaRihanna: Queen of Austria!
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If Judge Frederick Block sides with the jury, the 21 artists on the suit could recover damages from Wolkoff.
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Grease an 28-inch square cake pan and line the base and sides with a layer of parchment paper.
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Trump sides with Putin over US intelligence regarding Russia's attack on our election at summit in Helsinki, Finland. 55.
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The deal was a pragmatic arrangement among two sides with a complicated history that did not trust one another.
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If the federal court sides with the Trump administration, protections for Americans with preexisting conditions would cease to exist.
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With so many far-less-risky wild edibles to try, reason sides with avoiding pokeweed as a meal altogether.
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Thursday's order from Friedrich sides with the federal prosecutors who inherited the Concord case from Mueller's since-shuttered investigation.
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If the court chancellor sides with CBS, Ms. Redstone's voting share will be reduced to less than 20 percent.
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By 1916, the only major task remaining was to link the two sides with a 5,000-ton center span.
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Friday's announcement signals a surprise marriage between the two sides, with Ubolratana having the power to break that cycle.
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If she sides with regulators, Musk could face another hefty fine and further limits to his social media use.
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If the ITC sides with these two companies, solar costs will double and that will hurt the entire industry.
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Even if an appeals court judge sides with the lower court's decision, Muenchow and Huang can still sue individually.
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If Kennedy sides with the court's four liberals, the court could strike some or all of the law down.
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He sides with Bill Cosby and XXXTentacion, does what he want, says what's on his mind at any time.
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The Democrats cherry-picked a handful of cases to claim that Judge Gorsuch sides with big companies over sympathetic individuals.
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GUILFOYLE: The Supreme Court sides with a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.
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But if the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals sides with the environmentalists, the agency might have to take action sooner.
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That means only Lawson can be eligible for damages in the event Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Corley sides with the plaintiff.
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As the 2018-19 session demonstrated, when Roberts sides with the liberals, it tends to be with exceedingly narrow reasoning.
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If Justice Gorsuch sides with Roberts, Thomas and Alito, the court will confound conventional wisdom and take the Conagra case.
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My journey took me along a street flanked on both sides with shacks selling momos and other Tibetan/Indian dishes.
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She goes to bat for him, but Leventer sides with the DA. Leventer says later this wasn't a tough call.
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When Spurs host Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, then, it will be a match between two sides with a shared predicament.
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He said that if the jury in the Prevezon case sides with the US government, he "might" change his mind.
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Although he usually sides with other conservatives, Kennedy also defended abortion rights and was the pivotal vote legalizing gay marriage.
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It will be unapologetically nationalist, and unapologetically at war with the Republican establishment, globalism and anyone who sides with either.
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But if the court sides with Zarda, it would mean a move toward expanding workplace protections for gay people nationwide.
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The best that can be hoped for is that the military sides with moderate civilians, democratic norms, and constitutional rule.
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If the Supreme Court sides with Ross and the administration, its rulings in two other cases could compound that effect.
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Who is lecturing Planned Parenthood about its abdication of progressive values as it sides with Trump against its own workers?
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Spread the frosting all over the top and sides of the cake, then "dust" the sides with the remaining sprinkles.
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And when he sides with the court's liberals, he decides who will write the opinion, often assigning it to himself.
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It aims to target a general population of news consumers from all sides with the exception of "pro-Trump" Republicans.
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The labels feature the flags of both sides, with spaces for fans to write in the score as a souvenir.
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How might have first contact been different for both sides with a better understanding of cultural traditions and world views?
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But on other points, like ending the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate agreement, he sides with the president.
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Legal experts said public attention has become a weapon wielded by lawyers on both sides, with potential risks to each.
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With one of those sides, with death, I was now familiar, because, you see, I had risen from the dead.
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If the court sides with Louisiana, the decision could encourage a myriad of state laws limiting abortion services or practices.
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"That would be your Walmart's and Target's of the world, " said Sides, with big box retailers doing "quite well" overall.
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If the Court sides with Trump, the consequences would be devastating for me, my family, and communities across the country.
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I can't vote for someone down the ballot who sides with Trump one day and flips on him another day.
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But tensions have surfaced as both sides with their allies race to capture Deir al-Zor province in eastern Syria.
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The internet, of course, has leapt to take sides, with social media users declaring their support for either Heard or Depp.
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Movement conservatives do not acknowledge a transcending framework; they see only the contest between the two sides, with everything at stake.
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What we have here, then, is a war on both sides, with black women battling both the patriarchy and racial prejudice.
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Mature and powerful, they are ruthlessly blocking and tackling not only each other, but any firm that sides with the enemy.
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The floor-through unit has exposures on the north and south sides, with views of Boston Harbor and the financial district.
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"As I see it, it's really important to fight propaganda from all sides with raw data," Janovský told me via Skype.
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Liberal Brexit will provide both sides with what they want most: sovereignty for the Leavers and liberal values for the Remainers.
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"When it comes to big national labor issues like minimum wage, of course the chamber sides with the management ," she said.
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" Floor Dips "Sit on your bottom with your hands on the ground at your sides with your fingers facing your feet.
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ISIS is getting hit from all sides, with Russian-backed Syrian military forces also bearing down on the caliphate's capital city.
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Strip the leaves from the rosemary sprigs and sprinkle the meat evenly on both sides with the rosemary and garlic slices.
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Most of the shootings happened on the city's South and West sides, with victims ranging in age from 28503 to 22019.
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The Justice Department, which usually sides with federal officials, refused to defend Mr. Newby, saying that he had violated federal law.
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In "Two Friends," she subtly sides with the Republican, who cannot understand the change that politics has wrought in his friend.
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They fear that if the Supreme Court ultimately sides with Phillips, it will diminish its landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges.
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If the judge sides with the two states, it would be a serious set back on one of Trump's biggest priorities.
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If the court sides with Obama, he would have until his term ends in January 2017 to implement the immigration plan.
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The stage for "Young Marx" extends into the audience; the audience sits on three sides, with seats raked over four tiers.
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He sides with President Trump (rather than official German crime statistics) when he claims that migration is producing a crime wave.
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There's also this ... Nathan actually sides with Jenelle's husband, David Eason, who berated her for following someone home and confronting them.
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All of this has made it clear that Jay-Z sides with Kaepernick's protest and the issues it sought to highlight.
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Brown's voting record shows that he consistently sides with workers over business interests, which helps explain his popularity among union workers.
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Here's the latest: President Trump sides with Saudi Arabia, Brexiteers' revolt fizzles and an oddly shaped skyscraper could loom over London.
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Jake LaTurner is a career politician who has voted for tax increases and sides with labor unions over hard-working Kansans.
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Go deeper: Trump names Joseph Maguire acting director of national intelligence Trump sides with Putin over intelligence agencies on Russian meddling
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The formal living room has light-colored floors and windows on three sides, with several sets of French doors leading outside.
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Cullinan stands six feet off the ground with a flat top, angular sides with four doors in a traditional coach format.
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Without using any comparable metrics, the committee takes a guess, and it sides with the teams that stockpile more good victories.
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It starts off as a dugout pit lined on the bottom and sides with volcanic stones, which help regulate the temperature.
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The second room was the large King-sized bedroom, which could be closed off on both sides with thick sliding pocket doors.
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The EEOC, operating at the time with a Democratic majority, sides with Zarda and its own precedent from the 2015 Baldwin case.
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The ACP sides with other doctor and hospital groups in pushing for the payment decisions to be given to an outside arbiter.
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" Their mom, Bernadette, sides with the Congressman though, telling the NY Times ... "I share the same philosophy and policies that Paul does.
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I cover it with linen' seal it with PVA' and tape the sides with a blue painter's tape to keep them clean.
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In such a scenario, whom the military sides with and who controls Venezuela's assets abroad would prove decisive for the country's future.
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Shape each patty to match the size of the bread you are using and season both sides with salt and pepper. 4.
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And Pelosi confirmed that, for related reasons, she sides with Apple and its allies in the recent encryption battle against the FBI.
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But in a behind-the-scenes clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE, the singers show off their silly sides with their famous coaches.
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The public sides with Trump on more infrastructure spending, but opposes his calls to increase military expenditures, a CNN/ORC poll finds.
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The court then sides with the Chinese company and forbids the American company from using its own IP in the Chinese market.
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He's not taking sides with either Kesha or Luke, but he has a hard time believing the Sony producer is a rapist.
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That is "totally wrong", says Amr Darrag, a leader living in Istanbul who sides with the more confrontational wing of the organisation.
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If the nation's high court sides with South Dakota, nothing stops states "from exporting corporate income taxes across state lines," he contended.
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In the face of violent activity, to hide behind the mirror of ignorance is to take sides with the powers that be.
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If the court sides with the property owners, this would provide long-term help to property owners that endures beyond this presidency.
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Like D. H. Lawrence, whom she calls her mentor, she sides with instinct against propriety, despite the cost to herself and others.
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Hodgman sides with a husband who wants his wife to start using their joint credit card instead of her old debit card.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, who usually sides with Thomas, dissented from the court's majority ruling in an opinion Chief Justice John Roberts joined.
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South Korea's long, complex relationship with its northern neighbor leaves the two sides with a wide range of issues to potentially address.
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The judge sides with the defense, sparing the man a stay on New York's floating jail, known for its slashings and stabbings.
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Democratic senators are facing heavy pressure from both sides, with liberals demanding they block Pompeo and Republicans accusing them of playing politics.
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What happens if Bach sides with clean athletes, the real victims here, and gives Russia more than a slap on the wrist?
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Its Senate sponsor, for example, is John A. DeFrancisco, an upstate Republican whose party generally sides with law enforcement on most issues.
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In the short term, Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the four liberals, will still be the key vote.
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Chances are, if you complain to the manager and he sides with you, he's just putting on a show to calm you down.
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Earlier this year, an appeals court judge sent letters to lawyers on both sides with detailed questions about the case, shaking market confidence.
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The comedian received support and backlash from both sides with Jamie Lee Curtis calling him out on Twitter while Nick Cannon defended him.
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Bill McRaven during a Fox News interview simply because McRaven criticized him publicly, the Republican National Committee indicated it wholeheartedly sides with Trump.
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Even if you're still deciding how you're going to vote next Election Day, you could already be taking political sides with your investments.
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Like the original Mi Mix, the phone's display stretches to the edges on three sides, with a single narrow bezel below the screen.
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Despite speculation that Hungary, which often sides with Poland, might support the gambit, Mr Tusk was re-elected by 27 votes to one.
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I'm grateful y'all chose to talk through any disagreements privately, and that we didn't feel the pressure to take sides with either parent.
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The cows had been dead for enough time to have puffed up and rolled onto their sides with their legs in the air.
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The lawmaker sides with the president on roughly 62% of issues and votes, the lowest among any Republican in Congress, per ABC News.
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The comedian received support and backlash from both sides with Jamie Lee Curtis calling him out on Twitter while Nick Cannon defended him.
