"We will stand against misogyny, we will stand against hate, we will stand against vice, we will stand and be strong, and we will stand together," he vowed.
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Join me & colleagues Sunday to stand against hate messages.
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Johnny Depp is taking a stand against the death penalty.
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Rev. Al Sharpton is taking a stand against the Oscars.
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This year, Microsoft is taking a bold stand against pranks.
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America's top airlines are taking a stand against smart luggage.
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Stand against the violence, even when your tribe does it.
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"If you don't stand with us, you stand against us."
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Major corporations have also taken a stand against the law.
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I applaud you for now taking a stand against it.
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"We stand against discrimination in any form," the spokesperson said.
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He believes in helping a vulnerable democracy stand against tyranny.
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Be smart: There's no obvious candidate to stand against her.
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Europe needs to stand against practical measures (taken) by America.
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CBL Properties is taking a stand against Black Friday creep.
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Join us and take a stand against bullying and #ChooseKindness.
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Lili Reinhart is taking a stand against "unrealistic" photoshopping apps.
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We either take a stand against tyranny or we fail.
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We take a stand against environmental destruction and cultural eradication.
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To Pinterest, for taking a stand against social media toxicity.
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Planning to support or take a stand against the NRA?
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Trump took a stand against Duke later in the day.
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He was essentially taking a stand against taking a stand.
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Then they motion for him to stand against a wall.
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" He added that protests can also push "those who are in positions of power, who are sympathetic allies, to take a stronger stand against those same things that the marches is taking a stand against.
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Theallet's not the first designer to take a stand against Trump.
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I stand against the latest attack on reproductive health care. Period.
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The Obama administration is taking a strong stand against LGBTQ discrimination.
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In public, Vietnam takes a more robust stand against Chinese assertiveness.
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And that, in turn, weakened their credibility to stand against it.
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Women in Rhode Island are taking a stand against body shaming.
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We must as a nation stand against violence of all kinds.
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The Royal Malaysian Police have reinvigorated our stand against human trafficking.
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"If that happens, we're here to stand against it," he said.
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Congress is right to take a stand against a carbon tax.
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"Europe must stand against practical measures (taken) by America," he said.
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"Beyond Charlottesville: Taking a Stand Against White Nationalism" by Terry McAuliffe
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Collaboration is imperative, but populists take a stand against European integration.
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"We should stand against all travel restriction, for Cubans or Americans."
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Waithe: I don't know if I'm taking a stand against it.
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I think the world should stand against this dictator in unison.
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Taking a stand against China's abusive behaviors is not necessarily wrong.
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Senator Bob Corker is attempting another stand against the Trump tariffs.
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"This protest was a stand against US political dominance," he said.
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"We stand for America and we stand against walls," he said.
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And he decided he needed to take a stand against Nike.
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"Donuts" seemed to be Yancey's final stand against an inevitable fate.
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Hawley said Silicon Valley needs to make a stand against China.
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Mr. Trump's stand against hatred of Israel restores America's moral leadership.
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Cultural institutions have to take a stand against the other values.
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To take a stand against misogyny — and against the new president.
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"We all need to take a stand against gun violence," she said.
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Nothing that could stand against the White Walker onslaught, that's for sure.
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We made a very clear stand against the use of chemical weapons.
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What will we accept as "normal," and what will we stand against?
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Shouldn't our most powerful artists take a stand against the violent mob?
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We have to stand against it, and it's not just about me.
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Rather than stand against birtherism, Trump built a following by exploiting it.
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It's not yet clear how big Sessions's stand against leakers will be.
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She's not surprised her peers are taking a stand against gun violence.
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Two of Nero's colleagues are expected to take the stand against him.
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Kanye West is continuing his stand against the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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The administration must take a strong stand against the current Ligado proposal.
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Her brave stand against sexual assault has created problems for her candidacy.
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Sympathy for them may prompt rival democrats not to stand against them.
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But Democrats need to stand against President Trump in the right way.
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Activists now want President Trump to take a tougher stand against Beijing.
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The women delivering Mr. Trump's lines stand against a simple white backdrop.
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Jerry Brown, who has taken a decisive stand against Trump's immigration agenda.
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And on Wednesday, no member of Congress took the stand against him.
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He's done some deplorable things and I've come to stand against him.
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I am glad Ms. Swift took a stand against casual sexual assault.
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"He decided to take a stand against these heinous allegations," he said.
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Benioff joins other billionaires who have taken a stand against income inequality.
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" He continued: "When they talk of violence, we must stand against them.
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Among his teammates, Bennett could be taking a lonely stand against trump.
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We're taking a moral stand against that in the Test Kitchen today.
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To me, it is a deliberate stand against the two-party system.
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It took courage for the Minutemen to stand against the world's mightiest army, and it's taken the same for the unarmed Sioux and their supporters to stand against ... the world's mightiest army, or at least the National Guard.
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The magazine's stand against Trump was not intended to be a stand against conservatism, but one for conservatism, real conservatism, which its editors and publishers believed Trump not only did not represent but posed a real danger to.
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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California is taking a major stand against beauty brands who test on animals.
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Amid mounting sexual assault accusations, Spotify is taking a stand against R. Kelly.
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Opposition politician Henri Falcon is breaking the boycott and will stand against Maduro.
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Judge Rakoff has taken a firm stand against insider trading in several rulings.
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They won't succeed as long as we stand against them by risking everything.
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You can read about how to take a stand against the directive now.
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" He added: "Somone has to take a stand against the quote-unquote trolls.
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Trump's apparent stand against Russian energy exports will hardly sit well with Putin.
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But the letter was also widely interpreted as a public stand against nativism.
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Breitbart reported that the 14 Fox News anchors it names "stand against" Kelly.
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Still, most Republicans on Capitol Hill took no stand against his bad behavior.
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Popular crowdfunding site GoFundMe also took a stand against hate speech following Charlottesville.
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The Indian government is once again taking a strong stand against online piracy.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to take a public stand against the war.
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And, ultimately to unite and stand against oppressors as humans have always done.
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Plant growth is à propos in taking a stand against a pervasive rottenness.
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Children of privilege, like Abigail Disney, are taking a moral stand against inequality.
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"We stand against the Great Replacement," intones the voiceover in one German video.
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In 2016, the ad tech company AppNexus took a stand against hate speech.
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"They should stand against Taliban that kill our people every day," she continued.
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Some Americans celebrated President Trump taking a stand against an old perceived enemy.
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For progressives, it may be seen as a last stand against Trumpian America.
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"Yes together we will stand against hate, terrorism, extremism and racism," ElAwadi continued.
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"Sometimes you need to take a stand against friends," he told the BBC.
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So, the last stand against those who make it in here illegally is ICE.
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Lawson insists that taking a stand against hate speech is not a political decision.
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Kaur took a stand against the issue and came under the face of attack.
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My educated guess is he will be back the home stand against the Nationals.
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"We have always taken a stand against the injustices of this world," Manning said.
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Ivanka Trump has finally taken a stand against father's family separation policy — sort of.
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"Sexual harassment is never acceptable, and we must stand against it," the book reads.
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"I think it is going to appear like you stand against [us]," said Battaglino.
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Rather than stand by, Bumble chimed in to take a public stand against bullying.
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He has also taken a stand against the Justice Department's cries for backdoor access.
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But, this year, the Mall of America is taking a stand against the trend.
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That monetizes harassment and radicalization while refusing to take a strong stand against it.
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But in return it expects endorsement of its stand against Japan getting a seat.
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Players have stated the protests are a stand against racial inequality and police brutality.
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The United States must lead the United Nations in taking a stand against genocide.
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"We need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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Players have said the demonstrations are a stand against police brutality and racial injustice.
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Taking a stand against restrictions on women's reproductive, or any other, rights is important.
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Senator Leila de Lima is one of the few politicians to stand against Duterte.
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Second, Shonda, the queen of TGIT, taking a stand against ABC says a lot.
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They'd be taking a powerful stand against their party's escalating betrayals of the country.
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Gates, and a plethora of other witnesses, took the stand against his former boss.
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But if you have today off, take a conscious stand against all this busyness.
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A new proposal is pushing City Hall to take a stand against animal cruelty.
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But like Seila Law, the administration takes a strong ideological stand against independent agencies.
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At his rally, O'Rourke equated a stand for America as a stand against walls.
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Gates took the stand against his former boss over three days of the trial.
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They will also promise to defeat those who stand against these common-sense changes.
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And confirm that the House Democrats were right in taking a stand against him.
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And yet according to their rhetoric, this is everything that they stand against — right?
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The best chance for a last stand against Sanders could be in South Carolina.
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Small "d" democrats across Europe must take a stand against growing illiberal, authoritarian trends.
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But there are signs that more Americans are taking a quiet stand against materialism.
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He thought he needed to take a stand against what the police had done.
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We wanted to take one last stand against the 'generification' of New York City.
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And he's characterized his remarks about women as a heroic stand against political correctness.
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Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates just took a stand against her very powerful boss.
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They will stand against sexual harassment and abuse in their industry and all others. Good.
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" He added that he felt he had to take a stand against "this idiotic thinking.
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Ben Sasse, a senator from Nebraska, took an early and trenchant stand against Mr Trump.
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It is not hard to find constituents who praise Ms Berger's stand against Mr Corbyn.
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The tech told me to remove my shirt and glasses and stand against the board.
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The conservative government of Narendra Modi had withdrawn its stand against the reinterpretation in July.
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Critics and filmmakers alike banded together early this week to take a stand against Disney.
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The irony of "WikiLeaks" taking a stand against leaks was not lost on some users.
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Lana Del Rey is taking a stand against Kanye West's support of President Donald Trump.
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This isn't the first move James made to take a stand against Trump's upcoming presidency.
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" Ujyara: "I don't think this is just for Trump, this is a stand against injustice.
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By contrast, smaller arts nonprofits in the area are taking a stand against the company.
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Mattis said ISIS fighters "have not proven they can stand against the Iraqi security forces..."
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I will do what I can, I will stand against adventurism, ill thought out missions.
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Despite mounting international pressure, however, China has not taken a stand against the militant leader.
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Ocasio-Cortez has taken a stand against ICE once before in this year's spending negotiations.
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But it is not just city officials who are taking a stand against hostile architecture.
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Martinez said during direct questioning that he never wanted to take the stand against Guzman.
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David Schwimmer is taking a stand against sexual harassment in the TV and film industry.
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For a time it seemed that Mr. Ryan might take a stand against Mr. Trump.
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The Cruz campaign maintained that Rubio did not stand against abortion when it mattered most.
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I am a white man, retired, and I stand against everything Donald Trump is about.
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" "Governors across this country had a chance to take a stand against ObamaCare, many did.
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Congress took a courageous stand against the Arab League boycott against Israel 40 years ago.
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Tia Mowry-Hardrict is taking a stand against a cyber-bully who criticized her weight.
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Progressive leaders must take a stand against this logic of mass incarceration, wherever it exists.
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And if universities don't make a stand against this foolishness, Western Civilization itself will collapse.
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And we took a bold stand against the big-money wing of the Democratic Party.
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The Democratic Party should also take a principled stand against disenfranchisement in all its forms.
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He said a concerted stand against Kavanaugh could motivate Republican voters to go the polls.
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Her piece was a stand against toxic fan culture and a refusal to be marginalized.
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Mr. Branstad appeared anxious to make a stand against the supplement paid for by China.
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International drug lords sometimes kill people who plan to take the witness stand against them.
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Read more: Sanders' last stand against Biden in the 2020 race could be March 17
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Why would any of them stand against a president who has delivered on each count?
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Ryan joined roughly 3,000 other people Saturday near Central Park to stand against the President.
