I will stand behind our first piece, and I'll stand behind this one.
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"To every Republican, if you don't stand behind this president, we're not going to stand behind you," he said.
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There is no worry, I stand behind this officer ... I'll stand behind this officer like I will any of my officers.
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"To every Republican, if you don't stand behind this President, we're not going to stand behind you," Graham said in South Carolina recently.
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"The truth is no podium that President Trump and I will ever stand behind will be of greater consequence than the pulpits you stand behind every Sunday morning," Pence said.
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However, I do stand behind the decision that ABC made.
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I stand behind both predictions, however foolhardy they may be.
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Are CBS and Showtime really going to stand behind this?
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It also meant that Republicans didn't uniformly stand behind him.
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Curtis isn't the only celebrity to stand behind Tessa, either.
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For its part, BNM appeared to stand behind its figures.
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We must all stand behind the winner of these primaries.
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It has no unique sovereign issuer to stand behind it.
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We want to stand behind him and make that possible.
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"In short, we stand behind the piece 100%," Silverstein tweeted.
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"I stand behind him 100%, unless there's proof," he said.
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"It is accurate and fair and we stand behind it."
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They really stand behind me and I am so happy.
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We will then stand behind you whatever may come in.
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We had to stand behind a barricade to see them.
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Now it's time to step up and stand behind him.
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"All I can do is stand behind the actual data."
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"We don't stand behind what he says," Mr. Goranzon said.
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We stand behind our staff and the safety of our park.
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Meghan doesn't have to stand behind the palace railings any longer.
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My brother wrote a batch of songs that I stand behind.
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It's a fight in which I'm proud to stand behind her.
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What do you think I yell as I stand behind them?
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Rand Paul to vote for a bill they can stand behind.
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"I stand behind Hamilton electors," Guerra said during a press conference.
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There's an entire generation of leaders you saw stand behind me.
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For a long time I just couldn't stand behind the words.
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Republicans largely stand behind the president when it comes to Russia.
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"I will stand behind every word of the script," he added.
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At a minimum, they need to stand behind the shareholders here.
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Growing up, my mother would stand behind me, staring in disbelief.
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They're not the only successful entrepreneurs who stand behind this particular investment.
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QUESTION: Are you saying, Mr. President, that you will stand behind him?
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Stand behind the person and wrap your arms around their waist. 2.
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" Recounting James' comments to Katie, Lisa said, "I cannot stand behind that.
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"Their government should not stand behind illegal and unregulated fishing," she said.
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And I'm the one person who has to stand behind what happened.
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To our European allies, stand behind the Iranian people, not the ayatollah.
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We stand behind the technology we use, and that is our differentiator.
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He can do it, and we&aposre going to stand behind him.
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I did the whole stand behind gear, press buttons, use visuals [thing].
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But it's totally his — I would stand behind him — totally his decision.
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The decision to stand behind Moore is a foolishly short-term one.
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But it's totally his -- I would stand behind him -- totally his decision.
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And we stand behind it by doubling our warranty to six months.
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Hurd: I stand behind the intelligence community assessment of this as well.
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Apple has also asked its tech peers to stand behind the company.
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We stand behind Xarelto and are eager and excited to move forward.
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Others stand behind crude wooden tables selling cheap Chinese-made mobile phones.
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Anybody watching this should stand behind you because you stood for us.
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"We stand behind our decision and plan to defend it," he said.
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So in a weird way, it's an honor to stand behind her.
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We contacted our supplier and they stand behind the authenticity of their products.
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Oftentimes, whatever the president does, there are people who will stand behind him.
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They are not racists and we need to stand behind them right now.
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If you believe in it, stand behind it and keep doing it regularly.
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They would have to stand behind that content with an indemnity or insurance.
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McSally experienced and we stand behind her and all victims of sexual assault.
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"I fully support my husband and stand behind him and his statement." pic.twitter.
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Stand behind the person who's choking, wrapping your arms around their waist. 2.
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We stand behind our collective decision to discontinue our relationship with the show.
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It is upsetting for obvious journalistic reasons—we stand behind everything we publish.
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You just stand behind the mare with him and let him get ready.
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Sometimes he would stand behind her while she was in a forward fold.
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And I stand behind what I've transcribed and presented tonight for your show.
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This is something every conscientious American can stand behind, regardless of political affiliation.
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"It's got to be good if you stand behind your name," he says.
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If I don't stand behind it, it's not coming out, simple as that.
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It's something that, in my humble opinion, all Korean people can stand behind.
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Then he wants to stand behind Vince and Libby and clap so hard.
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It's time for people like my mom and me to stand behind them.
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"This is my message to those officers: I stand behind you," she said.
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Either you stand behind the Paris Agreement and the IPCC, or you don't.
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"I wanted not to have to stand behind a bar," he once said.
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Now is the time for the president to stand behind the American worker.
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We are telling all MB&F watch owners that we stand behind them.
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"We stand behind our homes," says Eric Wu, CEO and co-founder of Opendoor.
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LaRue is confident that neighborhood will stand behind the restaurant because hello — Golden Girls.
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Emma Watson is continuing to use her celebrity to stand behind important political causes.
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If your team didn't perform the way you hoped, they will stand behind you.
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Or they could stand behind him and risk losing the sport's largest growth market.
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But those are just a fraction of the people who stand behind the cause.
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IN A HOUSE in central Dakar three Chinese men stand behind a glass screen.
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As mentioned earlier, SquareTrade says that it will stand behind customers with Huawei phones.
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"I think advertisers for most part stand behind the ads they're running," she said.
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Or they [can] stand behind him and risk losing the sport's largest growth market.
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House Glover will stand behind House Stark, as we have for a thousand years.
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"I can truly stand behind it, and that's why I started posting," she says.
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Proud to stand behind our trans community as they are cowardly assaulted on twitter.
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Should push yet come to shove, Germany would surely stand behind its biggest bank.
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While I've definitely made threats in that direction, I didn't fully stand behind them.
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"It's a very conscious product that I am proud to stand behind," she added.
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"We stand behind the principled work our detectives did on this investigation," he said.
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"The foundations do not examine what owners stand behind the supported projects," Matolcsy said.
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"We stand behind our products and services and will vigorously defend ourselves," Comcast says.
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Yet loyalty dictated that we stand behind our family — the police — no matter what.
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As with all pieces sold on The RealReal, we stand behind our authenticity guarantee.
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Our words, actions and ideas are more powerful when we can stand behind them.
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On not voting: There wasn't a candidate that I could fully stand behind morally.
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He has no integrity and admits he does not stand behind anything he says.
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I am coming from the EPP now and we firmly stand behind our candidate.
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The other Shylocks, who stand behind her, are of varied shape, age and ethnicity.
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In general, not anyone can stand behind political candidates at rallies, campaign experts said.
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"Whatever our members decide, we'll stand behind it, for either scenario," Tretter said Tuesday.
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But they also stand behind Ireland's Leo Varadkar, who insists on keeping the backstop.
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But for his part, Carlson appears all too willing to stand behind his remarks.
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"I can't speak for everybody, but I know there are a number of us who stand behind him — from the limited amount we know, we stand behind Jeffrey — and I am one of them," Cross, 53, told amNewYork in an interview published Monday.
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No matter how you feel about Taylor Swift, you've got to stand behind this wordplay.
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While I deeply regret this situation arose, I also emphatically stand behind all of you.
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And they stand behind that person and that President&aposs show and not been cancelled.
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Spokespeople for both American Idol and iHeartMedia also confirmed to PEOPLE they stand behind Seacrest.
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And later, is CBS going to stand behind Sacha Baron Cohen impersonating a disabled veteran.
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"We stand behind our decision and plan to defend it," the spokesman, Randy Hargrove, said.
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These men do have power, and their fans stand behind them, giving them even more.
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"However, I fully stand behind our art and their inclusion in our brand as whole."
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But we will not stand behind a marriage propped up on such promises or gifts.
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"We're doing everything we can to ensure we stand behind the small guy," Gove said.
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I stand behind true victims of domestic violence and I am not one of them.
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I've never been to an event where people had to stand behind the press risers.
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"I stand behind the intelligence, intelligence community assessment that we produced in January," he said.
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"We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface," the statement reads.
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Things that we can stand behind, and things that we feel make a good point.
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As such, I am proud to stand behind her with my dollars and my vote.
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Sometimes he would stand behind them and lift their arms into the postures he wanted.
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We stand behind her reporting, her techniques, and call again on Corey Lewandowski to apologize.
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The prince is also expected to stand behind his brother in pushing his reform agenda.
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"I do stand behind 'The Orenda' as a tremendous work of fiction," Mr. Kinew said.
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I think it's really important when people make the decision to stand behind their people.
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It also raised questions about how long 20163st Century Fox will stand behind Mr. O'Reilly.
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But going into the fourth quarter, many experts stand behind Delta, despite a lackluster forecast.
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Something you once believed in may not be something you want to stand behind today.
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And shortly after Mr. Meadows called her to stand behind him, she left the chamber.
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They're faced with a choice: unify progressives within the caucus, or stand behind the party.
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"I can't speak for everybody, but I know there are a number of us who stand behind him — from the limited amount we know, we stand behind Jeffrey — and I am one of them," Cross, 53, told amNewYork in an interview published in February.
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Ryan said Tuesday that he plans to stand behind Trump and Pence despite their past clashes.
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When they aren't part of the action, the members of the chorus stand behind the instrumentalists .
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Just because I'm a Christian doesn't mean I stand behind everything that goes with the title.
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Oh, I wrote a few novellas, none of which I could stand behind once I finished.
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" He thinks criticism of Yellen would "stiffen her spine and financial markets would stand behind her.
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Another was to never, under any circumstance stand behind a table saw while it's operating. Why?
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JD: We always stand behind all of our colleagues but this is a highly unlikely scenario.
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With that kind of power, little ram, be sure that you stand behind what you're saying.
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And he seems to think he can impose it unilaterally, because "the people" stand behind him.
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"They do represent big, emotional ideas that stand behind America as a country," Mr. Irons said.
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No system is perfect, we're not claiming this is perfect, but we stand behind the system.
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No amount of expensive rugs could get him to stand behind this lame, consumerist garble, right?
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Litigants stand behind two wooden tables, a jug of water and a few glasses before them.
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We should all stand behind evidence-based and scientifically sound research meant to save American lives.
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"I fully support my husband and stand behind him and his statement," she said on Twitter.
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Fitch's rating for the certificates reflects the agency's belief that Indonesia would stand behind its obligations.
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The fitting room is a red bulb on a stand behind a thick pink velvet curtain.
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Bridesmaids and groomsmen were asked to stand behind them, for a photo op, they were told.
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Either stand behind your reporting and name the employee, and deal with the consequences, or not.
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Account executives (in Ms Bridgewater's day they were simply "clerks") stand behind them straining to hear.
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Nevertheless, we stand behind our election results, which accurately reflect the will of the American people.
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"I stand behind Andrew Gillum when he's on the job to stand behind our black men," Kayla said, applauding his opposition to Florida's Stand Your Ground law allowing shootings in self-defense, a flash point after George Zimmerman was acquitted of killing Trayvon Martin in 2012.