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The self-promotion paid off for both sides, with the Beatles happily jumping on board with the "fifth Beatle" description during their tour.
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Pat scallops dry with a paper towel, and sprinkle both sides with ¼ teaspoon of the salt and 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper.
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Snowden certainly sides with Snowden, but it lets even the government figures make a fine argument, even if they ultimately appear quite callous.
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The Light and Motion Urban 500 Headlight keeps you visible from the front and sides with its powerful headlight and helpful side lights.
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The United States has been Russia's fiercest critic at UN meetings -- on opposing sides with its old Cold War enemy in the conflict.
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In the Times write up, Jacobs tells the reporter that it would be fairly clear to viewers that the show sides with Hill.
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Do reasonable people really believe that Mueller would risk his career to take sides with a friend (or work buddy) over the president?
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Asked why he repeatedly sides with men over their female accusers, the president said hearing stories from Dr. Blasey might change his mind.
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If the pope appears to take sides with the Rohingya, he risks angering extremist monks who have warned the pope to steer clear.
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Having reviewed a photo of the art, this court sides with Nathan: This thing is a rat king of writhing, entwined phobia triggers.
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She smooths the icing on the sides with a flat-edged bench scraper or the pro baker's secret weapon, a small offset spatula.
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If the court sides with the Mr. Liu and Ms. Wang, the S.E.C. will lose a weapon to prevent defendants from enriching themselves.
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No matter: President Trump, captivated by Saudi royalty, sides with the Saudis — even though the United States has two important bases in Qatar.
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"The E.U. Parliament resorting to such a vote means it takes terror organizations under its wings, it takes sides with them," he said.
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"Congressman O'Rourke sides with liberal extremists on the national level, instead of the people of Texas -- instead of jobs in Texas," Cruz said.
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The funny thing is that Zizek – otherwise a staunch opponent of the Russian propaganda – takes sides with it when it comes to attacking Turkey.
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Follow-up research showed that the team could even replace unhealthy sides with more nutritious offerings, and participants would still go for the toy.
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Helsinki's most populous district, it is bordered by water on three sides, with significant forestland alongside residential areas and a large international cargo port.
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The resulting diplomatic row saw a number of other Arab League countries, including Qatar and Kuwait, take sides with the Saudi government against Iran.
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If Kennedy sides with the court's four liberals, the court could either send the case back to the lower court or strike it down.
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If one more Republican sides with Democrats against her nomination, DeVos will become only the 10th cabinet nominee in U.S. history rejected by Congress.
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Brush both sides of zucchini planks evenly with 2 tablespoons olive oil, and sprinkle both sides with remaining 1 teaspoon salt and ¾ teaspoon pepper.
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Manchin acts like he is with West Virginians, but when it is time to vote, he lies and sides with liberal elites in Washington.
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We won't spoil their picks for you — but if you watched the show, you can probably guess which one bad boy Jess sides with.
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Even Manchin, one of the most conservative Senate Democrats, who sometimes sides with Republicans, could not be persuaded to vote yes on the package.
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One way or another, it was a mistake: Clinton needed to be tested from more sides, with more arguments, by more kinds of candidates.
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Graham chooses to support legislation that sides with people in this country illegally and unlawfully instead of our own American citizens, we're going nowhere.
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Go deeper: PG&E bankruptcy judge sides with fire victims in liability challenge California utility says intentional blackouts could be needed for 10 years
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But history did not spare us, did not give us this opportunity to know and explore our creative and emotional sides with each other.
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It shows Donnelly driving an RV down a winding country road as he lists the many ways he sides with President Trump on immigration.
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If the appeals court sides with the Trump administration, millions could lose their healthcare coverage, as well as the benefits provided by Medicare expansion.
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It is more likely that Rearden could disrupt movie projects that Digital Domain is working on if a court ultimately sides with it, he said.
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That would increase the chances of conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who sometimes sides with the court's four liberals in major cases, casting the deciding votes.
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The unrest has grown increasingly violent on both sides, with protesters using petrol bombs and setting fires, and police firing tear gas and water cannons.
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Lined on two sides with custom walnut cabinetry, the kitchen has Viking, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances and includes a pantry behind sliding walnut doors.
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Earlier Wednesday, Ronna Romney McDaniel, chairwoman of the RNC and Romney's niece, said she and the rest of the GOP committee sides with the president.
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If the Supreme Court sides with the administration, undocumented migrants who are eligible to apply for deferred action may still have reason to be wary.
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Soon after, a telegraph was intercepted wherein Germany was promising Mexico a bunch of (formerly Mexican) US land if it joined sides with the Huns.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealJudge sides with NY officials in Trump tax return lawsuit On The Money: US paid record .
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Whomever the Supreme Court sides with, the interesting thing here is the way in which the usual ideological lines have been scrambled by this case.
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Our hope for a de-nuked North Korea is that it develops economically and sides with the ROK, Japan and the United States against China.
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Damore filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board after his firing, but a newly released January memo from the agency sides with Google.
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"The E.U. Parliament resorting to such a vote means it takes terror organizations under its wings, it takes sides with them," he said on Wednesday.
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This "human terrain," as counterinsurgency experts call it, provides all sides with an incentive to protect civilians and minimize atrocities, and has often proved decisive.
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But in surgically removing Trumpism from the Republican Party, Clinton gave swing voters in key states a chance to switch sides with minimal second-guesses.
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She has come under intense pressure from constituents on both sides, with protesters appearing at her office in Washington and at local events in Maine.
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If Judge Leon sides with the Justice Department, it will be much harder for telecom, tech and media firms to strike deals with each other.
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Twenty years later, the two tribes would switch sides, with liberals denouncing Donald Trump for sexual predation while conservatives, including white evangelicals, rallied around him.
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J Balvin sides with the frustrated citizens (especially the youth) and made a plea to the government ... which got a resounding cheer from the crowd.
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S. trade deal were bolstered by positive comments from both sides, with markets now focusing on a final meeting between officials later in the day.
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With that said, I have some friction with Taffy's article: I live in a society that either sides with the victims or defends the abuser.
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Instead of sounding like audio is coming out of just one side of the device, audio fires from both sides with a surround-sound effect.
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Although the boxes are stamped neatly on the sides with sequential numbers or letters, there is no chronological organization of the work in the exhibition.
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US District Court Judge Mark Walker found a state law has been applied unconstitutionally, issuing a decision that sides with Democrats, giving voters until 5 p.m.
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" But in a few cases courts have sides with contractual agreements, which is why Rosen says, "If you see this at all, it's a red flag.
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By saying criticism comes from all-sides with Facebook in the middle instead of directly rebuking the President's statement, Zuckerberg puts Facebook in a tenuous situation.
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Line the bottom and two long sides with a sheet of parchment paper, leaving 1 inch of overhang on each side; spray the paper, too. 2.
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His speech was filled with Trump's trademark criticisms about the news media, which he says sides with liberals, and of special prosecutor Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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But tension has been building between the two sides, with Renault initially backing Ghosn until he was forced to resign as chairman and CEO last month.
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The situation has led to frustration on all sides, with Trump's CIA director Mike Pompeo last week appearing to indicate support for regime change in Pyongyang.
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"I give these comments about 2628 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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If the army truly sides with the people, then it too should embrace genuine change, and give Algerians a chance to participate in governing their country.
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As today's leaders gather for their summit sessions, they should remember that history eventually sides with those who help refugees, not with those who vilify them.
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The court has a 5-4 conservative majority, with Justice Anthony Kennedy - a conservative who sometimes sides with the court's four liberals - the frequent swing vote.
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"I give these comments about 24 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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"Additionally, the fear from here is a continued back and forth, escalating trade penalties on both sides with a further negative impact on growth," she said.
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"Eight Jelly Rolls" engages both Ms. Tharp's technical and comedic sides, with movement so silken and perfectly timed that it seems to roll off the body.
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They painted the sides with the words "Hygge Life" and drove around Europe in summer 2014, selling Dutch pancakes called poffertjes at campsites and farmers' markets.
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The U.S. will try to push its view that the U.N. is an institution that often sides with Palestine in the Arab-Israeli conflict, she said.
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Rohingya Muslims, hundreds of thousands of whom remain in Rakhine, have been caught between both sides, with some reported killed by the group as suspected informers.
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The European Union has made clear that it won't recognize an independent Catalonia and has repeatedly indicated that it sides with Madrid in the escalating showdown.
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This President is anything but predictable, but it's hard to imagine a scenario in which Trump sides with the Democrats and goes against his own FCC commissioner.
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If the Court sides with the couple seeking the cake, there will likely be an uproar from conservatives who feel their freedom of religion is under assault.
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May's deal has come under fire from all sides — with opponents of the EU seeking a cleaner break and many pro-Europeans pressing for a second referendum.
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His judicial record, as Dylan Matthews writes, indicates that he is "a down-the-line conservative" who often sides with corporations and Christian groups in contentious cases.
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The 11 justices charged with delivering what will be one of the most significant verdicts in British history probed both sides with searching questions throughout the case.
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Reaction to the project has been intense and passionate -- on both sides -- with even the almost universally beloved Oprah catching flak for her interview with the accusers.
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The inclusion of an accelerometer is key here — unlike earlier Kindles, the Oasis has clearly defined sides, with the buttons positioned closest to the hand holding it.
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The National Labour Relations Board, the federal agency charged with enforcing the NLRA, agrees with the workers, while Donald Trump's Department of Justice sides with the employers.
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The process includes resting on one of the pillow's angled sides with one arm placed through the arm opening whereby jaw movement and sleep apnea are avoided.
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Trump sides with Democrats The President backed the Democratic deal on the debt ceiling and government funding -- going against Republican congressional leadership and his own treasury secretary.
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Christianity is the religion of Jesus, who was himself "political" in that he took sides with the poor, the ill and those who lived on the margins.
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And worse, in an overwhelming percentage of the time, even if you did nothing wrong, the criminal justice system sides with the officer who took your life.
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Collins' counterpart is an independent, Angus King, who sides with the Democrats but is a long, long way from the other independent in the Senate, Bernie Sanders.
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Supporters of the administration warn those women could be forced to pay hundreds of dollars out of pocket for contraceptives if the court sides with the challengers.
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These decisions are the latest evidence that Trump often sides with external advisors over his own officials like Esper and McCarthy, who are both US Army veterans.
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But what is clear is the Mueller report provided both sides with irrefutable evidence that their beliefs are sound, even though these views are 180 degrees apart.
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The Pentagon on Monday took sides with the Senate in a looming fight with the House Armed Services Committees over how to increase defense spending in 2017.
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And liberal democracy sides with adaptable family models, while Christian democracy rests on the foundations of the Christian family model; once more, this is an illiberal concept.
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Worse, because many elements of his base associate these customs with failed politics, every violation reinforces the sense that he sides with them over a corrupt establishment.