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A demonstration on Friday, billed as a last stand against the vote, was poorly attended.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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"Never in my life did I think I'd stand against the A.N.C.," Ms. Motsoeneng said.
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The Trump administration has taken a tough stand against Iran, including the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Kourtney Kardashian is taking a stand against the use of corporal punishment when disciplining children.
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The supreme leader also called on allies in Europe to "stand against" the U.S. decision.
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But taking a stand against scientific disinformation supports all scientists, wherever we may be employed.
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Many Chinese expressed support on social media for Huawei's legal stand against the United States.
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Some of that is because they want to take a stand against those specific policies.
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Everyone hates April Fools' Day, and Microsoft is taking a stand against its own corporate pranks.
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His defiant stand against Trump, methodically laying out the case for impeachment, has received extensive attention.
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Theron says women need to take a stand against the idea of aging out of Hollywood.
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No regular dog could stand against such a creature, and so the original Bulldog was born.
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So far Flake has not taken any meaningful stand against the Republican Party or Donald Trump.
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This year's Oscars ceremony isn't the first awards show Will Smith has taken a stand against.
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We have enough capabilities to stand against their actions and we have fully rehearsed for that.
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She called on Norwegians to stand against the ideology that appears to have motivated the gunman.
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Meanwhile, Australian students are skipping school to take a stand against political inaction on climate change.
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Eric Church is taking a stand against the NRA, one of America's most influential political lobbies.
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Protesters hold placards as they march during the Stand Against Racism and Islamophobia: Fraser Anning Resign!
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Back in March, Ross Douthat criticized Ryan for failing to take a bold stand against Trump.
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But once the Nerd formulates a plan and takes a stand against the Bully, watch out.
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Paul Ryan doesn't believe that he will have to publicly take a stand against Donald Trump.
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The mayor of the northern city of Flensburg, Simone Lange, said she would stand against Nahles.
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California lawmakers are working to take a bold stand against the cruel practices of puppy mills.
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Students at Pretoria High School for Girls in South Africa are taking a stand against racism.
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He had fought in the Clone Wars, and now is taking a stand against the Empire.
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Through our People First Employment initiative, we are taking a stand against some of these inequities.
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His sergeant ordered him to make Taray and her friends to stand against the restaurant's wall.
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In particular, the DPP's antagonistic stand against China creates the perfect synergy with Washington's China policy.
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Get Ready Weekly hosts events to produce visual resistance pieces to stand against bigotry and sexism.
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While some in Europe have taken a stand against rising anti-Semitism, words will not suffice.
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We take a firm stand against Islamophobia, xenophobia and white supremacy fueled by racism and hate.
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There are so many things that stand against you if you have a bad credit rating.
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Today, it's leading Jews and non-Jews alike to stand against the inhumanity of ICE camps.
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To unionize a black workforce, it is first necessary to take a stand against racial discrimination.
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Kanye famously took a stand against homophobia in hip-hop all the way back in 2005.
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The choices you make on who you stand with, and who you stand against, will matter.
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To be clear, I am not taking some sort of principled stand against graphic, disturbing violence.
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Some who disagree with the sentence Judge Persky gave Mr. Turner stand against the recall campaign.
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Senate Republicans' stand against removing him from office was nonetheless a "lesson" for Trump, she said.
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Where do you stand against the so many other treatments that are out there in testing?
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Instead of being consumed by hatred, the community came together to stand against racism and violence.
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Authoritarianism, American-style, can be averted only if people have the courage to stand against it.
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Here they have an opportunity to label it, but they're not willing to stand against it.
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Trump's former attorney general, Jeff Sessions, took a strong stand against lying from the oval office.
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Scaramucci believes the public will turn against Trump and lawmakers will eventually stand against the president.
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Kenneth Frazier resigned "to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," he said in a statement.
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It means being ready to speak out, ready to stand against brutal injustice, ready to act.
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Like Goldman, JPMorgan took a stand against something that accounted for little to no financial gain.
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Why do some individuals take a stand against oppression while others choose to participate in it?
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The tributes flooding in from world leaders seem to amplify McCain's principled stand against his President.
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Most observers do not believe the Afghan military can stand against the Taliban without American support.
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Since I first took the stand against Rob, I have become more committed to supporting survivors.
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An even larger number of Republicans may stand against Trump on Thursday on the emergency declaration.
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Harold French, still said there was a moral reason to formally stand against the death penalty.
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"His presidency will be defined by at least two moments, Helsinki and Charlottesville, when he refused to stand against Putin and when he refused to stand against Nazis and fascists in the streets of Charlottesville," said Cornell Brooks, the former president and CEO of the NAACP.
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" He said his group was occupying the federal site to take "a hard stand against this overreach.
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We're officially taking a stand against the $10 wines and the re-gifted candles of the world.
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"[Governor Malloy] took a stand against this dangerous development in our national discourse," Schlossberg said on Sunday.
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"Our own polls show that Renzi can beat anyone who might stand against him," the minister said.
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Curry took his first direct stand against Trump in the interview, publicly putting Under Armour on notice.
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But we're also seeing employees at companies increasingly take a moral stand against immoral policies and practices.
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Ellen DeGeneres and Pharrell took a strong stand against gospel singer Kim Burrell and her homophobic rant.
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That will only increase their pressure on Clinton to take a strong stand against the new raids.
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Taraneh Alidoosti, one of Iran's biggest movie stars, is taking a stand against U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Google is an advertising company, so why would it take a stand against any type of ad?
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When neo-Nazis started trolling Whitefish, Montana, the town had to make a definitive stand against hate.
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In the coming days, Congress must take a stand against hate, terrorism, and this horrific gun violence.
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Will they perform for Everytown for Gun Safety, or use their clout to stand against the NRA?
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) also issued an announcement on Thursday taking a stand against special-interest fundraising.
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Many indigenous organizers, for whom pipeline resistance is also a stand against colonization, object to that rhetoric.
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Serious candidates who tried to stand against him were barred from doing so—and then ruthlessly punished.
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David Garrett is going to take a stand against the unjustified accusations by means of legal action.
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The New York Times referred to the letter as a "public stand against isolationism," and they're right.
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Why it matters: Some local elected officials are taking a stand against the FCC's net neutrality decision.
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In a statement on their website, Pearl Jam said they must "must take a stand against prejudice".
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Earlier this year, she also made headlines when she took a stand against her very powerful boss.
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Transgender North Carolinians took selfies to take a stand against the state's controversial anti-transgender bathroom law.
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The hateful, aggressive approach, the utter indifference, is something that I want to make a stand against.
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Lyft was not the only Silicon Valley company to take an optics-heavy stand against Trump's ban.
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Sit With Us also allows users to become "Ambassadors," taking a stand against bullying in their school.
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Knowing he is unpopular among young opposition supporters, Maduro has repeatedly urged Ramos to stand against him.
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Former President Jimmy Carter is once again taking a stand against controversies stemming from the Trump Administration.
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We stand against him for many reasons, not least of which is his obstinate refusal to change.
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It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against Anti-Semitism in their conference.
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Together, they have spent hundreds of millions of dollars backing candidates who stand against regulations and taxes.
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Alyssa Milano supports Rose McGowan, but don't expect to see her take a stand against Harvey Weinstein.
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A long time ago, there was a certain honor in taking a tough stand against your party.
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President Trump has taken a firm stand against Huawei, the Chinese telecom behemoth — and for good reason.
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The protest was viewed widely as the sequel to a 2014 stand against federal power in Nevada.
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And when placed alongside Amash's honorable stand against his own party's leader, they smack of political cowardice.
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China has joined the world in taking a stand against the trade in elephant and rhinoceros products.
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Let us make our stand against the implacable forces that hasten the end of all worthy things.
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Pride started as a commemoration of visionary trans women of color taking a stand against state violence.
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Is this almost your stand against that when it's not necessary when the original is so perfect?
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But we must mobilize support for the deal and take a strong stand against irresponsible, goading rhetoric.
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Together, the new revelations added bipartisan pressure on House leaders to take a tougher stand against harassment.
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California's mass transit agencies are taking a stand against the "manspreaders" and seat hogs of the world.
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We must stand against the fascists, and it's the ordinary people who must hold their leaders accountable.
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The Magic Eraser tool is your last stand against unsightly elements making their way into your snaps.
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It is always gratifying to see a strong, stable and talented woman take a stand against bias.
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All of Trudeau's past and present political opponents are united in support of Trudeau's stand against Trump.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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And what he did is he called on all Americans to take a firm stand against it.
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In her cover story with Vogue, the singer confirmed she was taking a stand against the league.
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Was Sabeen killed for taking a stand against the Pakistani Taliban and their supporters in the mainstream?
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But on Wednesday, it began to look as though Gates might not take the stand against Manafort.
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I'm proud of that Lakeland 6th grader for having the courage to take a stand against injustice.
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After all, relatively few prominent Republicans have found the courage to stand against President Trump and Trumpism.
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MCCAIN SAYS HELSINKI SUMMIT 'SHOULD NOT MOVE FORWARD' UNLESS TRUMP TAKES FIRM STAND AGAINST RUSSIAN MEDDLING GOP Sen.
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Once there, the teacher told them to stand against the wall as their white classmates "bid" on them.
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He blamed the Trump campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
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Richard asks Carol and Morgan to help convince Ezekiel to take a stand against Negan and the Saviors.
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During the August 12 rally, "we want to make sure that we stand against that hate," she adds.
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"Thanks for taking a strong stand against gun violence and shouting out the #PeacePlan, @BetoORourke," the organization tweeted.
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The result is a near-pathological resistance toward taking a stand against actors that brazenly flout Facebook's rules.
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Waititi's stand against this hollowness was beautiful, but it was also a reminder of what Hollywood still is.
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To others, politics is about group conflict — it's about who you stand with, and who you stand against.
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"I saw him when he tried to stand against [the Tea Party]," Waters said of the former congressman.
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If we take a stand against China now, American businesses and American consumers will come out on top.
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Los Alamitos Mayor Troy Edgar discusses how more cities in California will stand against the state's sanctuary law.
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It is my way of being able to take a stand against doing harm to any living creature.
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Carved panels, painted with delicate floral patterns in red, gold, black, brown and green, stand against the walls.
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Inspired by the rainbow flag, it's designed to celebrate gay pride and stand against discrimination to LGBTQ people.
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He did not say, On behalf of my Jewish grandchildren, this White House will stand against anti-Semitism.
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Apple is taking a stand against President Trump's decision to lift the Obama-era protections for transgender students.
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He was initially reluctant to take a strong, militaristic stand against Mussolini, for which he was roundly criticized.
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If you're afraid of a wall putting us all into another recession then organize and stand against it.
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We stand against this policy because it runs counter to America's proud tradition of welcoming and protecting outsiders.
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Millions of Americans have since taken to the streets or social media to stand against what happened there.
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Tic Tacs is the second candy company to take a stand against Trump's campaign so far this cycle.
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Twitter's donation follows other tech companies that have taken a stand against the president's immigration actions this week.
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It is, however, the first time the Arab League has taken such a strong public stand against Hezbollah.
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He described the title, a play on "the rain in Spain," as taking a stand against rhyming verse.
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"People are not able to stand against all these troubles, so they are deciding to leave," he said.
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But, so far, the Trump administration has avoided taking a tough stand against their ally in the region.
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If we're going to stand against something like this, we need to look at it here as well.
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There's a long history in photography of composition in posed portraits and I wanted to stand against that.
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"Mario Balotelli has taken a stand against racism and we applaud him for it," Powar told the BBC.
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His silence sent a message: Party politics is more important than taking a strong stand against sexual harassment.
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The lawsuit said she was fired in late June after taking a stand against the company's biased practices.
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The portrait ran in Harper's Bazaar and Avedon considered its publication his own small stand against racial discrimination.