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"We stand behind the safety of our products and our representations about our products," the restaurant says.
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But he advises that it's not a good business move to stand behind pay-to-enter pools.
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But there's a man who sacrificed his job for us, so we got to stand behind him.
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Third, President Trump's refusal to fully stand behind NAFTA could deal a painful blow to U.S. agriculture.
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Make sure what you're bringing up to your co-worker is something your manager can stand behind.
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However, Fitch's rating on the certificates reflects its belief that the government would stand behind its obligations.
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"We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface," Microsoft said in a statement.
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The Trump campaign and those who stand behind Melania Trump's speech are guilty of both these responses.
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T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T all confirmed to Mashable their pledge to stand behind the update.
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"All they did was stand behind, and that&aposs very disappointing," Duarte said of the security team.
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That is exactly why I served, and why I continue to stand behind those who serve today.
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Contestants stand behind an orating Mr. Trump and vie to see who can stare blankly the longest.
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Fitch's rating on the sukuk reflects the agency's belief that Indosat Ooredoo will stand behind its obligations.
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At best you'll be able to make him stand behind a podium, ready for his next debate.
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" Microsoft said in a statement: "We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface.
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The North Face offers a lifetime warranty on its products because they stand behind their superior craftsmanship.
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"We are loyal Germans and stand behind the high kaiser and the mighty German Reich," he insisted.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the UN Security Council to stand behind Guaido's transitional government.
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She recommitted only after senior White House aides assured her that the administration would stand behind her.
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I am so proud of her and completely stand behind her, and her creativity, vision and passion.
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We do not enforce or stand behind the idea of sanctuary cities as much as we should.
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We remain a public-facing team, and we continue to firmly stand behind Enigma's vision and future.
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Despite that, we have not changed our stance and we will stand behind Ukraine in this conflict.
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"I will stand behind our guys until the very end," wrote one member in a Facebook post.
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We stand behind the Chicago Police Department's investigation and our decision to approve charges in this case.
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"It's important that we stand behind what we voted for in the general election," said Mr. Begley.
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I got a lot of hell for 'Chi-Raq,' but I stand behind that film 100 percent.
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So, this begs the question- what is the next big impossibility the United States can stand behind?
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Opinion BOSTON — Every morning, I stand behind the metal detectors, searching bags as students enter the school.
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He remains a core player on this very successful series and we continue to stand behind him.
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"To every Republican, if you don't stand behind this president, we're not going to stand behind you when it comes to the wall," said Mr. Graham, adding that he feared "a war within the Republican Party" if Republicans did not support Mr. Trump's plans, including an emergency declaration.
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And the Commission continues to stand behind the framework it worked with the US to shape and negotiate.
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Shortly after Fox released its statement, NBC chimed in to say that it, too, would stand behind CNN.
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We discussed with her how Congress plans to help young undocumented immigrants, whether she would stand behind Sen.
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But despite initial feedback, the students stand behind their work, saying they're proud of the publication they produced.
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I was told that female actors are replaceable in films because they just stand behind a guy anyway.
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A free press is vital to democracy, and we stand behind Jim Acosta and his fellow journalists everywhere.
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"We stand behind our decision and plan to defend it," Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove said in a statement.
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However, Fitch's rating on the certificates reflects its belief that the Pakistan government would stand behind its obligations.
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I still stand behind all my books, but it's natural that there are some I'm especially proud of.
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" Bregman wrote that while "I stand behind what I said … there's one thing I should have done better.
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But Wall Street still relies on taxpayers to stand behind riskier investments rather than everyday lending, Hoenig said.
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While Fox News&apos opinion hosts still stand behind Trump, its news division and its polls are independent.
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But here's the thing: The makeup we do wear every day is the stuff we seriously stand behind.
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"That statement was factual, it was accurate, it was respectful, and we stand behind that statement," Ryan said.
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We stand behind Nate and are proud to help bring this important and powerful story to the screen.
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Not that I'm worried anyone will disagree, because this is one take the world seems to stand behind.
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Campuses don't need to stand behind offensive speakers; they just need to allow them the opportunity to speak.
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It's important to choose causes you truly stand behind and then put your money where your mouth is.
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"We're going to make sure that we can stand behind every single listing, every single host," Chesky said.
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Even since taking office, the president has been reluctant to stand behind the intelligence community on the matter.
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The question is whether or not I have shareholders and a board who stand behind the business plan.
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"Nevertheless, we stand behind our election results, which accurately reflect the will of the American people," it added.
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My colleagues and I will stand behind him in campaigning for the Likud's success in the general elections.
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The broken plea deal allows for the prosecutors to stand behind an almost two-decade prison sentence recommendation.
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Only when there is a reporter that is going to get a lawsuit and we're going to send our best lawyers to stand behind them, then you guys are going to see, Ah, yes, they do have this insurance policy and they keep their word and they stand behind journalists.
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Five other teenagers stand behind her as a would-be kidnapper fires at them, a pistol in each hand.
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Displaced Syrian children stand behind a fence at a camp near the village of Kafr Lusin, Syria, Oct. 221.
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However, Fitch's rating on the certificates reflects the agency's belief that the Bahraini government would stand behind its obligations.
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We fully stand behind our Chief Investment Officer who came to CalPERS with a stellar international reputation,' she said.
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Overall, bots represent just 0.1 percent of Wikipedia editors, but they stand behind a significant proportion of sites's edits.
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We stand behind our product, and we promise to provide a one year warranty as a retail purchase would.
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Perhaps I could earn one of those waistcoats and stand behind a swanky copper bar one day after all.
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" It adds, "He remains a core player on this very successful series and we continue to stand behind him.
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Horses stand behind a fence at the BLM's Palomino Valley holding facility in Reno, Nevada, on June 5, 0003.
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So if I can stand behind the curtain and let my child shine, that's what I want to do.
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We stand behind our actions, and will not let a publicity-seeking legal action deter us from our mission.
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"We stand behind our work ... All work our firm chooses to take on is done so deliberately," she stated.
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"If there's an implicit message [from the White House], it's we'll stand behind you whatever you do," Su said.
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Financial panic rapidly accelerated, forcing the government to change tack and stand behind the rest of the financial system.
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BuzzFeed continues to stand behind its reporting in the story, even claiming "further confirmation" of its accuracy on Sunday.
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In its statement, Weinstein said it "will not stand behind sanctioning the discrimination of L.G.B.T. people or any American."
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In a statement to the cable network at the time, Trump's transition team said it would stand behind Crowley.
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Now, the business for 2U is we stand behind the scenes, we share tuition revenue over a long contract.
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Other members were willing to stand behind me as long as I was willing to take the political heat.
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The Vesper is designed for external use only and we stand behind its safety and quality for this use.
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If the workers who design, build and test the planes don't stand behind the company, no one else will.
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HEAD is proud to stand behind Maria, now and into the future and we intend to extend her contract.
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"(If) YETI can't stand behind the NRA, I ain't standing behind YETI no more," he said in the video.
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Members of the Black Panther Party stand behind tables ready to distribute free clothing in New Haven, Connecticut, Sept.
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He said he and his colleagues would stand behind Mr. Netanyahu in the party's campaign for the general election.
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"Mary Louise Kelly has always conducted herself with the utmost integrity, and we stand behind this report," she said.
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The supporting cast A very small army of professional staff members stand behind elected officials in any congressional proceeding.
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Even pro-Airbnb hosts at those events suspected that the company might not stand behind them to the end.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the European countries should "stand behind their commitments" and impose sanctions on Iran.
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"While we are very concerned over the USDA's over-reaction and its impact on our customers, we have fully cooperated with their requirements but want our customers to be aware that we stand behind all of our products and will continue to stand behind all of our farmer customers and their consumers."
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However, we cannot stand behind false allegations towards other group members partaking in activities that simply did not take place.
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After that, McCain said he could no longer stand behind Trump and would not vote for him in the election.
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I am proud to stand behind him as he implements the vision he shared with our country on Tuesday night.
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Our goal is to stay on the realistic and challenging line, which is why I stand behind everything we do.
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I think to be a leader, you've got to understand when to stand in front and when to stand behind.
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Some think that Japanese banks, known for keeping zombie firms on life support, will stand behind it, come what may.
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"We do not condone, nor do we accept, nor do we stand behind the behavior that Bobby exhibited," he said.
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That was because we said, if someone's going to switch to Mac, they've got to know we stand behind it.
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The mother-daughter duo stand behind the Maroon 219 frontman, who then turns around to wrap his arms around them.
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Boeing said it could no longer stand behind its earlier outlook, in which it said results would improve in 25.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are praising Hillary Clinton as the most skilled and experienced politician ever to stand behind a podium.
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We both feel a little more confident to stand behind this work than other work I've done in the past.
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But on Wednesday, Sandberg—and, by extension, Facebook more broadly—appear to have made the decision to stand behind him.
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"Regardless of what Chancellor (Angela) Merkel currently says, Germany will stand behind Deutsche Bank in extremis, " the money managers wrote.
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And on the other side, Donald and Melania Trump stand behind a replica of the desk in the Oval Office.
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They believe we certainly don't make their life easier but they understand that we do stand behind what we're saying.
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The "Love Wins" singer went on to share that supporting women country artists should be something all performers stand behind.
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" In a statement to The Hill, General Mills said, "We stand behind our products and the accuracy of our labels.
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You rarely say things you're not totally sure you stand behind, but today, after a few drinks, you just might.
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I watch the Fortgang brothers stand behind Kenta Ikeda as he prepares for a matcha tasting in his Kagoshima office.
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We stand behind our pledge to make sure no one is ever removed from Tinder simply because of their gender.
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But until then, the A.N.C. could face growing popular discontent in the cities for continuing to stand behind Mr. Zuma.
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"If you put something in writing, put your name on it and be prepared to stand behind it," he added.
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Employees told the New York Times that they still stand behind the tweet, despite the controversy surrounding Alabama (see: Sharpiegate).
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As a result, he said he continues to stand behind the previous order and would not change anything about it.
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" – NFL Microsoft also just issued their own statement: "We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface.
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Next, get on: "Stand behind the unicycle, not to the side of it like you would a bicycle," Wilton says.
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I stand behind every word I said," he said, adding that he is focused on the immigration legislation "full time.
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According to the third banker, things could get even uglier, even if banks are willing to stand behind their clients.
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While many in the carnivore community might pooh-pooh the idea of vegan meats, the Walches stand behind their concept.
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US, Governor Markell and the president of D.S.U., pledging to stand behind their scholarships no matter what became of DACA.
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Still, the vast majority of Pelosi's caucus continues to publicly stand behind her, despite some frustrations members have expressed privately.
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At one point, Mr. Trump called up several of his cabinet members who were boy scouts to stand behind him.
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But political commentators have said the new party will likely have little impact as top UMNO members stand behind Najib.
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Benjamin told the newswire that local police and council members who support the Second Amendment also stand behind the measure.
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Cover: Relatives stand behind a hearse carrying a coffin outside the Monumentale cemetery, in Bergamo, Italy, Tuesday, March 17, 2020.