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They can leave the one-sided science story and return to ground they know and understand: two sides with dueling policies, economists, experts, and think-tank reports.
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But if the chief justice sides with the liberal wing to preserve plaintiffs' rights, we may have to start to revise conventional wisdom about the Roberts Court.
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The agreement has taken heat from all sides, with climate scientists criticizing it as weak, and leaders like President Trump finding even those half-measures too strong.
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May's deal has come under fire from all sides, with opponents of the EU seeking a cleaner break and many pro-Europeans pressing for a second referendum.
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The films are scribbled over on the sides with signatures and signs, imposing an element of spontaneity to the dramatic poses which are both vulnerable and awkward.
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On Friday, Trump will make his third trip to West Virginia in three months to support Morrisey against Manchin, a moderate Democrat who sometimes sides with the president.
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Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the liberal justices on a court with a 5-4 conservative majority, could cast the deciding vote in the Wisconsin case.
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Both men say no, but David changes his mind because he realizes he can get a little more money out of the firm if he sides with Diane.
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At least 6,000 minors are still thought today to be fighting on both sides, with Houthis bearing most of the blame for violating this aspect of international law.
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We're living in an age of apocalypse media; we're beset on all sides with brilliant fantasies of the worst things that can happen to us as a species.
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While Ukraine's current government firmly sides with Europe and the West, Ukrainian politics and politicians can have deep ties to Russia, giving the vote a deeper geopolitical significance.
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In the end, Peale almost sides with her morals when she personally visits one of her client's mass graves, but ends up being bought off with hush money.
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While Vincent del Bosque's men are firm favourites to make the last 20 there's plenty of competition among the other three sides, with Croatia's squad looking particularly strong.
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The U.S. factor: The U.S. supports both the Kurdish forces, the Peshmerga, and Iraqi government forces in the fight against ISIS, and has provided both sides with weapons.
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Barbara Bollier, who represents Mission Hills in the Kansas City metropolitan area, stated on Wednesday that she no longer sides with the Republican Party's values, according to reports.
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In the first plexiglass paintings on the show's last ramp, he incises both sides with infinitesimal curling lines and tints them with contrasting colors to create a third.
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If the Supreme Court ultimately sides with the company, then it would force corporate whistleblowers to report wrongdoing to the SEC in order to be protected from retaliation.
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Ideological "best case scenarios" must not be confused with the reality that there are other sides with sometimes countervailing solutions or desires grounded in real concerns and desires.
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While bands dipped into bottomless recording budgets to fill up album sides with long, ponderous suites of progressive rock, journalists kept pace by writing sprawling, navel-gazing reviews.
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Mr. Schnabel also sides with those who argue that van Gogh did not commit suicide and proposes that he was killed by two youths playing with a gun.
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Read more:Trump&aposs former chief of staff John Kelly sides with John Bolton and says the Senate should call witnesses in impeachment trial&aposI could&aposve f------ gone!
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Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the court's liberals in key cases such as on gay rights and abortion, is one of three justices 78 or older.
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Yet such prognostications are premature; the justices peppered both sides with difficult and probing questions, so much so that the court extended oral arguments by nearly 30 minutes.
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Scalia's death means the court could be split 4-4, if Justice Anthony Kennedy, the court's regular swing vote on social issues, sides with his three conservative colleague.
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The report found that Russia used social media, fake personas and Moscow-controlled media to inflame opposite ideological sides with an aim of further polarizing the United States.
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You get a couple of sides with your chicken: Karen's working on mac and cheese, I have yams, and there's okra, collard greens, black-eyed peas, white rice.
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Recall that he saw an "egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides," with " blame on both sides" after white racist violence in Charlottesville last year.
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There is no mistaking, though, what it means that a young black man can have his neck broken in police custody and the system still sides with the cops.
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Kashkari's comments show he likely sides with Tarullo and other so-called doves who want to keep rates where they are, at least as long as inflation is low.
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If the panel sides with Oklahoma and the 27 other states that oppose the EPA rule, the agency could decline to appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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In the clip, the twins are shown in pajamas, with Moroccan jumping around while Monroe and her mom work on two gingerbread houses, lining the sides with white frosting.
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Rescue workers braced the building's sides with wooden planks last year, said Mr. Bajracharya, the temple's priest, but they will snap as soon as the next large earthquake hits.
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Riyadh supports rebels fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's army, while Russian and Iranian forces have backed Assad – meaning that Russia effectively sides with Iran, Riyadh's regional arch-foe.
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In line with that thinking, the NBWA's political action committee has a history of donating to politicians of both sides, with money split almost equally between Democrats and Republicans.
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The industry has long been plagued by abuses on both sides, with many foreign teachers in China working without proper visas and some schools taking advantage of that vulnerability.
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If Trump, who has five days to block its release, vetoes the decision and sides with the Justice Department, the House could still override him in a floor vote.
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In front of the world, he sides with Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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The debate over "Medicare for All" is seeing big money interests rushing to back both sides, with top lobbying groups registered to both oppose and push for the policy.
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Anger, too, has switched sides, with half of Democrats now saying they are "very angry" about the way things are going in the US, up from 219% in 285.
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On another issue, the administration's guidance sides with Alphabet Inc's Google unit by calling for the federal government, not states, to set the rules governing vehicles driven by computers.
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He cuts the back and sides with a number-four guard to maintain texture, then works freehand on the top to blend in nicely with the sides and back.
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Judge Dan Aaron Polster has given the agency until next Monday to decide whether it will comply with his request to provide the sides with nine years of data.
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If the Supreme Court sides with Jevic and its owner and chief lender, the decision could upend bankruptcy law by altering the rights and expectations of these various groups.
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But if he sides with Mr Trump and heaps more pressure on Iran, he would risk a complete collapse in the teetering nuclear deal and a spat with Europe.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — A shootout between Afghan and American soldiers during joint operations in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday resulted in deaths on both sides, with two Americans killed, officials said.
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" I could make a list of Hutchinson's messes: a funny sight "scythes your sides with laughter"; after a hurricane, "government surveyors" go from shanty to shanty, "accessing stunned fowls.
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The ballot measures passed in recent years, proponents and opponents say, have provided both sides with valuable lessons and new tools they will use to sway voters this year.
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A press conference ending the talks showed continued division between the two sides, with the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier claiming that no "decisive progress" had been made.
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Ahead of that, there had been concessions from both sides, with Beijing exempting some American products from additional tariffs, while the Trump administration also agreed to delay tariff hikes.
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During a solo press conference, Trump was asked why he consistently sides with the accused over women accusers, and his answer was simple: He puts his political party first.
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Instead of rounded corners and soft shapes, the iPad Pro is all hard corners and flat sides, with massive, asymmetrical antenna lines on the back and a huge camera bump.
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In 1971, the US took sides with West Pakistan against the creation of Bangladesh, and by proxy supported the massacre of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of ordinary Bangladeshis.
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"It means that there's basically an ability to boycott gay marriages," said Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the court's four liberals in major cases on divisive social issues.
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A military coalition led by Saudi Arabia and backed by Western nations, which sides with the president, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, is finalising plans to invade and take the port.
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While some people believe the film offers a balanced take, others feel it unfairly favors Rajneeshpuram — and even others believe it sides with the Oregonians who wanted the ranch shuttered.
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This will also be the case if they challenge and the court sides with America—which, given the broad exception for national security that Article XXI provides, is quite likely.
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Flocked Chewbacca T-Shirt See Details You don't have to choose sides with this t-shirt, which features a black and white split backdrop against an intergalactic interpretation of R2D2.
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The flow of previous Supreme Court confirmation battles has been driven largely by senators on both sides, with the president remaining fairly quiet after his initial introduction of the nominee.
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I can already imagine an updated version of a phone like the Sharp Aquos Crystal, which has no bezels on three of its four sides, with zero bezels at all.
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"Some OPEC members of these two committees have clearly taken sides with the (United States) in imposing its unilateral and unlawful sanctions against... Iran," Shana quoted Bijan Zanganeh as saying.
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Manchin, who won a rough reelection race last month, is a strong supporter of the coal industry and frequently sides with the Trump administration and the GOP on energy matters.
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The hearing was marked by sharp digs on both sides, with Democrats flexing their powers in the majority while some Republicans directed their criticism toward witnesses on the panel. Rep.
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The Trump administration sides with Phillips in the case, arguing that it falls "within the small set of applications of content-neutral laws that merit heightened scrutiny" from the courts.
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Carson's proposal is drawing fire from all sides, with some suggesting that it would be less effective than the 2015 AFFH rule and others suggesting that it's a federal overstep.
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Manchin, who won a rough reelection race last month, is a strong supporter of the coal industry and frequently sides with the Trump administration and the GOP on energy matters.
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When I see one when I'm driving past on the highway, they remind me of these giant pigs laying on their sides, with the trucks kind of suckling at them.
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It's not that you necessarily have to cover both sides with the same energy and focus, but the problem is in the culture of impatience and speed from the internet.
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A key problem for Mr. Trump is that South Korea sides with China in arguing that the Libyan model is unrealistic, championing an "action-for-action" phased approach for denuclearization.
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If the court sides with the government and rules that it may demand data stored overseas by American companies, those companies will find it much harder to do business abroad.
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Season the duck on both sides with salt and pepper, cover with the sausage mixture, and then roll to create a round torpedo and truss the duck with butcher's twine.
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Almena lined a hallway on both sides with pianos facing each other, so people walking through could stretch out their arms and run their fingers over both sets of keys.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Canadian Government Sides With Pipeline Project" (news article, May 30): Having growing up in Edmonton, Alberta, I understand the pull of the province's oil sands.
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If Judge Hanen sides with Texas and the other states challenging DACA, then an appeals court or the U.S. Supreme Court will have to resolve the contradicting rulings pretty quickly.
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What if the Supreme Court sides with the debt-relief law firm Seila Law – and with the Justice Department – and concludes that the CFPB's structure violates separation of powers doctrine?
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This would not only eliminate remaining constraints on deployed nuclear arsenals, but also remove the monitoring and inspection capabilities which have provided both sides with increased transparency regarding nuclear capability.
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Analysts said that decision was meant to avoid giving the impression that Japan was taking sides with the United States against Iran, with which it has long maintained friendly relations.
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The attorneys say that since Daniels agreed to pay $1 million for "each breach," she could owe as much as $20 million if an arbitration judge sides with Trump's attorneys.
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If Talwani sides with the probation office's arguments, the parents implicated in the case -- including Huffman and actress Lori Loughlin -- could face shorter possible prison sentences or even just probation.
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"She should speak up [for the Rohingya]; otherwise, if she sides with the military, the Rohingya people will suffer much more, we will be wiped out very soon," Khin said.
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That's why some analysts think the most likely outcome is this: If the Court sides with the states, nothing changes — programs that currently aren't in effect won't go into effect.
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The five men have also shown off their goofy sides with funny Olympics-themed Instagram posts: What kind of coach eats chocolate ice cream cake in front of u in workout?