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Don't be afraid to take a stand against hatred and don't let hateful people define who you are.
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Slender, almost sensual in shape, the wasps seem a slight foe to stand against 2,000 years of theology.
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The V.M.A.s had taken a stand against ego, against pettiness, against self-absorption — at least for this year.
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Alternatively, with his close associate taking the stand against him, Manafort has to presume a likelihood of conviction.
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But what I stand against is embracing terrorists, disdaining independent feminist voices, hating on democracies and celebrating dictatorships.
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Billie Eilish is taking a stand against climate change from some of the biggest stages in the world.
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"We are meeting with the appropriate people in power to make changes and make a stand against bullying."
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He pushed for people, especially those he called white moderates, to stand against white supremacy with greater conviction.
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Being a part of change You can stand against violence by hosting or participating in V-Day events.
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Jon Voight speaks at the rally of Moms for America's stand against socialism in front of the Capitol.
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The White House, he added, was unlikely to take a stand against a program seen as helping businesses.
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Allies say they doubt he would take a stand against a nominee since he is no longer chairman.
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Preaching transparency, they are active on social media, openly encouraging Brazilians to make a united stand against graft.
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Mack this week emailed a series of lawmakers personally, asking them to stand against any debt restructuring bill.
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Shaheen also took a public stand against Russian security software firm Kaspersky Lab and its CEO, Eugene Kaspersky.
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He also liked President Ronald Reagan's stand against communism and popularized the term "Reagan Doctrine" to describe it.
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The councils were largely ceremonial, but suddenly they were an opportunity for executives to take a stand against Mr. Trump's equivocations following the recent white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Va. And the executives, not often looked to for moral guidance, were being lauded for taking a principled stand against the president.
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The problem, of course, is that they're taking a stand against a bill that purports to fight sex trafficking.
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There has been a big effort for companies to take a stand against Trump for his increasingly controversial statements.
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It appears the car hit counter-protestors who came out Saturday to stand against the "Unite the Right" rally.
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The decision to withdraw was a "principled stand against those who politicise and weaponize human rights", the government said.
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There's been no companies making a stand against his racist remarks and no swift action condemning his negative attitude.
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Booker, another potential 2020 candidate, is now the fifth sitting senator to take a stand against corporate PAC contributions.
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Roe and Cruz had made clear in public and private that Indiana would represent their major stand against Cruz.
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The President's order is an unconstitutional embarrassment and I applaud you for taking a principled stand against defending it.
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A poster advertising Thursday's demonstration of solidarity with protesters in Catalonia featured the slogan; "United We Stand Against Tyranny".
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"They go against [upstanding] activists who really want to support the revolution and stand against the regime," he said.
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"I stand against any person or organization that peddles this type of unbridled hate and unapologetic bigotry," Kemp said.
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Girardi said it was important for baseball to take a stand against domestic violence, but he was also pragmatic.
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There are some hints from Capitol Hill that Democrats might not be alone in this stand against the wall.
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By taking a stand against this violation, Watson has once again proven herself to be a feminist role model.
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Rather than consolidating to make a last stand against him, elements of the party started shifting in Trump's favor.
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Canada's largest national fair is taking a stand against gender-segregated bathrooms by featuring new, gender-inclusive bathroom signs.
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Paul Keating, a former Labor prime minister, says it "stands for everything a truly civil society should stand against".
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For a while, it wasn't clear that Senate Democrats were interested in taking a stand against a longtime colleague.
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Cleveland, the convention, is where we must begin to make our stand against Trump and the malignancy he represents.
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Patagonia is taking a stand against corporate companies that may not share the clothing company's same environmentally friendly values.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's push for a law to battle "fake news" looks like a tough stand against Russia.
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Its primary aim is to stand against Georgia's extremely strict drug policies, and combat homophobia through free queer parties.
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The mayor of Newark, NJ, is taking a stand against the recent FCC decision to overturn net neutrality rules.
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It's important for those who stand against the existence of transgender children know the true effects of their ideology.
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He is everything I was raised by these good people to stand against: Belittling, lover of self, boastful, unrepentant.
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In Cecily's studio, her works in progress stand against the walls: Their characteristic plenitude and motion are already recognizable.
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How many black voters will rise to take a stand against the dark vision of politics that Moore represents?
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The senator said while many lawmakers want to take a stand against Price as well, Sessions raises bigger concerns.
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In a statement to CNBC, Heller's campaign said the senator has consistently taken a stand against the Iran deal.
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Mr. Price had come to symbolize one executive's stand against the widening gap between workers' pay and executive compensation.
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The Danish government had taken a stand against nuclear weapons and would never condone a nuclear base on Greenland.
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James, whose opponent has accused him of supporting sanctuary cities, was trying to take a stand against the practice.
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Dave Cantwell: Taking a stand against HB 2 is a pretty low-stakes affair for me, to be honest.
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The federal government once took a stand against illegal drugs and even condemned their harmful effects in the 1980s.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote on Merck's Twitter account at the time.
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I follow their candidates very closely, I understand what they're appealing to, and I intend to stand against it.
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Today, Sparkle is arguably more well known for her public stand against him than she is for her music.
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Any potential embarrassment in going public was outweighed by a desire to take a stand against AMI, Bezos said.
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Clark argues their coverage of Batman is too soft and the Planet should take a stand against vigilante justice.
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"We wanted to make a stand against racism," Hertha's captain, Per Skjelbred, said after the team's 2-0 defeat.
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All have taken a stand against elected officials who have abandoned the interests of the voters who elected them.
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U.S. stock prices are high but those who've tried to stand against the tide are not doing so well.
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Lauren Young is the sixth and final woman to take the stand against Mr. Weinstein at his rape trial.
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He's also making one last moral stand against torture and a C.I.A. nominee who refuses to universally condemn it.
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And he has invoked her memory with increasing frequency as he takes a stand against factions of the media.
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" Bass added, "We want to make clear that we make a stand against all forms of bigotry and hatred.
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Female Islamist opinion writers, most of them typically supportive of the A.K.P. government, also took a stand against it.
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People died because Republican and Democratic leaders did not have the courage to stand against the drumroll for war.
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Dylan, I want to thank you for taking the bold stand against Leslie and Ben that this website needs.
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"People have no option but to stand against these incidents and those who oppose peace," said Wali, the marcher.
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The FBI's move also ignited Trump's ire as he's taken a more aggressive public stand against the Mueller investigation.
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But an impasse over immigration negotiations pushed Democrats and some Republicans to stand against this short-term spending deal.
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And his stand against the war in Vietnam cost him his career for almost four years in his prime.
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He said he had "a constitutional right and a holy mission" to stand against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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It was the strongest stand against poaching in the region and the largest burn of illegal wildlife products in history.
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Its stand against animal testing and for ethical consumerism was novel and exciting 40 years ago, especially to younger shoppers.
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A restaurant in Greenville, North Carolina, took a stand against the rhetoric of Donald Trump and some of his supporters.
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While talking heads predicted Armageddon, President Trump's strong stand against North Korea put Kim Jong Un back on his heels.
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Elon Musk took a stand against what many are calling a "Muslim ban" in a series of tweets on Wednesday.
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Protesters hold signs as they march during the Stand Against Racism and Islamophobia rally on March 217, in Melbourne, Australia.
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But Evanston Township High School in Illinois has taken a powerful stand against shaming girls for the way they dress.
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The case made national headlines and prompted sympathy for Smollett as well as calls for people to stand against hate.
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Rather than trying to raise extra income, the outspoken star is taking a public stand against the Music Row establishment.
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He has not, as he claims, provided a constitutionally rigorous understanding of impeachment to stand against the prevailing political one.
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I'm a sexual assault survivor who was forced to take a very public stand against a prominent abuser — Larry Nassar.
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As UAE officials began taking a stronger stand against militant Islam, Pakistan's murky ties to the Taliban became more problematic.
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And while this decision didn't stop her career, other women who take a stand against their predators aren't so lucky.
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But I stand against those cops who are clearly bad and need to be dealt with in the judicial system.
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As an African American, I feel that it is especially important for me to take a stand against predatory lenders.
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"This is about taking a stand against racism and discrimination," Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant told The Seattle Times.
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Mr Tshisekedi tried to take a stand against flagrant vote-buying by blocking the new senators from taking their seats.
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Instead, I stand against the wall with my arms folded across my chest, breathe slowly, and listen like a thief.
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I will stand against anyone who dares to threaten individuals just because they were born across a border or ocean.
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"This isn't normal" became a rallying cry, as well as a stand against the mainstream acceptance of Trump's odious positions.
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Instead of looking at the short-term financial advantages, tribes from across Alaska stand against any destruction to our homelands.
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To stand against hatred, the mosque leaders will hold a community gathering Tuesday at the house of worship, Sbenaty said.
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Ingredients Preparation Cooking This pumpkin smoothie was made as a stand against the whole "holiday tradition" of October to December.
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At tonight's Grammys, Recording Academy President Neil Portnow and Common took the stage to stand against free tier music streaming.
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The game expects us to suspend our disbelief, but Arkham Knight turned you into everything you claim to stand against.
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Chuck Schumer said the Republicans' obstinate stand against the nominee will outweigh whatever other accomplishments the GOP tries to claim.
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She has taken a firm stand against Russian aggression in Ukraine, and the campaign of lies deployed to legitimise it.
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His unorthodox and controversial style of politics creates more political incentives for Republicans to take a stand against his presidency.
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Instead, the movie ends with the president, in a televised address to the nation, taking a personal stand against segregation.
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The time to take a stand against true rape culture is now, even if it means being accused of intolerance.
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Fathers Becket and Romero knew the dangers they were facing, taking a stand against the civil powers of their day.
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Within Amazon, employees circulated a letter asking the company to stop working with Palantir and take a stand against ICE.
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American teens are taking a powerful stand against mass shootings in a simple way — with a hashtag and a sticker.
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The civil rights leader would be demanding that legislators take a stand against the reactionary policies of the current President.
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Instagram, owned by Facebook, decided to take a stand against "hate" and remove a bevy of individuals from its platforms.
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We hope you will join with us and the National Institute for Civil Discourse and take a stand against incivility.
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This isn't the first time Indian government has taken a strict stand against piracy and objectionable activities in the country.
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"It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against Anti-Semitism in their conference," Trump tweeted Wednesday.
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It begins with, say, a white American man who becomes interested in taking an outspoken stand against racism or misogyny.
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And so, 2018 must be the year in which the truth takes a stand against power that would weaken it.
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Cocktail special, entertainment, interactive art, and more will help celebrate the LGBTQ community while taking a stand against gun violence.
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Russia's central election commission has said Navalny is not eligible to run, but he hopes to stand against Putin nonetheless.
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Why it matters: This is the latest move from a large company in publicly taking a stand against racial discrimination.
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Is Bosa taking a stand against bullshit NFL contracts that are even less guaranteed than they already appear to be?
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The foreign press tries to show him as a dictator because he is brave enough to stand against foreign leaders.
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But the collective notes that it also fits an even longer, bipartisan pattern of taking a stand against hate speech.
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"It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against Anti-Semitism in their conference," Mr. Trump wrote.
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" They can be seen "planting a flag," taking a "principled stand against the prevailing aesthetic" and issuing a "status report.
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Clemente said that it was "fascinating" to see opponents of Kaepernick taking a stand against a large corporation like Nike.
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Duterte has more than once taken a stand against the international community over perceived criticism of his anti-narcotics campaign.
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This comes after the city removed its famous "I amsterdam" sign in December 2018 in a stand against mass tourism.
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South Dakota is taking a stand against the use of methamphetamine — but their efforts have not gone over very well.
