Mr Sharif has sparred with the army throughout his tenure.
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But they sparred over a common curriculum to replace it.
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Wagner and Wolf have sparred over more than just pedigrees.
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Acosta and Trump have frequently sparred at past press conferences.
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McGinty and Sestak have sparred most notably over Social Security.
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When the Republican nominee sparred with Clinton about Roe v.
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Amy Klobuchar and Mayor Pete Buttigieg sparred over political experience.
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Progressive rivals Warren and Sanders sparred over their trade policy.
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Since that appearance, Khan has publicly sparred with the president.
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Lawmakers have also sparred over funding to address opioid abuse.
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Schiff has frequently sparred with Trump as the investigation progresses.
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Since then, the two have sparred in public through intermediaries.
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He sparred with management over where the talks should be held.
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Clinton and Sanders sparred over deporting immigrant children, Steven Cohen wrote.
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He has sparred with Curry and other NBA players on Twitter.
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In 2012, Biden sparred with Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan.
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Mike Kennedy, with whom he sparred at a debate last week.
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President Donald Trump and Jeff Bezos have sparred in the past.
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Amy Klobuchar sparred over who had done more to expand access.
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The two men have sparred bitterly since the transfer of power.
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Duterte has sparred with Democratic President Barack Obama and insulted him.
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Trump and Pelosi have publicly sparred numerous times over the shutdown.
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The justices have sparred over the significance of precedent this term.
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Trump and Democratic leaders publicly sparred at a White House meeting.
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The President's counselor sparred with Cuomo on the GOP tax plan.
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He has sparred with Lachlan Murdoch in the past — and won.
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Elon sparred with Pablo Escobar's brother on Twitter over a flamethrower.
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Benioff has sparred with members of the administration in the past.
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On Twitter, Libit has sparred with at least one U.N.M. official.
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He has also recently sparred publicly with President Donald J. Trump.
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The two companies have actually sparred over a similar situation before.
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He could even spout vulgarities as he sparred with his inquisitor.
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They had viciously sharp bills but sparred instead with punchless wings.
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Even Canada and the United States have sparred over the Arctic.
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It is not the first time Trump and Wallace have sparred.
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Warren and Sanders have sparred over differing accounts of a 2018 private meeting between them, while Sanders and Biden have sparred over their views on Social Security, the retirement and disability benefits program popular with voters.
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Matteo Salvini, its interior minister, has already publicly sparred with the Tunisians.
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Ron DeSantis, who sparred Thursday in a debate on Fox News Channel.
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This isn't the first time the two have sparred on social media.
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He sometimes sparred with another writer, Tobias Lagerfeld, who supported migrant rights.
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Trump and Cruz have sparred in recent days about their respective wives.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey sparred over their qualifications for the job.
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Madonna, 57, and Ritchie, 47, have sparred for months over their son.
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Kamala Harris and Joe Biden sparred about Biden's record on race. Sen.
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The Democratic presidential candidates have also sparred about this issue on Twitter.
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And Trump has routinely sparred with the press, and Acosta in particular.
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Kelly and Trump have publicly sparred since the first debate last August.
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The two candidates sparred in the first debate in Miami last month.
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Across the subsequent decades, they had sparred for championships around the globe.
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During his confirmation hearing on Wednesday, Pruitt sparred with Independent Vermont Sen.
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The two men have sparred verbally about such a bout for months.
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Mr. King has interacted with commenters, thanked supporters and sparred with critics.
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They've attended rallies, raised money, met the president and sparred with lawmakers.
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Trump and Biden also sparred in the weeks before the 85033 election.
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And he has sparred with the administration over decisions on key appointments.
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Elizabeth Warren sparred with each other, frontrunner Joe Biden was fairly unscathed.
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Weinstein&aposs defense attorney sparred with Mann in a hostile cross-examination
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Trump, who was then the party's nominee for president, sparred with Sen.
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Trump and personalities on the network have frequently sparred throughout his presidency.
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The two have already sparred since Jenkins entered the race this spring.
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DeVos earlier this month sparred about the possible contempt finding with Sen.
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The candidates sparred over campaign finance, universal health care, and foreign policy.
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Tulsi Gabbard, who served in the Iraq War, sparred with Ohio Rep.
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Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz sparred on the future of healthcare in America.
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Ted Cruz briefly sparred over questions that Booker asked Rao about LGBT rights.
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This isn't the first time Ryan has sparred with a White House spokesperson.
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In that debate, Cox sparred with the future president over the Iraq war.
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The two candidates in Georgia's gubernatorial contest have long sparred over voting rights.
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And every time that he sparred, I'd go over and watch him spar.
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Kamala Harris, who sparred repeatedly during the first round of debates last month.
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He sparred with a CNN reporter on Wednesday during a televised news conference.
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Both candidates sparred over controversial issues like police shootings and guns in school.
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John McCain, who has sparred with the President on a number of issues.
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Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker politely sparred over Warren's wealth tax plan.
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For decades, the area remained vacant as vying groups sparred over its future.
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The current government has sparred with Trump over trade and migration for months.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers have continually sparred over the meaning of Confederate monuments.
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At the second Democratic debates in July, Bennet sparred with progressives over healthcare.
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Trump, a Presbyterian, repeatedly sparred with Francis during the presidential campaign last year.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), who died in August and frequently sparred with Trump.
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The two men have sparred, but not savaged each other, in previous debates.
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He and the president have sparred on social media from time to time.
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Some have sparred with the president on phone calls and in public interviews.
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Paul has frequently sparred with GOP leadership on surveillance and foreign policy issues.
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Sanders and Clinton surrogates sparred over the fallout as Sanders refused to apologize.
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The Philippines and China have long sparred over sovereignty in the South China Sea.
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Earlier Monday, Cruz sparred with a Trump supporter on live national television in Marion.
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Nielsen sparred with media over the policy at a press conference on June 18.
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Background: As far back as 1992, Qatar and Saudi Arabia sparred over territorial conflicts.
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Buttigieg and Pence have sparred in the press over the past couple of weeks.
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They sparred on Twitter and Harris even dissed Malik's fans for coming after him.
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Israeli media said Bennett sparred with Netanyahu over the issue at Sunday's cabinet meeting.
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Sanders and Clinton sparred over minimum wage at last week's Democratic debate in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Trump, a boorish amateur, sparred with a light, smiling, confident professional, Hillary Clinton.
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He has sparred with Boeing over the cost of the Air Force One program.
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Several 2020 contenders have sparred over one approach that's being touted by progressive Sens.
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Over the weekend at the California Democratic Convention, several Democratic candidates sparred over socialism.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday sparred over ways to bring more investment to rural broadband services.
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They sparred five days before their next nominating clash, in the New Hampshire primary.
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He has made several incendiary comments and repeatedly sparred with the state's news media.
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She'd watch her older brothers compete in wrestling tournaments and even sparred with them.
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But the two sparred over the summer when Carter suggested Trump's presidency was illegitimate.
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The two sparred during the first GOP presidential debate in Cleveland on Aug. 85033th.
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Mayors sparred in local newspapers over whether it would help or hurt their towns.
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Walter Shaub, above, had sparred repeatedly with the Trump administration over conflicts of interest.
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And the two sparred constantly when Ryan was Mitt Romney's running mate in 2012.
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They sparred over major issues, with centrist candidates getting the best of the night.
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"Within two weeks, we sparred, and I actually beat the kid up," Jacobs said.
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Al Franken to resign, and sparred with Trump over his own sexual misconduct allegations.
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At meetings of the Politburo Standing Committee he and Zhao sparred furiously with each other.
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Buttigieg, who hails from South Bend, Indiana, sparred with Vice President Mike Pence in April.
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Juul and city officials have sparred over the e-cigarette giant's presence in San Francisco.
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The two even sparred in court over unfilled repayment of loans he made to her.
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Arya showed off some serious combat skills when she sparred with Brienne in this episode.
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When Five Points first started, they followed the Western boxing mindset where members sparred hard.
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The captains, independently of each other, playfully sparred over who would be regarded as favorites.
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The candidates have also sparred over same-sex marriage, even though they both support it.
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At a forum in 2018 Americans and Europeans sparred over President Donald Trump's foreign policy.
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Since then, little has changed, and senior Russian officials have sparred over the country's guilt.
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Castro and O'Rourke, fellow Texans who sparred over immigration policy, received four follow-ups each.
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Biden sparred with Harris over his civil rights record at the June Democratic primary debate.
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O'Donnell has famously sparred with Trump since 2006, when she ridiculed him on The View.
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The four main candidates have sparred over key issues of corruption, security and the economy.
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Bernie Sanders, Harris and Biden vigorously sparred over the differences in their health care plans.
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With the unemployment rate hovering near 214 percent, he sparred verbally with Nevada Democratic Sen.
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They sparred over whether Mr. Blagojevich had fed a misleading story to a local newspaper.
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The White House and Bolton have publicly sparred over whether he was fired or resigned.
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Corker sparred with President Trump in the weeks that followed his retirement announcement last September.
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Warren and Sloan have sparred for years as Wells Fargo faced growing scrutiny in Washington.
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To the protesters, who sparred with law enforcement officers, the inaugural revelers paid scant attention.
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Wendy's (WEN) sparred with Popeyes on Twitter to promote its own version of the sandwich.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who has sparred with Trump on a number of national security issues.
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Joe sold his soul Sheep TV Hannity and Scarborough have sparred recently on social media.
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Lewandowski famously sparred with Stone during the 2016 campaign and celebrated his conviction in November.
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On Tuesday, Trump Jr. sparred on Twitter with Moore after Moore suggested that Alabama GOP Rep.
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Richard Blumenthal has sparred with nominees who demurred when he asked if they believed Brown v.
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Rather than promoting trade, it scrapped existing bilateral deals, raised tariffs and sparred with the WTO.
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" Trump sparred with Stewart over her short-lived version of The Apprentice, calling her performance "terrible.
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Candidates have sparred over how large a role the government should take in molding the economy.
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Holt and Trump sparred over the question, with Trump taking Holt to task over the situation.
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During the hearing defense attorneys sparred with the government over claims that they're withholding critical documents.
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Now he's also defending Republicans who have sparred with the GOP presidential nominee, particularly Arizona Sen.
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Last summer it sparred with China atop the Himalayas in the tensest stand-off in decades.
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Both Sanders and Clinton have sparred knowing that they'll eventually need to mend fences and unite.
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What's interesting ... the Ricketts family, who own the Cubs, have sparred with Trump in the past.
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This is not the first time that Warren has sparred with the head of the SEC.
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Both Buttigieg and Gabbard are veterans and have sparred over national security issues in previous debates.
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Kellyanne Conway sparred with Dana bash after the CNN host asked her about her husband's tweets.
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Varela served as Martinelli's vice president but they have sparred bitterly since the transfer of power.
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They have sparred over whether sales of Chinese-made solar panels in Europe amounted to dumping.
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Trump and Clinton have sparred since the former secretary of State lost the 2016 presidential election.
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Background: President Trump publicly sparred with McCabe over his relationship with former FBI director James Comey.
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Republican lawmakers this week have sparred with rowdy crowds at town hall events across the country.
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The rivals sparred over wine caves and personal wealth, hurling accusations of hypocrisy at one another.
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As Credico and Buschel sparred, the judge presiding over the trial had to intervene multiple times.
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But stories the next day focused on Amy Klobuchar, who had sparred repeatedly with other Democrats.
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For years, the federal government and the tech industry have sparred over encryption in criminal cases.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) sparred with Hillary Clinton over Medicare-for-all in a primary debate.
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Each dressed in a suit and tie, they sparred about American politics, spies and human rights.
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Each dressed in a suit and tie, they sparred about American politics, spies and human rights.
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Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden sparred over their records on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have sparred on Twitter on a regular basis.
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The two senators were allies for much of that time, although they occasionally sparred over politics.
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But Nelson and Scott have sparred over a handful of local issues that appear particularly important.
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Toomey and Katie McGinty, his Democratic opponent, sparred over Philadelphia's sanctuary city policy earlier this year.
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Klobuchar, 59, gained national attention when she sparred with Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court nomination hearings.
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Obama and Netanyahu sparred over the issue of Israeli settlements, while Trump has said they should expand.
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He sparred with WBA heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder heading into Wilder's September 2015 fight versus Johann Duhaupas.
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Even Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia, with whom Haley often sparred, said she would resurface in politics.
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In March, during CNN's Democratic debate in Flint, Michigan, the candidates sparred over the Sandy Hook lawsuit.
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Because I saw how he sparred with Gennady Golovkin, and after this, I started to follow him.
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The company and government lawyers have sparred for months over the size of penalties, the person said.
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The three candidates have publicly sparred with each other over their civil rights records in recent weeks.
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All of the clients sparred, which sometimes led to bizarre match-ups between athletes, celebrities, and businessmen.
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Pecker and Bezos have sparred over a series of messages and photos National Enquirer has of Bezos.
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The candidates sparred over gun rights, race and business regulations, divisive cultural issues in the purple state.
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Trump struggled with policy details, butted in when other candidates were speaking and sparred with the moderators.
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The two CEOs aren't averse to publicity, and both have sparred on Twitter over the other's claims.
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Warren and White previously sparred on the SEC's agenda at a Senate Banking Committee hearing in June.
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Flake, who has frequently sparred with Trump, said earlier Tuesday he will not run for re-election.
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Trump this week sparred with party leaders and struggled with questions about his now-defunct Trump University.
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All of those targeted with crude pipe bombs had sparred publicly with or faced insults from Trump.
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The reporter, April Ryan, has frequently sparred with White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders in the past.
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Sanders has often sparred with the network's chief White House correspondent, Jim Acosta, at daily press briefings.
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The two Hoosiers sparred earlier this year after Buttigieg criticized Pence for his stance on LGBTQ rights.
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He has since sparred with Trump, who sued him, claiming he violated a confidentiality agreement. http://wapo.
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Prosecutors and the defense have sparred over whether the knife was illegal under state or city law.
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Republicans have sparred with Rosenstein over access to thousands of documents related to the various federal investigations.
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That acrimony reached a head days before the Nevada caucuses, where the two moderate candidates sparred aggressively.
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Harris and Biden previously sparred at the Democratic debates last year over his opposition to desegregation busing.
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Klobuchar, 20123, also gained national attention when she sparred with Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court nomination hearings.
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The E.U. has sparred with multinationals like Apple and Amazon in its efforts to curb tax avoidance.
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Senator Kamala Harris smiled as she and Ms. Warren sparred over whether to regulate President Trump's tweets.