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The U.K.'s Brexit plan is in turmoil after Parliament rejected Theresa May's EU deal this week by a historic margin — leaving both sides with just weeks to avoid economic chaos.
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There's a potential (large) hiccup, though: Pompeo sides with Trump on several major foreign policy issues; he believes the US should end the Iran deal and act forcefully against North Korea.
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Split into two sides with a 15-minute intermission or sorts sandwiched in between, "Megaplex" by Smash TV is another installment of the brain-melting chaos it's very well known for.
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Brown sides with Trump's combative posture on trade, backing the president's decision to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement and confront China with tariffs.
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That could signify a blood feud among families within a specific tribe since these cultures would typically bury their dead in a flexed, fetal position on their sides with special items.
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Kavanaugh sides with the liberals in Apple case Kavanaugh sent a jolt through the business community by casting the deciding vote with the liberals in a 5-4 case against Apple.
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Throughout the war in Syria, the two have been on opposing sides, with Russia backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Turkey supporting the opposition groups trying to overthrow the president.
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Also, the National Federation of Independent Business claimed that Garland "nearly always sides with regulators, labor unions and trial lawyers at the expense of small businesses," which the group called "discouraging."
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To get around this I had to either pinch the sides with my thumb and forefinger, hold it from the bottom, or rest the Aura One in both of my hands.
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Kohli is one of several players from both sides with practically no experience of the pink ball and the right-hander felt its visibility and exaggerated swing could trouble the batsmen.
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It comes with a fabric covering around the sides, with a plastic top, but it still looks pretty good and should look right at home among your other home theater devices.
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Mr. Cook has said the tech giant will set aside money — based on the calculations of Apple's back taxes — in an escrow account if the court eventually sides with the commission.
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Joginder tells me that there has been huge demand for joining the youth sides, with the teams he coaches seeing a significant increase in participants over the past couple of years.
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If Justice Anthony Kennedy, traditionally the swing vote, sides with them, more U.S. employers may start to require their employees to sign arbitration agreements as they will be even more binding.
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For those who like to run a bit more wild, Nice One Projects of Cambridge, MA, presents an ovoid structure bristling on all sides with thatch bundles like a sukkah anemone.
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If the court sides with Microsoft and declines to allow searches for data stored in another country, the government will be hampered in investigating crimes like terrorism, child pornography and fraud.
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And if it doesn't sound alarming, perhaps that's only because we're surrounded on all sides with existential alarm, to the point where it feels almost like a tic to identify it.
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The far-right Jobbik party, which is part of the official opposition but usually sides with Mr. Orban's Fidesz party on migration issues, was crucial to the defeat of the amendment.
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But if the court sides with the Trump administration, the grantees would have to comply with the guidelines issued last week if they decided they still wanted to receive TPPP funding.
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RELATED: Chief Justice John Roberts sides with liberals in death penalty case In a recent public appearance, the chief justice lamented the use of "conservative" and "liberal" labels for the justices.
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The result benefited both sides, with Sony releasing the hits "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and "Spider-Man: Far From Home," and the character appearing in several Marvel movies, including the "Avengers" saga.
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It's not apparent how many votes would be withheld if a judge sides with the Republicans, but it's likely to affect places that have been more left-leaning in the past.
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Generally, the tellers from the winning side line up on the right as they face the Speaker - though this time they kept everyone guessing by swapping sides with seconds to go.
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While Bitcoin transactions cannot be refunded by anyone except the recipient, credit card charges can be disputed and reversed by the card issuer and the issuer usually sides with their customer.
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DAVID GERGEN, CNN HOST: He&aposs with someone like Putin who is a thug, a world class thug, that he sides with him again and again against his own country&aposs interests.
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His team was ready to share its confidential list of suspected war criminals on all sides with a new U.N. body on Syria being set up in Geneva to prepare criminal prosecutions.
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Even as Trump offered a limited concession on immigrant 'Dreamers' on Saturday to end the impasse, the deal came under fire from all sides, with congressional Democrats rejecting it out of hand.
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Grovner has grown disillusioned with preservation work, however, because he said the county routinely sides with builders who push the limits with projects that exceed the 1,400-square-foot maximum for residences.
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Next up, the sporty SPORT269BT and SPORT259BT adopt the alternative neckbud setup, integrating most of the tech inside the earbud construction and connecting the two sides with a wire around the neck.
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In season 2, episode 2, we see Betty and Jughead go on a mission to save Pop's Diner, and for the first time, we actually felt ourselves taking sides with Mayor McCoy.
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He walks down the aisle, up a staircase, then another, through a back door, into a labyrinth of hallways draped on all sides with black curtains, and finally into the green room.
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The race has been clouded by allegations of corruption and voter fraud by all sides, with many voters dismayed by their choice of candidates and the government's inability to bring them prosperity.
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Thomas Massie, a libertarian-leaning Kentucky Republican who frequently sides with the staunchly conservative House Freedom Caucus, also told CNN last week that he was uncertain Assad was behind the chemical attack.
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He said that banks must open up to the idea of working alongside fintechs, adding that is a "win-win-win" strategy for both sides – with the client emerging the ultimate winner.
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Peck estimates that 28503 million people with preexisting conditions that are protected under ACA— or ObamaCare — would no longer be protected from discrimination if the Supreme Court sides with the federal judge.
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A source close to Erdogan's AKP said "it will be extremely important who sides with whom" in the next election, adding "there is a warming" between the Iyi Party and the AKP.
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LGBT rights advocates fear that if the Supreme Court ultimately sides with Phillips, it will diminish its own opinion from two years ago that cleared the way for same-sex marriage nationwide.
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So, you're able to sear a steak on both sides with the grill closed around it or make breakfast for the family by opening the grill fully and utilizing both griddle plates.
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The Hill's Kristina Wong explains: The Pentagon on Monday took sides with the Senate in a looming fight with the House Armed Services Committees over how to increase defense spending in 2017.
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The debate over the device has been increasingly dominated by incendiary rhetoric on both sides, with the Justice Department calling Apple's reliance on privacy concerns "false" and "corrosive" in a recent filing.
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"We deserve a representative who will vote like a real Democrat in Congress—not someone who routinely sides with Trump and conservative interest groups over his own constituents," she said last month.
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The press in the play sides with the powers that be against the truth, providing an example of the harm that arises when the media fails to perform its protector role responsibly.
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The Second was drawn so that the neighboring Fourth would pack in as many Democrats as possible, and if Justice Anthony Kennedy sides with the good and the right in Gill v.
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There were pleas from both sides, with some, like Nicole Chakmakian, saying that she was willing to pay higher taxes in order to correct the blight that had crept over Mastic Beach.
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It also can make for absurdities on both sides, with teams who cultivate an "ultras" culture punishing anyone who runs afoul of an explicit code of conduct published on the league's website.
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Scott Kennedy, a China specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said resuming trade talks and pausing further American tariffs still left the two sides with broad differences.
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Drake has finally realized that if he sides with any one sports team, they'll probably lose -- so he's sending the final 4 NFL squads good vibes by equally cursing all of them.
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He described the gathering as a productive dialogue between the two sides with a focus on the new inspection expectations and efforts to address supply chain issues related to medical protective equipment.
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Those two bitterly divided worlds spawned a conflict from 1972 to 1979 marked by brutal tactics on both sides, with the fighting spilling into the neighboring states that harbored the nationalist guerrillas.
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"Whether the President sides with the path of his senior staff or the path of the North Koreans seems to me at the moment -- I don't know, he could go either way."
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Like his mentor and predecessor, the late Justice Antonin Scalia, Gorsuch often sides with liberals when it comes to the rights of criminal defendants when the laws used to convict them aren't clear.
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"Whether ultimately he sides with some of the arguments that we're making or not, I have nothing but really a heartfelt appreciation for the fact that he was willing to listen," Meadows said.
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Parents who failed their credible fear interviews also will have a second chance to make their case again before an immigration judge, but in most cases the judge sides with the asylum officer.
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In fact, Mahathir recently told the South China Morning Post that he would prefer to take sides with China over the U.S. if his country was forced to choose in the trade war.
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" Or as Dr. Elisabeth Vasko says, in her book Beyond Apathy: A Theology for Bystanders: "To be a Christian is to take sides with those who are marginalized, dehumanized and subject to violence.
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Republicans hold a one-seat majority on the Judiciary Committee, meaning if he sides with Democrats in voting "no," Kavanaugh wouldn't have the majority needed to get a favorable recommendation from the panel.
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Chris Christie (R) could get a major win if the court sides with a challenge his state brought challenging a 85033 federal law that bans sports gambling in almost every state except Nevada.
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During a press conference in New York, the president was questioned by CNN's Jim Acosta as to why he frequently sides with those accused of sexual misconduct or other abuse after allegations emerge.
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If a majority of justices sides with the officer, it could mean an increase in the number of similar traffic stops, including instances in which someone other than the car's owner is driving.
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Elite government security forces were deployed at the scene to control armed men from both sides, with some officers saying they had moved to disarm General Dostum's forces, who are mostly ethnic Uzbeks.
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The debate over the device has been increasingly dominated by incendiary rhetoric on both sides, with the Justice Department calling Apple's reliance on privacy concerns as "false" and "corrosive" in a recent filing.
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We got Chrissy leaving LAX Friday, where we gave her props on her HOT workout video ... and asked if she sides with folks who say she looks better now than before the baby.
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In a room at the patriarchal palace, lined on opposite sides with Catholic and Orthodox clerics, Francis and the Patriarch Daniel, the leader of the Romanian Orthodox church, sat in matching white robes.
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In following the Democrats' impeachment effort, I have listened to both sides with an open mind, tried to do some original research, and put a lot of thought into the arguments and claims.
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Supreme Court sides with nursing home in arbitration case: The Supreme Court sided with a Kentucky nursing home Monday in a case challenging the use of forced arbitration agreements in nursing home admissions.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisCourt sides with ex-felons who challenged Florida voting requirement Trump Medicaid proposal sparks bipartisan warnings Trump takes track to open Daytona 500 MORE (R), according to the White House.
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While there are considerably larger units, our small double, at 136 square feet, felt cramped, especially when it came time to sleep in the double bed, lined on three sides with tufted, cushioned board.
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Mr Trump's past statements and cabinet selections suggest that even if he sides with Mr Bishop when it comes to Bears Ears, he might resist a push to give states control of public lands.
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Again, there is possibly misleading information and claims on both sides, with the industry stating that Australia's wholesale natural gas price is competitive in Asia (it is), but ignoring that retail prices have surged.
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If the court sides with Department of Justice lawyers in this new case, the government will have unfettered access to the data tech companies store all over the world, provided it has a warrant.
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However, a source familiar with the situation said that there is a lack of trust between the two sides, with Debenhams fearing that Ashley could renege on his investment offer after he takes control.