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"2018 must be the year in which the truth takes a stand against power that would weaken it," he said.
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Aerie regularly shares photos of its customers in store windows and took a stand against airbrushing models several years ago.
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That taking a stand against Trump's absolute smashing of presidential norms isn't worth the political pain it might cause them.
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He had some modest success and, working with allies on the Hill, had gotten several Democrats to stand against revisions.
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Still, many Iranians and human rights activists on Tuesday blamed FIFA for not taking a stronger stand against the ban.
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Near-record-low joblessness and strong U.S. growth have also emboldened Trump to take a harder stand against staunch allies.
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"It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against Anti-Semitism in their conference," he tweeted Wednesday.
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And the campaign allowed her to take a stand against the Trump policies that once inspired her one-finger salute.
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And we must tell the bystanders the same thing and remind them of their American duty to stand against hatred.
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Though Mr. Singh is Sikh, not Muslim, he saw the incident as an opportunity to take a stand against Islamophobia.
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Wolfowitz was treated as a pariah because of his conservative outlook and his uncompromising stand against corruption in developing countries.
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At every pivotal moment, Mr. Moore was aided by party leaders unwilling to take a united, moral stand against him.
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In an email, she wrote: I can think only of pluses when considering the Democrats' strong stand against sexual harassment.
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I now take a passionate stand against those who wish to even entertain the sick and twisted lies against me.
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But Portman's stand against the Netanyahu government points to much broader and deeper divides emerging between Israel and American Jews.
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Harry Styles is taking a stand against Nashville bootleggers ahead of 2 big concerts he has coming up in Music City.
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As we roll into 2017, fashion will increasingly be used to not only weaponize, but to stand against oppression and hate.
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He learns that it is only by presenting a united front against greedy authoritarian leaders that citizens can stand against tyranny.
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The school has whittled down thousands of applicants to a few dozen graduates who will stand against LDP candidates in July.
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Jones a week ago also called for the U.S. Justice Department to stand against Anthem Inc's proposed acquisition of Cigna Corp.
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We are banding together to stand against this trend — and we certainly won't help the Post earn money from publishing hate.
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When its chief executive, Edward Stack, took a stand against selling guns after the Parkland, Florida shooting, some store sales fell.
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If I was your sister until now, when you stand against the Supreme Leader, then I will stand up to you.
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We believe in creating equal opportunity and access for everyone and I stand against any action that does not support these.
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Ivanka Trump broke with her father several weeks ago and took a stand against Moore soon after his accusers went public.
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Pharrell Williams, Dave Matthews and Stevie Wonder took a firm stand against President Trump by kneeling during the Charlottesville benefit concert.
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Mr Leung's tough stand against the recent rise of pro-independence sentiment has fuelled resentment of him among the government's critics.
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To your credit, you were one of the first Republicans to take a strong stand against Trump early in the campaign.
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We celebrate in June to commemorate the Stonewall Riots, a noted and violent stand against police raids that criminalized LGBTQ identities.
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The movie, directed by Carlos Saldanha — who also directed Rio and Ice Age — takes a stand against animal cruelty and bullying.
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Shailene Woodley is taking a stand against the construction of an oil pipeline that will run through North and South Dakota.
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It's time the people behind these brands stop lurking around the issue and become ancillaries in the stand against racial injustice.
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Beyond the stunt hacks, prominent digital rights organizations and even large tech firms have taken a hard stand against the bill.
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His effort reflects a frustration among conservative thought leaders over the GOP establishment's unwillingness to take a bold stand against Trump.
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Luxury fashion designer, Giorgio Armani, has taken a stand against animal cruelty by pledging to end his company's relationship with fur.
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Its editor Amol Ranjan said that the step was a stand against "the close-minded view" of right-wing Hindu nationalists.
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Shia LaBeouf is taking a four-year-long stand against President Trump, launching a lengthy protest on Inauguration Day on Friday.
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It's up to Democrats and any remaining Never-Trump Republicans to take a stand against this Darwinian approach to international relations.
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After all, how is resigning from the council taking "a stand against intolerance and extremism" unless Trump is intolerant and extreme?
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President Donald Trump believes that his tough stand against free trade agreements was key in his path to the White House.
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One organizer carried a sign reading, "Stand Against Leftist Hate" to the hisses and boos of counter-protesters, the paper reported.
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In a rare display of unity, Australia's major media organizations have come together this week to make a stand against censorship.
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"We knew very well that if we wanted to stand against the regime the bill would be high," he told me.
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Before Rosa Parks, there were others who took a stand against injustice, but she had the character to represent the movement.
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And the only choice for those who fear for their country, as well as the children, is to stand against him.
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"It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against anti-Semitism in their conference," Trump tweeted last week.
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How many women will turn out at the polls to take a powerful and historic stand against predators who abuse women?
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Taking a tough and forceful stand against undocumented immigration has been the core theme in Trump's efforts to preserve his coalition.
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His biggest stand against the White House this year was when he pushed to override Mr. Obama's veto of the Sept.
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A model took a stand against Gucci's newest styles while modeling in the brand's Spring/Summer 2020 fashion show on Sunday.
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Based on that standard, Republicans and Democrats who truly stand against torture should vote to deny a lifetime post to Nielson.
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The speaker of the House is finally taking a stand against President Donald Trump's "spygate" conspiracy theories and presidential pardon claims.
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As such, the surprise would be if they finally did reach a breaking point and took a definitive stand against Trump.
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And when you're talking about the leakage of private data – I wish that we were taking a firmer stand against that.
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Mr. Garrett, a conservative Christian, is also a longtime opponent of same-sex marriage, and takes a strict stand against abortion.
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But last July, a week before a public hearing on Locke's design, the local NAACP took a stand against his work.
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Rosanne Cash urged her fellow performers to take a stand against the National Rifle Association, which advocates for broad gun rights.
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Opinion On July 25, 2013, a high-ranking federal law enforcement officer took a public stand against malfeasance on Wall Street.
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The liquor industry rebounded after Prohibition's repeal in 1933, seemingly suffering few long-term consequences for its long stand against women.
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Democrats might know that they stand against Trump's policies, but coming up with their own plan is harder than you think.
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If you want to stand against this injustice, the Center for Transgender Equality has several ways for anyone to get involved.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr writes.
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A former employee says she was fired for taking a stand against the race, gender and age bias of company practices.
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"Three years ago, we took a stand against corporate greed but corporate greed won the day then," Mr. de Blasio said.
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He also took a stand against rule changes that shielded former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) from ethics charges.
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Popular wedding-planning platforms Pinterest and The Knot Worldwide are taking a stand against using former slave plantations as wedding venues.
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He continued to serve as the head of his party and to stand against Mugabe in various presidential and parliamentary elections.
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We must take a stand against the actions of this president and the threat that he represents to our democratic republic.
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"Concerned governments should take a firm stand against China's creeping repression that massive numbers of people have protested against for months."
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Ms. Mann is the fifth accuser to take the witness stand against Mr. Weinstein in the State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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Several issued a statement condemning "pay-to-play politics" and insisting on taking "a strong stand" against this kind of corruption.
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Public health experts have every right to stand against legalization, and lobby against legalization proponents in states considering a given measure.
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You compliment him, you flatter him, you work with him behind the scenes, you don't take a stand against him publicly.
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We remain on the side of the people and democracy, stand against the junta staying in power, and drive progressive agendas.
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President Donald Trump has been criticized by U.S. lawmakers for not taking a stronger stand against Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi's killing.
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We support our LGBT+ users and staff, and we stand against any person or group that would see them further marginalized.
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Ravelry taking a stand against white supremacy in their formal policies is a firm move towards creating a more inclusive community.
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It succeeds because the majority of men in the community are too cowardly to stand against the bullies and the terrorists.
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"It's about taking a stand against reckless bravado and threats of nuclear violence that could have horrific consequences in the real world."
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Eminem is not afraid to take a stand against Donald Trump, but the POTUS once stan-ed for him at the podium.
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But this is also a great film, about a young woman who took an important stand against tyranny and paid the price.
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John McCain, one of a handful of Republicans who has broken with his party in calling for a tough stand against Russia.
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Prominent tech companies are taking a stand against the Trump administration's controversial stance on immigration, the Washington Post reported on Sunday night.
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Photo: GettyThe brands are finally ready to take a bold stand against willingly associating themselves with things that lots of people hate.
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In this picture, shot 36 years later, the university is officially recognizing the nine former players for their courageous stand against discrimination.
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A popular British makeup brand is taking a stand against Donald Trump by forcing all customers to take an "anti-fascism pledge".
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Now, given Trump's hardheaded approach and immense unpopularity in Europe, Macron may calculate that his best bet is to stand against him.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple is taking a public stand against the Trump administration's position on one of America's thorniest immigration issues.
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McConnell, the Senate majority leader from Kentucky, must take a stand against Donald Trump's irresponsible claims of vote rigging and election fraud.
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In response to public concern and rumors of government intervention, social networks have been taking a much more public stand against terrorism.
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As of right now, Page Six is the only source of the rumor that Gadot is taking this latest stand against Ratner.
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Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat.
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But Mr Prayuth, who has not stated clearly that he wants to stay on, would presumably not stand against a royal candidate.
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Below, we rounded up all the luxury brands that stand against the use of fur and what made them take the stance.
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But to take a moral stand against Donald Trump or decry Roy Moore while tolerating rot in their own ranks is hypocrisy.
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Diane Shima Rwigara is accused of faking the registration papers she filed to stand against President Paul Kagame in an August election.
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To destroy your enemy, you need to destroy their spirits, their icons, the images of themselves that help them stand against adversity.
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Frazier quit the president's council on manufacturing after Trump failed to "take a stand against intolerance and extremism" in Charlottesville this weekend.
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Schulz's party is the junior coalition partner of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and he will stand against her in elections this autumn.
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Others felt that rather than joking about the issue, Ryan should use his voice to take a stand against Trump's concerning behavior.
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But actress and activist Sophia Bush insists that now more than ever, it's time to take a stand against President Donald Trump.
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I heard, over and over again, encouragement for my stand against the current version of the Senate and House health-care bills.
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It's launched an initiative called Kindr, updating its community guidelines in a stand against racism, bullying, or other forms of toxic behaviour.
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Tech companies that have been taking a stand against Donald Trump in the press are silent where it counts—their earnings reports.
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This is why now, more than ever, we need to stand against discrimination and marginalization and defend the ACA at all costs.
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Trump, like so many others, buys into the idea of a "good guy with a gun" who can stand against violent criminals.
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Coups are far less common these days; the African Union, often an ineffectual organisation, has recently taken a firm stand against them.
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The Detroit Tigers played their final home games of the season last weekend, a four-game stand against the Kansas City Royals.
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He took a big stand against his colleague Jeff Sessions's nomination for attorney general, joining Representative John Lewis to testify against him.
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The deal comes as the European Union and national governments take a tougher stand against profit-shielding arrangements used by multinational companies.
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DeVos is a longtime proponent of charter schools and taxpayer-funded school vouchers, which Democrats have taken a firm stand against. Rep.
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OPINION Takeaways from the White House's short-lived stand against CNN's Jim Acosta, by Kim Wehle, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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"[West Miami] is one of the few pockets here where taking a hardline stand against Cuba still yields electoral rewards," said Herrero.
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If regional leaders fail to take a strong and united stand against Mr. Maduro, Venezuela's crisis can only be expected to grow.
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In Europe, Judis writes in his book, as populist parties gained support for their stand against immigration, they widened their political base.
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Journalist Melissa Blake took a stand against internet trolls by sharing a series of selfies on Twitter, and her post went viral.
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All of this comes after students, teachers and faculty members across the country walked out in a bold stand against gun violence.