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Caddies are no longer allowed to stand behind players as they line up shots that are not on the green.
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She used to stand behind the camera motioning at Cramer with as much animation as he motioned to the audience.
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If the Justice Department continues to stand behind its original position, there are legitimate reasons Mueller should complete his investigation.
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"It is important that we stand behind President Trump as commander-in-chief to secure a broken border," Graham said.
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"He would stand behind you really closely and breathe on your neck," the first female pastry chef alleged to the outlet.
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We all stand behind you and support you as we need to make cycling safer on the roads in South Africa!
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When IndyMac failed, Mnuchin resurrected it as OneWest and won a government guarantee to stand behind a large share of losses.
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I had to stand behind his car so he couldn't back out until he gave me the rest of the cash.
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But then we had the second reaction which is, hey, you know, all the content that's in there — we stand behind.
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I really don't think personally he should do it, but it's totally his — I would stand behind him — totally his decision.
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How long do the people of the Seven Kingdoms stand behind their absentee king, their cowardly king hiding behind high walls?
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Police stand behind a cordon isolating the area where MP Jo Cox was attacked in Birstall near Leeds, June 16, 2016.
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Of course, since this case perfectly divides public opinion, Hillary managed to take a hard, presidential stand behind absolutely no one.
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Sponsors such as the Bancorp Bank, Cross River Bank and WebBank stand behind fintechs and others wanting to offer banking services.
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If the United States, as the primary guarantor of the liberal economic order, is unwilling to stand behind it, who will?
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"The merchants are proud stewards of this wonderful piece of public art and we stand behind what it symbolizes," he said.
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Legislators have to be willing to stand behind those facts and we have to behave politically as if the facts matter.
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I wasn't going to put my face or reputation on the line for products I didn't use or couldn't stand behind.
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On Tuesday, White House aides sent surrogates a memo to stand behind the points made Trump in his explosive news conference.
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So I still stand behind the idea that Stannis will defeat the Boltons and the Freys in The Winds of Winter.
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Casey Newton: We should also say, I stand behind all my criticisms, the app can also be a lot of fun.
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Can it be that there are no leaders in the international community worthy of the name who will stand behind Israel?
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"What you really want is a bank that's willing to stand behind its product and not bury people's rights," Saunders said.
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The prime minister was later criticized as politicizing police officers who were instructed to stand behind him during his launch speech.
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Stand behind your promises and show your constituents you can achieve what you promise and they will reward you with votes.
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The best option would be to tell the landlord that you are unable or refuse to stand behind the tenant's obligation.
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I believe it is wrong that America does not stand behind affordable education and the health needs of all its citizens.
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"The Paris Agreement is for those who want to stand behind a piece of paper without doing anything meaningful," she said.
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The capitulation of McConnell and Ryan has created an impression — especially among many liberals — that congressional Republicans stand behind the president.
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But when Obama decided that he'd rather stand behind a lectern during the first debate, and Romney agreed, the commission caved.
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"If the nominee is somebody that I think is really hurting the country ... I can't stand behind them," Kasich told CNN.
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" The statement also emphasizes, "We stand behind Nate and are proud to help bring this important and powerful story to the screen.
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We stand behind our products and the ingredients we use, and the settlement does not warrant any changes to our product formulations.
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Retail investors also often assume that banks will stand behind such products, even when marketing materials indicate that they are not guaranteed.
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Like Trump's tweets, Arpaio's interviews showed a man incapable of choosing his words wisely, and unwilling to stand behind them when questioned.
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But Guaidó can't govern the nation until the military supports him, and so far, the leaders of Venezuela's military stand behind Maduro.
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When investors assess the risk of lending to Chinese companies, they price in the assumption that the state will stand behind SOEs.
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Not only is the material one that socially conscious buyers can stand behind, but it also lends itself well to quality footwear.
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"He has put out that statement which his base will stand behind — 'You don't belong here' — and that is how I feel."
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" Still, the letter continued, "we depend on the United States and other democratic countries to stand behind the values that Jason represents.
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There are 53,000 licensed gun dealers in the United States who stand behind the counter and say "no" to people all day.
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" Munoz acknowledged to employees that the company could learn lessons from the incident, but said: "I emphatically stand behind all of you.
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Eventually, the fan went back to his seat and promised not to stand behind the barricade for the rest of the game.
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And doesn't he realize this will ensure a Supreme Court that will stand behind easy money for politicians for decades to come?
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We are appalled and deeply sorry for what Senator McSally experienced and we stand behind her and all victims of sexual assault.
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On Monday, a group of 14 Democrats issued a letter urging the caucus to stand behind the eventual nominee on the floor.
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Rather than peddle in unverified rumors and innuendo, he or she could come out of the shadows and stand behind their allegations.
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Stand behind it, near the restrooms, and you can spy invisibly on the dining room like a security guard at Studio 54.
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And it's my hope that Republicans will be out there in the marketplace of ideas with a plan we can stand behind.
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Russell Wilson showed up to stand behind BBMAs co-host Ciara (as he should), and two comedians stirred up more dating rumors.
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It was hilarious to watch that happen, to stand behind you and to see the faces of the people in the audience.
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Assuming that Jenkins would raise his fist, Bennett decided that he would stand behind Jenkins and Long, and raise his fist, too.
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But that's just my own grappling with a subject; my attempts to find something that I'm proud of and can stand behind.
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But the party's state organization has decided to stand behind him, putting it at bitter and public odds with national party leaders.
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We gave our word to the EFF, to Mozilla, to Project Galileo as a concept, that we would stand behind those people.
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Sanders argues that if Democrats take a strong stand behind proposals that help the working class, the politics will work out favorably.
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Even the best-designed bag isn't useful if it's broken, so we don't even consider brands that can't stand behind their products.
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I don't want to stand behind a podium, I don't want to have my photograph taken, I want to just cry today.
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I don't want to stand behind a podium, I don't want to have my photograph taken, I want to just cry today.
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As Republicans keep figuring out how far they will go to stand behind Trump, these are the numbers that can move them.
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"I fully stand behind our efforts to help the tens of millions of people suffering from skyrocketing prescription drug costs," she said.
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The young victim who escaped death baring her soul becomes a symbol the public can stand behind in the face of brutality.
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Meanwhile, the politicians in support of the deal continue to stand behind it, albeit more quietly than they have in the past.
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"I want to say one thing quite clearly: On the refugee issue, we will stand behind our promises," Erdogan told German broadcaster ARD.
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And Steve Scheffler, Iowa's RNC national committee member, is on record saying that individual Republican leaders in the state should stand behind Trump.
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" Harney told me she joined Beautycounter because she loves the products and the company has "a strong mission I'm excited to stand behind.
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I am proud of our teams' best in-process quality of production and stand behind the work they do each and every day.
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Lindsey Graham, who was extremely harsh about Trump in recent weeks, allegedly told donors to stand behind their nominee (Graham disputed the account).
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" Gilinsky's own statement spoke to the circumstances: "In no way do I stand behind who I was in that part of my life.
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But I stand behind ivory pudding tricked out with cherry jam that's not too sweet and a cover of crushed honey-roasted peanuts.
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While I still stand behind my initial sentiment, it's painfully clear he requires skillful writing and directing to tease out his inner genius.
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"I would find it hard to believe that governments and taxpayers would stand behind a policy they have no control over," Dombret said.
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" Perkins later tells Mast, who lost both his legs in an attack, that "you're not man enough to stand behind your own ads.
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This means that we stand behind the McCain-Feinstein Anti-Torture Amendment and we support leaders who unequivocally condemn all forms of torture.
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However, Fitch's rating on the certificates reflects the agency's belief that Kuveyt Turk would have a strong propensity to stand behind its obligations.
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In the snaps, taken in September outside Clarence House, both his sons stand behind him and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, with their wives.
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But he didn't have the political courage to stand behind some of the really deplorable policies that he supported and pushed through Congress.
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Immigrant rights groups and Mayor Bill de Blasio stand behind the cards' value but caution that they can't be used in all circumstances.
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"The FDIC is supposed to stand behind Americans' hard-earned deposits, not reward big banks for taking on too much debt," Steele said.
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I wanted to make a product that I could stand behind; I was intrigued by the honey and the spiciness of the pepper.
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Both of them take up the foreground — a scene within a scene — while a crowd of old and young men stand behind them.
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But Fannie and Freddie's centrality to the mortgage market — they stand behind more than half of residential mortgages — has stymied would-be reformers.
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It's unclear if America's allies in the Middle East and Europe will stand behind the strategy, and Palestinian leaders have already rejected it.
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Because I stand behind my comments that the tax cuts will pay for themselves, despite "The New York Times" disagreeing with me today.
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Making it easier for people to help themselves secure an adequate retirement should be something that both Republicans and Democrats can stand behind.
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One of the proposed rules would penalize caddies who stand behind their players until right before the shot, to help them with alignment.
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First, the U.S. needs to make clear that we stand behind NATO and in unison with our allies in Central and Eastern Europe.
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"That is probably the most unfortunate use of language I have ever made and I do not stand behind that statement," he said.
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But some of the things that she promotes don't actually have the scientific validity that my team would be able to stand behind.
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With revenue of $1.4 billion in 2017, it's past time the company got its stuff certified so it can truly stand behind its products.
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The state had no choice but to stand behind failing banks, but it took the ill-judged decision to all but abandon insolvent households.
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Demonstrators stand behind a barricade during clashes with riot police during a protest against Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega's government in Managua, Nicaragua, May 30.
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"If the nominee is somebody that I think is really hurting the country and dividing the country, I can't stand behind them," Kasich said.
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As the stylist, you have to take ownership of your decisions and stand behind them, so you can't let the comments get to you.
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When I joined Kony and saw their technology, I knew it was something I not only could stand behind, but something I could extend.
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With some serious allegations being leveled at him, I'm wondering what you know of those allegations, and do you intend to stand behind him?
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The United States is ill at ease about this state of affairs, yet believes it has no choice but to stand behind Mr. Erdogan.
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Not only did he enforce and promote mass incarceration at that time, he went on to stand behind these policies for almost 20 years.
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Investors fretted that the European Central Bank (ECB) would not stand behind nationally issued bonds or deposits at nationally insured banks, and panicked accordingly.
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We stand behind our heart-rate monitoring technology and all our products, and continue to believe the plaintiffs' allegations do not have any merit.
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I don't care if you miss 15 shots, I'm going to stand behind him just like if he's making 73 shots in a row.
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"I believe the allegations against my father are true, and I stand behind the women that made them," Adam Horovitz said in a statement.
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Ours has been – and will continue to be – a campaign of ideas that people care about and that they are willing to stand behind.
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Overall, the film gives girls another strong female heroine to stand behind as fans embraced Isabella Moner's performance and appreciated its self-aware humor.
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But If Republicans stand behind Kavanaugh, then Democrats are looking at losing seats in North Dakota and West Virginia if they don't support him.
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I'm doing a comedy special with possibly Netflix, so that'll be a weird thing, and it'll be something I'm gonna make and stand behind.
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"Hungary's stance is clear-cut, we are a pro-Ukraine government, so we stand behind Ukraine," Orban said in response to a reporter's question.