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More often than not, the reports are criticized from all sides, with the companies complaining about the amount of work that goes into their production, and academics and experts chiding their lack of context.
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Many Pokémon are bilaterally symmetrical, which Gregory defines as "two matched sides with a head at the front and a butt at the back," as well as a set of genitalia between their legs.
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If he sides with Benchmark, then he would construct a schedule of depositions and document creation that would result in Kalanick providing more specfic rebuttals to Benchmark's charges than he has done so far.
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If the judge sides with the defense, finding prosecutors lack justification for keeping the alleged victims anonymous, the state could be forced to amend its complaint and reveal their names in order to proceed.
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A few minutes later, Mr McDonnell, who was present to witness the arguments, must have been buoyed by a line of questions from Stephen Breyer, a justice who usually sides with the court's liberals.
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In recent years, the First Amendment has faced unprecedented threats from all sides, with a "mob mentality" shutting down speech and "the grown-ups in the room"— professors and administrators— legitimizing that radical activism.
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Red-state Democrats faced intense pressure from both sides, with progressive groups urging them to block Trump's "war cabinet" and conservatives arguing opposition was a sign they were too liberal for their home states.
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If Judge Andrew Hanen, who issued the initial injunction, again sides with the states, the federal government could possibly appeal that decision, and it could eventually work its way back to the Supreme Court.
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The latter has a series of valleys lined by steep sides with mountains on either side rising to around 1,000 meters that allow the pilots to do training circuits at ultra-low level altitude.
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The American Civil Liberties Union last week joined a closely watched court case, taking sides with a national advocacy organization against a powerful New Yorker who's accused of enacting a retaliatory and unconstitutional policy.
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Hannity retweeted a story from conservative blog Media Equalizer that sides with him in the wake of advertisers pulling ads from his Fox show and calls for pressure on those that advertise on MSNBC.
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While the company called Gomez's claim "complete nonsense," in a motion to dismiss filed in April, it appears the United States Food and Drug Administration sides with the plaintiff on this particular labeling issue.
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The director dismisses Mia, who, wearing a blue jacket to hide the coffee, walks down a hallway lined on both sides with red-headed actresses wearing the same white shirt that she has stained.
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"The E.U. Parliament resorting to such a vote means it takes terror organizations under its wings, it takes sides with them," he said on Wednesday, addressing an Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting in Istanbul.
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Arnold Circus is tiered like a wedding cake (if you were inclined to make a cake out of asphalt and frost the sides with wood chips and leafy perennials) and topped with a bandstand.
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But if the Court sides with the administration, an estimated 4.5 million immigrants who are currently vulnerable to deportation will get three years of protection and the ability to work in the US legally.
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Outside of a "What if?" second playthrough, the kind of guilt-free roleplay where you're explicitly pushing at a game's boundaries, what monster sides with the greedy shits who've run this place into the ground?
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None of that puts LeBron in a Raptors uniform, though, and it will be impossible to fault anyone who sides with James in the series after he's beaten the Raptors two years in a row.
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That fight could be tougher for both sides, with Trump insistent he'll want funding for a wall on the border with Mexico and with Congress also having to tackle the debt ceiling later this year.
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Trump is making it even more clear that he sides with those who believe that an America that pledges never to use a nuclear weapon only increases the chances of nuclear war occurring one day.
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Co-operating on electrification could bring financial benefits on both sides, with utilities no longer losing money on connecting people in remote places and decentralized providers potentially finding it easier to access capital to expand.
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Groups on 4Chan and Anonymous have also repeatedly waded into foreign wars, notably in Ukraine and Syria, where they have typically taken different sides, with 4chan showing a strong pro-Assad and pro-Russia bias.
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A newly leaked snippet from what is purportedly an old Eminem track is causing controversy because of a line where the rapper sides with Chris Brown and says he would beat "a b----" like Rihanna.
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And by securing an exemption from the tariffs, Europe could be perceived as taking sides with the United States against China, said Gabriel Felbermayr, an economist at the Ifo Institute, a research organization in Munich.
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If Hanen sides with the attorneys general and orders DACA renewals halted, the Trump administration's position against the program will be bolstered as other appeals courts, and eventually the U.S. Supreme Court, consider the issue.
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He has taken sides with Saudi Arabia and four other Sunni states in their attempt to isolate and bully Qatar, the tiny gulf nation that is arguably America's most important military outpost in the region.
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Criticism of the New Yorker came from all sides, with Republicans describing it as the Schumer shutdown and Democrats asking why they blocked a funding bill only to agree to a similar deal days later.
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Finding an offensive rhythm proved a tough proposition for both sides, with the Aggies shooting 10-for-26 (38.5 percent) in the first 20 minutes compared to 8-for-22 (36.4 percent) for the Tigers.
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"When he takes a divisive, nasty turn, when he just sides with special interests and gets co-opted by the Republican right, we will oppose him tooth and nail," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.
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Once seen as a "hawkish supporter of Israel," today she sides with Sanders on many issues concerning the region: she supports a two-state solution, an end to the occupation, and restoring funds to UNRWA.
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If the Supreme Court sides with the landowners in Opportunity, that could allow people near other Superfund sites, like the one in Libby, to sue as well, which could ultimately affect how the EPA operates.
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If the court sides with Christie, advocates say it could pave the way for legal sports betting that Christie's attorney, Theodore Olson, argued is already happening illegally in New Jersey and states across the country.
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But 18 months into President Trump's term, there are signs of change: The department has launched no new efforts to roll back state restrictions on the ability to vote, and instead often sides with them.
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The March itself has been a lightning rod for various critiques from all sides, with some calling out the lack of police interventions at the marches as a symbol of privilege reserved for white women.
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Because of the influence of the real estate industry, we have a government now that constantly sides with corporate developers and landlords rather than with tenants, and New York is becoming more and more unaffordable.
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"If President Trump is successful in getting a peace treaty that's acceptable to both sides with North Korea, I think he certainly ought to be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize," Carter told Politico in May.
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At that point, if the Codex committee sides with the US, the industry could avoid the tougher regulation and standards infant formula has been subject to — standards that have averted thousands of deaths around the world.
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By September 20163, a New York architect had completed plans for a bold glass obelisk 100 stories high, to be topped by a gleaming, cut-diamond–like shape emblazoned on multiple sides with the Trump logo.
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The Oreo Big Crunch Bar (10.5 ounces; meant to be shared; $4.99) is a solid layer of Oreo cookie sandwiched by Oreo creme (it's like an inside-out Oreo!), coated on both sides with milk chocolate.
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Washington (CNN)A brewing civil war within the GOP has House Republicans picking sides, with plenty of members backing up party Chairman Reince Priebus in threatening consequences for those who don't get behind nominee Donald Trump.
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The rapper was out near Hollywood Thursday when we asked about his ex-girlfriend beefing on Twitter with her ex-girlfriend, Tana Mongeau -- who's also sort of his ex-GF -- and he clearly sides with Tana.
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"If President Trump is successful in getting a peace treaty that's acceptable to both sides with North Korea, I think he certainly ought to be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize," Carter told Politico in May.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for the Z4's cameras, Motorola gave the phone high-resolution shooters on both sides with a 25-MP selfie cam up front, and a 48-MP camera in the back.
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Kashkari does not have a vote on the Fed's policy committee this year, but his comments show he sides with the doves at the Fed who have carried the day on policy decisions throughout the year.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the liberal justices in close cases and whose vote could be pivotal in this one, voiced doubt about the family's arguments during the court's hour-long argument.
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That changed with the release of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee, which showed members of the committee plainly taking sides with Hillary Clinton and against Mr. Sanders, the senator from Vermont, during the campaign.
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Tyga might not be the first person who comes to mind for settling hot-button racial debates, but in the case of Wiz Khalifa's controversial new song, the rapper's opinion matters ... and he sides with Wiz.
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One of his articulations is if you come from a faith where God sides with the poor and stands with the poor, then that's a part of environmental issues today because it's poor people being harmed.
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Within Afghanistan, India and the China have been on opposite sides with China relying on its old ally Pakistan as it seeks to stabilize Afghanistan by various means, including brokering talks to end the Taliban insurgency.
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With her set and costume designer Baille Younkman, Ms. Gill has blanketed the signature "Quadrille" stage — a platform in the center of the theater that allows for viewing from four sides — with squares of artificial turf.
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The White House is now mediating talks on the issue between representatives of both sides, with input from EPA, and some Republican senators from states representing refineries are working on possible legislation to overhaul the program.
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On a recent sticky evening at Lehua Night Market, crowds ambled through the carnival-like pedestrian street, which was lined on both sides with vendors hawking things like hats, cellphone cases and, of course, delicious snacks.
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The Vermont senator is being pounded on television in the first-in-the-nation caucus state from both sides, with attack ads airing by a pro-Israel Democratic super PAC and a conservative dark-money group.
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"Our investigation has revealed that many of the FAA&aposs own technical experts and safety inspectors believe FAA&aposs management often sides with Boeing rather than standing up for the safety of the public," he continued.
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The latest move by the Kremlin strikes another blow against the already dismal diplomatic relations between the two sides, with each new step moving Moscow and Washington further from the rapprochement anticipated a few months ago.
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Negotiations involving all sides with a stake in tax regime adjustments, including the energy ministry, are continuing and are expected to end next month, when the three-year budget is to be submitted to the cabinet.
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The office will be staffed by up to 20 people each from the two sides with the South Koreans on the second floor and the North Koreans on the fourth floor of the four-story building.
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Rated 249.99 stars by 249.99% of a whopping 763,276 customers, this stand folio case by ProCase features a stylish leather exterior and soft interior for protection on both sides, with a magnetic closure for extra security.
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In a potential race for Draghi's job, Weidmann is likely to face criticism that he often sides with the minority on the rate-setting Governing Council, having opposed key stimulus measures that kick-started European growth.
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Nevertheless, the Court's brief decision in Roane is significant because the Supreme Court's Republican majority frequently sides with the Trump administration when the administration disagrees with a lower court opinion and wants that decision wiped away.
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What legal scholars who side with the administration are particularly concerned about, though, is what will happen if Texas and the other states are granted standing at all — even if the Court ultimately sides with Obama.
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If the conservative-tilting Supreme Court ultimately sides with Mr Phillips, it will have to work out how to limit the fallout of a decision that prioritises solicitude toward religious views over fair-dealing in the marketplace.
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"I look at both parties we see extremes on both sides...with approximately $21.5 trillion of debt, which is a reckless example, not only of Republicans, but of Democrats, as well," he told CBS in his interview.
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Finally, sprinkle the non-butter sides with sharp cheddar cheese, close the sandwich, and cook it in a skillet until the parmesan becomes brown and crusty, the jalapeños crisp up, and the cheese gets gooey and melty.
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While greater cooperation in Syria would be in the interests of both sides, with Turkey and Russia on opposite sides in terms of their support of the Syrian regime, the scope for coordination was limited, said Hakura.