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He in particular sparred with the White House over his efforts to acquire the president's financial records.
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Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren, the two leading progressive candidates, sparred publicly in the last debate.
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The band, which disbanded in September 2011, has sparred with Trump over playing their music for years.
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Though Ms. Sanders sparred with the press corps, journalists often described her as helpful behind the scenes.
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They sparred over approaches to terrorism, Mr. Trump's relationship with Turkey's president and the future of NATO.
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At the Democratic debate, the New Jersey senator sparred with the former vice president over legalizing marijuana.
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And, once again, the candidates sparred over health care and the Sanders-championed "Medicare for All" proposal.
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Over the decades, Gulf states have sparred among themselves, mostly rhetorically, over border demarcation or foreign policy.
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Klobuchar, 59, also gained national attention when she sparred with Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court nomination hearings.
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This week, the cryptocurrency community sparred on Twitter over what's known as a "hard fork" of bitcoin cash.
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The nations have grown closer as they've sparred with the United States over trade and election manipulation, respectively.
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Though the two have often sparred, they've also produced bipartisan successes like fixes to No Child Left Behind.
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The two ride-hailing companies have sparred over the vast Chinese market, with Didi Chuxing in the lead.
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Klobuchar, 59, also gained national attention when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court nomination hearings.
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Over the course of the 90-minute event, the candidates sparred on everything from healthcare to stagnant wages.
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Canada was expected to join the talks after that, and the two sides have sparred over dairy products.
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Wednesday, July 11 • Ivanka sparred with Chris Lu, a former Obama official, about paid family leave on Twitter.
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Donald Trump has sparred with the media, and CNN in particular, since the very start of his campaign.
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Both candidates sparred when asked about the 2005 recording that showed Trump making crude sexual comments about women.
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Jeb Bush (R) sparred in an early presidential-debate exchange during which Trump confronted the audience multiple times.
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Blumenthal, who has publicly sparred with the president, is not the only Trump critic to praise the nominee.
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The Republican senator largely overlooked her primary challenge and has sparred with her Hassan throughout the past year.
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He sparred effectively with Cruz, but his prospects have dramatically dimmed by this stage in the race. Govs.
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For months, the two Republican candidates have sparred over who could rightly claim the mantle of party outsider.
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During the first presidential debate, the two candidates sparred over whether Trump has called climate change a hoax.
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CNN's Jim Acosta on Wednesday sparred with Breitbart reporter Charlie Spiering over their employers' coverage of President Trump.
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The two have sparred on a host of issues, ranging from support for law enforcement to sanctuary cities.
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She also sparred with Republican senators who criticized her for not following Trump's directive on his travel ban.
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At one point in today's hearing, Wheeler sparred with Commissioner Ajit Pai, who was sitting next to him.
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McDonald's and its ad agency sparred over a bizarre campaign stunt involving an LP made entirely of bacon.
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The "Barbie Dreams" rapper has sparred with the likes of Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey and more.
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After Bernie Sanders's surprise victory in Michigan, he and Hillary Clinton sparred tonight in a Democratic presidential debate.
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But Trump has also sparred with McConnell in recent days, criticizing him on Twitter for not repealing ObamaCare.
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His unhappy time at Givenchy is well noted; he even famously sparred with the founders of the brand.
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He has ranted against athletes who knelt during the national anthem and sparred with LeBron James on Twitter.
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He has openly sparred with the Hungarian leader, Viktor Orban, as well as Italy's interior minister, Matteo Salvini.
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Trump has sparred with Congress for years over funding for the wall, his signature campaign promise from 2450.
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As acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he sparred with Senator Elizabeth Warren over financial regulations.
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The proposal comes after Clinton and GOP nominee Donald Trump sparred over taxes during their Sunday night debate.
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A bit later, Buttigieg got some of the loudest applause of the night as he sparred with Rep.
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Brazil's right-wing leader Jair Bolsonaro and Argentina's incoming leader, left-leaning Peronist Alberto Fernandez, have sparred openly.
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Cruz and Trump sparred often on the campaign trail when both were seeking the GOP nomination for president.
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The Trump administration has also sparred with the Chicago over withholding federal money from so-called sanctuary cities.
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Trump has consistently sparred with Puerto Rican officials while he's been in office following 94.53's Hurricane Maria.
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FYI, Cyborg sparred with ex-boxing champ Mia St. John just last year and she looked pretty solid.
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Josh Hawley had been deeply critical of Bogren in the past and sparred with him during a Senate hearing.
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The sports media star has since revealed that he and network higher ups frequently sparred over resources for Grantland.
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Mr Annan, the first sub-Saharan African to lead the organisation, sparred with America over its war in Iraq.
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Klobuchar, 20113, gained national attention when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court nomination hearings last year.
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Newsom and Trump have sparred over many other issues, including health care, the environment, immigration, and wildfire-related funding.
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The Philippines has sparred with China for decades over what it says is aggressive conduct at the Scarborough Shoal.
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Ted Cruz, who bitterly sparred with Trump during their primary battle, would not endorse the mogul during his speech.
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In the first of three televised debates, Mexico's five presidential candidates sparred over how to reduce crime and violence.
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O'Rourke could choose to zero in on Buttigieg, with whom he's sparred a bit over the last few weeks.
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The two sides went to court in Ohio last year as they sparred over the fate of the initiative.
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The last time they sparred [Kovalev] had 17 fights and was rated in the top 15 in the world.
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" Stephens and Hannity have sparred in the past, with Stephens once referring to Hannity as the network's "dumbest anchor.
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Most recently, he and the party have sparred over what happened at the Nevada Democratic convention a week ago.
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At a recent debate, Blum and Finkenauer sparred over Trump's tax law, the farm bill, health care and trade.
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Campaigning in Philadelphia for his wife, former President Bill Clinton sparred with Black Lives Matters protesters about his legacy.
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Mud was certainly slung during tonight's town hall debate as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred in St. Louis.
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On Sunday, in a debate prep session at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., Mr. Trump sparred with Gov.
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Initially, a two-person team of detectives guarded Nan Whaley for six days after they sparred, theDayton Daily Newsreports.
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Acosta also sparred with Sanders after she did not call on CNN for questions at three straight press briefings.
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Their first meeting comes after Trump sparred with the pope on issues such as migration, climate change and Islam.
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Over the six months when the two companies sparred over a deal, the advertising market for newspapers was deteriorating.
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The 32-year-old featherweight Joyce, an 11-1 boxer with eight knockouts, has trained and sparred with Conlan.
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Many of them have sparred with professionals and faced them in semipro tournaments like the World Series of Boxing.
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And it made recent headlines when presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren sparred with Facebook over ads that contain misleading information.
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In recent years, the brothers have sparred over how to compensate Dan and how to pay dividends to shareholders.
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Most recently, the senator sparred with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the social media site's policy on political advertising.
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Last July, politicians sparred over whether foreigners serving under the German flag would be given access to German citizenship.
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Mr. Spicer, who famously sparred with journalists from the White House press room, resigned as press secretary in July.
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The Trump administration has long publicly sparred with Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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Mr. Domenici also sparred with Democrats over their counterproposals to increase Social Security benefits and expand other entitlement programs.
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He then took questions, and things got testy quickly as he sparred with reporters — especially CNN's Jim Acosta. What?
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Menendez and Hugin sparred in their one and only debate on Wednesday night, when they traded sharp personal barbs.
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Buttigieg and O'Rourke have sparred recently through the media and on the debate stage, but they've shown solidarity, too.
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And while the Republican candidates sparred over tax policy and achievements, the Democratic candidates found themselves largely in agreement.
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In their meetings, at first held in secret, Mr. Scowcroft sparred with Mr. Qian over how to improve relations.
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Health care: The candidates sparred angrily over whether to wipe out private insurance and institute a government-run system.
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"I did not come here to listen to this argument," Ms. Klobuchar said after her two rivals had sparred.
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Meadows heads the conservative Freedom Caucus and has sparred with Ryan on issues such as immigration and federal spending.
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Ms. Preckwinkle and Ms. Lightfoot sparred during debates this year, yet they exited the campaign on a gracious note.
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Johnson and Tusk sparred before the summit over who would be to blame if Britain leaves the EU on Oct.
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Seehofer and Merkel, who have long had a difficult relationship, have sparred over migrant policy on and off since 2015.
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Klobuchar, 58, gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Kavanaugh during Senate hearings for his Supreme Court nomination.
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Trump, who has overseen America's child internment program, has openly sparred with leaders from Canada, Britain, and the European Union.
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Zuckerberg has recently sparred with senator and presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren over Facebook's decision to exempt politicians from fact-checking.
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Mr Orban, at least, engages with Europe; this week he sparred with the European Parliament over the higher-education law.
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In a Massachusetts court on Tuesday, the prosecution and defense sparred over several tattoos that Hernandez, 27, got in 2013.
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They then sparred about Trump's treatment of women, as several women have recently accused Trump of groping them without consent.
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Trump frequently interrupted Clinton and sparred with the two debate moderators, who in turn chastised the crowd for occasional outbursts.
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Since then, the two have sparred for weeks over their civil rights records as well as their competing healthcare positions.
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Here are a few of the best: -- When Chris Cuomo and Kellyanne Conway sparred over Trump's letter to Comey -- Sen.
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Because the house had been sparred during past wildfires, the couple had hoped it would survive the ordeal once more.
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John Boyega has sparred off with galaxy's biggest baddies, but now he needs some help back on earth – with women.
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In an election of historic firsts, Hillary Clinton sparred against Donald Trump for 90 minutes, moderated by NBC's Lester Holt.
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Russian president Putin is a judo black belt and has sparred in the past with Gamba and the national team.
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The remaining two pairs of leadership candidates sparred at a debate on Tuesday over how to boost the party's fortunes.
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Warren has also sparred with Facebook this week over its policy of not removing false advertisements made by political candidates.
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She is a vocal critic of Trump and has sparred with him on Twitter, the President's favorite social media platform.
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Clinton and Sanders fiercely sparred over the latter's former ties with Wall Street during Thursday night's fifth Democratic presidential debate.
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But it also meant that campaigns generally sparred within the confines of the same set of established and true facts.
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Ginsburg sparred with Trump in July, calling the billionaire a "faker" and pressuring him to publicly release his tax returns.
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For several years, attorneys, judges and professors have sparred over whether the court should retain exclusive control over patent cases.
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Ms. Haley, seen above last year, is a rising star in Republican politics and has sparred bitterly with Mr. Trump.
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Giuliani sparred with host George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "This Week" after a week of major developments in Trump's Ukraine scandal.
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Healthcare took center stage throughout the entire debate, as Biden and Harris both sparred over her Medicare for All plan.
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Klobuchar gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during Senate hearings on his Supreme Court nomination.
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King sparred with several constituents at the town hall Tuesday, notably one who claimed the congressman blocked her on Twitter.
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The two countries have sparred over the recent nuclear deal the U.S. helped broker between six world powers and Iran.
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He'd bickered with the ACLU's lawyer, raised his voice as he defended his studies and repeatedly sparred with the judge.
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Democrats and Republicans have sparred for months about how to provide relief for about 800,000 immigrants who could face deportation.
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Although Trump and Cuomo sparred Tuesday on social media, it appeared the two made amends after a morning phone call.
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Swift has also sparred publicly with Spotify, removing her catalog from the service for what she said was unfair compensation.
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Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx, and unlikely sources like President Donald Trump, who has previously sparred with many Democratic governors.
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A week after she sparred on air with Pastor Burns, Ms. Reid focused on another topic: the national Women's March.
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The president's defense team sparred with Democratic House managers in the Senate for the first time in Trump's impeachment trial.
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Before setting out on his journey, he sparred with a friend who accused him of knowing nothing of Japanese cuisine.
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John Delaney of Maryland sparred frequently with Warren over health care before he dropped out days before the Iowa caucuses.
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Lawmakers raised their voices at times as they sparred over the allegations, with Republicans asserting that Conway was unfairly targeted.
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Scott Taylor, a freshman Republican representative in Virginia, sparred with hundreds of impassioned constituents on Monday at his own event.
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He has sparred with people who he says left their cars for too long in the store's small parking lot.
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She frequently sparred with Trump over issues ranging from their business backgrounds to women's physical appearances before ending her campaign.
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But the relationship remained difficult, and the secretary of state sparred constantly with her Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov, who, Mrs.
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The two leaders have often been at odds since Pelosi became speaker in January and have sparred both publicly and privately.
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Lawmakers have sparred over whether a now-reversed change to auto-suggestions on Twitter had unfairly hurt Democrats or Republicans more.
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Clinton even sparred with Conway recently, knocking her for citing a non-existent terrorist attack to justify the administration's travel ban.
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And while Denton and many of his tech critics have sparred for years, they don't often gather in the same space.
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As the parties sparred over the merits of Kupperman's lawsuit, Kupperman himself weighed in, arguing it's "reasonable" to want legal clarity.
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"After I sparred with a legend @xcnatch.. The one who hit my lip and made me bleed was @ddlovato," he wrote.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred on multiple issues, even slamming each other's personalities, during their more than 90 minutes onstage.
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Klobuchar, 58, gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during Senate hearings on his Supreme Court nomination.
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Candidates in previous cycles traded plenty of tough barbs but also sparred over policy surrounding health care, financial regulation and taxes.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, Israel and Syria sparred over water sources and Israeli cultivation of demilitarised areas near the Golan.
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Seemingly wary of coming over as too cozy in the beleaguered center ground of European politics, Weber and Timmermans sparred relentlessly.
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Representative Anna Eshoo (D-California) has sparred with the telecommunications industry over issues like net neutrality and privacy over the years.
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She also notably sparred with President Donald Trump on Twitter while the team was in France for the World Cup competition.
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We broke the story, Traci got the axe last month after she sparred with Tamar over her estranged husband, Vince Herbert.
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Two candidates for Virginia governor sparred Thursday on Twitter, as the race heats up in the final month before the primaries.
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While running for president, Graham sparred constantly and publicly with party front-runner Donald Trump, who lambasted the endorsement on Twitter.
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Cruz and Trump sparred continuously throughout the campaign, and when Cruz eventually dropped out, he held out on endorsing the nominee.
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"He's good, we sparred when I was 46 and he was 19," Holyfield said (Ruiz was actually 21 at the time).
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" The tweet followed a lengthy press conference, Trump's first as president, during which he sparred with reporters and blasted "fake news.
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Watching the absurdly well put together Rizin Confessions web series revealed that Horiguchi and Nasukawa had in fact sparred in 2015.