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A very public "death of the filibuster" will allow Democrats to show their base that they are taking a stand against Trump.
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"I stand against any person or organization that peddles this type of unbridled hate and unapologetic bigotry," Kemp said in a statement.
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Some applauded his principled stand against ICE's human rights violations, while others condemned his violation of the spirit of open-source software.
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" Jeff Flake delivered a speech in January condemning Trump, saying that 2018 must be the year "truth takes a stand against power.
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Chertoff said governments should emphasize digital hygiene education and called on multinational firms to take a stand against governments going too far.
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Then with photosensitive paper, I stand against the remaining empty part of the image, in the dark, and expose it to light.
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Feature Family separations, multibillion-dollar border-wall schemes, unleashed ICE officers —the Trump presidency has taught the Democrats what they stand against.
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We need to take a stand against this power grab by state agencies, and reject the idea that encrypted communications undermine security.
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"But as someone who truly wishes that Chinese are able to get better-quality information, I can't 100 percent stand against it."
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On the surface, this looks like a Tea Party conservative governor taking a stand against the law he campaigned against in 2015.
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Even so, if they take the stand against Chapo, the public may not get to find out how they have aged since.
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This is who President Donald Trump argued is equivalent to the counter-protesters who showed up to stand against racism and fascism.
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And to me it seemed really, really important to make as public and as big a stand against that as we could.
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But, please, members of Congress, stand against deceit and show us that this country still believes in what is righteous and decent.
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Can you imagine McConnell, under any circumstances, taking a stand against Trump if there was even the slightest risk of party disunity?
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Photographer Inaki Lungarán's use of black and white makes this couple look glamorous and dramatic as they stand against a dark backdrop.
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However, he has vowed to take a firm stand against efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose his will on Mexico.
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Several local jurisdictions in the district took a stand against California's so-called sanctuary state laws that seek to protect undocumented immigrants.
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My dream is of the day when Jews protest Islamophobia, Muslims denounce the persecution of Christians and Christians stand against anti-Semitism.
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This could help the U.S. taking a hard stand against China in its economic negotiations and in the South China Sea standoff.
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His older brother, Benjamin LeBaron, 32, became an anti-crime activist who pushed the local community to take a stand against violence.
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They believe the United States should act to defend freedom, prevent human rights abuses, and stand against the actions of undemocratic regimes.
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That's why today, we are proud to present you with PatriotHole: the internet's last stand against the tyranny of the Leftist Media.
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LAS VEGAS — Nearly a half-century ago, Craig W. Anderson took a highly visible stand against what he considered an unjust war.
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On the left, "moral clarity" can mean taking an unyielding stand against economic inequality or social injustice, climate change or gun violence.
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Within days, I joined my first political protest: a "die-in" in my college's student center, symbolizing our stand against police brutality.
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Halston takes a stand against this kind of thinking, attempting to resurrect the designer's legacy by giving him a glamorous, multilayered portrait.
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Some events featured all-black ensembles, others suggested that stars wear white roses, but each celebrated the movement's stand against misconduct and inequality.
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Instead of abstaining from Friday's vote, the United States could finally have taken a meaningful stand against illegal settlements by supporting the resolution.
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Any thought that Silicon Valley might work with President Trump ended when the tech industry took a decisive stand against his Muslim ban.
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Take a stand against pumpkin-spice everything with these dirty-chai-inspired energy balls — they're like a latte, but won't burn your tongue.
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People on Twitter angry with both Vo and Elle are encouraging others to sign the petition and "take a stand against migraine pose."
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In the wake of those controversies, it certainly behoves Google to take a moral stand against unethical use of AI.[Google, ACLU, CNET]
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On Tuesday, Jennifer Aniston took a stand against media speculations about whether she's pregnant in a powerful piece published on The Huffington Post.
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The most valuable company in the world is taking a stand against websites selling apparel and paraphernalia from white nationalists and hate groups.
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In my time in the Senate, I have led the fight to stand with Israel, to stand against this disastrous Iranian nuclear deal.
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Amid a growing measles crisis in the U.S. due to vaccination misinformation, tech companies are taking a stand against the anti-vaxxer movement.
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The vitriolic hate is disturbing, especially considering the massive loss Argento has just faced, and her peers are taking a stand against it.
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Americans across the country are taking a stand against gun violence with an organized series of concerts and one giant, global sing-along.
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They stand against business interests and conservative states' rights advocates who argue that handing the land to states will unleash its economic potential.
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In 2015, he collaborated with friend/artist JR on a public installation in Paris encouraging diplomats to take a stand against climate change.
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"I put my personal life aside, and I came to defend my Kurdish sisters and mothers and stand against this enemy," she said.
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Pushing forward on a commission to study reparations is one way for the Democratic Party to publicly stand against Trump on the issue.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," wrote Kenneth Frazier, boss of Merck, a pharma giant, after Charlottesville.
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It also has a group of high-school children taking a stand against corrupt elected officialdom when their parents fail to do so.
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Since then, NATO has taken an even stronger stand against Russian aggression, in particular by putting more troops in Poland and the Baltics.
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He called on the international community to take a firm stand against terrorism and vowed to keep up Turkey's struggle against terror groups.
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Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Senate Democrat, praised Collins and Murkowski for taking a principled stand against the Republican move to open debate.
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Cruz has taken a staunch stand against gay rights, emerging as one of the loudest opponents to the drive for same-sex marriage.
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The first NFL games kick off today, I want to show my continued support for the players & their decision to stand against #socialinjustice.
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While Trump had supported the idea of creating safe zones within Syria, he seemed to stand against no-fly zones during the campaign.
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But he's decided to scrap those plans and refund tickets, to make a political stand against Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.
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The Democratic presidential insurgent joined protestors in his native land who were taking a stand against the cable giant amid stalled contract negotiations.
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To avoid a nuclear chain reaction in Asia, Congress should take a stand against proliferation and refuse to fund these new weapons programs.
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"It's the big box retailers' last stand against the digital revolution," said Jake Dollarhide, Chief Executive of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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The album is an umbrella in a storm of injustice, it helps us stand against wrongdoing with all the hope in our hearts.
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But we're never going to be safe here unless we're willing to help people over there who will stand against this radical ideology.
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Sasse appears, at least at the moment, to be the one whose willingness to stand against Trumpism hasn't negatively affected his political future.
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As a nation we must stand together and stand against the corrosive and destructive forces of hate in all of its forms. pic.twitter.
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Under Secretary-General Luis Almagro, a revitalized Organization of American States (OAS) has taken a stronger stand against the Maduro regime in Venezuela.
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An Australian photographer has created a project called "Still Not Asking For It" that takes a stand against "rape culture" and sexual assault.
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But now we're taking our commitment even further, as the first major retailer of pet food to take a stand against artificial ingredients.
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Mr. Scott said he thanked them for opening the roof door, but was surprised when they ordered him to stand against a wall.
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Things like hey, Is being part of nerve actually making her complicit in something big and terrible, something she wants to stand against.
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She had been in jail during the election, and, as a result of taking a stand against Beecher, she gained several powerful enemies.
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Their employees and customers have ratcheted up the pressure to take a stand against the new president—and it seems to be working.
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"It seems like every day a child is killed by guns, and yet she hasn't taken a stand against them," one woman said.
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This is a huge deal, and it's well past time for the tech companies to take a firmer stand against lies and harassment.
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They saw our principled stand against corruption and criminality, against immorality and hatred, as born of hyper-partisanship and the bruises of defeat.
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Our old enemies from Hezbollah, the heroes of the Arab world for their stand against us, are now in Syria battling other Muslims.
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Do you feel betrayed by the leaders of the conservative movement, especially the men, who refused to take a stand against Trump sooner?
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But credit where due: ABC canceled its highest-rated show, a linchpin of its fall schedule, as a stand against its star's racism.
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As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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She took aim at the National Rifle Association (NRA), asking when her congressional colleagues will finally take a stand against their gun policies.
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"I took a personal stand against my code being used for purposes I perceive as evil," said Vargo in a message to Mashable.
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As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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It is not the first time Duterte has taken a stand against the international community over perceived criticism of his anti-narcotics campaign.
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Among the few bright lights in this weekend's darkness has been the moral clarity of our church leaders to stand against this evil.
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But they overestimate their ability to shape the president's thinking and underappreciate the impact that taking a stand against his comments would have.
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Ms. Mann is the fifth accuser to take the stand against Mr. Weinstein in his trial in the State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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Black Panther Party members in Philadelphia are forced by police officers to stand against a building and strip for a weapons check, Aug.
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Yet we also learn that the band took a stand against racism when they refused to perform for a segregated audience in Jacksonville.
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On the album, most songs are preoccupied with taking a stand against the casual cruelties of the music business — Simpson is the warrior.
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And two days after Trump urged owners to fire players who won't stand for the anthem, the Patriots took a stand against Trump.
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"Daesh will not be able to stand against thousands of attacking troops with air and artillery cover," said federal police captain Haider Radhi.
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The 2019 season-ender does hint at a resolution there, as Yennefer (Anya Chalotra) helps lead the Brotherhood mage's final stand against Nilfgaard.
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And while she hasn't, Lathan said she's not taking a stand against wigs or weaves, as that's not what the film is about.
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"As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," Frazier said.
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They are using wit and creativity to stand against a powerful enemy, fully aware of the history of violence they are up against.
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The world is waiting for nations like the United States and Russia to take a moral stand against the atrocities perpetrated in Syria.
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But Flake is gone and few in the party seem to want to take any similar stand against the president at this time.
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Taking a clear stand against this may at the very least increase the chance that the inevitable next such outrage can be stopped.
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"It is long past time for RCA to dump R. Kelly and take a stand against abuse," the group said in a statement.
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David Leonhardt argues that New York bravely took a stand against companies that pit cities against each other in search of tax breaks.
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Voters want to hear candidates take a tough stand against the gangs, which are considered the "mother of all evils," Ms. Marroquín said.
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The first significant chances for Democratic lawmakers to stand against Trump's presidency in some concrete form were the votes for his cabinet appointments.
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"We're reviving the spirit of U Win Tin and pro-democracy activists who took a principled stand against injustice and oppression," he said.
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Ivanka Trump is happy to talk about women coming together to stand against sexual harassment — unless those women are standing against her father.
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With GamerGaters added to that lovely mix, the_donald took a formal stand against "Social Justice Warriors" in April, referring to politically correct liberals.
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That led people on the Indian left to criticize the company for failing to take a stand against India's oppressive caste system and patriarchy.
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Magazines like Glamour and brands like Aerie have been taking a stand against the popular technique, featuring models and celebrities that are totally unretouched.
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Safety Eric Reid took a knee during the national anthem in his first game with the Carolina Panthers, continuing his stand against social injustice.
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"We're here to stand against the Trump admin's policies that have led to a sharp increase in detained immigrants and separated families," Pallone said.
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It presents him as someone who is aware of the flaws in the current political system and ready to take a stand against inequality.
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Salesforce was also one of the first companies to stand against discriminatory legislation targeting queer and trans communities in Indiana, Georgia, and North Carolina.
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A filibuster against Gorsuch will ward off any intra-party complaints that the Senate Democrats are not taking a strong enough stand against Trump.
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Outraged by what appears to be a common practice, Micah takes a bold stand against the culture, traditions, and laws of his host village.
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Before that she had participated in a number of Lombardy-Russia and Lega events, appreciating the party's stand against sanctions on Russia, said Savoini.
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" Margo Hendricks, an emeritus literature professor, added: "In times where anonymity has replaced principle, I agree we need to a stand against such campaigns.
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Still, that Reddit as a company is taking a stand against these communities is notable, if only after the outright violation of its policies.
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These teenagers will be donning bright, sparkly, formal quinceañera gowns to take a stand against the hate being directed their way through this bill.