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It was one of the first major trades that Brodie Van Wagenen made as general manager, and a move he continues to stand behind.
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Meeks, while poised to support the more moderate candidate, told BuzzFeed News last week he would stand behind Sanders should he become the nominee.
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I don't care if you miss 15 shots, I'm going to stand behind him just like if he's making 15 shots in a row.
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Mark Meadows asking HUD official Lynne Patton to stand behind him during the Cohen hearing to somehow prove that Trump is no racist. Rep.
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Bachelorette star Joelle "Jojo" Fletcher will stand behind her man — even if that means getting up close and personal with fiancé Jordan Rodgers' literal behind.
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" His wife since 2004, CBS's Julie Chen, posted a statement on Twitter saying, "I fully support my husband and stand behind him and his statement.
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But I never imagined so many people would stand behind me in a situation like this and that has outweighed all the negativity by far.
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But when we are celebrating, I tell them to use their heart and I tend to stand behind and let them have a good time.
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And we will do so again in 2018 to elect real representatives who will stand behind our president's America First agenda and drain the swamp.
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She's irritating in the way that everyday people — the kind of people you work with and commute with and stand behind in line — are irritating.
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There's been this quote floating around from the MUNCHIES article that a couple of outlets have picked up on and which I still stand behind.
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MBJ says, "We're still trying to stand behind something right now," and suggests by taking the Super Bowl gig ... the rapper's setting the cause back.
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This month Qamar Javed Bajwa, the chief of army staff, warned that the armed forces would stand behind the judiciary in any dispute with parliament.
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In "Pussy Control" (2018), Dufresne depicts a seated figure with pendulous breasts, large, Hobbit-like ears and a beard; two figures stand behind this one.
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" The actress continued, "I'm sad for the people who lost their jobs in the process, however I do stand behind the decision that ABC made.
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I just tried to process them and eat them, just to see how it feels for me and if I could stand behind the idea.
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You have to express yourself, and you have to be yourself, and you have to have your feelings, and you have to stand behind stuff!
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"I think he needs to take more direct action to show that we stand behind the integrity of free commerce on the seas," Cardin said.
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Voters who say they stand behind Warren — and only Warren — has gone up by 1.5 percentage points between the spring and fall, the poll found.
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"Hillary Clinton's historic nomination for president shattered the glass ceiling, and we stand behind her," AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Liz Shuler said in a statement.
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I stand behind my statement that I made to George Stephanopoulos, that my wife, my daughter, my son have my first loyalty and always will.
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And the candidate himself alternated between telling Poland that America would stand behind its ally and making comments about NATO having, perhaps, outlived its usefulness.
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"That still holds and we stand behind it...we believe that in long term the 30 percent EBIT is achievable", Rovio CEO Kati Levoranta said.
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All that being said, it's still smart to tell your family that you're registered so they're aware of your decision and can stand behind it.
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The Dominican workers—mainly men who look to be in their 21s—stand behind the volunteers, occasionally offering tips or instructions, but mostly just watching.
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Lena Dunham and her Girls co-stars may not agree on everything, but one issue they all stand behind is supporting survivors of sexual assault.
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Donald Trump is not particularly of that ilk, but he certainly feels that a girl's place is to look nice and stand behind, beaming adoringly.
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The Alabama Republican Party opted this week to stand behind the nomination of Mr. Moore, whose Democratic opponent, Mr. Jones, is a former federal prosecutor.
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The idea is simple: holding a martini, you stand behind a clear screen while Corden fires a high velocity piece of fruit at your face.
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And Trump supporters, led by Virginia GOP gubernatorial hopeful Corey Stewart, rallied at the RNC to call on the party to stand behind its nominee.
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The FHFA oversees the $5.4 trillion portfolio of Fannie and Freddie, the government-sponsored mortgage financiers that stand behind most of the U.S. housing market.
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"We are 1,600 men who now stand behind Professor Anita Hill, as well as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, because we believe them," the ad reads.
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We cannot stand behind a complete and unfettered freedom of speech because lives are in danger, and other freedoms and rights are just as important.
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When investors can't rely on the USPTO to stand behind a patent that they have awarded an inventor, then investors are less likely to invest.
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My homemade cider press was so dangerous, I'd have my kids stand behind me when I used it (it involved an 8-ton hydraulic jack).
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" His wife since 2004, CBS's Julie Chen, also posted a statement on Twitter saying, "I fully support my husband and stand behind him and his statement.
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"I think the (Republican House) conference is totally united in the idea that we stand behind the President like the American people do," said Ohio Rep.
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In another time, or another place, or if I were another person, I would stand behind her, graze the back of her neck with my lips.
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But we gotta be good at is being able to clarify our point of view and stand behind that set of principles that we can defend.
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Whatever the impetus, it's now abundantly clear that Zuckerberg and Facebook intend to stand behind Thiel no matter what, even if others in Silicon Valley aren't.
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On May 25, Zuckerberg will stand behind a microphone in Harvard Yard and anoint the latest class of graduates who actually managed to earn their degrees.
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And yet he has continued to stand behind House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision not to launch impeachment proceedings, even as support grows within the Democratic caucus.
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"If the nominee is somebody that I think is really hurting the country and dividing the country, I can't stand behind them," Kasich told Cooper Tuesday.
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A big part of this process was de-anonymizing himself and allowing the weight of a verified human to stand behind his words, thoughts, and actions.
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And that way if I fall on my face I at least made the exact kind of film that I stand behind 20 years from now.
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"We are 1,600 men who now stand behind both Professor Anita Hill, as well as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, because we believe them," the ad reads.
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Instead, we are shocked by the performance of the men who stand behind microphones and say things like 'bad apples' and 'Animal House' on night shift.
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While we continue to closely examine our policies and processes to see if improvements should be made, we stand behind the integrity of our admissions process.
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As she delivered an extended monologue on the subject, Mr. Trump paced around the stage, clenching his microphone, before finally returning to stand behind his chair.
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Still, Trump also says he supports Planned Parenthood's "very good work for millions of women," though he doesn't stand behind the abortion services the organization provides.
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Chesky said that he wants to "make sure we can stand behind every single listing and host," for photo accuracy, the correct address, and safety.2.
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"We operate with absolute integrity and stand behind our financial reporting," Steve Winoker, GE's head of investor relations, wrote in a note to shareholders on Monday.
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I told two friends to stand behind me in the immigration line, so that if I was -- for whatever reason -- detained, they could notify my partner.
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In his speech, Mr. Hun Sen warned that the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party could be dissolved if it continued to stand behind Mr. Kem Sokha.
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Between Mr. Frank's wavering source and the discovery of breakdowns in the editorial vetting process, executives concluded that the network could not stand behind the story.
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" Scarborough has frequently clashed with Trump in recent months, criticizing Republicans who stand behind the GOP presidential nominee and accusing him of crossing a "bloody line.
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We stand behind protecting the interests of all consumers and providing all Americans with the chance to participate in the Internet economy on an equal footing.
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And while the campaign has persuaded many advertisers to sever ties with Carlson's show, his ratings remain strong, and Fox News continues to stand behind him.
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"This president has continued to back up his word by saying he's going to stand behind the farmer and he's delivered that so far," Duvall said.
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And while there are a few stores listed on Flipp that we don't fully stand behind (especially since unapproved retailers can sometimes carry counterfeits), most are solid.
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" In a statement to VICE News, McClatchy spokeswoman Jeanne Segal called the lawsuit "wholly without merit, and we stand behind the strong reporting of The Fresno Bee.
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Groups of hundreds of President Donald Trump's supporters rallied in cities across the country Saturday to show they stand behind the new White House and its policies.
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There have been many times when I have pissed my friends off and done things that they have had to stand behind that they didn't believe in.
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ONE unresolved issue from the financial crisis is the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two firms that stand behind much of America's housing market.
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He came up with an idea to have Alderson stand behind a chain-link fence in the pouring rain, watching as the band got on the plane.
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Earlier this year, Russia-24, a state-run television network, aired an interview with a man in a black balaclava who claimed to stand behind the feed.
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The title refers to a moment during production of The Christmas Path when LaBeouf asked his father to stand behind the camera during a particularly difficult scene.
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The moment she arrives in Khloé's hospital room, she finds a reason to stand behind Tristan while doing the hand gesture for slitting his throat open. Repeatedly.
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We stand behind our film, believe it is an unbiased and illuminating look at what happened, and look forward to sharing it with audiences around the world.
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McConnell and Ryan should either clearly denounce Trump, Reid said, or put on "Make America Great Again" hats and stand behind the billionaire at a press conference.
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" She goes on to write, "This feeling I once perceived as "failure" was, in truth, a powerful awakening for me to stand behind my purpose in life.
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Manchin has regularly managed to win office as a Democrat despite the state's right turn thanks to a coalition of supporters who wouldn't stand behind most Democrats.
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Jenkins said he no longer wanted "to stand behind social media" on the issue of police brutality, so he started by sitting down with local law enforcement.
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"It sets up a competition with us and what we stand behind far more significantly by any extreme than what the Russians could put forward," Collins said.
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Glasenberg knew they would stand behind the company during its time of need: he had an ace up his sleeve, and he was ready to use it.
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"These practices, while legal, lend themselves to North Korean efforts to camouflage the real identity and nationality of those who stand behind these registered entities," said Griffiths.
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Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, had urged Mr. Trump to stand behind Mr. Ryan and the senators for the sake of party unity.
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The plot was simple: a young, red-headed chef with encyclopedic knowledge of Italian cuisine would stand behind a stove and cook delicious Italian dishes for friends.
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There was just one wrinkle in their plan: The night before the rally, the Republican Party put out an Obamacare replacement plan they can't stand behind either.
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" His son, Adam Horovitz, said in his own statement: "I believe the allegations against my father are true, and I stand behind the women that made them.
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Many folks on our team wear the shirt in their everyday lives, and we truly stand behind its quality, so we&aposre excited to make this happen.
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Because Democrats still stand behind the law, Republicans would need to control both chambers of Congress – as well as the White House – to fully roll back ObamaCare.
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" Nancy Barnes, NPR's senior vice president of news, said on Saturday that Kelly "has always conducted herself with the utmost integrity, and we stand behind this report.
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" A spokesperson for The Times said in a statement Tuesday afternoon that the story Bazelon contributed to was "straightforward, fact-based and we fully stand behind it.
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One is not to stand behind the intelligence community as everybody&aposs been talking about when the hard evidence, Martha is there that Russia meddled in our election.
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I wrote about 550 columns for the Wall Street Journal, so I don't know if I can stand behind every last jot and tittle of what I wrote.
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While Jenner hasn't directly addressed the campaign — besides publishing branded posts on her personal Instagram account— Proactiv has broken its silence to stand behind its newest celebrity ambassador.
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The 2013 loan that the new financing will replace was also backed by IPIC, which promised to stand behind Aabar should it have difficulty in making the repayment.
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We do not authorize the reselling of our products and cannot stand behind the quality, safety or value of any Trader Joe's product sold outside of our store.