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"This border strip - we do not call it a safe zone - must guarantee security for both sides with international peacekeeping forces, we believe this would be a moderate solution," she told Reuters in an interview in Qamishli.
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The president sides with those who rightly call for racist cops to be rooted out, but who also contend that the problem of inner city violence is strictly a gun control issue — nothing to do with behavior.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said he would prefer to take sides with China over the U.S. if his country was forced to take sides in the trade war, the South China Morning Post reported on Friday.
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Butter the inside of a 18-by-13-by-163-inch rimmed baking sheet, then line the bottom and 2 long sides with a sheet of parchment paper, letting at least 1 inch hang over the sides.
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Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), who often sides with the far-right group, teamed up with DeFazio on a bill that would lift the federal cap on passenger fees in order to help airports pay for facility upgrades.
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There is also less pressure for the CBC to take immediate sides, with the FBI pausing the legal fight while it tries a secret new method to hack into the San Bernardino shooter's phone without Apple's help.
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As for Katy Perry's shoe, the business guru sides with the singer and doesn't believe it should be considered offensive or racist ... and gives a full tutorial on what does and doesn't qualify as blackface (or whiteface).
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The real moment of truth will come when a federal judge either rules in AT&T's favor, or sides with the Justice Department's concerns over one company having too much control over content creation and media distribution.
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There's a compelling body of literature showing that people reason backward from their party affiliation: As soon as party labels are thrown into the mix, everyone typically sides with their own team, irrespective of facts or message.
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If the Court sides with the President, it will embolden Republicans as he gears up for the presidential election and represent a striking blow to his critics who are trying on several fronts to obtain the documents.
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The Court now consists of four liberals (Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan) and three hard-core conservatives (Roberts, Clarence Thomas, and Alito), plus Anthony Kennedy, who usually but not always sides with the conservatives.
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Mr. Xi has expanded the party's oversight of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, the party-controlled organ that is supposed to mediate disputes for its more than 300 million members but often sides with management.
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Arguably, however, they would be better served playing in a qualifying subdivision for the lowest-ranked sides, with the top side from said subdivision moving up to contest full World Cup and European qualifiers with everyone else.
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During a one-hour argument before the nine-member court, several justices peppered attorneys on both sides with hypothetical examples of apparel, challenging them to say whether they would be acceptable in a voting site or not.
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At 20 pages long, Codex Selden is made of an over-16-foot-long strip of deer hide covered on both sides with gesso and folded like an accordion so both its front and back invite writing.
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He's a rich guy who opposes increasing the minimum wage, and otherwise broadly takes exactly the views on labor issues that you would expect the CEO of a fast-food company to take — he sides with the bosses.
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The two images depict a display style similar to the one found on the Samsung Galaxy S8, with rounded corners and thin bezels on both sides, with slightly thicker bezels at the top and bottom of the device.
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At the same time, Rose, 40, was appearing in the final episodes of Southern Charm's sixth season, where he was on opposite sides with friend and costar Austen Kroll over the beer maker's on-off girlfriend, Madison LeCroy.
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It's go through the trial again, with the newfound edge that two people goofed up DNA evidence and hope that the jury sides with Michael's story despite all the other evidence against him, or take this plea deal.
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It sets up a tough dynamic where Randall sides with his wife (as he should, at least publicly — keep the disagreements private), but realizes maybe he should listen to the guy with at least a little political experience.
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And if Judge Watson, and the other judges hearing challenges to travel ban 2.0, sides with the state of Hawaii and the other travel ban challengers, the first big policy of the Trump administration will be permanently sunk.
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One technically expert reader, for instance, explained why he sides with the singularity, the theory predicting super-human intelligence, and the Universal Basic Income, the call for a basic stipend for all Americans as an antidote to robotization.
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Richmond is "uniquely vulnerable" because it is surrounded by water on three sides, with 32 miles (52 km) of shoreline and is one of the poorest communities in the Bay area, the mayor's office said in a statement.
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We talked to Chris Childs ... who played with Oakley on the Knicks teams of the mid-'90s ... and he told us the situation is a disgrace, but he definitely sides with Charles' contention that he did nothing wrong.
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Perhaps we'll see another case like Whole Women's Health (a 2016 decision where Kennedy joined the Court's liberals in striking down Texas regulations meant to disrupt abortion provision), but this time the court sides with the state's restrictions.
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"If President Trump is successful in getting a peace treaty that's acceptable to both sides with North Korea, I think he certainly ought to be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize," Carter said on Politico's "Off Message" podcast.
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She's good at what she does, if the guest verse she mails Jamal is to be trusted, but Jamal likes to create music on the spot in the same room as his collaborators and ultimately sides with Freda.
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While he has initiated an immigration crackdown and waged several culture wars—criticizing NFL players who kneel to protest racism, for instance, and declaring that he saved "Merry Christmas"—on many issues he sides with the GOP establishment.
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If a Democrat wins in Alabama and is seated (and presumably sides with other Democrats against the new version of the bill that emerges from a House-Senate conference committee), the margin would be even closer -- 50-50.
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Hanoi, Vietnam (CNN)President Donald Trump downplayed on Sunday his past skepticism of Russia's involvement in US election meddling, saying he sides with American intelligence agencies over Vladimir Putin when it comes to assigning culpability for the hack.
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What's next: If the Supreme Court sides with the black and Hispanic voters, the case would be sent back to the lower court to remedy the alleged infractions — and redraw the districts — before 2020's round of redistricting.
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If the court sides with the Justice Department and strikes down only the mandate and the law's popular protections for people with pre-existing conditions, insurers could return to denying coverage to such people or charging them more.
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"In the face of Russia's strong need for Manchuria, the years from 1901 to 1903 were filled on both sides with a growing sense of impending doom," Dale Copeland, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, writes.
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Then I rub both sides with half a clove of garlic and serve it with a dill pickle or some sauerkraut (good homemade sauerkraut, not the kraut out of the can that I never liked as a child!).
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Psh. Of course, Greg being Greg, he'll probably try to play both sides with his cache of cruise ship documents, and we'll watch him bumble his way through that, in his secretly conniving but outwardly idiotic Greg way.
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The EU backs Ukraine in its confrontation with Russia, which annexed the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Kiev in March 2014 and sides with rebels who later took up arms against government troops in Ukraine's industrial east.
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Perhaps we'll see another case like Whole Women's Health (a 53 decision where Kennedy joined the Court's liberals in striking down Texas regulations meant to disrupt abortion provision), but this time the court sides with the state's restrictions.
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When we got the real-life actor out in L.A. he revealed to us that it's all a goof ... and not only does he not root for the Eagles ... he actually sides with the evilest of all football empires.
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Donald Trump clarified Sunday that even though Russian President Vladimir Putin sincerely believes the Kremlin "didn't meddle" in the 2016 election, he sides with the US intelligence community, which concluded in January that Putin intervened to boost Trump's candidacy.
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As such, Trump is unlikely to be "able to ignore these developments completely for fear that Pakistan may not be as forthcoming in support of an Afghanistan peace process if he ... openly sides with India on this," Yusuf said.
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As the two teams al-Ahli and al-Batin faced each other in the city of Jeddah, women showed up to their first public sporting event in the Kingdom to support the sides with their spouses, children and friends.
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At the same time, the failure of decades of effort to reach an Israeli-Palestinian peace accord and a months-long campaign of violence targeting Jews has provoked anger and frustration on both sides, with more incendiary, racist language.
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Like the way you put the Infinity stones all over the cake and my favorite part you the superheroes logos and symbols on the side of the cake I want to see the other sides with the other symbols.
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And that takes us back to the bad news: In the longer term, this change is assaulting Miami from all sides, with increased rainfall from above and rising seas pushing in from the east, raising the water table below.
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In Friday's filing, the Trump and Cohen attorneys say that since Clifford agreed to pay $1 million for "each breach," she could owe as much as $20 million if an arbitration judge sides with Trump's and Essential Consultants' attorneys.
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We got John Schneider at LAX, and he immediately sides with his ex co-star Catherine Bach as the only true DD. Check out the 'Dukes of Hazzard' star's reaction when he saw the pic of Jessica on vacay.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson Says She Wants 2 More Kids to Up Her Total to 5 Kendall sides with her mom, complaining that she doesn't understand her dad's need to slam her former wife and step-daughters.
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Responding to a report that claimed Damon, 47, wanted to distance himself from his longtime pal and replace him with Chris Hemsworth, Affleck, 45, let his fans know that the gossip didn't bother him, because he sides with Kimmel anyways.
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The long-term fate of legal challenges to various conservative-backed religious freedom laws could rest on Kennedy, an 81-year-old conservative who sometimes sides with the court's liberals in major cases and has been a champion of gay rights.
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Under the noon blaze a white-whiskered priest and a troupe of young women in red saris murmur, sing and place cups made of folded leaves at the base of the rock, which is covered on both sides with inscriptions.
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The travel ban's challengers may take some comfort from the appeals court ruling's reliance on a concurring opinion in a 2015 Supreme Court immigration case by Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sides with the court's liberals in big cases.
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The move sparked an outcry on all sides, with academics attacking the decision as an affront to academic freedom, while the state-run Global Times tabloid said publishers could leave the country if they did not like the "Chinese way".
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"As usual, the administration sides with big, powerful special interests over the interests of average American families, who will pay the price for lower miles per gallon and dirtier air," said Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic Leader, in a statement.
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If the court sides with Uber, the startup would be able to more easily establish itself across the EU and offer low-cost services like UberPop, which connects users with amateur drivers and has been banned in several European countries.
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N) board on Thursday voted to end Shari Redstone's control of the media company, but the move will not take effect unless a Delaware judge sides with CBS in its litigation to stop a potential merger with Viacom Inc (VIAB.
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In one of the most deadly years for wildfires in California's recorded history, the LCV Victory Fund campaign links their politics to the fires, saying each candidate "sides with polluters" against climate change policies, to the detriment of public health.
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Read more here Top lobbying groups dive into 'Medicare for All' debate The debate over "Medicare for All" is seeing big money interests rushing to back both sides, with top lobbying groups registered to both oppose and push for the policy.
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Caroline Fredrickson, president of the liberal American Constitution Society, said it appears the justices were trying to give a little bit to both sides with their decision in the case, but may have created a recipe for disaster in doing so.
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" Orr wrote that while voter ID laws used to seem like "a common sense, albeit small, way to combat potential voter fraud," he now sides with critics who argue "it's a voter suppression ploy by Republicans aimed primarily at black voters.
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Sadie sides with Chapman on favoring "spitters," suitable for making cider and applejack, and when Chapman drops by with more saplings or a jug or two of the good stuff, he and Sadie get drunk and have a fine old time.
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The memo contrasts this with the Iran nuclear deal, which worked in part because the United States imposed economic sanctions and also because talks were streamlined between two sides, with Iran on one and the United States mostly leading the other.