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The protest in North Dakota, while remarkable and inspiring, is not the first, nor the last stand against treaty violations for Indigenous North Americans.
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Her statements riled an audience who had come to stand against the Trump administration policy which had separated thousands of children from their families.
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THE Supreme Court has never taken a stand against gerrymandering, the game in which legislators choose their voters, rather than the other way around.
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After a handful of companies took a stand against opening on Thanksgiving Day, the list of retailers sticking with holiday hours is quickly growing.
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But a new advert from Gillette, a razor firm, recently achieved its 15 minutes of viral fame by taking a stand against "toxic masculinity".
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In doing so, she takes a stand against her more traditional upbringing and all the expectations of marriage and homemaking that came with it.
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This is his final stand against the administration, and the Kentucky Republican has maneuvered in a way that so far has immobilized his critics.
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But a company cannot make a principled stand against outside pressure while ignoring the standards it set for the rest of its user base.
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It was Cho's way of taking a stand against Japan in a quickly worsening political and economic dispute between the two east Asian neighbours.
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The NCAA just took a stand against North Carolina's controversial bathroom law and pulled seven major championship games out of the Tar Heel state.
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Last month Emmanuel Macron, the French president, helped defuse a political crisis in Lebanon, and he took a stand against Mr Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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If Mr. Bevin, a Republican, wanted to take a stand against cooperation with the federal government, he picked an odd way to do it.
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His tirade shocked and infuriated lawmakers from both parties, many of whom urged the president to take a stronger stand against racism and bigotry.
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But the reason I would stand against it actually helping is that, at the moment, the majority of my viewers are actually from England.
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Given the chance to stand against hate, Trump has consistently stayed silent and appears to lacks the heart required to do the right thing.
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Mr Aquino, whose family, huge landowners, is not short of a bob, has made a stand against corruption, and his approval ratings are high.
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Or, specifically, the lack thereof he sees in a wealthy man taking a principled stand against the conglomerate that so long buttered his bread.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a release.
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It was Cho's way of taking a stand against Japan in a quickly worsening political and economic dispute between the two east Asian neighbors.
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She managed to all that while also taking a stand against all of the online harassment and racist abuse that she's endured this summer.
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Just the opposite, we hope all of our students will take a stand against injustice and we applaud those students who actively do so.
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Ahead of the second year, Rose exclusively talked to PEOPLE about the growing event that takes a stand against rape culture and victim blaming.
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Al-Azhar, Egypt's 1,232-year-old center of Islamic learning, said it would stand against gays in the way it stands against Islamist extremists.
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Jenna Levine, a student at Syracuse University, decided to take a stand against too-loud dorm sex by writing her neighbors a candid note.
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They stand against the "pro-government" or "pro-Beijing" politicians, who regard themselves as patriotic allies of their counterparts in the rest of China.
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Kenneth Frazier, the CEO of Merck & Co, resigned from Trump's manufacturing council to take a stand against the President's remarks about Charlottesville on Saturday.
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She told a Florida audience this week that "we've got to stand against the deniers" and work to prevent climate change in the future.
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It's also why she's refusing to take a stand against, or even forcefully call out, Clinton's hostile and potentially illegal takeover of the DNC.
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He had planned to say "where we first take our stand against this filth," a line that quickly made the rounds on social media.
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The town council in North Smithfield is the latest government agency to take a stand against Nike in light of its partnership with Kaepernick.
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Menashi took a stand against women protesting sexual assault while at Dartmouth College saying the marches discriminated against men, the New York Times reported.
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In 2014, one moderate Republican senator made a strong stand against the Tea Party, which he believed was pushing the GOP off a cliff.
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Fashion needs to take a stand against using toxic chemicals in the production of clothing, and commit to a transparent and ethical supply chain.
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"We are here to stand against communism and socialism," said Alyssa Bang, 24, a member of far-right group Patriot Prayer at the rally.
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The award gives a quarter of a million dollars "no-strings-attached" to folks exercising "ethical disobedience" to take a stand against societal injustice.
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But there's also an inescapable whiff of sexism, which is odd for a show that takes a firmly compassionate stand against homophobia and transphobia.
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Democrats could have taken a stronger stand against the deeply unqualified Ben Carson during his confirmation process for secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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For the initiative, Happn is joining forces with the Mettez du Rouge movement, a global campaign that encourages men to stand against sexual assault.
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So you would think at some point in time the cost issue goes away and it just becomes a principled stand against smartphones themselves.
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The Texas Republican touts Trump's achievements as passing tax reform, bringing jobs back to the US and taking a "strong stand" against North Korea.
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"The short-sighted policies of the American government stand against the interests of the European Union," Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's foreign minister, said on Monday.
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"We, as Indigenous womxn and femme nonbinary people, are making a stand against the continued violent oppression of brown bodies and communities," they said.
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Ebony's recent covers have taken bold stances on cultural appropriation, the rape allegations against Bill Cosby, and celebrities taking a stand against racial injustice.
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A contradictory group, the actions of which serve as endorsements for everything it claims to stand against, Gamergate has sought a moratorium on change.
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In a sign of how unnerving Russia's statements had become, Ukrainian politicians pleaded publicly with the administration to take a stand against the referendum.
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Despite that Silicon Valley support, the company faces a tough battle in the court of public opinion, even as government agencies stand against Apple.
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Few expect her to win, but the action is nonetheless reverberating as a kind of last stand against the current bricolage approach to facts.
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In the heat of the moment, though, have we constructed the ethical apparatus to stand against an unjust action happening right before our eyes?
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When a small team of our journalists made the trek to the isolated area, they expected to find a defiant stand against the insurgents.
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Nearly every victim remembered having to strip naked, stand against a wall and hold their palms out facing forward while Dr. Archibald took photographs.
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Black firefighters who have taken a stand against unfair treatment report having been punished with increased harassment, social exclusion, reduced pay, transfers and demotions.
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Those, like Segura, who have taken to protest and direct action in the Trump era have not just taken a stand against this administration.
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"#tbt in celebration of #SpiritDay today, wearing purple and reminding everyone to take a stand against bullying and to support LGBTQ youth," she wrote.
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Amra Olević Reyes is taking a stand against what she's dubbed constant "influencer slander" — people who say being influencer is not a real job.
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Empower them with the information they need to take a stand against all the misinformation around this disease and regain control of their health.
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Nonetheless, despite judicial reforms effectively forcing her to retire, Poland's Supreme Court chief justice took a defiant stand against President Andrzej Duda on Wednesday.
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Students, teachers, and faculty members at schools across America are participating in a National School Walkout to take a bold stand against gun violence.
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The counter protestors who stand against these Nazis cannot show up armed with bats and resort to violence to shut down the "hate speech".
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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Will he take a stand against Russian imperialism and promise to defend our neighbor, Ukraine, in the hybrid war Russia is waging against it?
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Amnesty International said in a statement Wednesday that the moment had come for states to take a stand against the kingdom's violation of rights.
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Republican Senator Mitt Romney, of Utah, also criticized Dr. Hahn for failing to take a strong stand against e-cigarettes, but voted for him.
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Paul took abuse from his colleagues in February with his one-man stand against a budget deal that paved the way for the omnibus.
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But it is odd that Walmart is selectively choosing to take a stand against e-cigarettes when you can still buy traditional tobacco products.
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"We, as a nation, must stand together and stand against the corrosive and destructive forces of hate in all of its forms," he said.
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Bikers for Trump block the sign of an anti-Trump protester during the livestream of the rally of Moms for America's stand against socialism.
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I had come to Saigon thinking that we needed to make a stand against Russian and Chinese Communism as we had done in Korea.
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"As CEO of Merck, and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism." pic.twitter.
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When a business such as Yeti decides to marginalize a conservative cause or a fine American organization, conservatives should make a stand against that.
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"We will stand against these sanctions together, and gain victory over America," Mr. Rouhani said, emphasizing that such resistance does not come without costs.
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Rather than stand against majoritarian and Islamophobic politics, Mr. Gandhi chose to fight the electoral battle on the terms set by the Hindu right.
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This narrative gave me permission to ignore the issue of slavery altogether and instead celebrate the Confederacy as a noble stand against centralized authority.
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The younger sister, who counts Radiohead and Queen among her favorite bands, said she hoped to inspire young people to stand against social injustice.
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"Melania Trump takes a brave stand against her husband's policies," one Washington Post op-ed headline read (the on-page headline has since been changed).
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Trump supporters are making a stand against Starbucks by spending money on coffee in the chain's shops and demanding baristas write "Trump" on their cups.
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"The underground Church will be wiped out if I don't do this," said Dong, 58, referring to taking a stand against the state-led Church.
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On Monday morning, Frazier said he was resigning from the council as a "matter of conscience" and to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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The European Union and national governments have been taking a tougher stand against profit-shielding arrangements used by multinational companies, including Google, Apple and Amazon.
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The question is whether and when some Republicans might start to take a stand against Trump, not just with their words but with their votes.
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How will we respond to a new generation of racism and bigotry and stand against the white supremacists and the violence they bring with them?
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As a result, Mr Trump has less leverage, even if the USMCA clears the way for the West to take a united stand against China.
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"The momentum is clearly with the bulls at the moment, and we see no reason to stand against that tide," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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Tech companies have a choice; demonstrate real civic responsibility and stand against Donald Trump's bigotry, or kiss their multi-million dollar diversity marketing campaigns goodbye.
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Instead of making the company's position clear, the move has only heightened long-standing confusion over Twitch policies — without taking a lasting stand against sexism.
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But notably, Sanford, who has been a vocal critic of Trump in the past, isn't here to reclaim morality, or stand against Trump's racist rhetoric.
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According to Global Witness, at least 20173 people taking a stand against dams, mines, logging, and agribusiness were killed between 2010 and 2016 in Honduras.
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Accordingly, and in a rare bipartisan stand against the Trump administration, the U.S. Congress voted in June to block new arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Aheda Zanetti, who lives in Australia and owns the trademark on 'burkini,' said online sales skyrocketed as women took a stand against the clothing directives.
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Two body-positive yoga teachers have decided to take a stand against all of the "body shaming ads" that plague the New York City subways.
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Either way, Altman has more power than most people to take a stand against Trump, and his refusal to do so makes him a coward.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians took part on Saturday in rallies to welcome refugees and make a stand against rising far-right sentiment against foreigners.
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Many stand against the bills—either through direct lobbying (as Verizon did in Nebraska last year) or through trade groups (like the Consumer Technology Association).
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He is urging all Christians to unite with Muslims against what he says is blatant unfairness, and even urged Jews to stand against Israeli occupation.
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He should make his final stand against Trumpism as leader of the free world, even if he decides against challenging the president-elect by name.
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For years, allegations have been circulating that Big Soda companies have taken to creating and fostering faux grassroots protest groups to stand against soda taxes.
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Though they already had control of the House in 1982, Democrats expanded their majority by urging voters to take a stand against the Reagan Revolution.
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A group of them have sent a second letter this week demanding the company take a stand against ICE and cease its dealings with Palantir.
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They're doing it to take a stand against police brutality and racial inequality in America — sticking to the message of exiled NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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I ran for office to stand against injustice and serve as a voice for the women who too often go unheard by their elected leaders.
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In the face of Hollywood's pressures and the constant scrutiny that comes with them, McPhee also takes a stand against negative thoughts and self-talk.
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People attending the Grammys on Sunday evening wore white roses to take a stand against sexual misconduct and show solidarity with the Time's Up initiative.
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He complimented me on taking this stand against the ubiquity of middle-class tastes; he appeared to view it as an artistic and philosophical position.
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Pelosi, meanwhile, can use her stand against Trump to solidify her majority, which believes it was sent to Washington to check the President, behind her.