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I'd run out to stand behind the hosts while they helped a couple propose (thankfully, not fake), and then back inside to inhale a few slices of pizza.
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Skyes said it seems like online sellers are willing to profit from erotica but not to stand behind authors when they get complaints about stories they find unsavory.
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Back Row, from left, John Wooten, Jim Brown, Bill Russell, and Bobby Mitchell stand behind Muhammad Ali before the start of the Ali Humanitarian Awards ceremony Saturday, Sept.
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"When I stand behind you, and I put my arms around you, and I put my hands on your breasts," he can be heard saying on the recording.
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If those who fear they might end up in the dock with him prevail over those who think they can quietly walk away, they may stand behind him.
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Nine GOP senators piled into the Lyndon Baines Johnson Room at the Capitol Monday afternoon to stand behind a lectern and in front of a row of flags.
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I'm gonna run up and down the hallway and find someone to give that speech for you, and you can just stand behind him and nod your head.
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"[It's] amazing to have a company that's so massive … to have them want to partner with me and stand behind me felt incredible," Kenworthy says of Comcast specifically.
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She's wearing clothes from her youth as a "shoot beauty," when she used to stand behind the bull shoots at rodeos, confident in her beauty and men's admiration.
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Photo: Gizmodo/Melanie EhrenkranzIn a bustling room inside the U.S. Capitol on Thursday afternoon, a group of survivors wearing black pins stand behind a podium that reads #EndForcedArbitration.
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When I first heard it, in the Dave Bowen Stand behind the goal at Sixfields Stadium, I thought that it was "Jew Army", which seemed strange and improbable.
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We recently adopted a rule that if 75 percent of our bloc and a majority of members in both parties support a position, we will stand behind it.
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In the op-ed published Thursday, the president asked the public to stand behind his new gun control measures, reminding us of the real costs of gun violence.
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And while Trump later said he would stand behind Jackson in whatever he decides, his comments have essentially provided Jackson with an easy way out of the nomination.
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The Virginian, who says that she supported various candidates through the election cycle, but will stand behind the presumptive nominee, turned to GoFundMe at the suggestion of friends.
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We completely stand behind all content presented at Black Hat 2019 and we look forward to presenting further developments about the company and our quantum AI encryption technology.
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I never understood how she could stand behind someone like my dad so fiercely—someone who was more interested in being a criminal than being with his family.
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"We today have a choice in Alabama: to stand behind righteousness and one that God by his providence has placed there, or to abandon him," said the Rev.
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The line moves slowly: Two cooks stand behind hotel pans of carnitas and barbacoa, carefully flipping piles of corn tortillas every few seconds on two steel comales taqueros.
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Throwers are instructed to stand behind the red line at all times, and to wait until the other person is done throwing to collectively pick up their axes.
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"My job was going to be, I was going to stand behind [Johnson] and stare at the back of his head adoringly as his vice president," he quipped.
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Instead of using a kicking-under-the-bumper motion to open the trunk without your hands, you just have to stand behind the car for a couple seconds.
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Students, faculty and alumni of elite universities are among the most liberal people in American society and yet, many of my classmates continue to stand behind indefensible admissions practices.
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Trump said both Russia and the U.S. are to blame for the strained relations and did not stand behind U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia meddled in the 2016 elections.
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HATCH: Well, I think the president really wants somebody who&aposs going to uphold the Constitution and stand behind those laws and quit playing politics with the Supreme Court.
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Central to its design is a breathtaking row of pear-shaped "swing set" diamonds, which shimmer and shake slightly even when on the stand behind glass in Kensington Palace.
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"I stand behind these women 800%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," she wrote.
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We have decades of historical data proving Americans stand behind a woman's right to choose — most people in the United States believe abortion should be legal in some capacity.
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Ryan's refusal to stand behind his own party's presumptive nominee sent shock waves through DC and highlighted just how divided the GOP is with Trump as its standard-bearer.
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"We are disappointed to have to make this decision and stand behind the safety, efficacy and quality of our medicine," said Stefan Hendriks, global head of biopharmaceuticals at Sandoz.
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There are certain complexities around the technology in this distributed technology world we want to make sure that consumers are protected, that there is someone to stand behind transactions.
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"It was a definite affirmative, which I thanked him for agreeing to stand behind small business and how relieved and encouraged I was [to] have his support," Stewart said.
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"Every time you make a purchase, you're casting a vote; you're voicing how strongly you feel about the company or their ethics and what they stand behind," she said.
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" In a series of Twitter messages on Thursday, New York Times Magazine editor in chief Jake Silverstein defended the article and insisted that editors "stand behind the piece 100%.
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"We stand behind our election results, which accurately reflect the will of the American people," the administration said in a statement to the New York Times in November 2016.
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We settled on our top picks based on their design, accurate measurement, strong track record, and the manufacturer's willingness to stand behind their product with a warranty or guarantee.
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The White House made a national security statement the rest of the administration could not stand behind until the following morning (and even then, in a relatively weak way).
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TMZ has obtained a clip in which Darden seems to still stand behind his decision to have O.J. try on the bloody glove that was used by the murderer.
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The logic behind the action was straightforward: The airlines were innocent victims of the terrorist attacks, and the government ought to stand behind them to prevent their unnecessary failure.
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"Mary Louise Kelly has always conducted herself with the utmost integrity, and we stand behind this report," Nancy Barnes, NPR's senior vice president of news, said in a statement.
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"We are optimistic and, jointly with the other people in charge, stand behind this strategy unequivocally - something we made clear within the supervisory board," Piech said in the interview.
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" Jon from New York commented: "It was powerful testimony but regardless of what comes out the Republicans are going to stand behind Trump and their supporters won't be swayed.
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As the hour of the protest approached, Gorriti and some of the IDL-R staff moved to the door, to stand behind the iron gates and observe the street.
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An accused snitch can avoid it if he challenges and beats his accuser, and that guy might get slapped with the sticker himself if he doesn't stand behind his accusation.
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" She further encouraged her dismayed supporters to stand behind Trump, urging them to remember that "our constitutional democracy demands our participation — not just every four years but all the time.
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Missing that payment would set a precedent for the offshore units of Chinese SOEs, whose creditors widely assume the onshore parent will always stand behind its affiliates, according to analysts.
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If she says she endorses every one of his tweets, then, well, she has to stand behind every one of his tweets -- which she almost certainly doesn't want to do.
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While we stand behind the intent of the series and the seriousness of the content, these payments are a direct violation of A&E's policies and practices for a documentary.
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But you have to be able to stand behind your choices and what they say, not just claim some notional immunity given to you by your status as an artist.
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Rather than stand behind them, the president continues to undermine the professional men and women of the intelligence community, the integrity of their work, and the veracity of their findings.
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It called on "the sons of Saud and those rulers who stand behind them not to take a risk and to learn (their) lesson," referring to the Saudi ruling family.
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"We stand behind Nate and are proud to help bring this important and powerful story to the screen," the statement read in part, taking care to note Mr. Parker's acquittal.
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"Most bigger secondhand retailers have the bandwidth to stand behind their products and can offer returns and guarantees, but you don't always get that at some smaller shops," Tincher said.
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I'm going to stand behind them as secretary and I want the tool that we can make sure we have the very best people in this country serving our veterans.
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Others stand behind green plywood fencing, with orange banners reading "Build It Back" flapping in the wind, as the houses wait their turn to be raised above the flood level.
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He looked like he could not only stand behind a podium and run a country, sure, but also appear on the cover of GQ, which is something of a rarity.
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President Trump's stance was highlighted Monday when he was unable to stand behind U.S. intelligence and condemn Russian meddling during his press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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The small Northern Irish DUP party, which props up May's minority government and refused to back the deal, said it would still stand behind May in the no-confidence vote.
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"First, let me say I stand behind our officers, men and women who put their lives on the line every day to serve and protect our citizens," Weston Broome said.
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I, as the chair of the audit committee, have access to the people and the books and records at GE and I stand behind the financial reporting of this company.
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But a crew of 30 will never accost her on a hot Church Avenue night, and she will certainly not stand behind one of those infernal fryers at Taco Bell.
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Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, opened up about her experience and implored the British public to stand behind her, in an interview with BBC.
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Photo: APThe shield contains a raised platform for law enforcement or troops to stand behind, with slits for observation or—more ominously—firing projectiles on rioters or protesters from behind cover.
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The goal of Kesha's counsel throughout has been to obtain a more lucrative contract through a shameless campaign of outrageous claims they will never stand behind in a court of law.
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Britain's press responded with a symphony of British exceptionalism: Mr Trump would be sympathetic; Britain might even join NAFTA; the Trump administration would stand behind it in the coming Brexit talks.
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But Thursday's votes show that Republicans are still willing to stand behind the president, saving him from the awkward act of vetoing a bill to reopen the government without wall funding.
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The College Board and its contractor, ETS, stand behind the validity of the test scores sent to U.S. colleges and their actions "to protect the integrity of the exam," she said.
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I really hope that people stand behind this movie so it can be apart of a larger movement of change that lets movies with more voices and more identities get made.
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The "swap lines" that the Fed quickly approved helped ease intense financial stress in foreign markets, but also showed the U.S. central bank was prepared to stand behind the global system.
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By the way, I criticized Comey for sending his letter 11 days before the presidential election when he had no new facts about Clinton's emails, and I stand behind that criticism.
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From the middle of 2023 through the second quarter of 2015, Beijing encouraged China's citizens to buy stocks, ballyhooing a booming economy and hinting that the government would stand behind markets.
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Cardi B told the AP that she was conflicted because her husband, rapper Offset, loves to watch football, but said she would sacrifice the money and fame to "stand behind" Kaepernick.
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"The benefit-risk profile of Essure has not changed, and we continue to stand behind the product's safety and efficacy, which are demonstrated by an extensive body of research," Bayer said.
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"I just want to say, I stand behind you guys and I will be marching alongside you with my wife and two children in D.C. to show our support," Fallon said.
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Many of her sculptures unfortunately shed some of their magic, staunchly established as objects in a museum as they perch on platforms, are set to the side, or stand behind rope.
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In coalition negotiations following the last election, Netanyahu was unable to garner any support from the centrist or left-wing parties, who refused to stand behind a prime minister facing indictment.
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Native Americans have led this initiative, and all Americans should stand behind them in asking Congress and the president to act now and preserve a landscape essential to our collective heritage.
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But many candidates, like former Vice President Joe Biden prefer the typical rope line approach, wherein crowds stand behind them, separated by rope, while Biden uses their phone to snap photos.
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The bus filled to the brim with black people, who all had to sit or stand behind the only white people on the bus: two kids, 10 and 11 years old.
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In fact, any concrete action against the country seems unlikely, as it would require unanimity from all the European Union's other member states, and Hungary has vowed to stand behind Poland.
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Cover image: People stand behind a police tape after a car ran into pedestrians during a Unite the Right rally protest over the name change of Lee Park on Saturday Aug.
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Thirty women, dressed head to toe in River Island dresses you sense still have the labels on, stand behind lit-up podiums while some preening dude tries to peacock for them.
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But I also had amazing supporters: Joan Simon, who I ended up co-writing the film with, and Robert Redford was the first person to support the film and stand behind it.