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Warren has frequently sparred with Trump in recent weeks, attacking the billionaire's background and disparaging remarks he has made about women.
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He famously sparred with former President Obama during a debate, during which Obama chided Romney for his views on Russian aggression.
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That will put him in contrast with his predecessor McCain, who sparred with Trump frequently on defense and national security issues.
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The incident came toward the end of an already contentious segment during which Conway and Blitzer sparred over the impeachment hearing.
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Clinton, who sparred viciously with Trump on the campaign trail, has at times openly criticized Trump's actions since he took office.
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Pelosi and Trump have sparred repeatedly since before she was returned to power in the House in last year's midterm elections.
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Protesters and counterprotesters sparred Saturday at a rally in Philadelphia organized by conservative groups that drew far-left groups in opposition.
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Despite the acrimony, it is common for candidates who once sparred in a primary to come together once one drops out.
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Background: Last August, The Times wrote about Judge Ellis, who sparred repeatedly with the special counsel's team during Mr. Manafort's trial.
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Klobuchar, 58, gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during Senate hearings for his Supreme Court nomination.
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They sparred for 41 minutes over various topics, from immigration and gun control to abortion and meatless Mondays the city's schools.
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Yet Ms. Harris's surge in the polls did not last, and the two candidates never sparred again in the same way.
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Three days in, jurors had still not been picked and lawyers had sparred over whether an unbiased group could be selected.
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The perpetual turmoil has agitated members of veterans' service organizations, which have sparred with Mr. Wilkie as their influence has waned.
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McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sparred again about the terms of the Senate impeachment trial on the floor Monday.
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Their reasons for doing so were never entirely clear, though Yovanovitch had previously sparred with Yuriy Lutsenko, Ukraine's former top prosecutor.
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In Iowa, a state walloped by the president's trade war with China, the rivals also sparred over their records on trade.
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Progressive Democratic candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders sparred over their trade policy disagreements at the seventh presidential primary debate Tuesday.
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Meghan McCain sparred with "Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff on "The View" Wednesday, confronting him over inconsistencies in his book.
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Trump has frequently sparred with Democrats since taking office, blaming the minority party for obstructing his nominees and for legislative failures.
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Francis has sparred with U.S. President Donald Trump and Italian right-wing league leader Matteo Salvini over the rights of migrants.
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"I'm not planning on endorsing in the presidential race," Romney, who has periodically sparred with Trump, told CNN in the Capitol.
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TPC's analyses were released after Clinton and Trump sparred over their tax plans and Trump's tax returns during Sunday night's debate.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg sparred on multiple occasions during Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas.
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Swift had previously sparred with streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music over royalty rates, sometimes withholding her songs in protest.
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Amazon, for example, hired Ballard Partners earlier this year, months after the company's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, sparred with Trump publicly.
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On Saturday, she put politics aside at Barbara Bush's funeral, happily posing alongside the politicians who have publicly sparred with her husband.
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Social media monitoring tool Zoomph saw total positive mentions for Cruz climb by more than 150 percent while he sparred with Trump.
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Sears and Lampert have since sparred over what each party believes they are owed by the other as part of the deal.
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The two men sparred over Syria's use of chemical weapons against its own citizens and over Russia's interference in the American election.
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This marked the latest clash between the Trump administration and California, which have sparred over environmental, immigration and other hot-button issues.
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The youngest candidate in the race, he sparred with Biden in an exchange about job experience and butted heads with Minnesota Sen.
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Chick-fil-A didn't take the bait, but Wendy's stepped in and sparred with Popeyes on Twitter to the delight of onlookers.
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Ahead of the meeting, Tusk and Johnson had sparred over who would be to blame should Britain leave the EU on Oct.
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The former Gawker Media, for instance, sparred in court with its insurer over the site's bills in its war with Hulk Hogan.
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Over the weekend, prosecutors and Manafort's lawyers sparred in court papers over Manafort's request to be free while his case is pending.
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Chris van Heerden -- former IBO welterweight champ -- and McGregor sparred in May 2016, but parted ways after video surfaced of them training.
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In Seattle, the company has sparred with local officials, who have tried to force Amazon to give more back to the city.
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The American news network CNN, which has regularly sparred with Trump, called it "one of the finest" speeches by the U.S. president.
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Antagonizing your ideological opponent is built into the ''-phobia'' frame, and activists have sparred over whether that catalyzes progress or impedes it.
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But Howard Cosell did, becoming a supporter and friend to the champ as they verbally sparred for the rest of Cosell's life.
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The Ninth Circuit is the appellate court that would hear an appeal to the case and has already sparred with the administration.
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China and the Philippines have long sparred over the South China Sea, but relations have improved considerably under Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Ahead of a Champions League matchup on Tuesday, Arsenal and Barca sparred online Monday over who has more claim to Henry's legacy.
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Just a month into his governorship of the nation's most populous state, Newsom has sparred with Trump on immigration and other issues.
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He has taken to Twitter repeatedly to blast the bill as an insufficient repeal of Obamacare and even sparred directly with Cassidy.
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At the first debate last month in Miami, Harris sparred with former Vice President Joe Biden over his record on racial issues.
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Trump and Cruz have sparred in recent days about their wives as they battle to be the Republican nominee in the Nov.
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Gorka's TV appearances -- during which he often sparred with hosts and reporters -- were popular with Trump, however, complicating decisions about his future.
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Rove and Trump have repeatedly sparred this election cycle, with the operative calling Trump's grasp of policy "a millimeter deep" in March.
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Instead, he has cut deals with Democrats, sparred with top-ranking Republicans and stood by as Bannon takes aim at sitting senators.
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The two groups verbally sparred, with one protestor angrily shouting "I'm sick of you all coming here" at the far-right activists.
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There was some drama on this issue as liberals and centrists sparred over the Democratic climate and energy platform in recent days.
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The secretary has also sparred with Trump on key foreign policy issues, including the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate accord.
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She also had caustic advice for those who have made threats against her, increasingly, she said, since she and Trump have sparred.
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Elijah Cummings, who previously sparred with Trump over Cummings' district, announced his support for impeachment in a news release on September 24.
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The two famously sparred during the 2016 Republican presidential primary debates and on the campaign trail before Bush dropped out in February.
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Several appeals courts have sparred over the constitutionality of the exception — with the decision likely to end up at the Supreme Court.
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Moment of infamy: During an early GOP primary debate, Paul sparred with his fellow Republican contenders over the issue of legal marijuana.
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Ten of the 24 Democratic candidates sparred over health care Tuesday night during the first night of the second DNC primary debate.
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Alexander has sparred with Trump before, and on Friday it happened again after the president grew irritated with Alexander's line of questioning.
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Michael Quess Moore, who is black, and Richard Marksbury, who is white, sparred over the removal of Confederate monuments in New Orleans.
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President Trump is sure to be angry over the court's decision as he has frequently sparred with federal courts over immigration policy.
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The bank is being sued by a Russian businessman, Sergey P. Poymanov, who has sparred with it for years in Russian courts.
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The company and hedge fund Standard General have already sparred possible takeover approaches and who might have wanted to make an offer.
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Trump and his administration have frequently sparred with Brown and the state of California, particularly over the state's so-called sanctuary laws.
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The two leaders sparred over an Obama-era deal, under which the U.S. would take hundreds of refugees in Australian detention camps.
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Luke Messer (Ind.), with whom he has sparred for months in one of the more contentious primaries ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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" Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, who memorably sparred with Trump at the first GOP debate, offered a terse response on Thursday: "Seriously?
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After the network's New York office was forced to evacuate, Zucker sparred verbally with Trump and his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The tensions came to a head at Monday's briefing, when CNN's Jim Acosta sparred with Spicer over the lack of television coverage.
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Sanders and Acosta have sparred repeatedly during White House press briefings, though the Q&A sessions have become infrequent in recent months.
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Democrats have sparred with the Trump administration over its handling of Puerto Rico's recovery efforts following hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.
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Additionally, Trump and Bezos have sparred on several occasions, with Trump focusing his ire on the newspaper Bezos owns, The Washington Post.
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Clinton and Sanders also sparred over health care, Wall Street funding to campaigns, policy on Cuba, and student debt and college tuition.
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Senators Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Chuck Schumer of New York, the Republican and Democratic leaders, have already sparred over that task.
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This marks the latest clash between the Trump administration and California, which have sparred over environmental, immigration and other hot-button issues.
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This was a highly-anticipated contest between two men who has verbally sparred for years while the Russian Nurmagomedov was sidelined through injury.
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Last year, they sparred publicly with Trump over his trade policies, which top Koch officials criticized as protectionist and harmful to American consumers.
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Archaeologists, Native activists, and a galvanized public sparred with a developer, who had purchased the property as the future site of luxury condos.
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Millions of dollars in attack ads poured in from outside groups as the two candidates sparred in debates and traded jabs on Twitter.
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" Trump sparred with Bush, who spat, "You're never going to be president of the United States by insulting your way to the presidency.
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They often sparred as a married couple on Desperate Housewives, but in real life Eva Longoria and Ricardo Chavira could not be closer.
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During presidential debates in which the pair have sparred on human rights and national security, the issue has not warranted a single mention.
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On Friday, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff publicly sparred over a controversial proposal to fight homelessness in San Francisco.
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Andrew Cuomo squared off in a contentious debate in which they sparred on single-payer healthcare, the subway, and each other's tax returns.
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The tribes have sparred since independence from British rule in 1960, but increased competition for land has exacerbated old ethnic and religious tensions.
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He has sparred with Haye in the past and will know what the Londoner has in store for him should he get caught.
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Since then he has sparred indirectly with Trump and he and his wife have appeared on numerous national news outlets, including CNN. 2.
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Cuomo and Grassley then sparred over links between Trump's wiretapping allegations and possible collusion between the president's election campaign and Russia last year.
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The two sides have sparred for years over what bills the government would be able to pay if the debt limit were reached.
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Rick Scott (R), a Trump supporter, has publicly sparred with Obama over requests for federal emergency response funding that have been turned down.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday sparred over the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline subsidy program, which pays for internet and phone service for low-income Americans.
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One of the MMA athletes Keeler has sparred is the bareknuckle brawler and former UFC fighter Artem Lobov, a close friend of McGregor's.
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White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller and national security adviser H.R. McMaster have reportedly sparred over whether Trump should use the phrase.
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Instead, he and the panel sparred over the impeachment investigation, his father's controversies and divisive style and what he thinks about the Bidens.
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Kim Kardashian tries to prove Taylor Swift lied Former loves Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber also sparred but chose Instagram as the venue.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday sparred over the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline subsidy program, which pays for internet and phone service for low-income Americans.
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The details: IBM's Project Debater sparred with two world-class human debaters in front of an audience, which later ranked each debater's performance.
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For two years, lawyers for the government and Turi's defense have sparred over what evidence the government should hand over in the case.
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In the past, the pair has sparred in public over everything from the cause of California's wildfires to the state's stringent environmental regulations.
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"There's nothing unique about Seattle, or Amazon," said Kshama Sawant, a Socialist city councilwoman in Seattle who has sparred with the company there.
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He did not mention abortion rights, same-sex marriage or gender identity, three issues over which Chilean lawmakers have sparred in recent months.
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And while Swift has sparred with streaming music services in the past, that's over now, and all of her stuff is available everywhere.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has often sparred with the media, calling unflattering reports "fake news" in response to a wide array of topics.
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While Mr. Trump focused on Mexico's trade practices during the presidential campaign, America has sparred with Canadian officials more often since his inauguration.
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I sparred with them after they suggested I make something other than what I originally pitched when I invited them for a meal.
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Buttigieg and Sanders have sparred more intensely ever since voting began in Iowa, where Buttigieg narrowly finished with more delegates ahead of Sanders.
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The two sparred even more than in the previous debate, with Warren calling out Bloomberg on everything from supporting Trump brown-noser Sen.
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Apple has received antitrust scrutiny related to its App Store and has sparred with the Justice Department over access to its encrypted devices.
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The attacks escalated at Monday's debate, where Grimm and Donovan sparred over who's the real Trump loyalist and lobbed accusations at one another.
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On Tuesday, Democrats on the committee sparred with their Republican counterparts as various GOP-backed amendments were debated and defeated during the meeting.
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Americans sparred over how to best deploy a war on terror, arguing over the benefits of invading Iraq and implementing the Patriot Act.
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Sanders has sparred with rivals plenty over the past year but has never been the target of sustained, break-glass-in-emergency attacks.
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During the 2016 Republican primary campaign, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, who are both Cuban-American, sparred over who really knew the language.
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Republicans and Democrats sparred as a panel of constitutional scholars kicked off a sharply partisan debate over whether to recommend President Trump's impeachment.
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Zelenskiy, who sparred verbally with Russian journalists at the news conference, said he had given no ground on Ukraine's sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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Trump has also sparred with black athletes, particularly NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest racial inequality and police misconduct.
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The White House disputed but did not deny reports of the expected departure by McMaster, who has sparred with the president for months.
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Remember, Holyfield and Ruiz go WAYYYY back -- they famously sparred back in the day when Evander was training for his comeback in 2011.
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If Romney wins the Senate race, it could set him up for a direct collision with Trump, with whom he has publicly sparred.
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Johnson was injured time and again, trained lackadaisically and sparred with coaches, one of whom he hit on the shin with a ski pole.
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Two years ago, Russia and Turkey again sparred over Ukraine and the illegal annexation of Crimea, home of the Crimean Tatars, a Turkic group.
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It's unclear whether the team will accept the President's invitation, but it's hardly the first time the President has sparred with politically active athletes.
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Garner sparred with defense attorney Douglas Ramseur about whether he had told Ramseur that he believed that Graham had never been in Matthew's apartment.
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In "The Jeffersons," George and Louise (Wanda Sykes) verbally sparred over the idea of getting a maid, the premise of the show's 1975 pilot.
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He spoke bluntly, sparred with reporters, sported a yellow feather boa at his inaugural ball and prided himself on his independence from special interests.
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Johnson and European Council head Donald Tusk sparred before the summit over who would be to blame if Britain leaves the EU on Oct.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) also sparred with Warren, as she challenged her to join Harris's call for Twitter to suspend President Trump's Twitter account.
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Biden and Harris sparred at the Miami debate in June over Biden's opposition as a senator to using busing as a tool for desegregation.
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U.S. crude fell nearly 3 percent, while Brent was off more than 2 percent, as major oil producers sparred over a potential output freeze.
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Tesla declined comment, but the site is likely to annoy Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who has recently sparred with short sellers and the media.