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The grantee organization, Obria, has always taken a hard stand against birth control in keeping with the stated Catholic beliefs of its founder and benefactors.
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As surgeon general and as a new father, I urge all Americans to take a stand against e-cigarette use by our nation's young people.
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The Club's national poll found that 10 percent of likely Republican voters won't vote to reelect Republicans who don't take a strong stand against Obamacare.
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McCain sabotaged Obamacare repeal in a self-indulgent and theatrical way, but he did ultimately take a stand against both the president and Mitch McConnell.
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Despite public outrage from President Trump, people around the world are showing solidarity with the kneelers and taking an affirmative stand against racism and bigotry.
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Parker, a longtime critic of Gulf carriers such as Qatar, continued by saying the company is still maintaining efforts to stand against illegally subsidized companies.
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We expect the international community, especially the Western countries including their administrations, parliaments, media organs and civil societies, to take a firm stand against terrorism.
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Should it be a haven for free speech and diverse ideas, or take a stand against a strain of politics that many residents bitterly oppose?
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The letter also took a stand against Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), denouncing how it has been arresting people at hospitals amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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But all things considered, it's essentially a $400 wood-and-wire medallion to indicate that you are willing to take a stand against the mainstream.
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They spent years building a movement for something called evidence-based prosecution, which kept a victim from having to take the stand against an abuser.
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So there he'll be in the Senate, his old self-righteous self, waiting for the chance to take a principled stand against the White House.
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When the animal rights group sent a letter asking the English village to take a stand against animal cruelty, residents were surprised, and not amused.
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In 1982, the predominantly Black, poor, and rural residents of Warren County, North Carolina took a stand against a PCB oil dump in their community.
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I would like to think that the people of, say, North Dakota are going to reward Heidi Heitkamp for taking a principled stand against Kavanaugh.
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Conscientious believers in every tradition need to stand against the toxic urges that turn religion into a hollow vessel of arrogance, bigotry, hatred and greed.
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WhatsApp and Telegram are tools of free speech — if the government bans them, it means that tomorrow they could stand against media in Afghanistan too.
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The CDU's coalition partner and rival party the SPD, whose new leader Martin Schulz will stand against Merkel in September's election, flatly rejected the idea.
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That year, Mr. Sanders hoped to make a last stand against Hillary Clinton in California's June primary, but took only 23 percent of the vote.
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For me, that's a reason to build more empathy for those outside our in-group, not a reason to take a strong stand against it.
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It raises a question about the present: What do white athletes owe black teammates they've befriended when those friends take a public stand against racism?
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"I heard, over and over again, encouragement for my stand against the current version of the Senate and House healthcare bills," Collins told the Post.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier said.
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Adele broke her Album of the Year Grammy in half in tribute to the album as a stand against what she saw as its snub.
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"@Delta, if Georgia politicians disagree with your stand against gun violence, we invite you to move your headquarters to New York," Cuomo tweeted on Tuesday. .
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Che Dalha, Tibet's governor, said the government would "hold a clear-cut stand against separatism, resolutely strike against the Dalai clique's damaging and separatist activities".
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Leaders of allied intelligence services believe Putin's war against democracy continues today and will continue indefinitely unless Trump takes a decisive stand against it now.
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His brave stand against pork had accomplished exactly nothing, except alienating key legislative allies whose support he needed to get just about anything else done.
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"I think that works well for both Congress and the candidate because then [House members] can say they stand against the nominee," the strategist said.
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"It is shameful that House Democrats won't take a stronger stand against anti-Semitism in their conference," Mr. Trump wrote in a tweet Wednesday afternoon.
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She wanted to not only represent models for their personality and their looks, but also take a stand against ongoing prejudice in the fashion industry.
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The Canadian government has taken a strong stand against paying ransoms, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arguing he didn't want Canadian travellers to become targets.
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" Nathan Boring Nathan: "Men play an important role in advocating for women's rights in the same way that people of all ethnicities can stand against racism.
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That could be at play, but taking a stand against sexual harassment -- as tons of celebs have during award season -- hardly seems like a controversial stance.
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With a more feature-filled device, how has the Echo Show improved, and where does it stand against other "smart screens" like the Lenovo Smart Display?
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The attacks have toughened both the U.S. and Afghan governments' stand against initiating talks with the insurgents, although neither side seems capable of winning the conflict.
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It will take any Republicans who have not yet entirely sold their souls to this atrocity of an administration to stand against these massive ethical breaches.
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Until her father passed away, she said, he was troubled with the question of would he have been able to take a stand against the Nazis.
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Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, for instance, was among senior aides who urged Obama early in the conflict to take a stronger stand against Assad.
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In 2019, the USPC has taken a stand against the transgender rights laws proposed in Texas, furthering a fringe agenda to dismantle equality for LGBTQ Americans.
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So call me a regular old Grinch, but I am taking a stand against all the holiday hostess gifts that we should stop giving for good.
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The fashion industry is finally taking a stand against Terry Richardson—known as the "Harvey Weinstein of fashion" after almost two decades of sexual assault allegations.
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She recounted her evangelical conversion and stand against abortion in the January 1998 book Won by Love, which ends with McCorvey happily involved with Operation Rescue.
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Related Articles: The Social Scam: For A-Listers, Imposters Still Loom Large Facebook Introduces New Tools To Fight Harassment Facebook Takes A Stand Against Revenge Porn
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It's important for survivors, and everyone else for that matter, to see Swift take a stand against assault and win — whether or not you like her.
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During Sunday's protests, many people cited the carnage in Charlottesville the previous day, stating that they were demonstrating to take a stand against racism and bigotry.
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Now, per The Hollywood Reporter, George and Amal Clooney are taking a stand against this policy, pledging $100,000 to help the migrant children affected by it.
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Apple will be one of the few major tech companies to take a stand against Donald Trump's inflammatory comments on women, Mexicans, Muslims and other minorities.
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Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the leader of Future Forward party, was picked to stand against Mr Prayuth as prime minister by the parties opposed to the former general.
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Tom Cruise has a new public service announcement that he wants people to become super aware of: he's taking a stand against motion smoothing on TVs.
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He plans to run as an independent, a move that may hurt his chances of winning, but he views as a necessary stand against partisan politics.
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My family, friends, legal team, Priority Sports, Milwaukee Bucks, the black community and the communities of all who stand against injustice plan to continue the fight.
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As contenders to stand against him in 20103 have begun to refine their pitches on health, he has at last done something to keep his promise.
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"We all need to stand against what is wrong, acknowledge that racism exists and stand up for what is right and civil and kind," he added.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger has taken a powerful stand against the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that continues to tear apart parents and children at the border.
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All of this rulemaking is fantastic: it's a way for institutions to take a stand against sexual predation, and to create major opportunities for consent education.
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And survivors of the attack have sparked activists everywhere to rise up and take a stand against the violence that we are all too familiar with.
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Like its competitors, Michael Kors has taken a stand against promotions, saying it will no longer participate in certain broad-based sales events at department stores.
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McAuliffe — who tells the story in his book coming July 16, "Beyond Charlottesville: Taking a Stand Against White Nationalism" — was about to give a press conference.
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But a number of major artists have taken a stand against the free streaming-music market, including to not stream her latest album, "25," on Spotify.
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We take a strong stand against advertisers misusing our platform: our policies prohibit using our targeting options to discriminate, and they require compliance with the law.
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Speaking at the event, the North's Vice Railroad Minister Kim Yun Hyok called for an "unwavering determination to stand against headwinds" that could threaten the project.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote in a statement.
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Rapper and performance artist Shawn Carter, known as Jay Z, took a stand against the bail bond industry in a Time column ahead of Father's Day.
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Watch: Natasha Stoynoff Breaks Silence, Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault Women across the nation — and around the globe — have been taking a stand against Trump.
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Within days of announcing her plans to stand against Kagame, nude photos of her -- photos that she says were altered -- began to circulate on the Internet.
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" When asked if Trump was willing to stand against the NRA, Shah said he is "willing to do what's right to ensure we have safe schools.
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The French and the British, contemplating a stand against Hitler over Czechoslovakia in 1938, did not feel they could count on the now depleted Red Army.
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By passing the 2018 omnibus bill with increased funding for detention, lawmakers missed an opportunity to stand against these injustices and stand up for human rights.
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"It's long past time that Congress takes a meaningful stand against any effort to buy and sell our White House," Swalwell said in the press release.
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The BRICS summit largely focused on common ground on economic and trade issues, with leaders vowing to support free exchange and stand against rising protectionism globally.
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An Ohio photographer's work is going viral online after she posted images of students using the popular hashtag #IfIDieInASchoolShooting to take a stand against school shootings.
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Celebrities are showing their support for Taylor Swift after the singer took another stand against Scooter Braun and Big Machine Label Group co-founder Scott Borchetta.
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For starters, they stand against the only technology with an established track record of generating electricity at scale while emitting virtually no greenhouse gases: nuclear power.
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Employee quits his job with a team One man took it to another level; he says he quit his job to take a stand against #TakeAKnee.
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But the lawmaker said party leaders are under enormous pressure from the National Rifle Association and other gun rights activists to take a stand against Obama.
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But there seems to be a double standard: On other issues, like natural gas, the prime minister has been loath to take a stand against monopolies.
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"Newspapers, businesses, and everyday citizens are taking a stand against Garrett's shameless, bigoted rhetoric and record," House Majority PAC spokesman Jeb Fain said in a statement.
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Add this to the many other reasons President Trump was right to decertify the disastrous Iran deal and take a tougher stand against the Iranian regime.
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While it can be valuable to see where you stand against others your age, the big question is: How much should millennials be saving per month?
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Gillespie has ruffled feathers by taking a Trumpian stand against illegal immigrant gangs and trying to tie the murderous MS-13 gang to policies Northam supports.
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With great power comes great responsibility, and in this case the onus is on Disney and Electronic Arts to take a strong stand against underage gambling.
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Racists have felt emboldened enough to march proudly through the streets, and violence has erupted between them and the protestors who've taken a stand against them.
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They speak only enough words of English — "Luke Skywalker, Jedi Master" — to help us realize they're acting out Luke's heroic stand against the entire First Order.
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Mr. Hapilon and another militant leader, Omarkhayam Maute, led a final stand against government troops that ended with both men's deaths in a predawn gunfight Monday.
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Studio executives have privately worried that taking a stand against the issue might hurt ticket sales in huge swaths of the country, where many oppose abortion.
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"[Former Trump aide Sam] Nunberg later confessed to me that Trump's principled stand against the corrupt donor class was little more than lucky spin," Coppins reported.
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But it would at least mean taking a stand against the idea that a president can obstruct justice and just keep sitting in the White House.
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Moore has vowed to stand against the Republican establishment should he win, giving McConnell a new antagonist in a caucus he has already struggled to unify.
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Some at Facebook viewed Mr. Trump's 210 attack on Muslims as an opportunity to finally take a stand against the hate speech coursing through its platform.
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I've observed young social activists taking a stand against continued injustice that closely resembles what their parents and grandparents endured during the era of Jim Crow.
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The charges against Halkbank were announced as President Trump, having allowed Turkish-backed forces to invade Syria, is looking to take a tougher stand against Turkey.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, taking a powerful stand against China in defending Hong Kong human rights.
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Farhad: As our colleague David Streitfeld reported, a lot of the push for the companies to take a strong stand against the president came from employees.
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" Cynthia Dudenhoffer, president of the Missouri Library Association, said in a statement that the group would "always stand against censorship and for the freedom to read.
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So Blitzchung's use of a mask and "Liberate Hong Kong" statement amounts to a declaration of support for the protests, and a stand against mainland China.