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In 2013, the couple's son, Jordan, was just over a year old – and a large factor in Abedin's decision to stand behind her husband at a joint press conference addressing the matter.
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But with just over 10 weeks left until the scheduled departure, the EU has repeatedly said it will not renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement and that it will stand behind member state Ireland.
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"You've waited 20 years, extending six months doesn't actually matter," Anwar told Reuters at his private office, expressing confidence that the coalition allies would stand behind him, as they did for Mahathir.
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As demoralizing as it had to be for those Chows to stand behind a sign describing them as "The Wild Dogs of China," at least they were still presented as actual dogs.
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This mechanic assumes you won't be moving around much in the play space and you are forced to stand behind a virtual counter, passing out guns or drinks or whatever to NPCs.
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"We do not authorize the reselling of our products and cannot stand behind the quality, safety or value of any Trader Joe's product sold outside of our store," a spokesperson told Money.
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"We are working to ensure that we comply with their rules, but we do stand behind what we make and what we do wish to identify our product as," she told MUNCHIES.
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"Samsung takes customer safety very seriously and we stand behind the quality of the millions of Galaxy devices in use in the United States," Samsung said in a statement provided to Mashable.
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When it's a bit hard to do your job / women journalists forced to stand behind the men at the separation fence at the western wall for Mike Pence's visit #PenceInIsrael #PenceFence pic.twitter.
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On the third day of the panic the China Banking Association, an industry group, entered the fray and declared the rural banks to be healthy—in effect, pledging to stand behind them.
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Rather than try to avoid aggravating an autocrat, the EU should stand behind its core values, terminate Turkey's accession process and reset its bilateral relationship on a more credible and strategic footing.
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" Air Force spokeswoman Captain Carrie Volpe said in a statement: "We are appalled and deeply sorry for what Senator McSally experienced and we stand behind her and all victims of sexual assault.
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"While this Senate self-driving vehicle legislation still has room for further changes, it is a product of bipartisan cooperation we both stand behind," Thune and Peters said in a joint statement.
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Drink Many Tuesday afternoons, as I stand behind the bar where I work, my focus fixes on a Manchester United scarf draped on the far wall, near the door to the patio.
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The United States will stand behind whatever actions the Israeli government takes, however antithetical to a negotiated solution they may be, unless Congress takes steps to preserve the possibility of peaceful resolution.
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Not until the day that you, Mr. Nassar, violated the right to be called a doctor and took something from I and all the other strong women that stand behind me today.
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Everything I'm proud of, every artist I stand behind, everything I've done this year I'm super excited about and I got 30 plus more songs dropping before the end of the year.
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"I stand behind these women 1000%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," the Star Is Born actress wrote.
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"If the sector faced serious financial difficulties in the future, it seems equally likely that the Government of the day would choose to stand behind it whatever its statistical classification," the OBR said.
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Indeed, according to even polls conducted at the peak of the frenzy over the tape this weekend, between two-thirds and three-quarters of GOP voters wanted the party to stand behind Trump.
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"They have tricks and different clothes to hide stuff, and you can stand behind a counter and frame halfway up," Breckenridge explained during PEOPLE's This Is Us season 2 premiere party and screening.
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"We're trying to pioneer something different and raise the quality and perception of milk by getting cafes to stand behind it and be more passionate about the milk they are selling," he explains.
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Going viral and becoming a meme is pretty easy in the age of Trump: Just stand behind The Orange One at his rallies and — this part's key — make silly faces during his speech.
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But the biggest adjustment, he says, is recalibrating expectations around the fact that he can longer take the most basic truths for granted, like whether the administration will stand behind its own statistics.
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Throughout his endorsement speech, Carson stressed the need for a unified Republican party, noting that he wanted to stand behind the candidate that the majority of Republican voters had also supported thus far.
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With this new company, I can stand behind my own products and promote a brand that is focused on making products that truly work and can help everyone look and feel their best.
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And I am absolutely certain that if a journalist doing their job is ever in any situation of risk—legal, safety, personal, or whatever the case is—we will always stand behind them.
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Colbert also asked the first lady if she was sympathetic to political spouses who are required to stand behind partners whose political beliefs are antithetical to their own -- a premise Obama flatly rejected.
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When I stand behind you and I put my arms around you, and I put my hands on your breasts, and I put my hands on you and pull you in real close.
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The basic way of looking at it was to make sure that we were constantly having fun and every decision was born out of that instead of whether or not we stand behind.
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Other police officers were there as volunteers, most of them in uniform, though one of the women from the precinct had on a sweatshirt that said: I STAND BEHIND THE THIN BLUE LINE.
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The Obama administration made a conscious decision, at the start of its health care effort, to get all major industry groups to stand behind the law — or at least not work against it.
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"With the limited opportunity we have had to review this claim, it is wholly without merit and we stand behind the strong reporting of The Fresno Bee," said Jeanne Segal, a McClatchy spokeswoman.
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"We want to show that we're all going to stand behind this issue and we're all going to fight for it together," Burlington High School freshman Lydia Sheeser told local news outlet WPTZ.
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In interviews, leaders of the online campaign to topple Mr. O'Reilly said they believed that while Fox News management would stand behind its star anchor, the network might be vulnerable to other pressures.
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The Obama administration made a conscientious decision, at the start of its health care effort, to get all major industry groups to stand behind the law — or at least not work against it.
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Trump is on his way to obtaining the 1,237 delegates he'd need to win the nomination, but if enough voters stand behind the other candidates who are still in the race — Florida Sen.
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"I stand behind these women 1000%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," she wrote in a post on Instagram.
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"We stand behind the results and the published results in the New England Journal of Medicine and believe that this is a therapy which is well positioned to help millions of people," he said.
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And that's a very uncomfortable way to look at it sometimes, because it means that we have to stand behind the things that we've done in life or the things that we haven't done.
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"I stand behind these women 2800%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," said Gaga, 32800 on her Instagram Stories.
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"There is increasingly a sense that we must work together to get to an outcome we can stand behind and defend to our people," May told the other leaders, according to the British official.
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James D. Esseks, who works on gender and sexual orientation issues for the American Civil Liberties Union, said the North Carolina law represented a chance for the Obama administration to stand behind those views.
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The fault lines dividing Silicon Valley's two most powerful technology companies shifted this week, however briefly, as Google was compelled to stand behind longtime rival Apple in its very public fight against the FBI.
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On Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida, one of the president's personal aides and close friend Marvin Nicholson married Helen Pajcic and bravely had the Commander-in-chief stand behind him as one of his groomsmen.
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We continue to stand behind them and hope Mr. Trump will lift the executive privilege so they can get to the bottom and help my family get the truth and accountability that Brian deserves.
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And as long as they don't have extreme values that only like 100 people believe in, if you have mainstream values that many people can stand behind, it's going to be great for business.
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Not only because the London mayoralty is a tough gig, but also because it isn't enough to be London's first mayor from an ethnic minority if your policies don't stand behind those communities, too.
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"I stand behind these women 1000%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," Gaga began the post on her Instagram Stories.
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"You know, take it day by day, accept he is president, and stand behind him," she said, adding that she was not offended by Trump's infamous comments surfaced on the "Access Hollywood" tape last month.
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Show you're self-driven but can also play nice on a team The ideal candidate sees the value in collaboration and can stand behind the belief that everyone has experience that you can learn from.
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" A spokeswoman for Dow Jones, which publishes the Wall Street Journal, said: "We stand behind our fair and accurate reporting of this evolving story and remain committed to providing robust coverage of events in Malaysia.
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"As much as I wanted to stomp my foot and align myself with the opposition, there was no way I could stand behind the viciousness and ugliness that seemed to fuel these fundamentalists," she wrote.
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For now, the line in Beijing avoids any direct threat of intervention: stand behind Mrs Lam's stricken authority, urge the police and courts to be tough, and be on a ruthless lookout for separatist tendencies.
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Some players (including players from other sports) have chosen to stand behind Kaepernick and follow his lead – taking a knee, raising a fist or sitting during the anthem as a sign of solidarity and protest.
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To safeguard pensions the American and British governments set up insurance schemes that stand behind corporate plans; the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) in the former and the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) in the latter.
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"Mindfulness can help you filter out the mental chatter, weigh your options objectively, tune into your intuition and ultimately make a decision that you can stand behind completely," explains the Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute.
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If they do stand behind their representation, how do they square that position with the indictments filed by Mueller, which have charged no Trump-Russia conspiracy, and which indicate there was no Trump-Russia conspiracy?
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But despite these caveats, the EU's executive body is continuing to stand behind Privacy Shield — as you'd expect, given how many years of work it put into negotiating the replacement arrangement in the first place.
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"I think it's possible that this weed business will help with Bubby's growth, and once the stigma is gone, they both have a certain purity to them that I'm happy to stand behind," he says.
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The contract to manage the hotel extends through 210, and the Trumps say they want to stand behind their employees, several of whom Mr. Fintiklis has sought to fire, for the duration of the deal.
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Mr. Trump also met with Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, before the Security Council session and pledged his commitment to stand behind Israel "100 percent" while working toward a Middle East peace deal.
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"The Fifth Avenue crowd," Mr. Cohen called them, referring to Mr. Trump's claim during the 2016 presidential campaign that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and his supporters would continue to stand behind him.
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Many conservatives have clearly made the calculation that enough of Trump's policies -- deregulation of business, tax cuts, judges -- meet their goals that they will stand behind him no matter what he says or how he behaves.
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"I stand behind these women 1000%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," she wrote in a post on her Instagram Story.
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These WMPs are, in effect, bank contingent liabilities as there is a widely held expectation that issuing banks will stand behind their products, and it is exceedingly rare for banks to pass on losses to investors.
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Has anyone referred to Lipa's collaborators on this track, Diplo and Mark Ronson, as boring live performers because they simply stand behind the DJ decks and leave all the hard work to dancers, collaborators, and pyro?
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"This public support has made its way to DC where both Republicans and Democrats are now emboldened to stand behind prohibition reform," Kevin Love, director of product development at Cannabiniers told The Verge in an email.
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"We stand behind the figures we submitted to the U.S. government: Approximately 1.8 million people followed at least one Facebook page associated with the Internet Research Agency," Matt Steinfeld, a Facebook spokesman, said in an email.
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It was, admittedly, a little more rushed than we'd like, involving no actual hands on time with the product — it was more of a stand behind this rope and snap off a couple of photos situation.
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It's particularly rampant in local government financing, where investors assume – but without any actual confirmation – that the central government stands behind local governments, which in turn stand behind the companies they set up to fund projects.
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In the beginning, we were labeled as "gay," because the melodies are very fragile and the imagery we have is very different from metal imagery; we stand behind this, though, it's a part of our universe.
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Despite past protests, he has said he will stand behind plans to build a key railway to China from the enormous Tavan Tolgoi coal mine and has praised China's Belt and Road pan-Asian infrastructure initiative.
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Rapper Cardi B also said Friday that she turned down an opportunity to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show so she could "stand behind" Kaepernick and his protests against the treatment of people of color.