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Mr Erdogan also sparred with Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, over his son, Bilal Erdogan, who is under investigation for money laundering in Bologna.
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The bookish Mr Davutoglu, a former foreign minister, may have quietly sparred with Mr Erdogan on occasion, but generally tried to play down divisions.
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"It does take time to become effective," said the feisty, no-nonsense Capuano, who sparred with the moderators at one point during the debate.
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The president's remarks came after the White House suspended Acosta's press credentials after he verbally sparred with Trump during a press conference on Wednesday.
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"We've taken a break from the dinner in the past," Graydon Carter, the magazine's editor — who's frequently sparred with President Trump — told the Times.
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Candidates sparred over how to approach China and criticized the Trump administration's repeated use of tariffs to try to win concessions in trade agreements.
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But Flake, who has publicly sparred with Trump and is also retiring from Congress, skipped the White House event despite voting for the bill.
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Mr. Sanders sparred with Hillary Clinton on multiple fronts ahead of the April 26 primary in New York, where both claim home-court advantage.
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Earlier this month, Tesla's Diarmuid O'Connell, vice president of business development, sparred with lobbyists for major automakers during a conference near Traverse City, Mich.
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He has sparred with the prince, going back to when the prince and a group of investors bought New York's Plaza Hotel from Trump.
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He has verbally sparred with Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton and GOP presidential rival Carly Fiorina, among others.
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Zhu sparred with CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota several times throughout the interview as Camerota highlighted how some people could perceive her posts as offensive.
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Democrats and Republicans have sparred over how much control should be given to a fiscal oversight board that would be created by the bill.
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He appeared on CNN and "The O'Reilly Factor" to defend Duke lacrosse players accused of rape, and he sparred with the university's Chicano alliance.
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George Will, whom Trump has sparred with publicly, went even further and stated that Trump's nomination would bring about the end of the party.
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Trump and Tester sparred earlier this week when the president said the senator would pay a steep political price for his takedown of Jackson.
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The TLP sit-in last November successfully pressured and weakened the PLMN government, with which the PTI and the military had sparred for years.
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In fact, Bisping says he sparred with one of his famous co-stars and it seems like he put a beating on the actor!
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The visit comes as the Trump administration has sparred with the technology industry on a host of issues, including immigration, privacy and net neutrality.
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Among the names floated to lead the agency is Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino, who has sparred with the agency in the past.
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The atmosphere grew tense as the candidates sparred over Mr. Trump's comments about women, and Mr. Trump brought up Bill Clinton's history with women.
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Andrew Cuomo sparred over whether the city would have a shelter-in-place order like the one implemented earlier in the California Bay Area.
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BEIJING — The United States and China have sparred repeatedly over trade, in a tit-for-tat skirmish that has shown little sign of abating.
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Turkey and the United States have sparred publicly for months over Ankara's order for the S-400s, which are not compatible with NATO's systems.
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They have sparred with him over the administration's immigration policy and the Justice Department's decision not to defend the Affordable Care Act in court.
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Ms. Malliotakis, 36, who represents areas of Staten Island and southwestern Brooklyn, sparred with Mr. de Blasio, amid frequent cross-talk with Mr. Dietl.
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A mariachi band played after breakfast, young men sparred with retired boxers and, this being Mexico, masked wrestlers turned up for a lunchtime bout.
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He has branded Mr. Bloomberg, who is 5 feet 7 inches tall, as "Mini Mike" on Twitter, and sparred with him over health care.
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President Donald Trump's defense team sparred with Democratic House managers in the Senate on Tuesday for the first time in the president's impeachment trial.
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Trump has sparred with Peña Nieto on Twitter, but his foreign ministry insists that diplomatic matters should not be dealt with over social media.
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Duterte has sparred repeatedly with Trillanes, one of his staunchest critics, and recently alleged the senator had a number of secret overseas bank accounts.
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The tweets also came the morning after the third Democratic presidential debate, during which the 10 top candidates sparred over issues like health care.
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Backing an initiative drive is an extraordinary measure for the mayor, who despite being popular with voters has continuously sparred with supervisors over housing.
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With their case pending and the team marching through the World Cup, Rapinoe then sparred with President Trump over his stance on racial justice.
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The two sides also sparred over the unnamed government official whose whistleblower complaint about Trump's dealings with Ukraine spurred the drive for his removal.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and transit advocates have sparred over the governor's plan to hire 500 additional police officers to patrol New York City's subway.
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The leaders of Autism Speaks have sparred over vaccinesAutism Speaks is one of the largest private backers of autism research in the United States.
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The account remained mostly dormant after it was created in 85033, but has sparred with sports reporters over coverage of Goodell in recent months.
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The two have sparred repeatedly over the past weeks after Walker endorsed Ted Cruz and Trump responded by repeatedly lampooning Walker at his rallies.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders sparred heatedly with reporters Monday over errors made by media outlets in recent stories on President Trump.
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In a palpably tense exchange at an event in South Carolina, Joseph R. Biden Jr. sparred with an organizer protesting Obama-era deportation policies.
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House Democrats sparred with President Trump's Transportation chief on Thursday over a controversial White House order to ignore oversight requests from the minority party.
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Kimmel sparred with the candidate on Twitter, and donated $5,400 to his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, who was ultimately victorious in the special election.
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But despite agreements on deregulation and tax cuts, Cohn and Trump frequently sparred over the president's plans to impose trade sanctions on economic allies.
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But despite agreements over deregulation and tax cuts, Cohn and Trump frequently sparred over the president's plans to impose trade sanctions on economic allies.
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In dueling memos released earlier this year, Republicans and Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee sparred over the importance of Ohr's connections to Steele.
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During the discussion on Thursday, Mr. Thompson sparred with Ms. Brown, who was an NBC News correspondent and a CNN anchor before joining Facebook.
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By contrast, O'Malley seemed to struggle to get some airtime between Sanders and Clinton, especially when they sparred on health care and financial regulation.
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Cuomo and Rodman previously sparred four years ago in a heated confrontation, when Cuomo began asking questions about North Korea that Rodman said were inappropriate.
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Democrat Behar, 76, and Republican McCain, 34, sparred when their discussion about the late president, who died Friday at the age of 94, turned political.
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" Gorka also sparred with a caller who contended that "every time you call everything fake news, it just turns everyone except your hardcore fans off.
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Trump and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos publicly sparred during the campaign, in part over how Trump was covered by The Washington Post, which Bezos owns.
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She has since served as the conservative voice on the program and has often sparred with co-host Joy Behar over their diametrically opposed politics.
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The two NATO allies have sparred publicly for months over Turkey's order for the S-353s, which are not compatible with the transatlantic alliance's systems.
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Warren sparred with the Obama administration throughout her first Senate term over several of the president's financial regulatory appointees and implementation of Dodd-Frank regulations.
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In court documents filed during the past two weeks, Lampert and Sears have sparred over how the two are divvying the remaining expenses and assets.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) and Jeff Flake (R-AZ) — saw their political support collapse after they sparred publicly with the president, and decided to retire.
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The two top members of the committee sparred over the utility of such an inquiry — as well as if it could even be conducted. Sen.
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He has been praised by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has sparred with U.S. Democratic President Barack Obama over Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
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Thereafter he and his son, Masoud Barzani (pictured), the current president of the Kurdish enclave in Iraq, sparred repeatedly with Saddam Hussein for more powers.
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As a blanket of haze settled over the area, the provincial leaders of New Delhi and a federal government minister sparred over what to do.
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The U.S. representative has been a frequent critic of Russia in the past, and often sparred with the Russian diplomats over the Kremlin's geopolitical moves.
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Fiorina, Mr. Cruz has turned to a credible outsider and an expert attack dog who has sparred often with the senator's rivals in both parties.
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"I almost wonder why you're Democrats," she said while Sanders and Buttigieg sparred over the merits of cancelling student loan debt versus more centrist alternatives.
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CNN and White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham sparred on Twitter on Thursday over a mistake the network made in a graphic on Hurricane Dorian.
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Biden and Harris sparred in their first debate, with the former vice president having felt blindsided by the attacks on his record involving race relations.
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During the interview, Avenatti and Carlson sparred over Avenatti's relationship with Daniels, with the cable host saying Avenatti was exploiting his client, which Avenatti denied.
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Cramer and Heitkamp sparred for at least 10 minutes straight, uninterrupted by the moderators, with a series of zingers drawing audible reactions from the audience.
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They have sparred with Hindu villagers in recent years over their shrinking access to grazing and forests, said Javaid Rahi, a tribal activist in Jammu.
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Jerry Garcia once lived there in the early 1960s, Muhammad Ali once sparred there, and it now has many subsidized rooms for low-income residents.
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The health scare followed Kudlow's appearance at the contentious Group of Seven summit last week in Canada, where Trump sparred with U.S. allies over trade.
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" Ivanka Trump and Ocasio-Cortez sparred on Twitter last week over the congresswoman's support for a universal job guarantee included in the "Green New Deal.
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During the election, the two sparred often when they ran against each other for the Republican nomination -- with Graham eventually endorsing Trump for the presidency.
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The company regularly sparred with traditional utility companies, often as part of a rooftop solar trade association called The Alliance for Solar Choice, or TASC.
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The candidates have sparred over the course of the campaign, most notably about whether Sanders said he didn't think a woman could beat Donald Trump.
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Teen Vogue gained further momentum when Dan Rather wrote about it on his Facebook page and Tucker Carlson sparred with Ms. Duca on Fox News.
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Dutton has held a variety of ministerial roles since 2004, including the prominent health portfolio, where he regularly sparred with the medical association over funding.
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Members of Congress sparred on Friday over proposals to authorize stopgap funding until mid-February — the fourth such temporary measure since October, if it happens.
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Kamala Harris of California sparred at Wednesday night's CNN Democratic presidential debate about whether the middle class will wind up paying for universal health care.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who sparred with Obama, spoke by phone to Trump, who proposed they meet "at the first opportunity," Netanyahu's office said.
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Ankara and Washington have sparred publicly for months over the S-400 missile systems, expected to be delivered to Turkey as early as next month.
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On the same day, Mr. Trump publicly sparred with Democratic leaders, vowing to force a government shutdown if they refused to fund his border wall.
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The two billionaires' families have been rivals ever since the so-called "handbag wars," when they sparred for control of the Italian luxury group Gucci.
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The European Union has sparred with multinationals like Apple and Amazon as well as countries such as Ireland in its efforts to curb tax avoidance.
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Trade experts strained to find evidence of a cohesive strategy, noting that Mr. Trump has sparred over trade with a sometimes bewildering array of nations.
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It has sparred at the World Trade Organization for over a decade with European rival Airbus over allegations that its subsidies violate the group's rules.
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Since his departure, Uber's directors have sparred behind the scenes over potential candidates for the top job and other matters, hampering the company's decision-making.
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Warren and Yang sparred at Tuesday's presidential debate over whether automation or trade were primarily responsible for eliminating jobs in key parts of the country.
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The two companies openly sparred over the past two years over which one would be first to reach $10 billion in enterprise software cloud sales.
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Instead, he and Guilfoyle, an adviser to the president's re-election campaign, sparred with the hosts about impeachment, the Bidens and President Trump's divisive style.
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The two sparred over the issue during Thursday night's debate, with Trump warning that the threat of similar lawsuits could jeopardize the Texas senator's bid.
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Ms. Power, who sparred with him regularly in the Council chambers, said on Twitter that she was "devastated" by the news of Mr. Churkin's death.
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Republican and Democratic committee members sparred on how the allegations at the heart of the impeachment inquiry compared to the ones against former President Clinton.
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Mr. Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have sparred repeatedly with jurisdictions that do not honor detainers, even where local officials support an immigration crackdown.
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On Tuesday, senators sparred over one spending bill and canceled consideration of another, disagreeing even on the parameters for what they were willing to debate.
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Mr. Paslow's wife, Adele, was outraged by Mr. Trump's treatment of women, and sparred with Mr. Peterson and her own mother, a fervent Trump supporter.
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Mark Tregellas, a resident of Mallacoota who spent the night on a boat ramp, said only a late shift in the wind direction sparred lives.
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Canadians have also sparred over whether poutine (fries topped with cheese curds and gravy) should beat out maple syrup as their most representative food (no).
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Cruz famously sparred with Trump over the pace of relief efforts and supplies being delivered to the island, which houses around 3.4 million U.S. citizens.
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Among these moments, Amy Klobuchar and Buttigieg sparred over whether his political experience gap and age makes him as qualified as the others on stage.
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Ernst and Feinstein sparred over the bill shortly before the recess but publicly pledged to try to find a deal by the end of December.
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In 2013, during a hearing on gun control, she famously sparred with Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, as he lectured her about the Constitution.
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Mark Meadows, a leader of the House Freedom Caucus who often sparred with then House Speaker Paul Ryan, and has the ear of the President.
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Gabbard and Harris first sparred during a debate this summer, with Gabbard blindsiding Harris with an attack on her record as a prosecutor in California.
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Czar Nicholas I and Alexander Pushkin — revered for establishing the language and style of modern Russian literature — sparred repeatedly in St. Petersburg, the imperial capital.
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One day, Conwell remembered, she and Warren sparred over the philosophical meaning of the word "intent" in contract law, and Warren abruptly cut her off.
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The top 10 Democratic presidential candidates sparred on health care, criminal justice, gun control, immigration, trade, the military and climate change in the third debate.
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Students garbed in white gis drilled and sparred under the watchful eyes of champion brothers Guilherme and Rafael Mendes and their legion of coaching disciples.
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Sorrell sparred repeatedly with the long-time boss of French rival Publicis, Maurice Levy, and enjoyed pointing out to journalists the failings of his rivals.
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Trump and Fox News have been cozy for years, though election season saw some tension as Trump and Kelly sparred during debates and in the press.
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Prime Minister Youssef Chahed — who frequently sparred with Essebi and his son, the head of Nidaa Tounes — may stand to benefit most from the early elections.
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The defense secretary's visit came as the Trump administration has sparred with the technology industry on a host of issues, including immigration, climate change and privacy.
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Chinese mainland and Hong Kong stocks slipped 22-25 percent after Chinese and U.S. envoys sparred over "technology transfer" at the World Trade Organization on Monday.
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She was crowned clapback queen when she sparred against the Kardashians, and Kanye, on Twitter in 2015 — proving that the pen is mightier than the sword.
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Sylvester Stallone has become as tender as the slabs of meat he sparred with in Rocky – and it's all thanks to the women in his life.