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In one of the most deadly years for wildfires in California's recorded history, the LCV Victory Fund campaign links the politics to the fires, saying each candidate "sides with polluters" against climate change policies, to the detriment of public health.
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When the EPA sides with the scientific mainstream—which says human health is improved with cleaner-than-required air—it shows that health benefits will outweigh the rule's cost to the coal industry by $17 billion to $28 billion in 2030.
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But the political guardrails that once could have prevented a soldier's death from spiraling into a weeklong, made-for-TV spectacle have been wiped out by a mistrust that has deepened on all sides with the rise of Mr. Trump.
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Mia, who we come to find out is harboring a secret about her own journey to motherhood, sides with Bebe (who happens to be her co-worker) and does everything in her power to help her get her baby back.
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If the Supreme Court sides with the three-judge panel that blocked the Wisconsin map, some liberals foresee an end to gerrymandering, while some conservatives imagine a districting process that is the purview of legislatures being completely usurped by the courts.
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Binyamin Appelbaum TRADE POLICY President Trump's meeting with President Xi Jinping of China at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Thursday and Friday leaves both sides with difficult choices about whether to emphasize geopolitical priorities or bilateral trade goals.
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Trump's FBI director sides with FBI against Trump conspiracy theory, and Trump is angry FBI Director Christopher Wray affirmed the findings of the DOJ Inspector General that there was no deep state conspiracy behind the beginnings of the Russia investigation.
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When the Construction Worker (an appealing Natalie Weiss) refuses to build the wall, vowing instead to "tear down what's gotten rotten," her beloved romantic partner, the Police Officer (Felicia Boswell, ditto), sides with the royals in the interest of security.
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The video has no sound, but the staff sergeant said the gunfire that followed was punctuated with screaming from both sides, with the gunman telling them to put their hands up, and the Americans yelling back that they are friends.
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While not being a party to the South China Sea dispute, Singapore had taken sides with the Philippines and Vietnam, and allowed U.S. air force jets to be based in Singapore "which everyone knows are aimed at China", Hu added.
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During the slowdown, the crime reduction was also concentrated within black and Latino communities on the city's south and west sides with higher crime rates, suggesting that different groups of police officers responded to the union calls for a slowdown differently.
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On her show, Ms. Kondo teaches clients to put items in drawers in a single layer — food storage containers are stacked on their sides with their lids on, while clothing gets folded into tall, triangular soldiers, ready to be deployed.
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According to the Marvel comic canon, Danvers' hair was never supposed to be long and loose at all: It's shaved on the sides with longer layers on top — just long enough to be pulled into her famous Mohawk when she's wearing her helmet.
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If the ITC sides with Boeing, as it has so far, it could effectively keep U.S. airlines from using Bombardier's CSeries jet by imposing duties of nearly 300 percent, one of the largest ever imposed for a market-based economy, Boeing said.
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Iron Man sides with the government and becomes obsessed with imprisoning every hero who doesn't submit to the law; Captain America thinks the law impugns his civil liberty to punch bad guys in the face whenever he wants, and goes on the run.
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Perhaps the most disturbing part of Kavanaugh's dissent is that he sides with internet service providers like Verizon and Comcast, buying wholesale their argument that net neutrality tramples on their first amendment rights because it does not allow these companies to block content.
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He said he would vote against Renzi's plan to reduce the role of the upper house Senate and cut the powers of regional governments, joining sides with other PD dissidents and all the opposition parties who are already lined up against the reform.
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And as a franchise, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been on both sides, with fondly remembered NES and arcade titles, a surprisingly good Game Boy Advance TMNT tie-in, and, well, a relentless stream of generic garbage that's left few consoles untouched.
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"On a daily basis," the lawsuit alleges, "Joel and Mary feel that they are being attacked from all sides," with both parents struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and social anxiety as a result of the intense harassment and scrutiny they've suffered.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The Korean Olympic Committee (KOC) will not drag its feet if the Court of Arbitration for Sport sides with swimmer Park Tae-hwan in his bid to repeal a controversial doping ban, KOC Secretary-General Cho Young-ho said on Monday.
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Chicago opened the scoring in the fourth inning, as Jon Jay — the lone player on both sides with a multi-hit game — ripped an RBI double with two strikes and two outs to score Leury Garcia, who started the inning with a walk.
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But on the debate stage, he leaned heavily into his lectern, gripping the sides with both hands, as if his bulk could help gird against a moderator gently guiding him back to the questions at hand and a nimble if dispassionate rival.
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Senate sides with White House, votes down GOP plan: The Senate followed the Trump administration Thursday and did not advance a GOP provision that would have given lawmakers more oversight over deals between U.S. and foreign companies that might have impacted national security.
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"If President Trump is successful in getting a peace treaty that's acceptable to both sides with North Korea, I think he certainly ought to be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize," Carter, a Nobel Prize winner himself, said on Politico's "Off Message" podcast.
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In this respect, Look sides with those members of the French OuLiPo group, such as novelist Harry Mathews, who argue that an author shouldn't reveal the procedures used in composition, on the grounds that the finished work ought to stand on its own.
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The statement contained little detail, but American officials said the intelligence report found that Russia continued to use social media, fake personas and Moscow-controlled media to influence positions on opposite ideological sides with an aim of further polarizing the United States.
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Many people, feeling that the film implicitly sides with Simin (the mother who doesn't want her child growing up under "these circumstances"), were exhilarated by Farhadi's frank portrayal of middle-class ambivalence toward the values on which the Islamic republic was founded.
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But the strongest tendency among chroniclers inclined to paint in shades of gray — the filmmaker Ken Burns's recent PBS series on the war is a striking example — has been to credit all sides with fighting sincerely for principles that made sense to them.
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President Moon Jae-in is under pressure from both sides, with domestic support dropping over his administration's response to North Korea's participation in the Winter Olympics, especially after it decided to form a combined women's ice hockey team with athletes from both sides.
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The last month has seen Turkey send troops to pitch in to Libya's civil war, in which Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have long been on different sides, with other nations pulling the strings increasingly believed to include Russia and Italy.
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Some of Google's most formidable rivals – including Microsoft, IBM and Mozilla, which makes Firefox – filed amicus briefs on behalf of Google on Monday, arguing the high court could severely harm technological innovation if it sides with Oracle in the landmark copyright case.
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Some of Google's most formidable rivals – including Microsoft, IBM and Mozilla, which makes Firefox – filed amicus briefs on behalf of Google on Monday, arguing the high court could severely harm technological innovation if it sides with Oracle in the landmark copyright case.
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Meanwhile, the next president will find Ukraine besieged on all sides, with Russian troops and pro-Russian rebels at its throat and corruption destroying it from within — and as the Leshchenko scandal suggests, not all in Ukraine is what it appears to be.
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Mr. Trump is focusing on health proposals that do not involve coverage — lowering drug prices, for example — as his administration sides with the plaintiffs in a court case seeking to invalidate the entire Affordable Care Act, putting millions of people's coverage at risk.
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ALBANY — The call for a breakaway faction of Democrats in the State Senate to abandon its Republican allies and rejoin the party's fold picked up a surprising supporter on Wednesday: Senator Simcha Felder, a Brooklyn Democrat who also sides with the Republicans.
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Before the extracting begins, experts known as "tecchiaroli" hang on ropes from the sides of the mountain and pick at its sides with pointy iron bars to remove loose rock that could fall and hurt workers in subsequent phases of the extraction.
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The same day, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced a digital ad buy of mid-five-figures to promote the health bill — a sign of the stark cash divide between the two sides with nearly a year to go until the next election.
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The report says the iPhone 211 will have symmetrical bezels on all sides, with a "notch" on the top for the earpiece, sensors, and cameras, allowing for a display that's even bigger than the 83-inch screen on the iPhone Plus models.
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" As Ward has explained, such a fight would result in heavy losses on all sides, with some experts believing more than a million people could die; he summed up the potential conflict by writing, "The bottom line: It'd be hell on earth.
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Over on the less postcard-worthy side of the River Witham, West Street, a long, straight road toward the railway station, is lined on both sides with Eastern European stores, in an area which once hosted more empty units than occupied ones.
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The line of benches continued on both sides with little difference, save this—three benches down I saw a piece of half-eaten gingerbread, and in the grass the parchment in which it had been wrapped, drifting gently in the summer breeze.
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I mean really listened: the song had already been out for months, but for some reason, it didn't really click until it was coming at us at top volume from all sides, with a vast, mostly unknown city streaking past the windows.
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However, the evidence that shoot-outs actually favour the stronger team is extremely thin: sides with more impressive won-lost records and goal differentials (after accounting for the quality of their opposition) do not win an outsize share of shoot-outs against weaker rivals.
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" SUPCO SIDES WITH BAKER WHO SHUNNED GAY WEDDING Fox News : "The Supreme Court ruled Monday in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple, in one of the most closely watched cases of the term.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump last week floated the first kernels of his budget proposal for the coming year, and a new CNN/ORC poll finds the public sides with the President on tax cuts for the middle class and increased spending on infrastructure.
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All this, however, could be swept away if a federal appeals court in New Orleans sides with a Texas district court judge, who ruled in December that Affordable Care Act's individual mandate is unconstitutional and that the rest of the law therefore cannot stand.
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The Affordable Care Act's broad impact on the health care system is central to the arguments of both sides -- with Texas saying the passage of the law has forced it to spend more money, and California charging that the law's nullification would cost it money.
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Details of how Pruitt was captured were not immediately available, but Supervisory Inspector Scott Sides with the U.S. Marshals Service Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force told WTOC that Pruitt suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a vehicle crash during his capture Friday afternoon.
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He usually sides with companies, provides little relief for condemned prisoners appealing against death sentences, goes out of his way to protect institutions claiming that laws like Obamacare burden their religious liberty and rejects objections to religious displays like the Ten Commandments in public parks.
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As for the potential fallout for Trump and his allies, even if the court sides with Gamble, it would mean only that the Double Jeopardy Clause would prevent state prosecutions for the same crime — not any prosecution of other crimes arising from the same conduct.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes Overnight Energy: Automakers group sides with Trump in emissions lawsuit | Latest on California wildfires | Walden won't seek reelection | Park Service scraps plan to charge protesters for security MORE (R-Texas).
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When an animal control officer responded to an after hours emergency call on Wednesday night at the Oskaloosa, Iowa, brush dump, he found something horrible: a plastic tote box, taped shut with StegoTape on all sides with a couple of small holes poked in it.
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This could put Trump between a rock and a hard place: The president has called for regulatory reform in Washington, but the working-class voters who helped elect Trump could see this as a betrayal if he sides with federal contractors over their employees.
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Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowGiuliani considers launching impeachment podcast Judge sides with NY officials in Trump tax return lawsuit Democrats to test Trump as impeachment moves to new stage MORE, one of Trump's attorneys, told reporters Monday that the president's legal team is reviewing the opinion.