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The U.S. aide insisted that the journalists be allowed to stand behind a rope line, and they were able to record the interaction and Obama's arrival uninterrupted, typical practice for U.S. press traveling with the president.
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" The democratic socialist's wife says his campaign has "transformed the Democratic Party over the course of this year," and, if Clinton secures the nomination, she'd need a liberal vice president choice "we can really stand behind.
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Maduro still has the support of the military high command, and now routinely appears in pre-recorded events at military bases where officers stand behind him and chant triumphal slogans such as "Loyal always, traitors never."
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Of course, it's no use arguing with certain people, because they continue to stand behind their flawed affiliation to cats, even when they do something like destroying a historical portrait painted by their favorite artist. Haha!
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There's this smart moment on "The Deuce" in which Abby and Paul stand behind the bar at the Manhattan dive where they work (she's straight; he's gay) and take stock of their early '70s erotic wonderland.
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" David McIntosh, president of Club for Growth, said Hawley and his Senate Republican colleagues "should not be thrown off track by rumors and innuendo, and instead should stand behind President Trump in support of this nominee.
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And when I was playing Sarah Huckabee Sanders, I wanted to make sure I had an understanding of the issues so that if I had to say something in her voice, I could stand behind it.
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While Hamilton could remain confident that the Federalists would ultimately stand behind his compromise, May's Tory Party is so plagued by division that a grand compromise that sidelined the hard Brexiteers would risk an irrevocable breach.
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Now here was Fox News, the network they trust above all others, refusing on Wednesday to stand behind Mr. O'Reilly in the face of what he called "unfounded claims" in the same way that they do.
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"It's nice to be able to stand behind a candidate you truly believe in," said Eric Zollinger, 45, a current Chicago resident who lived in New York for all 12 of Mr. Bloomberg's years as mayor.
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"While we stand behind the intent of the series and the seriousness of the content, these payments are a direct violation of A&E's policies and practices for a documentary," the company wrote in a statement.
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"We're not sure whether (Apple) want to buy the cobalt for the battery makers that supply them or whether they are planning to stand behind the cobalt supply chain as guarantors," a cobalt industry source said.
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New regulations brought in from June 1 mean that goalkeepers must have one foot at least partly on the goalline when the kick is taken and can neither stand behind or in front of the line.
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Even though you might assume cheaper leggings aren't as high-quality as their pricier counterparts, over 4,500 Amazon shoppers seem to have found an affordable pair they can stand behind: the ODODOS High Waist Stretch Yoga Leggings.
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Cardi B says she's one of the artists who was offered a performance spot at the Pepsi Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show, but she turned it down to "stand behind" former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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So I was able to stand behind the Sun and squint until the star went out of focus in one corner of my vision and a virtual Saturn and its rings became crystal clear in the distance.
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New regulations brought in from June 1 by IFAB mean that goalkeepers must have one foot at least partly on the line when the penalty is taken and can neither stand behind nor in front of it.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, promised to stand behind Britain as it prepared "to take concrete measures against Russia's breach of international solidarity" (though later France said that it needed definitive evidence before taking any action itself).
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While yes, Wonder Woman is ~badass~ and, yes, I rooted for Reese Witherspoon in Wild along with the rest of you, my favorite character to stand behind is the kind we're not supposed to love at all.
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But while the show is setting us up for a showdown between Arya and Littlefinger, I stand behind my prediction that Nymeria will be the one to rip Petyr "What Accent Shall I Use Today" Baelish apart.
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With Trump in the White House and Republicans controlling both the House and the Senate, Democrats are no longer afraid to stand behind popular programs for the middle and working class — even if the GOP yells 'Socialist.
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Nevertheless we are delighted to stand behind Ubuntu for Windows, committed to addressing the needs of Windows developers exploring Linux in this amazing new way, and excited at the possibilities heralded by this unexpected turn of events.
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Now that all the difficult navigational stuff had become Ms. Gabbay's problem, I found that I could stand behind the wheel carving a fast passage through the rolling sea for hours on end, barely having to think.
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But despite the laundry list of controversies that have arisen over the past year involving Pruitt, the White House says the President is continuing to stand behind him, lauding his work at the head of the EPA.
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Seeking to rebut Mr. Cohen's accusations of racism against Mr. Trump, Mr. Meadows invited Lynne Patton, an African-American official at the Department of Housing and Urban Development and a longtime Trump associate, to stand behind him.
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But the $20 million settlement from 21st Century Fox suggested that the network wasn't willing to stand behind Ailes on that count — and that Carlson had strong evidence against Ailes, whom she spend a year secretly recording.
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Last Wednesday, a man posting under the name Randell Minott put a minute-long video on his Facebook and Instagram accounts in which a man talks into a camera as an officer stand behind him staying mostly silent.
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Some of the heroes, led by Captain Marvel, want to use that knowledge to prevent crimes before they occur, while others, who stand behind Iron Man, wonder about the ethics of prosecuting people for crimes they might commit.
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It is hard for me to believe that the Republican Party, in particular the Senate Republicans, will continue to stand behind this man, that they will enable him to do continuing damage to our country and our institutions.
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"The kingdom calls upon the international community to assume its responsibility in condemning those that stand behind this act, and to take a firm and clear position against this reckless behavior that threatens the global economy," Jubeir said.
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"I wholeheartedly stand behind the women who are coming out and saying what they're saying now, it's incredibly hard to do that, and the idea that it could be in any way for their gains is preposterous," Hall continued.
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Just two days before the big game, rapper Cardi B told the Associated Press that although she had "mixed feelings" about turning down the opportunity to perform at the halftime show, it was important to "stand behind" the athlete.
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"To see what it's like to stand behind Tom Brady as he's looking downfield, to be able to see what it's like as a running back runs through the line or defender tries to defend a play," said Goodell.
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"As women of Yale, some of whom are ourselves survivors of sexual assault, we stand behind Deborah Ramirez, Pierson '87, and with Dr. Christine Blasey Ford," says the letter, created by Christina Baker Kline, Kate Manning and Rebecca Steinitz.
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The split reflects a broader concern within the White House about whether, as Republicans stood behind Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore and continue to stand behind President Donald Trump, there's a double standard for Democrats on sexual harassment. Sen.
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Twentieth Century Fox Television, the producer of "Empire" released a statement on Thursday saying the idea that Smollett has been, or would be, written out of the show was "patently ridiculous," and that they continue to stand behind him.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is asking surrogates to stand behind the points made on Tuesday by President Donald Trump in his explosive news conference, in which he said "both sides" were responsible for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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If they do not continue to stand behind their representation to the court and public announcement to the committee, have they corrected the record with the FISC or the House Intelligence Committee (there not having been any public retraction)?
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Rapper Cardi B said Friday that she turned down an offer to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show so she could 'stand behind' former NFL player Colin Kaepernick and his protests against the treatment of people of color.
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In Georges Reverdy's 16th-century etching "The Architect," geometry is portrayed as a woman creating a five-pointed star in a circle, while classical ruins stand behind her, all symbolic of math's role in the process of architectural creation.
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What really matters—more than the specific doctrine of "corporate personhood"—is the people who stand behind the corporation, who have waged a long campaign to use the legal form to augment their political power and their economic might.
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For the 30-minute performances, twice each afternoon in the museum's atrium, Mr. Bel selects 10 or so to do their numbers, one at a time, as the other participants stand behind them and try to mimic the routine.
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No one feels safe here when supervisors up to the warden level stand behind the fence of the barricaded, secure area and tell inmates who have fled there looking for protection that they need to go get a knife.
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Yes, it was before women all over the world started raising their hands and having the immense courage to name their aggressor and to stand behind their experiences, despite the onslaught of people trying to deny them their truth.
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But Trump said Tuesday at a press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron that he would "always stand behind" Jackson, even as he suggested that the confirmation process might be more trouble than it's worth for the Navy physician.
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"We are really wanting to support other professionals in our state who have been brave enough to walk out and stay out," she said, adding that she feels privileged to be able to stand behind educators on this issue.
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"—IanShapira (@ianshapira) January 25, 2020 In a statement to Insider, NPR&aposs senior vice president for news Nancy Barnes defended Kelly, saying, "Mary Louise Kelly has always conducted herself with the utmost integrity, and we stand behind this report.
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"We already are not answering questions, and you are here without a pen because your chairman will not testify, that says all we need to hear, he doesn't even stand behind his own report, he sends you," Collins said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump continued to stand behind his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Tuesday, even as senators grapple with how to move forward after a woman has accused the judge of a decades-old sexual assault.
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I just wanted to make sure I had this opportunity to tell those young ladies at North Pole High School... if you ever feel threatened for your safety, whatever force you think you have to give, I will stand behind you.
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She retains the support of most of her party; including that of a number of MPs not currently speaking up, to avoid further inflaming relations with the CSU, but who would stand behind her should her leadership come under dire threat.
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Just when Alicia seemed to be headed in towards happiness with Will, Eli (Alan Cumming) deletes Will's verbal love letter to her as she – literally – chose to stand behind her cheating husband, Peter (Chris Noth) in the season 1 finale.
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Internet advocacy groups like Public Knowledge stand behind the new labels, saying the format is an easily recognizable image signaling that this is trustworthy information, thanks in part to the long lineage of the FDA's white-and-black info boxes.
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But I'm happy that they did obviously because I'm proud of the work we did in this movie, we all worked really, really hard, and I wouldn't be able to morally stand behind this movie with this guy in there.
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You see, despite it being my brother's birthday, I had been pulling for us to go see Mortal Kombat (an aesthetic choice I still stand behind), and when my request got denied, I flung into a full-blown, sullen temper tantrum.
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"i still stand behind the idea that stannis will defeat the boltons and the freys" There's another major thing that the show sort of addressed or maybe just skimmed over, which is the issue of who wrote the Pink Letter.
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Washington (CNN)Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump -- and his White House -- insisted that they would stand behind Ronny Jackson as their VA nominee, a series of new allegations emerged that raise questions about whether he can hang on.
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Healthcare leaders say they stand behind ObamaCare in far greater numbers than voters: A recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that 2628 percent of people supported repealing the law, with another 28503 percent who support scaling back its provisions.
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Healthcare leaders say they stand behind ObamaCare in far greater numbers than voters: A recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that 35 percent of people supported repealing the law, with another 14 percent who support scaling back its provisions.
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The clashes started again moments after the final whistle when a large group of Russia fans in a stand behind one of the goals advanced on England supporters in a neighboring area, throwing objects and breaking through a line of stewards.
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EPA spokeswoman Melissa Harrison defended the agency and said there was nothing improper about how it dealt with Pebble "We stand behind our study and our public process, and we are confident in our work to protect Bristol Bay," she said.
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"As proud feminists who started our careers publishing an inclusive, body-positive, multicultural magazine for women, we simply cannot stand behind a candidate who judges women by the size of their thighs rather than the content of their character," they say.
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" This is the new measure of Mr. Trump's vile presidential campaign: stand behind a security cordon, stir up racially charged viciousness and attacks, then talk about how it symbolizes "love" from people who "want to see America be made great again.