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The FHA had sparred with some large institutions in the past, charging some with misusing the program and obtaining insurance on loans that did not qualify.
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Other GOP senators, too, who have sparred with Trump in the past were mum when asked by CNN on Tuesday about Weld's new campaign, including Sen.
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Trump and Clinton sparred over the influence of Vladimir Putin, with Clinton calling Trump the Russian president's puppet and Trump claiming Putin had repeatedly outsmarted Clinton.
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Over time, as Steve and Simon traveled to Thailand, they witnessed a different style of sparring, where fighters sparred lightly and focused on technique and timing.
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Turkey and the United States have sparred publicly for months over Ankara's order for the S-400s, which are not compatible with the transatlantic alliance's systems.
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Last year, Ms. Tindall sparred online with Margaret Lyons, a television columnist from New York magazine, after Ms. Lyons tweeted that the oboe playing looked fake.
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As the vote count rolled in, Mr Navalny sparred publicly with Ksenia Sobchak, a socialite-cum-journalist who ran carrying the opposition banner with Kremlin approval.
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" Schwarzenegger and Trump, once friends, recently sparred over the former bodybuilder's ratings as "Apprentice" host, leading Schwarzenegger to mock Trump by suggesting the two "switch jobs.
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For over 90 minutes, she dipped into her deep musical library, sparred with her band and bantered with the audience, taking requests – or not taking them.
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Father Khizr Khan and mother Ghazala Khan have repeatedly sparred with the billionaire after Khizr Khan's fierce rebuke of Trump at last week's Democratic National Convention.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has long sparred with Trump and believes his nationalistic approach spurns Western values, is warning of a "contentious" G-7 summit.
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His appointment comes days after Finance Minister Ishaq Dar sparred with the central bank over the rupee's unexpected 3.1 percent plunge against the dollar on Wednesday.
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In addition to guns and immigration, the two have sparred over Confederate statues, taking opposite sides in the debate over whether such memorials should come down.
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House lawmakers sparred Tuesday over a plan from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to remove thousands of immigrant families from federally subsidized homes.
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Roberts-Trump fight The ruling emphasizes the power of Roberts, a conservative who has sparred at times with Trump, said CNN chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
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Ben Domenech, the founder of conservative website The Federalist, went on the rant after McCain verbally sparred with the "Late Night" host, The Daily Beast reported.
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And while he sparred with candidates like Biden on numerous issues, de Blasio didn't use any time to highlight of his own proposals or campaign platform.
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Trump mentioned one particular CNN interview in which Giuliani and Cuomo sparred back and forth in light of a whistleblower scandal that has dogged the administration.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) sparred on the issue of decriminalizing border crossings and making it a civil violation in the first Democratic presidential debate Wednesday night.
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Musk has sparred with Einhorn before, and last year sent him a bunch of short shorts to make fun of his position as a short seller.
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WASHINGTON — Foreign ministers from the Group of 7 leading industrialized democracies sparred Wednesday over whether to call out China as the source of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio have sparred for years, and the mayor is close to Ms. Nixon, who aggressively endorsed his initial candidacy in 2013.
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Tiffany& Co., the stock that is least from its 52- week high, is being sparred mainly because it is being acquired by luxury brand company LVMH.
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A day after they sparred in a Democratic presidential debate, Mr. Biden aimed more criticism at Ms. Warren, who has joined him as a front-runner.
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Amid a fight between Ms. Warren and Facebook over misinformation and her plans to regulate the tech industry, Ms. Harris and Ms. Warren sparred over Twitter.
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Ever since they sparred from across a Senate hearing room in 2005, Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren have represented the Democratic Party's poles on economic policy.
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House impeachment managers and President Trump's defense team sparred over what standard the House managers must meet to effectively prove their case at Trump's impeachment trial.
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Al Sharpton, who sparred with Mr. Bloomberg over stop-and-frisk during his mayoralty, from his car to ask if Mr. Sharpton had watched his speech.
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Billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer sparred with David Axelrod during a CNN discussion Monday over whether Democrats should run on a platform of impeaching the president.
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They fought a short but intense war in the 1960s, supported insurgencies in each other's backyards, clashed over very different ideologies, and sparred over trade deficits.
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But that decision came after the union's leaders publicly sparred with Sanders over his "Medicare for All" proposal, which they said will "end" their health care.
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During a meeting with Bush in May 2008, the vice president sparred with Robert Gates, the defense secretary, over the wisdom of a strike against Iran.
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On that night, she once again sparred with Mayor Pete Buttigieg, calling out the double standard she believes has brought him, relatively inexperienced, to the stage.
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Trump and North Korea's current leader Kim Jong Un have sparred over the launch of North Korean missiles and nuclear tests, which escalated over the summer.
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Cuomo and Conway have sparred repeatedly in the past since Trump took office almost 15 months ago, with one interview lasting 35 minutes without commercial interruption.
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Canadians have also sparred over whether poutine (fries topped with cheese curds and gravy) should beat out maple syrup as their most representative food (it didn't).
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"If only he were this tough on Duterte," Jim Acosta, who has frequently sparred with Trump and other White House officials, tweeted, referencing the Philippine president.
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A transplanted Australian, he had a zest for the knockout punch as he sparred with all things cultural, creating a pungent comic persona on British television.
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A transplanted Australian, he had a zest for the knockout punch as he sparred with all things cultural, creating a pungent comic persona on British television.
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This was not Thunberg&aposs first Twitter spat with a world leaderThis isn&apost the first time Thunberg has sparred with a president on social media.
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Democratic presidential candidates have sparred over ambitious plans for reaching universal coverage, from a government-run insurance option to the more sweeping "Medicare for All" plan.
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The two party leaders — both Big Apple power-brokers known as sharp-elbowed dealmakers — have sparred throughout the year, trading shots over a host of issues.
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He last appeared on Fox Business in August in a contentious segment in which he and host Stuart Varney sparred over whether Trump has ever lied.
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Miller is a member of a local Republican faction, sometimes called the "Haywood Five," that has openly sparred with the leadership of the Haywood County GOP.
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Huawei fought the claims, saying the robot was and the two sides sparred until a federal jury awarded T-Mobile $4.8 million in the case in 2017.
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Trump also sparred with top Democrats in Congress over the partial shutdown of the U.S. government on Monday, with no sign of tangible efforts to reopen agencies.
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The increasingly gloomy outlook comes after the United States ratcheted up the trade war with China and sparred with other major trading partners, including Mexico and India.
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In the debate, Trump and Bush sparred over Middle East policy after the tycoon said the U.S. should work with Russia to destroy ISIS in Syria. Feb.
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Sotomayor and Francisco sparred over how to consider evidence in the record about alternatives for coming up with citizenship data besides putting it on the census survey.
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After cutting his teeth in the New York corporate world, Raffel sparred with Hollywood trade reporters during his year and a half at horror production company Blumhouse.
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Nuclear proliferation Reality Check: Trump claims he doesn't support nuclear proliferation By Kevin Liptak, CNN Clinton and Trump sparred over the Republican candidate's statements about nuclear weapons.
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He has sparred with everyone from famous Russian singer Alla Pugachova to former opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was famously gunned down in February 2015 in Moscow.
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POSSIBLE SANCTIONS Ankara and Washington have sparred publicly for months over the S-400 missile systems, expected to be delivered to Turkey as early as next month.
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Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump sparred repeatedly during the presidential election, and that could be a problem for Amazon and the Washington Post once Trump takes office.
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Building a border wall separating the U.S. from Mexico was one of President Donald Trump's central campaign promises, and on Tuesday, he sparred with Democratic leaders Rep.
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Nancy Pelosi's negotiating prowess was on full display on Tuesday, as she and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer openly sparred with President Donald Trump on live television.
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Twitter exploded with commentary as the presidential candidates sparred in their first debate — and one of them dominated the social media conversation with the most retweeted tweet.
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Sources at the gym tell us ... Bieber arrived to the gym with the other dude, who they kept calling "Doc" -- and they sparred for almost 3 hours.
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President Donald Trump was offered political cover on Saturday by an unlikely source: Mark Cuban, a fellow billionaire and mogul with whom the president has repeatedly sparred.
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RELATED: Ron Paul to campaign for Rand Paul Trump and Paul have sparred over physical appearance before, with Trump bringing it up at the second GOP debate.
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Humayun Khan, was killed in 2004 while serving in Iraq, has sparred with Trump following the convention speech in Philadelphia this summer where he denounced the Republican.
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The family gathered for a fond memorial service at the Met, but Arthur's children fought bitterly with Gillian, and sparred with Mortimer and Raymond, over the estate.
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O'Rourke and allies of Sanders have sparred, and the rising star's more centrist brand is seen as a threat to Biden, who also is considering a run.
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" The White House has sparred with CNN most of any of the major news organizations, with the president repeatedly referring to its critical coverage as "fake news.
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Both have laid out grandiose visions for space colonization, and have even sparred with each other in trying to assert that their own plan is the best.
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While all of the candidates made it clear they're on the same page in opposing President Donald Trump, things got heated as they sparred over the issues.
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It would be quite a change: The administration as a whole is deeply distrustful of the UN, and the outspoken Haley reportedly sparred with other US officials.
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Trump mentioned one particular CNN interview in which Giuliani and Cuomo sparred back and forth in light of a whistle-blower scandal that has dogged the administration.
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As Trump, Schumer and Pelosi sparred verbally, Pence sat quietly in the background, something that Avlon compared to the popular Christmas toy, the Elf on the Shelf.
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Anger and disbelief marred the G-28500 summit in Quebec, where Trump and the leaders of crucial economic allies sparred over U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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I was fortunate that Buakaw took a liking to me; we sparred and clinched daily, allowing some of his high level skills to rub off on me.
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Over the years, D.A. and I sparred over the fate of the remaining stocks of smallpox virus in high-security laboratories in Russia and the United States.
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In fact, building tools to let the government access user info is precisely what Apple and other tech companies sparred over with the feds earlier this year.
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Having long sparred over issues of religion and state, the sides are now wrestling over legislation to replace a military draft law that exempted ultra-Orthodox men.
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But Bolsonaro has sparred with global powers over the blazes, which number over 80,000 this year — in particular during a prickly G7 meeting in France this week.
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As state officials mull whether to legalize recreational marijuana, the candidates sparred over the process of legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, which the state approved in 2014.
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The state's most powerful elected officials just recently sparred, in effect, over the matter of who should be allowed to use which restrooms in publicly owned buildings.
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That commitment has repeatedly been questioned throughout Obama's time in the Oval Office, especially as he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sparred over the Iran nuclear deal.
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In 2016, all roads led to Trump, who frequently sparred with Fox News despite all of the natural overlaps between the Fox audience and the Trump base.
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This week's lawsuit was the latest in a between the tech companies, which have sparred over whether the royalties Apple pays for Qualcomm technology are too high.
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I.O. Executive Council, Ms. Warren, who sparred in viciously personal terms with Mr. Trump during the campaign, noted the many ways she agreed with the president-elect.
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She sparred with Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson over Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election and race relations, as well as the lessons learned for Democrats.
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As the senator next door to New Hampshire, she had frequently sparred with the Obama administration over consumer issues — and won praise and support for her fights.
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The two camps have sparred over whether the goal should be to eliminate all sex trade — and by extension, sex trafficking — or make prostitution a regulated industry.
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During Thursday's debate, the two men sparred over Biden's health care plan and Castro accused the former vice president of forgetting comments he made just minutes earlier.
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But Barr sparred with House Democrats who pressed him on why he would not release grand jury material or provide the full, unredacted Mueller report to Congress.
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But the president has previously sparred with the company's employees, and personally barred Ressa and another reporter from his official residence over their coverage of his administration.
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Members of the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday sparred over the implications of a bill that aims to take away states' ability to collect online sales taxes.
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Coulter also takes a hard-line immigration stance but has sparred with the president, criticizing him for not yet building his promised wall at the Southern border.
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For almost three hours, the government lawyers sparred with Cohen and Trump's lawyers over who should be first to review the Cohen documents seized by the FBI.
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From their beginnings in Nejd, the barren interior of the Arabian peninsula, they sparred for the best coastal spots from which to launch pirate raids into the Gulf.
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But the video was not the only misinformation spread by the White House following the heated press conference, where the president sparred with several other reporters besides Acosta.
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While Carter sparred with President Trump for decades before he was elected and frequently criticized him in the magazine's Editor's Letter, Jones hasn't made such explicit political statements.
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Johnson and Tusk, who are due to talk on Sunday, sparred ahead of the meeting over who would take the blame if Britain leaves the EU on Oct.
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Noreika made an early mark as an aggressive proponent for deregulation, and had sparred with holdovers from President Barack Obama like Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray.
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Uber has sparred with regulators in California and beyond, often facing hefty government fines, and it's easy to imagine why the company wants to avoid this moving forward.
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Trump and Romney, the GOP's 2012 nominee, sparred earlier in the day after Romney said he would be voting for Ted Cruz in the Utah primary on Tuesday.
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In Wisconsin, Clinton says Sanders is a Democrat-come-lately The Sanders and Clinton campaigns sparred in private and in public about what date and time was best.
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Cuomo likes to boast about how many times he's sparred with the president on Twitter — but actually walking the walk and enacting progressive policies, not milquetoast, halfway compromises.
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The Trump administration has sparred with California on a number of issues since the election, but this could be the biggest legal fight yet between the two sides.
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Navarro has sparred with members of Trump's economic team over how hard to approach China over a trade dispute that has raised tensions between the two world powers.
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McCain was asked about his shifting position on Trump's candidacy as he sparred with his Democratic challenger for Arizona's U.S. Senate seat during their first debate Monday night.
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Gavin Newsom has previously sparred with Trump, but this move is consistent with how the president tries to reprimand leaders of left-leaning states, per the Washington Post.
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The visitor was walking along a trail in the park near a herd of bison; two bison had sparred earlier and stood on either side of the trail.
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Italy's government, sworn in earlier this month after promising to raise its voice on immigration in Brussels, has sparred with France, Malta and Germany ahead of the meeting.
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Bugzy still sparred and trained in the gym as often as he could, pulling up at such infrequent hours that the owner eventually gave him his own key.
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The following year, Russia-backed separatists in the Abkhazian region sparred with the Georgian military in a 13-month conflict that drove 200,000 ethnic Georgians from their homes.
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The justices sparred over the meaning of a Latin cross erected in 1925 that looms large over a crowded Maryland intersection in the suburbs of the nation's capital.
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They sparred over fiscal matters when Ryan headed the House Budget Committee, and competed on the campaign trail during Ryan's stint as the 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee.