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"I've never heard an American president talk that way, but I think it's especially true that when he's with someone like Putin — who is a thug, a world-class thug — that he sides with him again and again against his own country's interests," Gergen said.
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Sides with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait at climate conference Considering Trump announced the US would walk away from the Paris climate agreement -- which brought together the rest of the world -- it's no surprise the US continues to be an outlier on the international stage.
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The trail hiked on Saturday, dubbed the DMZ Pathway to Peace although it does not enter any part of the zone, was introduced after the North refused to implement an agreed plan to provide tourists from both sides with greater access to the JSA.
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Start with my own family, as an illustration — white Protestants for the most part on both sides with a few Irish newcomers mixed, rising and falling and migrating around in the way of most families that have been in this country a long time.
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If the court sides with the F.C.C., that could open the door to other broadcasting mergers, and the four major broadcasters — CBS, ABC, Fox and NBC — could seek to buy more local affiliates, particularly in swing states where political ad spending surges during election years.
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In Myanmar, whose government's violence against the Rohingya people has been labeled by the United Nations as ethnic cleansing, Facebook is in a bind when it is forced to take sides with either the government or a faction deemed to be outlaws by the state.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisCourt sides with ex-felons who challenged Florida voting requirement Trump Medicaid proposal sparks bipartisan warnings Trump takes track to open Daytona 500 MORE announced a new behavioral threat assessment and management strategy program which will be used by local law enforcement.
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Even if Mr. Pruitt reopens the review and ultimately sides with the industry, automakers will need to continue spending to develop fuel-saving technologies, given the mileage or emissions requirements in many states, as well as Europe and China, that manufacturers will have to meet.
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Amy Klobuchar immediately highlighted her differences with Sanders, noting that she sides with her friend and fellow senator, Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who has voted against trade agreements throughout his time in the Senate but has said he'll vote for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said late on Saturday that it would not decide whether to lift the judge's ruling, as requested by the U.S. government, until it receives briefs from both sides, with the administration's filing due on Monday.
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Here are a few popular formats: Lincoln-Douglas Debate: In this formal debate format, arguments are divided into timed segments and go back and forth between the "pro" and the "con" sides, with teams presenting arguments, providing evidence to support arguments and offering rebuttals.
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"Any judge that sides with Big Oil over the American people has no place on our Supreme Court," said Jane Kleeb, a Nebraska activist who helped lead the grass-roots campaign that killed the Keystone XL oil pipeline, in an email to POLITICO on Tuesday.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes Overnight Energy: Automakers group sides with Trump in emissions lawsuit | Latest on California wildfires | Walden won't seek reelection | Park Service scraps plan to charge protesters for security MORE (Texas) on the Ethics Committee.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes Overnight Energy: Automakers group sides with Trump in emissions lawsuit | Latest on California wildfires | Walden won't seek reelection | Park Service scraps plan to charge protesters for security MORE of the Ethics Committee.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes Overnight Energy: Automakers group sides with Trump in emissions lawsuit | Latest on California wildfires | Walden won't seek reelection | Park Service scraps plan to charge protesters for security MORE (Texas) on the Ethics Committee.
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Now, DACA is in a zombie state, in which unauthorized immigrants who had DACA protections before Trump tried to rescind them are allowed to keep renewing but are forced to continually consider how to maximize the time they'll be protected if the Supreme Court sides with Trump.
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But I think there has been a lot of outreach from members of both sides with ideas the president is willing to listen to these individuals, and if they can come to resolution on a way forward, then obviously we are willing to listen and move forward.
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Kennedy, who sometimes sides with the court's liberal justices in big rulings, did not definitively tip his hand on how he would rule but posed tough questions to Wisconsin's lawyers that signaled his aversion to electoral districts drawn to give one party a lopsided advantage in elections.
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If it sides with the Philippines and then China begins building on the Scarborough Shoal—which both countries claim and which China has occupied since 2012 in contravention, according to the Philippines, of an American-brokered agreement—no Filipino president can simply acquiesce, especially a tough guy.
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"The wall became a literal fulcrum for U.S. — Mexico relations and children and adults were connected in meaningful ways on both sides with the recognition that the actions that take place on one side have a direct consequence on the other side," Rael wrote in the post.
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This attempt to find a middle ground between a complete exit from the EU and continued membership has upset all sides, with opponents of the EU membership saying it isn't really Brexit and supporters of the EU saying it goes too far in the direction of Brexit.
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The far-right Jobbik party, which is part of the official opposition but usually sides with Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party on migration issues, was crucial to the defeat of the amendment, after its demand for the scrapping of an immigrant investor scheme was rejected.
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"It has become a massive intrusion of the federal government into state ... and on the conservative side Common Core became aligned with 'You're going to tell my kid what to think,'" said Enlow, whose group opposes Common Core, but often sides with education reformers on other issues.
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" Gomes said Kluber had perfected a skill that carried Greg Maddux to the Hall of Fame: the ability to throw in and out on either edge of the plate, as if marking both sides with an X. That way, Gomes said, "guys can't sit on pitches.
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During arguments Tuesday, which lasted more than an hour, Kennedy asked newly appointed U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco if a baker would be able to hang a sign in the store window that says "We don't make cakes for gay weddings" if the court sides with Phillips.
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Now, Xi, 66, can pursue his nationalistic vision with few checks on his authority, even as he imprisons more than a million Uighur Muslims, rebuilds China's military, enlaces its economy with that of nations all over the world, sides with brutal regimes, and challenges American power.
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Three sources confirmed talks between the two sides, with one saying EPH was selling a 30 percent stake after Macquarie offered a better price than EPH would achieved in an initial public offering that could have raised some 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) for EPIF's owners.
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With only 85033 percent of the vote, Gillum claimed the nomination, before falling short in the finale against now-Governor Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisCourt sides with ex-felons who challenged Florida voting requirement Trump Medicaid proposal sparks bipartisan warnings Trump takes track to open Daytona 500 MORE.
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Significantly, the Trump administration sides with Kansas in the case arguing that the federal and state law at issue are not in conflict and that the lower court ignored the fact that the state prosecution could have gone forward without ever relying upon information culled from federal forms.
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Choe Myong-nam, deputy ambassador at North Korea's diplomatic mission in Geneva, said, "the decision by WEF is based on political motivation because the organizer has suddenly decided to cancel, taking sides with the belligerent United States and its allies that are pursuing hostile policies against" the country.
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While he embraces marijuana legalization — a shibboleth of most libertarians — and sides with Apple in its dispute with the FBI, he's also on record being sharply critical of Sharia, the most extreme interpretation of Islamic law that he contends is not compatible with Americans' concept of freedom of religion.
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Read MoreIran's row with the Saudis: All you need to know Talks are due in Geneva on January 25 and crucially involve both Saudi Arabia and Iran despite them backing opposing sides with Iran backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Saudi backing rebel groups trying to oust him.
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Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in three cases that will determine the future of the DACA program and the future of the nearly 1 million aspiring Americans who could be deported if the court sides with the Trump administration's effort to end the program.
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The current Supreme Court includes four liberal justices appointed by Democratic presidents, three conservative justices appointed by Republican presidents, and Reagan appointee Kennedy, whose swing vote usually sides with the conservatives but joins the liberals on some key issues such as gay rights and, most recently, affirmative action.
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Significantly, the federal government sides with Kansas in the case, arguing in briefs that the federal law and state law at issue are not in conflict and that the lower court ignored the fact that the state prosecution could have gone forward without ever relying upon federal forms.
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Certainly, if one looks only at actions in the trade dispute, the clear conclusion is that there has been a consistent escalation from both sides, with new tariffs being imposed or existing tariffs being raised on a broader range of traded goods between the world's two largest economies.
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The benches for both teams are starting to see some action, which will change the strategy some for both sides, with the Warriors bringing in JaVale McGee, their top rim protector other than Draymond Green, and the Cavaliers bringing in Deron Williams, their best playmaker off the bench.
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"The U.S. has clearly put its weight on the peace issue, and that message is clear to all sides — with President Ghani agreeing to reduction of violence — there is a consensus among the parties," said Omar Sadr, an assistant professor of political science at the American University of Afghanistan.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, has pulled back from his promise to withdraw from the Paris deal, but: I'll be looking to see to what extent Bolsonaro sides with Trump and pushes for further development of the Amazon rainforest, whose trees are key to sucking up global carbon dioxide emissions.
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In the face of all these attacks on clean water, it's critical that Congress sides with clean water over the polluters this summer, so that the EPA has the necessary funding to make sure that our lakes and streams remain protected for all Americans to enjoy for many summers to come.
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Whether it's spitting bars with The Square, bopping alongside Kanye at the BRITs, staging clashes at McDonalds, dropping double A-sides with XL Recordings or launching his own record label and inventing a new genre, the Lewisham artist likes to rip it all up and start again on the regular.
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Gorsuch, a conservative with a libertarian streak, sometimes sides with the liberal bloc on criminal-justice issues—last term, he voted to overturn a vaguely worded federal statute that piled on additional penalties for using firearms in "crimes of violence"—and on certain matters related to Native American tribal rights.
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This is where Ms. Thongngoen stands, shredding papayas and cucumbers with an imposing knife, then hammering them with a small bat she holds in her left hand, mixing in chiles, peanuts, bean sprouts and lime hulls, scraping down the sides with a metal spoon in her right hand as she goes.
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The sculptures, by contrast, twist rectangular segments of foam — the kind of cheap plastic foam you might rip out of an unwanted love seat — into shapes simple enough to take in at a glance, and then makes them entrancing by dipping them in resin and marking the sides with different colors.
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And because this version of the travel ban is written to last indefinitely — with review by the executive branch but not Congress or the courts — if the Court sides with Trump in this case, the travel ban will probably be around for as long as Trump is in office or longer.
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SERVINGS 4 INGREDIENTS 1 3-inch baguette, sliced 1 tbsp olive oil, plus more for brushing and drizzling 23 medium tomatoes, stem nubs removed 2 red bell peppers, seeded and chopped Salt, to taste Pepper, to taste Heavy cream, for drizzling DIRECTIONS Lightly brush the sliced baguette on both sides with olive oil.
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SUPREME COURT SIDES WITH TEXAS IN REDISTRICTING MAP DISPUTE The three other killings, all west of Fort Worth on the same day in May 1983, included Bible&aposs sister-in-law, Tracy Powers, and her 4-month-old son, Justin, in Parker County, and her roommate, Pam Hudgins, in Palo Pinto County.
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"The wall became a literal fulcrum for US-Mexico relations and children and adults were connected in meaningful ways on both sides with the recognition that the actions that take place on one side have a direct consequence on the other side," Rael wrote in the Instagram post and the blog post.
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RELATED: Chief Justice John Roberts sides with liberals in death penalty case The reconstituted court will be tested in upcoming months on disputes already on its calendar involving religious rights and partisan gerrymandering, as well as petitions related to bias against gay men, lesbians and transgender people and related to abortion rights.
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