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"They have no solutions, they are attacking certain groups, minorities, they make their stand against the weakest instead of offering some alternative," protester Branislav Vanco said.
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The IRS decided to take a stand against the company, and embarked on an investigation that it believed would show Microsoft&aposs scheme to avoid taxes.
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The White House had also taken a stand against the bill, which spokesman Josh Earnest said did not include enough funding to begin addressing the problem.
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By their lights, the moral calculus was straightforward: If you won't stand against injustice when it could benefit you, what good is your commitment to justice?
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With those words, the president of the United States assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it.
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"I heard, over and over again, encouragement for my stand against the current version of the Senate and House health-care bills," Collins told the Post.
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His stand against political correctness has struck a chord with voters, and ever since his first "build a wall" rallying cry, his support has only grown.
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It could give them the support of Shakespeare in their stand against our addiction to energy dealers who would willingly destroy us for a quick quid.
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Now, Swift is committed to using her platform even more and in the process, took a very clear stand against President Trump without ever using his name.
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Trump then wrapped up the convention with the iconic Rolling Stones, and Oliver decided it was time to "take a stand" against politicians using music without permission.
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Gabriel, the favorite to stand against Merkel in next year's election, has said the rise is largely due to contracts approved by Merkel's previous center-right coalition.
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The compassion that gets expressed in daily life, when we feed the hungry, stand against injustice, change soiled sheets or listen generously to a friend's broken heart.
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Video footage obtained by PEOPLE showed two boys playing in a large room with the statue, titled "Aphrodite di Kansas City," on a stand against a wall.
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Sure, it's nice ABC finally took a stand against Barr's bigotry – but if, at this point, they were shocked by her comments, that might be on them.
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" In an opposing column for CNN on Monday, Peggy Drexler countered Milano, writing: "Taking a stand against restrictions on women's reproductive, or any other, rights is important.
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Chinese company Meizu has unveiled its new range of smartphones, the 15 series, and it seems to be taking a stand against current trends in phone design.
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But Falcon says a win in the Senate would give the bill momentum, and make it more difficult for legislators to take a stand against the tide.
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Colbie Holderness, the first wife of former White House staff secretary Rob Porter, is taking a stand against Kellyanne Conway's assertion that strong women don't get abused.
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"If the men in our lives realize that this isn't just something that happens to other women, they'll be more likely to take a stand against it."
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Martin was a great believer in the artist as outsider — they should "stand against societies, conventions, and natural inclinations in order to do [their] work," she said.
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We thank the bipartisan efforts made thus far and hope Congress will continue working together in a bipartisan fashion to stand against anti-Semitism on college campuses.
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The gatherings, which started as a stand against now-abandoned plans to expand Addis Ababa into neighboring Oromo regions, have been met with an increasingly violent response.
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But, one body-positive blogger posted two photos taken at the same time to make a stand against the body pressures women and girls face on Instagram.
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It is a leading mediator in the region, especially in war-torn South Sudan, and has won plaudits from the West for its fierce stand against jihadism.
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Militarily, he is reassuring allies to stand against China's growing military might, but economically Trump is turning his back on broad trade pacts with those same allies.
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The group took a hard stand against Weird Waves Coffee, for example, regardless of the fact that the coffee shop was founded by Salvadoran immigrant Mario Chavarria.
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"We're taking a stand against this online bullying," said Black at the end of the live segment, pulling a pair of black-handled scissors from his pocket.
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Of course there are some safety considerations, due in part to Google's recent stand against non-compliance and, of course, some recent issues plaguing its manufacturing partner.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Mr. Starr wrote in a statement on Wednesday.
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"Ohio Right to Life is grateful that our pro-life senators took a stand against discrimination and abortion," said Mike Gonidakis, president of Ohio Right to Life.
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"Today, Iran has to stand against U.S. economic sanctions through domestic production and relying on national potentials," he said, without making any reference to the nuclear program.
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By this lawsuit, Mo'Nique is taking a stand against the most severe pay gap of all: the pay gap experienced by black women in the American workforce.
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And everyone who even hears about a ritual like No Gay Thursdays — including Conestoga's coaches, who Hogan said "must have known" — should take a stand against it.
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As a person with a strong moral backbone, I had to take a stand against this guest's choice of headwear while in my former place of work.
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Hopefully, today's summit will see the White House take a decisive stand against the North's bullying of a U.S. ally and insist on continued inter-Korean progress.
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I'm gonna be a brown man in a white world and just show up and say 'Fuck you, I'm here to stand against white supremacy and bigotry.
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Former Trump campaign aide Rick Gates took the stand against his old boss Paul Manafort Monday, in a high-stakes moment in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Jean-Raymond's powerful message was lauded by critics, but it cost his company over $120,000 in business from buyers too chickenshit to take a stand against oppression.
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In "The Future of The Party," McElwee, the lead author of the report commissioned by Justice Democrats, takes a strong stand against Democrats in the Bredesen mold.
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Earlier this week, Ravelry, a popular knitting and crocheting site, banned content in support of President Trump in what it said was a stand against white supremacy.
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I'm a witch when I'm celebrating the change of the seasons with my coven sisters, as well as when I stand against the destruction of the environment.
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Jerry Brown of California to mount an 11th-hour stand against a plan that they continue to say will devastate their states and many of their citizens.
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The bipartisan support for the Tibet legislation and its easy passage into law reflect the willingness of many American officials to take a hard stand against China.
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"Especially in our country, we have to stand against this with all our means," Interior Minister Horst Seehofer told reporters at a news conference introducing the report.
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His firm stand against the president had alienated Republican voters, but his long, conservative track record dissuaded Democratic voters in the state from coming to his side.
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Mr. Trump's team rightly believes that if the United States fails to stand against the abuse of these principles, the international order America built will be weakened.
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Game 21 began the league's last stand against the 21-232 so-called super team and clarified why the Warriors have lived up to their preseason billing.
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"We all need to stand against what is wrong, acknowledge that racism exists, and stand up for all that is right and civil and kind," he said.
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There is little doubt that — unlike many other Republicans today — he would not have been intimidated from taking a principled stand against the abuses committed by Trump.
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Would we have also tolerated the nastiness directed at Senator McCain for taking a principled stand against torture even as he battles for his life against cancer?
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Ms. O'Connell said that the Democratic Party must stand against the Confederate statues and focus on the problems that face voters daily, like health care and jobs.
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Bellinger served in top legal roles in George W. Bush's White House and State Department before taking a public stand against Trump's candidacy during the 2016 campaign.
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A Maine high school sophomore took a stand against what she says is her school's inaction toward sexual assault and harassment — and ended up suspended for bullying.
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He also hinted that News Corp lobbyists would take a more aggressive stand against Facebook with U.S. regulators, as the company had done against Google in Europe.
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" Among the groups affected were bodies representing lawyers and the Union of Turkish Bar Associations vowed to "take a stand against any unlawful intervention on legal firms.
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And depending on whom you ask, the fad is a juvenile prank, a health hazard, a stand against rampant environmentalism or a brazen show of American freedom.
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This Trump will dare not do because he fears peaceful armies of protestors who will stand against him in the great battle for Europe, if he does.
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Ahead of Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate, candidates are taking a stand against sexual assault and workplace harassment by demanding answers from NBC, the fifth debate's co-host.
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"We will always stand against violent extremism, but we understand that diversity of views is one of the great strengths of Canada," he said during the visit.
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"How can defenders in China have confidence you'll stand with them, if you won't stand against a resolution you know is wrong?" he said in a tweet.
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More crucial to her and fellow progressives at the moment is what they see as a lack of commitment among Senate Democrats to stand against Judge Gorsuch.
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If these are the conditions of international relations, then the aim of American foreign policy should be to stand against this rising tide of illiberalism and oligarchy.
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And so by insulting Kelly, Trump is signaling to voters that he will also take a necessary and just stand against that kind of unfair special treatment.
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Afghan truces up to now have come and gone, and most observers do not believe that the Afghan military can stand against the Taliban without American support.
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Mr. Verma has taken a stand against junk food in India, where people are more likely to develop diabetes from weight gain than people in other regions.
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She called Mr. Zhou a "bully" for suing Ms. Wang, and said she was at the courthouse to take a stand against the government censorship of #MeToo.
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Some of them later took a train to the city, to the place where Faigy's body had landed, the site of her last stand against this life.
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Christian, if you cannot say definitively, no matter what, that adults creeping on teenage girls is wrong, do not tell me how you stand against moral relativism.
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Organizers told me they felt it was a way for Artis to show their commitment to Palestinian artists and to take an active stand against the occupation.
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In 2016, just before I left London, the journalist Anna Minton and I rallied about 100 citizens to take a stand against the privatization of public squares.
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Heitkamp on everything, particularly her vote against tax relief, we commend her for taking a stand against the leaders of her party to do the right thing.
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Jay-Z took a stand against sexism as he spotted a future POTUS in the middle of his Cleveland concert -- 'cause ya gotta vote for that face!
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In his speech, Maduro urged opponents not to be "cowards" and stand against him, saying they were only boycotting the vote because they were scared of losing.
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The trailer also provides a deeper introduction to The Losers' Club, the group of outcast kids who finally take a stand against the evil lurking beneath their town.
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Their closer ties mark a bold step in a region where China's economic influence has made some countries reluctant to take a joint stand against its maritime manoeuvring.
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In a wide-ranging show of solidarity, dozens of Apple's tech industry competitors and contemporaries filed amicus briefs today in support of the company's stand against the FBI.
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"This is an easy way for citizens to take a stand against sex trafficking by simply taking photos," Kimberly Ritter, director for development for Exchange Initiative, tells CNN.
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The officers have practically no chance of ever seeing an American courthouse, but it was a way to make what's still the loudest stand against Chinese corporate espionage.
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Zimbabwean activist Shelton Mpala started the petition, which had more than 138,000 signatures on Friday, to make a stand against corporations that attempt to trademark languages and phrases.
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Uighur groups in Australia, as well as the opposition Labor Party, are urging the Liberal-led government to take a stronger stand against human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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In a new video from the Truth Initiative, an anti-tobacco advocacy group, creatures from elephants to dogs take a stand against the massive e-cigarette company JUUL.
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So in short order Mr Verhofstadt infuriated his allies, destroyed his bid for the presidency and exhibited precisely the sort of political cynicism he claims to stand against.
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Bahareh Zare Bahari, a contestant in the recent Miss Intercontinental pageant in Manila, claims Tehran is attempting to silence her because of her public stand against the government.
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Uber is the first company to include users and just the second major tech company to take a public stand against forced arbitration in the last six months.
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Hollywood celebrities and business leaders took a stand against a similar so-called religious liberty bill that passed in Georgia, and the state's governor vetoed it last week.
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The retail store has also joined the growing list of major sporting goods retailers who have recently announced their decision to take a stand against military-style weapons.
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Their closer ties mark a bold step in a region where China's economic influence has made some countries reluctant to take a joint stand against its maritime maneuvering.
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Stand against the wall, put your heels against the wall, your butt against the wall, shoulders against the wall, head against the wall, and open up your palms.
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A principled stand against racism was undermined when one ex-Labour MP was forced to apologise for saying during an interview that ethnic minorities had a "funny tinge".
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She is right to argue that she is taking a stand against the music industry merely by making records at her age, but she could be more ambitious.
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Hoisting signs reading "I Stand Against Oil Trains" and "Ban the Bomb Trains," about 100 demonstrators participated, network spokesman Jessie Braverman said by telephone from the protest site.
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From Harvey Weinstein to Matt Lauer and Mario Batali, women have taken a stand against the men who have wronged them — both in their personal and professional lives.
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We don't know if both are still alive, but you'd think even just one would be more than enough to guarantee victory for those who stand against Cersei.
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