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The increasingly polarizing concept was on full display this week, as UBI backers and antagonists sparred at a debate hosted by Intelligence Squared U.S. in New York City.
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Kaine wrote about how he verbally sparred with McCain, the chairman of the committee, during a hearing on the cost overruns of the Ford-class aircraft carrier program.
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Musk has recently sparred with the media over its coverage of his company and suggested last month he may create a website to "track the credibility" of journalists.
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The real estate tycoon has since repeatedly sparred with Kelly, even skipping a separate Republican debate in Des Moines two months ago over her inclusion as a moderator.
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Rick Scott (R) sparred on Thursday amid continued uncertainty over the results of their closely watched Senate race, with Nelson insisting that a recount was all but inevitable.
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Indeed, the candidates sparred over fundamental issues including health care, immigration, and the economy, exposing the deep divide between the moderate and progressive factions of the Democratic Party.
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It was not long before McGregor called Keeler, getting his phone number from one of his Straight Blast Gym teammates who had sparred athletes at the Colosseum Gym.
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Maher sparred with "Real Time" panel guests including author Max Boot over whether Hogg's boycott of Ingraham, who Maher admitted is a "deliberately terrible person," should be celebrated.
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The US and China have sparred over who is to blame for the virusChina has faced criticism, especially from the US, for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
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As Mr. Duffy and Mr. Muser sparred with their former partner in several legal disputes and waited for their noncompete agreements to expire, they planned their next restaurant.
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In January, the gender issue took center stage when Warren and Sanders sparred over whether he had told her in 2018 that a woman could not beat Trump.
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Over the course of a storied career, Mr. Pressman covered — and, at times, sparred with — every New York City mayor from Robert F. Wagner to Bill de Blasio.
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The two Democrats sparred on how to best take on Donald Trump as Massachusetts' senator, and campaign finance reform, a sign of how closely the two track ideologically.
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Cruz gained international attention in 2017 when she sparred with Trump over the speed and scale of the federal response to Hurricane Maria, which devastated her Caribbean island.
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A notch pricklier than Barris, Anderson has a pugnacious charm and a low tolerance for nonsense: after "Hope" aired, he sparred with critics who called the show racist.
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She's won the grudging respect of a group composed, largely, of people who have sparred with Warren as aides to her uneasy allies, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.
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House Democrats and Republicans sparred on Wednesday over a bill aimed to ensure that no U.S. financing can be used in the sale of Boeing jets to Iran.
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As the top Democrat on the committee that set terms of House floor debate, she often sparred with her GOP colleagues about policy, often late into the night.
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The contrast was apparent during French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire's visit to Berlin last month, where he sparred with the Greens on the inclusiveness issue, participants said.
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Coulter also takes a hard-line immigration stance but has sparred with the president, criticizing him for not yet building his promised wall along the nation's southern border.
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He sparred with Tillerson on the matter during another meeting on Monday, only agreeing to certify Iran's compliance after a meeting in the Oval Office later that day.
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Y.) and Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) sparred during the hearing over the role the "will of the people" has played in regards to the impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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Kate Brown, a Democrat, and the Democratic-leaning Legislature have sparred over how the state taxes businesses, but lawmakers appeared to be headed toward an agreement this week.
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He has sparred with Republican leaders over his off-the-cuff rhetoric and lagged behind Clinton's campaign organization in both size and fundraising, worrying some of his allies.
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But Ray's new career ain't some hobby -- he's sparred with heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder and says he has his sights set on a a real deal title fight.
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The two countries have sparred frequently about their painful history, with China often accusing Japan of not properly atoning for invading its neighbor before and during World War Two.
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Boeing and Airbus have often sparred about the way they tally orders, with U.S. executives frequently pointing the finger at Airbus for overstating the number of planes on order.
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Erdogan angered by Gulen ruling Secondly, following a failed coup attempt this past July, Turkey and the US have sparred over the extradition of the Muslim preacher Fethullah Gulen.
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Benjamin, a member of PNG's parliament, has previously sparred with the central government over detention centre facilities used on the island as part of Australia's controversial "offshore detention" policy.
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FWIW ... we spoke with legend Evander Holyfield -- who sparred with a 19-year-old Ruiz back in 2011 -- and he says he wouldn't be surprised if Ruiz won again.
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Duterte has sparred frequently during news events with Rappler's presidential palace reporter, Pia Ranada, and has repeatedly shown his irritation with the organization's scrutiny of his war on drugs.
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But Apple has sparred with U.S. law enforcement officials because it encrypts its devices in such a way that Apple cannot access the devices if asked to do so.
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As his star waned, he increasingly sparred with Mr Khamenei, questioning not just the belligerence of Iran's foreign policy, but the very notion of rule by a single cleric.
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Lawyers sparred over the meaning of "some benefit", with Chief Justice John Roberts saying that the Drew's lawyers put their emphasis on "benefit" while the school district underscored "some".
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Sanders' legacy, according to CNN — an outlet with which she often sparred — will be "the death of the White House press briefing," since she held so few of them.
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Bethenny Frankel and Luann de Lesseps have often sparred in the past, butting heads in some of the biggest blowout battles in Real Housewives of New York City history.
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You might remember the Versus video series from back in 2016 when we sparred over Kindles, smartphones, laptops, hair dryers, robotic vacuum cleaners, even Wi-Fi-connected Brita pitchers.
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Evans, who retired from the San Francisco police department last year, sparred with the lawyer representing Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, who is charged with murder for Steinle&aposs death.
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As diplomats sparred at the Security Council, Russian Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu said that Moscow was sending an aircraft cruiser to the Mediterranean to strengthen its capabilities there.
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He joined after stints as a journalist covering the Baltic states as they sparred with Russia a decade ago and as a spokesman for NATO on Russia and Ukraine.
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" In February, the Trump administration's Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt -- with whom Ashrawi has sparred via Twitter on numerous occasions -- said she had an open invitation to DC. "Dr.
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German Finance Minister has sparred verbally with Mr. Draghi in the past-responded to the U.S. criticism, laying the blame for Germany's giant trade surpluses at the ECB's door.
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But Apple has sparred with U.S. law enforcement officials because it encrypts its devices in such a way that Apple cannot access the devices if asked to do so.
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Trump is currently flirting with skipping the debate in protest of moderator Megyn Kelly, with whom he has sparred with repeatedly ever since the race's first debate, in August.
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Giuliani has frequently sparred with Clinton, a former senator from New York, including falsely accusing her of not being in the city after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.
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China remains Vietnam's largest trading partner and an ideological ally, but the two countries have sparred over Beijing's claims to waters off Vietnam's coast in the South China Sea.
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Antifa protesters later sparred with far-right demonstrators during protests in Berkeley, at anti-racist rallies in Boston, and outside the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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Last week, the relationship between Pompeo and Bolton had reportedly hit a "new low" as the two sparred over issues such as the Afghan peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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The White House and news outlets have sparred within the last few weeks over the treatment of the White House press corps and the lack of on-camera briefings.
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He has also sparred with the network's opinion hosts, most notable Laura Ingraham, addressing her on his program after she warned that "demographic changes" were a danger to America.
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Gray has also sparred with Bruce LeVell, a former minority outreach leader on the Trump campaign, after LeVell and others charged that Gray overstated his personal support for Trump.
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Trump sparred with a local steelworkers union president Chuck Jones in December over the number of jobs United Technologies Corp agreed to save at a Carrier plant in Indiana.
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The two sparred in an exchange about what Pompeo has claimed is a "special obligation" that falls on Muslim leaders when it comes to preventing terrorist attacks in America.
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The leaders of the House Financial Services Committee sparred Tuesday morning over efforts by Democrats on the panel to demand information about the Trump family's financial connections to Russia.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sparred in New York on Thursday night during the final debate before the state's primary on April 19.
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New York was the home of the American boxing craze, and numerous individuals from all classes trained and sparred in new gyms sprouting up throughout the city and state.
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As Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred in their second debate, the Mexican peso rose during Asian trading to its highest level in a month, Bloomberg News reports.
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It was a day of tense exchanges, emotion-packed speeches and confrontation as lawmakers, students and parents sparred on Wednesday over what to do about shootings in American schools.
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The European Union urged the LNA forces to stop their offensive, agreeing finally on a statement after France and Italy had sparred over how to handle the escalating conflict.
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Eva S. Moskowitz, Success Academy's founder, has repeatedly sparred with Mayor Bill de Blasio over his education policies and allied herself with Republican advocates of charter schools and vouchers.
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During the two-hour NBC debate at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas, Klobuchar, a senator from Minnesota, and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Buttigieg repeatedly sparred over experience.
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She grew frustrated when Mr. Buttigieg insulted her Medicare for All plan, and she and Joe Biden sparred over the party's handling of the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell.
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The CFPB and Education Department have sparred over who is in charge of handling fraud in the nation's student loan industry since DeVos's confirmation as Education secretary in 2017.
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In the comments section of the Facebook post, someone managing King's Facebook page sparred with Brandon Wolf, one of the survivors of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida.
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China and Japan have sparred frequently about their painful history, with Beijing often accusing Tokyo of not properly atoning for Japan's invasion of China before and during the war.
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The company has sparred with state, local, and international governments over issues like its compliance with local regulations, tax obligations, impact on housing prices, and scams and safety concerns.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who sparred with Buttigieg on the debate stage, wrote on Twitter that Buttigieg would "continue giving back and serving our country for many years to come."
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Sometimes he didn't, such as when he sparred with a member of the audience who booed one of his answers, or engaged in a lengthy shouting match with Buttigieg.
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He's been slammed for it and is trying to make amends ... in particular when he sparred with black boxing champ Ali Nestor as he battles to get re-elected.
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Democratic presidential candidates during a debate on Tuesday night sparred over what was behind the rising inequality, pointing variously to automation, bad trade deals, and political corruption as culprits.
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Senators sparred over the new tax law's deduction for pass-through businesses and its impact on the national debt in a Finance Committee hearing on the new measure Tuesday.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina as his choice to become ambassador to the United Nations, adding to his prospective cabinet a former critic with whom he had sparred bitterly.
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Benjamin, a member of PNG's parliament, has previously sparred with the central government over detention center facilities used on the island as part of Australia's controversial "offshore detention" policy.
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During a commission meeting last July, tempers flared as Republicans and Democrats sparred over how the FEC should act upon reports of Russian meddling in the 2202 presidential election.
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The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Donald Trump on Monday sparred with hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," accusing the political program of becoming "hostile" toward the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration has sparred with American businesses that support Nafta and has pushed for significant changes that negotiators from Mexico and Canada say are nonstarters.
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For years, Netflix had been a primary political player in this fight, as a public advocate for strong open internet rules that sparred openly with the likes of Comcast.
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Bannon had sparred with economic adviser Gary Cohn (or, as Bannon's allies call him, "Globalist Gary"), and suspected the economic adviser was trying to undermine nationalists in the West Wing.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who often has sparred with President Trump, on Monday dramatically reversed course on her permissive immigration policies, pledging to tighten asylum rules under intense domestic pressure.
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Fans will remember that the self-proclaimed queen of rap sparred with Carey pretty often during season 12 and neither of them returned to the judging table for season 13.
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Wang especially sparred with Niemeyer on whether the court had jurisdiction over the case and just how much the court could question the president's foreign policy and national security decisions.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Council head Donald Tusk sparred on Saturday over who would be to blame should Britain leave the EU on Oct.
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Dubelier briefly sparred with the judge, saying he needed time to consult with Concord and see if it still wanted him involved after a judge accused him of being unprofessional.
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Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, sparred with Times journalist Nathaniel Popper on Twitter, claiming that Popper had written his story without conducting two interviews that the company had arranged for him.
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One former Hong Kong bishop, Cardinal Joseph Zen, has campaigned against the deal, saying he fears it is communist manipulation of the church, and has publicly sparred with Vatican officials.
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France's Vivendi and activist investor Elliott sparred on Monday over how to relaunch Italy's debt-laden Telecom Italia (TIM), trading accusations ahead of a TIM shareholder vote on March 29.
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China and Japan have sparred frequently about their painful history, with Beijing often accusing Tokyo of not properly atoning for Japan's invasion of China before and during World War Two.
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Fresh off an upset victory in Michigan the night before, Bernie Sanders sparred with Hillary Clinton on immigration at a debate in Miami Wednesday night, ahead of Florida's primary Tuesday.
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Trump has previously sparred with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos over a number of issues, notably his ownership of The Washington Post, which Trump criticizes for its coverage of his administration.
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Mattis often sparred with President Obama and his national security team over their stance on Iran, which eventually led Obama to force Mattis into retirement as head of Central Command.
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Voters watching the second night of the second Democratic 2020 debates started the night off searching for the candidate's heights as a slate of White House hopefuls sparred from Detroit.
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Biden, who has suffered most from Buttigieg's rise, did not engage the young mayor, and neither did Warren, who had sparred with him the most in the last several debates.
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Trump has sparred with the NFL and the players who have protested during the National Anthem, putting himself in the middle of a controversy with significant racial and cultural undertones.
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While the two men barely sparred, Mr. Kasich did look for subtle opportunities to present himself as a strong, conservative executive with experience balancing budgets and tackling foreign policy challenges.
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They've sparred over the presidential hopeful's economic plans, which substantially hit the rich and corporations with new taxes to fund her progressive initiatives like student debt relief and universal childcare.
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After the Supreme Court ruled in 2002 that the intellectually disabled cannot be executed, Ortiz's appellate lawyers sparred with federal prosecutors over whether their client suffered from such a disability.
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The three candidates sparred extensively over crime, affordable housing, and the size and scope of the city's budget, which has grown by roughly $15 billion during Mr. de Blasio's tenure.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat running for a third term, and Mr. Molinaro, the Republican challenger, sparred during an hourlong debate that featured more theatrics and bickering than substantive policy discussions.
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Conway, during a tense exchange at the Women Rule event, sparred with a protester who challenged her to rectify Trump's "Access Hollywood" remarks with his self-professed respect for women.
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During the Senate hearing on Tuesday, Kennedy, who represents Louisiana, sparred with acting Secretary Chad Wolf over the issue in an exchange that highlighted the growing bipartisan concern about it.
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Gabbard is a candidate who many have sparred with, so her more centrist comments that only further cements her as being an anti-establishment Democrat are par for the course.
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Harris and Biden notably sparred on the debate stage early in the primary process, when the senator was critical of Biden's past opposition to federally mandated busing to diversify schools.
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Trump aide Stephen Miller sparred with CNN host Jake Tapper on Sunday in a contentious interview about the book, the president's tweeting and CNN's coverage of the Trump White House.
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CNN anchor Chris Cuomo sparred with a GOP lawmaker on Friday over a House hearing with YouTube personalities Diamond and Silk who claim they were censored by social media outlets.
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As the Democratic presidential candidates barreled toward Super Tuesday, they sparred and shouted over one another in their first debate since Senator Bernie Sanders's commanding performance in the Nevada caucuses.
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While the two tech behemoths have sparred recently over which is superior when it comes to quantum capabilities, both fall short of Honeywell's, according to quantum solutions president Tony Uttley.
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The vote has turned into a battle between two bitter rivals who have sparred for half a decade: the incumbent president, Ashraf Ghani, and his government's chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah.
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WASHINGTON — Facebook executives and Attorney General William P. Barr sparred on Monday over whether encrypted messaging products should be open to law enforcement, escalating a standoff over privacy and policing.
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After Trump took office in 2017, he and Kim sparred verbally as North Korea test-fired a bevy of increasingly advanced ballistic missiles, the type designed to deliver nuclear warheads.
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"He can be very aggressive," said James B. Fishman, a partner at the New York law firm Fishman Rozen who represents tenants and has sparred with Mr. Silverbush in court.
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A dramatic White House press briefing followed the announcement, as senior policy adviser Stephen Miller sparred with reporters over the administration's plan to cut legal immigration to the United States.
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Hillary Clinton sparred with Rudy Giuliani after the personal attorney to Donald Trump deflected accusations of his potentially inappropriate involvement in the Ukraine scandal that has engulfed the Trump presidency.
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The United States and China have frequently sparred about who is really militarizing the South China Sea, where China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines all have competing claims.
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She sparred, too, with the manager of the Playboy Plaza Hotel, asking how he and his male staff would like to walk around with a wad of cotton for a tail.
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The two even participated in a comical musical number together to open Fox's presentation at the theater owner conference.. This isn't the first time the two have sparred on social media.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg sparred over O'Rourke's suggestion for a mandatory buyback of AR-15s and AK-47s, and the logistics behind that policy.
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But for all our differences, for all the time we sparred, I never tried to hide - and I think John came to understand - the longstanding admiration that I had for him.
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Saleh's body remained at a military hospital in Sanaa while the Houthis - who control the capital - and members of his party sparred over burial plans, sources close to the family said.
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The Philippines and China have long sparred over sovereignty in the South China Sea, and Manila and Washington have shared concerns about China's military clout and pursuit of broad maritime claims.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Clinton also sparred over who would be a better advocate for African Americans and other minorities, and Trump hinted he could soften his hard-line stance on immigration.
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And in April, protesters sparred with her husband Bill Clinton, the former president, over the 1994 bill he signed into law that put non-violent offenders in prison for longer terms.
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Alongside the new funding will come a series of changes to Uber's board and voting structure that are meant to disempower Kalanick and the investors he sparred with, most prominently Benchmark.
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On Monday he sparred with Castro at a news conference where both leaders aired some of the old grievances between their countries, even as they sought to advance the diplomatic thaw.
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Ted Cruz, whom McCain sparred with when he first came to the Senate, to liberal Democrat Elizabeth Warren, who got to know McCain tagging along on his famous globe-trotting adventures.
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Musk's tweets have proven to move the stock as much as 10 percent in some cases, and invited a defamation lawsuit from a British rescue diver who sparred with Musk online.
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When a six-justice Court heard oral argument in Ziglar last month, Justice Stephen Breyer and Chief Justice John Roberts sparred over the role of the courts in enforcing constitutional rights.
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Presidents have often sparred with the press, some have found ways to retaliate, and all seek in one way or another to control the political story line or duck cross-examination.
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Udall, a Democratic member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sparred with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over that question—and not for the first time—during a hearing on Wednesday.
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Talks on a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza have been frozen since 2014 and Israel and the PA have sparred repeatedly over unpaid PA debts to the IEC.
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Denying words from his own mouth Trump's capacity to completely disregard fact, logic and truth was on display Friday when he sparred with reporters on the tarmac alongside Air Force One.
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Pete Buttigieg, who has already qualified for September's debates, sparred with Sanders over student-debt relief at one point, but generally refrained from making sweeping ideological jabs as his Midwestern counterparts.
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Democratic lawmakers want to hear next week from former national security adviser John Bolton, the hawkish former adviser who openly sparred over the administration's approach to Ukraine, in their impeachment inquiry.
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The precaution was made following a deluge of hate-filled messages received after she verbally sparred with the president after his visit to a hospital in the city earlier this month.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has publicly chastised members of the NATO alliance, and in private, he's sparred over the phone with the presidents of US allies like Mexico and Australia.
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Lawmakers on a House committee sparred Tuesday over President Obama's 2017 budget request for the Interior Department — and Republicans' inability to so far agree on a budget blueprint of their own.
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The committee's leading Republican and Democrat sparred Tuesday over both the Interior budget request and the recent failure of the House to pass a spending plan for the Interior Department. Rep.
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The aides with whom Bannon sparred, including senior adviser Jared Kushner, carried with them an air of vindication that their disdain for the Breitbart chairman appeared well-founded, the people said.
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Check out an insider's view of how the agency-client relationship broke down: McDonald's and its ad agency sparred over a bizarre campaign stunt involving an LP made entirely of bacon.
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Biden and Harris are set to take center stage for Wednesday night's debate, setting up a rematch after the two sparred over Biden's civil rights record during the first Democratic debate.
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Gabbay had sparred with Netanyahu over government plans to develop Israeli natural gas reserves in the Mediterranean sea under a consortium that critics say will limit competition and keep prices high.
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Harris' campaign took flight at the debate when she sparred with Biden over his past opposition to mandatory busing to integrate schools and his past work in the Senate with segregationists.
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It is particularly notable that Musk, who has strongly attacked the media and sparred with Wall Street analysts in recent weeks, acknowledges that some negative commentary about the company has merit.
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But for all our differences, for all the times we sparred, I never tried to hide, and I think John came to understand, the longstanding admiration that I had for him.
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On Instagram, Gabbana's lightning rod platform of choice, the designer has sparred with Cyrus and called out haters from the commentariat, but has remained uncharacteristically silent on Raury's act of dissent.
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But for the moment, as lawyers sparred over how much money families of the players killed in the blaze should get, there was just one simple question: What was Christian worth?
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It's uncertain how many portraits he produced in his decades-long career, but his ability to cross into various communities who may themselves have sparred certainly resulted in a diverse oeuvre.
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Clinton and Sanders have sparred over how best to curb the risky behavior that caused the 2008 crisis, leading to some of the most contentious exchanges in their party's presidential debates.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio sparred for 90 minutes on Tuesday with his two main rivals in a rowdy and rambunctious debate that devolved into shouting, finger-pointing and cut-off microphones.
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Colvin liked Arafat but sparred with him over his failure to suppress Palestinian violence; she was commissioned to write an Arafat biography, but could never find the discipline to finish it.
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And in the lead-up to the event, which took place just two weeks before the primary, the two camps sparred over the logistics, including the debate's format and room temperature.
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On barricaded streets and in rancorous Facebook comment threads, people sparred over ideas about legacy and resolution, the line between veneration and history, and the meaning of symbols as time passes.
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Even Apple, which famously sparred with the FBI over consumer privacy rights, has yielded to Chinese requests such as removing VPN apps and certain news apps from its local app store.
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Years ago, I wrote a piece criticizing a cover story by a well-known writer and political commentator that I'd met a few times, with whom I'd occasionally sparred on Twitter.
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President Donald Trump's former top Russia aide sparred with Republican lawmakers on Thursday, accusing them of emboldening Moscow by pushing a "fictional narrative" that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Lindsay Walters, a White House spokeswoman, said that Mr. Apol, who is serving in an acting capacity, is a positive change compared with Mr. Shaub, who often sparred with Mr. Trump.
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While most candidates were on the same page that the US should try to de-escalate tensions with Iran, Sanders and Biden sparred over their respective records on voting for wars.
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"Thunberg has addressed the UN and the World Economic Forum, spoken to EU and US lawmakers, and has sparred with US President Donald Trump, while urging people to "listen to scientists.
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"The ability of the commission to perform its role has deteriorated significantly," said Ms. Ravel, who has sparred bitterly with the Republican election commissioners during her three years on the panel.
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Mexico and the United States have also sparred over a late American proposal that steel and aluminum used to make cars would be smelted in North America, not just finished here.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States sparred with China at the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday over the legality of U.S. tariffs in response to alleged theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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China and the Philippines have long sparred over the South China Sea, but relations have improved considerably under Duterte, who has been courting Beijing in hopes of winning business and investment.
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President Donald Trump, fresh from a round of diplomacy with Japan's prime minister, renewed a feud with billionaire Mark Cuban on Sunday, a familiar foil with whom he's sparred in the past.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai sparred with conservative lawmakers who claim the search engine is politically biased while avoiding specific commitments on privacy and company's plans for a censored search engine in China.
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" Obama: "For all our difference, for all the items we sparred, I never tried to hide – and I think John came to understand – the long standing admiration that I had for him.
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Their issues were highlighted in last week's Democratic debate as the two sparred extensively over Warren's plan and Buttigieg's support for a public option, which Warren argues does not go far enough.
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But it has publicly sparred with the state since December when California proposed rules requiring a steering wheel, brake pedals and a licensed driver in all robot test vehicles on the road.
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Jeff Flake, who was a member of the bipartisan Gang of Eight along with Schumer and has sparred with Trump recently, noted that in a response to Trump this morning on Twitter.
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But an early honeymoon period in office, when she spoke out for the legalization of gay marriage, was soon marred by turmoil as she sparred with officials inside and outside the office.
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AT A Supreme Court oral argument on March 18th, justices sparred with four lawyers over whether the electoral map for Virginia's House of Delegates violates the Fourteenth Amendment's bar on racial discrimination.
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Trump publicly sparred with Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi over funding for a wall on the Mexican border during which the president threatened a government shutdown.
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The guy who plays "The Mountain" on "Game of Thrones" says he MAJORLY "held back" when he sparred Conor McGregor back in 2015 ... because he coulda Prince Oberyn'd the guy for real.
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The violent capstone to Erdogan's visit spoke to the sky-high tensions between the U.S. and Turkey, NATO allies that have increasingly sparred over U.S. strategy toward defeating IS militants in Syria.
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Reality Check: Clinton and the auto bailout vote By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Clinton and Sanders once again sparred over their records concerning the auto industry bailout in late 2008 and early 2009.
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Darrell Issa when the California Republican chaired the panel and often sparred with Cummings, said the shift in power that comes with transitioning from the minority to the majority can be heady.
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But since then, she has repeatedly sparred with former backers on the left who argue the agency shows too much deference to Wall Street, and too few teeth on rules and enforcement.
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But Rubio, who sparred with Trump on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during the 2016 Republican presidential primary, said the Palestinians' view of peace is at odds with those of the American people.
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Colin and the Browns QB have an interesting relationship -- remember, they sparred on the FS1 star's show back in June ... and Mayfield still takes shots at him on Twitter now and then.
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He has disinvited politically outspoken teams such as the Philadelphia Eagles and Golden State Warriors and sparred earlier this year with members of the U.S. Women's Soccer team during the World Cup.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Vivendi and activist investor Elliott sparred on Monday over how to relaunch Italy's debt-laden Telecom Italia (TIM), trading accusations ahead of a TIM shareholder vote on March 29.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders and CNN correspondent Jim Acosta sparred on social media on Thursday after the White House press secretary thanked Acosta for bolstering the Trump administration's argument for a border wall.
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Kamala Harris of California, who memorably sparred during the first round of debates over Biden's record on race relations and his positive recollections of working years ago with two segregationist US senators.
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The tweet from Lewinsky came after Rubio sparred with the news outlet over whether or not he had "walked back" his comments criticizing the GOP's December bill to reform the tax code.
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Officials from both countries sparred openly about everything from espionage to nuclear weapons at various events at the annual Munich Security Conference, attended by some 500 high-level diplomats, executives and politicians.
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CNN's Chris Cuomo and President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani of New York, sparred for 28 minutes during a one-on-one interview Thursday evening over Trump's whistleblower scandal.
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The other countries taking part include China's close friend Russia, and three countries which have sparred with China over competing claims in the disputed South China Sea: Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines.
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Since Prime Minister Theresa May invoked Article 50, setting in motion a two-year exit process, the British government and the European Union have sparred over what Brexit might mean in practice.
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Mr. Navarro frequently sparred with Mr. Cohn over trade while the two worked together at the White House, and Mr. Cohn ultimately resigned after his views were essentially ignored by the president.
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Ms. Hyde-Smith and her Democratic opponent, Mike Espy, a former United States representative and the first African-American elected to Congress in Mississippi since Reconstruction, have sparred over what she meant.
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President Donald Trump, Speaker-elect Nancy Pelosi, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer openly sparred in the Oval Office, growing at times visibly impatient, over the president's pet project, the border wall.
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As for "Hamilton," the hit musical that Mr. Trump once called "overrated" and whose cast he has publicly sparred with, Ms. Rutter said the award was not intended as a political statement.
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In 2010, Disney and Cablevision — since acquired by Altice — sparred in a similar manner; a new contract materialized only after Disney temporarily pulled ABC from Cablevision customers in the New York area.
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But there were plenty of tense moments, too: Sanders and Biden sparred over Medicare-for-all, and Klobuchar and Buttigieg were at odds over whether political experience is baggage or an asset.
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As the leaders of the U.S. and North Korea sparred on who's "nuclear button" is bigger, there was still hope rare talks between the two Koreas could bring a thaw in relations.
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But for all our differences, for all of the times we sparred, I never tried to hide -- and I think John came to understand -- the longstanding admiration that I had for him.
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Clinton and Trump are slated to debate Sunday at Washington University in St. Louis after the pair sparred at a debate last week that was seen as a boost for Clinton's campaign.
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On the top floor of a Los Angeles courthouse, lawyers for a British diver and a billionaire tech CEO sparred over a linguistic dilemma: Does the phrase pedo guy necessarily mean pedophile?
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Generations of men and women who had sparred with McCain in politics, but also were shaped by his philosophy of "country first," placed their hands on the flag draped over McCain's casket.
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In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres set to air later Friday, Clinton said she had "several reactions" to her opponent's debate performance when the two sparred at Washington University in St. Louis.
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In his eight years as Ronald Reagan's vice-president, though they had sparred bitterly in the 19923 primaries over Reagan's "voodoo economics" and his callow Hollywood sparkle, he never criticised or upstaged him.
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Whatever Trump decides could chart the fate of a nuclear-weapons deal with Iran, U.S. troop deployments to Afghanistan and White House staffing decisions - all issues over which Bannon and McMaster have sparred.
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But the US has armed some of those very groups to fight ISIS militants, and Washington and Moscow have sparred in the UN Security Council several times over a political solution to Aleppo.
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In a testy, televised exchange on Tuesday, President Donald Trump sparred with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer over his proposed border wall and a potential government shutdown.
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"He was a practitioner, sometimes along with others, of sledgehammer diplomacy, a take-it-or-leave-it approach to diplomacy," said R. Nicholas Burns, who as under secretary sparred regularly with Mr. Bolton.
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In his eight years as Ronald Reagan's vice-president, though they had sparred bitterly in the 1980 primaries over Reagan's "voodoo economics" and his callow Hollywood sparkle, he never criticised or upstaged him.
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Mark Cuban and Rudy Giuliani sparred Wednesday about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's fitness for office, arguing about Trump's business acumen and the significance of Clinton's private email server while secretary of state.
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The two are friendly but sparred over the direction the country took during the Obama presidency, and the way in which it's headed now with Trump, who in many ways is Obama's antithesis.
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He sparred with nearly every Republican who he shared the stage with throughout the GOP primary process and mostly stayed away from specific policies in lieu of rhetorical red meat for his supporters.
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It's was a far less contentious call than the one last May, when CEO Elon Musk sparred with professional Wall Street analysts over their questions about Tesla's production issues and cash burn rate.
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Trump's administration has also accused China of interfering in U.S. politics, charges China strongly denies, and the two have sparred over the disputed South China Sea and self-ruled Taiwan, which China claims.
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" The Arizona senator and Trump repeatedly sparred over waterboarding and torture during the presidential campaign after the then-GOP candidate voiced support for bringing back waterboarding and a "hell of a lot worse.
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He also famously sparred with First Lady Hillary Clinton more than two decades ago in the White House, which landed him a demotion and nearly got him thrown out of the West Wing.
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The New York Times reported that Treasury and the OMB sparred over the strictness of the opportunity zone rules, with some at Treasury pushing for rules that others thought would be too limiting.
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Donald Trump has sparred with the network often during his campaign and at one point called on his followers to boycott Fox anchor Megyn Kelly because he felt she had treated him unfairly.
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Since February, the GOP and Democrats have sparred over every part of a Zika funding package, including how large it should be, where the money should come from and where it should go.
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But for all our differences, for all of the times we sparred, I never tried to hide, and I think John came to understand the long-standing admiration that I had for him.
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Airbnb has sparred with regulators across the globe, but Chief Executive Brian Chesky in February seemed to be changing his approach to responsibility for how the company can impact housing markets and neighborhoods.
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The company has fielded scrutiny over allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct, has lost numerous executives amid dissent within the board of directors, and has sparred with regulators from London to Singapore.
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Ernst, a Republican from Iowa, has sparred with Pruitt for months over his efforts to change a federal program that could negatively impact the farmers in her state who supply corn for biofuels.
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President Donald Trump resurrected a longtime talking point about former President Barack Obama's immigration policy as ten 2020 Democratic presidential candidates sparred on the issue during a CNN-hosted debate on Wednesday evening.
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President Donald Trump resurrected a longtime talking point about former President Barack Obama's immigration policy, as ten 2020 Democratic presidential candidates sparred on the issue during a CNN-hosted debate on Wednesday evening.
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During the debates, Klobuchar sparred with Buttigieg on everything from the inherent sexist double standard of his lack of political experience to her voting record — and never let him have the last word.
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We profiled Ms. Rapinoe, who also sparred with President Trump this week after using an obscenity to dismiss the idea of visiting the White House if her team wins the Women's World Cup.
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China and Australia have sparred over Australian suspicions of Chinese interference in the country's politics and Australia's banning of China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from supplying equipment for its planned 5G broadband network.
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Beijing and Washington have sparred over technology deals, including in chips, with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) knocking back a number of takeovers involving Chinese firms this year.
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The Tacanas have sparred for years with Mr. Morales, who dusted off a previous government's plan to build a hydroelectric dam near Madidi National Park, an area many of the group call home.
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Political rhetoric has become increasingly heated in recent weeks, with some observers saying politicians are playing on the country's history of ethnic division, and police have sparred with protesters, sometimes using tear gas.
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Democratic and Republican appropriators have largely kept their heads down as they look to bury the political rancor of last week, when lawmakers sparred publicly over the Trump administration's response to the epidemic.
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Trump and local officials -- namely San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz -- have consistently sparred in the aftermath of 2017's Hurricane Maria over funding, the President's disparaging remarks about the island and more.
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Candidates face protesters at rallies: Joe Biden sparred with an activist over the Obama administration's immigration policy, and Elizabeth Warren was criticized over her plan to end federal funding for new charter schools.
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Whatever Trump decides could chart the fate of a nuclear-weapons deal with Iran, U.S. troop deployments to Afghanistan and White House staffing decisions — all issues over which Bannon and McMaster have sparred.
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Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Senate Democrat, in particular has criticized the administration for reacting too slowly to rising teen vaping rates and sparred with the previous acting FDA head over the issue.
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The House Oversight Chairman sparred with Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) Administrator Howard Shelanski, asking why he shouldn't be held in contempt for failing to fully respond to the July subpoena.
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That Trump and Obama have avoided each other speaks to the unprecedented nature of the current White House, and the lingering animosity between two men who openly sparred during 2016's presidential campaign.
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Warren released her own trade plan this summer, and in Pennsylvania this fall, Biden sparred with Vice President Mike Pence over trade, painting the trade deal as too generous to big pharmaceutical companies.
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She's routinely battled with inundated streets and buildings, grappled with the aftermath of Sandy, and occasionally sparred with residents over how to best defend Hoboken from the encroaching effects of human-caused global warming.
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Speaking about White House press secretary Sarah Sanders' June 14 press briefing – in which she sparred with reporters over the separation of families attempting to cross the border – Scarborough accused Sanders of excessive lying .
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Duterte has made no secret of his annoyance at Rappler and has sparred frequently with its reporters, who are known for scrutinising his polices and questioning the accuracy of his sweeping, often bellicose statements.
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She was among the EPA staffers who received raises using a legal loophole and was at the helm of an office that openly sparred with reporters and hired political operatives to monitor the news.
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With Trump on the sidelines, the most heated exchanges came from Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio as they sparred over their immigration reform views — and with Cruz complaining once again about the debate moderators.
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The state's governor, Doug Ducey, invited Uber to bring its fleet of self-driving Volvos to Phoenix after the ride-hail company initially sparred with the California DMV over acquiring a public testing permit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Trevor Noah, the South African host of a popular U.S. TV show, sparred with the French ambassador in Washington after the comedian joked that Africa, not France, won the soccer World Cup.
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At the same time billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who has sparred with rival billionaire William Ackman over the company's future and has long been Herbalife's biggest owner, raised his stake during the fourth quarter.
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The suspect charged in connection with the mailings, Cesar Sayoc Jr., has been accused of sending similar explosives to more than a dozen high-profile Democrats and figures with whom Trump has publicly sparred.
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" Trump has sparred with Baldwin on social media before, saying on Twitter earlier this year that the 60-year-old actor's "dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL.
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A source told the network that the former campaign manager sparred with Ivanka's husband, Jared Kushner, and she heard rumors that Lewandowski had tried to pitch damaging stories to the press about her husband.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel and Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez on Sunday sparred over the Senate GOP's plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare amid accusations of a lack of transparency.
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He was booed after he denounced socialism at the California Democratic Party's convention in San Francisco last month and, ahead of last month's first Democratic debate, sparred with some progressives running for the nomination.
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Yiannopoulos appeared on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" this past Friday, where he sparred with the show's liberal host and took aim at high-profile female celebrities, including Lena Dunham and Amy Schumer.
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In an administration rife with internal conflict and deeply distrustful of the UN, Nauert's nomination would place a less senior person at the international agency than Haley, who reportedly sparred with other administration officials.
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Gulfo, who sparred with the FDA over the approval of a medical device product from 2010 to 2013, is now on the list of candidates the new administration is vetting to lead the FDA.
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The eccentric chief executive once again sparred with billionaire hedge fund manager David Einhorn on Twitter last week, inviting him to tour Tesla's factories and offering sympathy for recent hardships at his Greenlight Capital.
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What 'progressive' means to Bernie Sanders At one point, as their tempers started to flare, Clinton and Sanders spoke over the top of one another as they sparred over the definition of progressive politics.
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But they repeatedly sparred with Trump's personal lawyer William Consovoy over his central argument that the subpoena is unconstitutional because it is "law enforcement" that would not further Congress' main task of enacting laws.
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He has established one set routine: the daily coronavirus briefing, where he has sparred with reporters and declared himself a "wartime president" in a somewhat sputtering bid to accompany the nation through the crisis.
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He once challenged the National Security Agency director to his face, sparred with the media on Twitter and took his former bosses at Yahoo — and more recently at Facebook — to task over security issues.
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On Tuesday, lawyers for one victim's family sparred with Mr. Jones's lawyers over their demand that the parents submit their dates of birth and current address in a filing evidencing the parents' monetary damages.
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That was evidenced on Wednesday, when President Trump and a top House Republican sparred over whether the plan would include sharp reductions in how much Americans might save, before taxes, in 210(k) accounts.
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He sparred on Thursday with French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his administration's decision to impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the EU, Mexico and Canada.
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The two nations fought a short but intense war in the 1960s (China won) and have supported insurgencies in each other's backyards and sparred over trade deficits (China is winning that one as well).
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" And when Ellis asked Andres — with whom he colorfully sparred on Monday — one procedural question in front of jurors, the admittedly old-fashioned judge bridled when the prosecutor answered with a casual-sounding "yeah.
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He insulted and then was sued by a man who was working to rescue boys trapped in a cave in Thailand, and he's sparred with journalists and investors he believed were unfair to him.
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Sure, the man spent decades in the public eye, led what was then the nation's largest labor union, sparred with the Kennedys and disappeared in one of the quintessential unsolved mysteries in recent history.
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The Philippine Constitution prohibits the presence of foreign combat troops, and President Rodrigo Duterte, who has frequently sparred with the United States, a military ally, has threatened to eject American forces from his country.
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Trump and Wallace have sparred previously, with Trump saying in October that Wallace "will never be his father" — the prolific CBS interviewer who died in 2012 — after Wallace&aposs coverage of the impeachment inquiry.
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Negotiators sparred on Thursday over the future of the Adaptation Fund to help vulnerable communities cope with climate change, which was set up under the Kyoto Protocol, the treaty preceding the new Paris Agreement.
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But in recent weeks, the countries have sparred over the pact's provisions, with China pushing for the removal of more of the tariffs that Mr. Trump has placed on $360 billion of its products.
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The transcripts, which were prepared by the White House, reveal a rocky start to Trump's relationship with the two key U.S. allies and confirm earlier reports that Trump sparred with Turnbull during their Jan.
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MEXICO CITY — For half a century, as Fidel Castro transformed Cuba into a Communist state and sparred with the United States, his brother Raúl worked in his shadow, the authoritarian leader's disciplined, junior partner.
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Mr. Lowe, who previously sparred with studios as president of Redbox, the kiosk company that rents DVDs for $123 a day, believes that ticketing can at least be a break-even business for MoviePass.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) has publicly sparred with top intelligence officials, saying they have refused to brief him and other members of the panel on the issue in recent weeks.
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But for all of our differences, for all of the times we sparred, I never tried to hide, and I think John came to understand, the long-standing admiration that I had for him.
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"I don't envy Jeffrey having to carry Donald Trump's decidedly fetid water every day," S.E. Cupp, a conservative commentator who is stridently anti-Trump and has sparred with Lord on air, said on CNN.
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In the last few months, he sparred with journalists — specifically The Wall Street Journal — over its reporting on anti-Semitic jokes and Nazi references in nine of his videos over the course of six months.
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At the annual Shangri-La Dialogue, the U.S. and China sparred over a range of issues from contested territory in the South China Sea to the ongoing trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Brad Beckworth, a lawyer representing the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office, sparred during cross examination of Dr. Timothy Fong, a psychiatrist with UCLA who treats patients with opioid use disorder and who testified for Johnson & Johnson.
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While Boeing's stock rebounded, the company's top executives have sparred with Trump before, during, and since the campaign over various policy issues, including factories in China and the future of the US Export-Import Bank.
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Musk has sparred with the press lately, but the billionaire tech titan can expect to be flooded with positive news today as his sleek new concept for urban transportation gets one step closer to reality.
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Lawyers representing Democratic members of Congress sparred with the Justice Department in court on Thursday over whether Democrats can move ahead with a constitutional challenge to President Donald Trump's ongoing ties to his business empire.
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" During that briefing, only the third in June, Sanders sparred with reporters, claiming that laws allowing for the separation of parents and children at the border "have been on the books for over a decade.
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Which means that for now, things are inverted: Comcast and Netflix, who sparred publicly for the last few years, are working together; Apple and Netflix, who have worked closely for years, can't get it together.
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Reality Check: Clinton and the auto bailout vote March 9, 2016 By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Clinton and Sanders once again sparred over their records concerning the auto industry bailout in late 2008 and early 2009.
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On one panel there he playfully sparred with Levin Zhu, the politically powerful former CEO of China International Capital Corp and a former Anbang director, who repeatedly questioned him on the company's finances, attendees reported.
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They sparred over campaign finance, Mr. Feingold's signature issue during his time in the Senate; the Affordable Care Act, which Mr. Feingold supported; and the economy in Wisconsin, where job growth has trailed its neighbors.
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Pinault senior, who sparred with Arnault for ownership of flagship fashion brands such as Gucci, has handed much of his day-to-day tasks to his son Francois-Henri, now head of the Kering business.
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The four have sparred over IEX's approval as a stock exchange, the cost of market data, listings for exchange-traded funds, and the NYSE's effort to launch IEX-type features on one of its markets.
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On Tuesday, during Attorney General Jeff Sessions's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee, a top Democrat on the committee sparred with Sessions over his involvement in the firing of then-FBI Director James Comey. Sen.
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In March, Trump announced on Twitter he was ousting then-Secretary David Shulkin amid growing tensions over a taxpayer-financed trip to Europe last year and after he openly sparred with conservatives in his agency.
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