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New rules brought in from June 1 by soccer's law-making body IFAB mean that goalkeepers must have one foot at least partly on the line when a penalty is taken and can neither stand behind nor in front of it.
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"We stand behind our staff and the fact that they celebrate who they are because that is at the core of Zombie Burger's mission and a large part of what makes that environment special," a spokesman told The Des Moines Register.
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According to the government, the protests have lost public support and a silent majority of Hong Kongers are sick and tired of the violence and chaos, and they stand behind the police in doing everything necessary to stop the unrest.
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The stunt of bringing Lynne Patton, a longtime African-American employee of the Trump organization (and now a member of the administration) to stand behind him as a prop to prove that Trump isn't racist was a very, very bad idea.
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Reuters, citing a cobalt industry source, reported it wasn't clear if Apple wanted to buy the cobalt for suppliers that make batteries for the firm, or if it was planning to stand behind the cobalt supply chain as a guarantor.
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He used to tell the story of how Albers would give other students feedback, but for the first few weeks of the course, Albers would merely stand behind him while the young artist manipulated paper from his Color-Aid pack.
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Immigration policy is difficult, and it's particularly difficult for Republicans like Ryan who have spent their whole lives being pro-immigration, and now have to stand behind a president who seems exclusively interested in building massive concrete walls on American borders.
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Meadows, who is white, had Lynne Patton, an African-American woman and longtime Trump employee now at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, stand behind him, and quoted her saying that she would not work for a racist. Checkmate!
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If you were going to be that sort of a person and you expected to have the respect of other people, you had to also be a person who was willing to physically stand behind whatever it was you said.
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" Her mother wouldn't ever be able to convince her to support Trump, she said, because, "[a]nyone who champions misogyny, bigotry, racism, homophobia, and xenophobia amongst a host of other harmful beliefs is not a person I will stand behind or support.
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"Some of (the) questions I've been receiving go straight to the heart of GE's culture, so let me be clear: we operate with absolute integrity and stand behind our financial reporting," Steve Winoker, GE's investor relations chief, said in a statement on Monday.
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Lord Glover will indeed stand behind House Stark, but it seems he's taking that sentiment literally: House Glover is holing up in Deepwood Mott and refusing to come to Jon's aid for the pending battle at Winterfell against the Army of the Dead.
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She was thinking of her health in part, but she also felt they needed to focus on making the album exactly as they envisioned it: A record that would dish their passion and fury and fun; a record that they could stand behind.
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"We're still filming, and they have tricks and different clothes to hide stuff, and you can stand behind a counter and frame halfway up," Breckenridge explained during PEOPLE's This Is Us season 2 premiere party and screening at NeueHouse in Los Angeles.
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"We want our customers to have a great ownership experience, so we are pleased to resolve this litigation in a way that benefits them and demonstrates that we stand behind the quality and reliability of our vehicles," Toyota said in a statement.
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With a proven track record of advocating common-sense reforms that deliver tangible results for Main Street consumers and small businesses, community banks are committed to building on recent successes by supporting economic principles that every member of Congress can stand behind.
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Still, Cory has remained silent, preferring to stand behind the administration's feeble attempts to justify paying ransom for Americans taken hostage by Iran and its false claims to have closed off all avenues for the genocidal Iranian regime to obtain nuclear weapons. Sen.
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"We want our customers to have a great ownership experience, so we are pleased to resolve this litigation in a way that benefits them and demonstrates that we stand behind the quality and reliability of our vehicles," Toyota said in a statement.
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We stand behind the basic point, which is that among the various motivations that drove the patriots toward independence was a concern that the British would seek or were already seeking to disrupt in various ways the entrenched system of American slavery.
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The announcement came only a week after Parker indicated the company planned to stand behind Salazar, a marathon champion four decades ago and one of the leading figures in American distance running ever since, and keep the Oregon Project running in his absence.
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While a great danger facing Republicans — one with vast consequences going forward — is that they will wait to act longer than their voters are prepared to tolerate, there are clear signs that Republican willingness to stand behind Trump has begun to fray.
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Are there executives who'll see this and not only want to produce more original scripts but will also want to market those movies and really stand behind them, to stand by people like Jordan Peele, Greta Gerwig, Trey Edward Shults and Ari Aster.
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Grzywinski said that policies, such as a planned transfer of only 25 percent of the private pension funds assets, and not all as feared, to a state-run investment vehicle, as well as loose monetary policy on global markets, stand behind the growth.
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" A spokesperson for Dow Jones, which publishes the WSJ, said via email "We stand behind our fair and accurate reporting of this evolving story which has in no way been undermined by recent events, and remain committed to providing robust coverage of events in Malaysia.
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A new "reflection paper" on the euro's future from the European Commission cautiously entertains such ideas as repackaging euro members' bonds into joint securities (without asking countries to stand behind each other's debts), and an unemployment-reinsurance fund to help treasuries cope with recessions.
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Tom Daschle and the organization's founder John Podesta — say they stand behind current CAP President Neera Tanden following BuzzFeed News' reporting on allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation at the organization in 2016, and staff concerns about her leadership in the wake of that story.
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" She continued, "For the record, while I was not victimized personally by Harvey Weinstein, I stand behind the women who have survived his terrible abuse and I applaud them in using all means necessary to bring him to justice whether through criminal or civil actions.
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As Haiti currently responds to Hurricane Matthew – including CARE's efforts to provide clean meals, water and supplies to those in immediate need throughout the country – we must stand behind mothers like Ermicile and Josephine who are the promise of a more hopeful future for Haiti.
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Artist Erka with her self-portrait underarm in Sofia's Park Kristal Artist Irina Tomova-Erka, says she chose to publicly stand behind the initiative by using her own portrait on all the busts, as a symbol of countless other women in Sofia and Bulgaria.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence, responding for the first time to the Senate's failure to pass an Obamacare repeal bill, said Tuesday that he and President Donald Trump stand behind the new plan to repeal the health care plan now and replace it later.
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"As we have consistently stated, we firmly stand behind the safety and purity of our talc, which has been confirmed by thousands of independent tests by regulators worldwide, including the U.S. FDA and many of the world's leading independent laboratories," the company statement said.
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Until January, the Republican majority will continue to stand behind President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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It makes me feel like if Donald Trump comes after me, if he comes after undocumented immigrant youth, that I'm actually going to have a group of people, a movement that's going to stand behind me and fight for my rights and my justice.
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John Conyers (D-MI) surfaced, a number of grassroots Democrats have pushed back against the calls for resignation on the grounds that it would be unfair for Democrats to suffer while Republicans continue to stand behind the more egregious cases of Trump and Moore.
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In the Brexit negotiations, he secured an open border with Northern Ireland and got the EU to stand behind the country's interests — victories he hoped would carry his party through the general elections spurred by the crumbling of the party's coalition with Fianna Fáil.
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In a statement shared with BuzzFeed News, an Aldi spokesperson said they stand behind the campaign"At Aldi, we are hugely proud of the work that we have done to democratize access to healthy and affordable food," a representative for the supermarket told BuzzFeed News.
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"While we stand behind the intent of the series and the seriousness of the content, these payments are a direct violation of A&E's policies and practices for a documentary," an A&E spokesperson said in a statement posted on its website on Saturday.
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"For the record, while I was not victimized personally by Harvey Weinstein, I stand behind the women who have survived his terrible abuse and I applaud them in using all means necessary to bring him to justice whether through criminal or civil actions," she said.
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"The Security Council must stand behind its resolutions and ensure they have meaning; otherwise, we risk undermining the credibility of the international system," wrote Bolivia, China, Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea, France, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, the Netherlands, Peru and Sweden in the letter seen by Reuters.
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"I stand behind my decision and I want to make this clear, the sole reason that I didn't air the game is because I feel the players disrespected the National Anthem and that is something I hold dear to my heart," she said in a statement.
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Leaders of a Manhattan political club that was once the archetype of moderate Republicanism say they stand behind the decision to invite the founder of a far-right men's group as police investigate violence by and against his group after his speech at their clubhouse Friday night.
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Given that context, it's downright revolutionary that Full Frontal's relatively stark set features no simulated city skyline, no visible musicians, no comfy couch for guests...and no desk for Bee herself, though there is a podium shaped like Full Frontal's logo she can stand behind if necessary.
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" Lawrence goes on ... "For the record, while I was not victimized personally by Harvey Weinstein, I stand behind the women who have survived his terrible abuse and I applaud them in using all means necessary to bring him to justice whether through criminal or civil actions.
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The resolution does not have enough support to override Trump's expected veto, but the rebuke was all the more pointed because the president pleaded with Republicans to stand behind him, and Vice President Pence spent several days on Capitol Hill trying to negotiate a way out.
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In an unusually coordinated series of attacks leveled from congressional offices and the Senate floor, in state capitols and sidewalk protests, Democrats excoriated Mr. Trump as racist and demanded that Republicans either stand behind his comments or condemn him and even rescind their endorsements of his candidacy.
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"There's certainly an advantage to put on that government-issued polo shirt and windbreaker and stand behind the podium and tell people you care about the safety of their families but there are two sides to it," said Ben Pollara, a Florida-based Democratic consultant and fundraiser.
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Former Solicitor General Don Verrilli, who defended DACA's expansion in the previous Hanen case under the Obama administration, told reporters on a call Monday that the administration is trying to use the courts to achieve a policy outcome that it is too scared to stand behind itself.
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At least in the NFC Championship, the officials could stand behind the excuse that there was nothing they could do — the wrong team still might be going to the Super Bowl, but that outcome was reached through the rules as they were set to be interpreted.
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"I just finished the film, so it's not a discussion that I think I can be of any value to, I stand behind the film as it is and certainly everyone is going to be well entitled to their response," Penn told a news conference on Friday.
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Abbey would stand behind Sanders as he knocked on each door, furiously scribbling into his notebook as the disheveled candidate, dressed in a "frumpy winter coat," discussed gritty issues, like the state of the sewage network and garbage pickup schedule, on the door steps of Burlington's residents.
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A trade dispute between the Trump administration and France intensified on both sides of the Atlantic on Tuesday, with U.S. tech giants backing tariffs to retaliate against a new French digital services tax and a top EU official warning the bloc would stand behind its member country.
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"We're in a good place right now because we've taken the approach of not being combative or being personal with anyone," Rocha said, reiterating what he previously told BuzzFeed News — that if Trump signs legislation enshrining DACA protections, he would stand behind him as he signed it into law.
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"We can make it clear we stand behind the people of Hong Kong in defence of the freedoms that we negotiated for them when we agreed to the handover in 1997 and we can remind everyone that we expect all countries to honour their international obligations," Hunt told Reuters.
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"I stand behind these women 1000%, believe them, know they are suffering and in pain, and feel strongly that their voices should be heard and taken seriously," Gaga, 32, who collaborated with Kelly in 2013 on the duet "Do What U Want (With My Body)," said on Wednesday night.
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In the week since the end of the Democratic convention, Trump has doubled down on a feud with the US Muslim family of a service member killed in action, bungled a question about Russia's invasion of Ukraine and is now refusing to stand behind popular members of the party.
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" Without knowing who the woman or women were, the alumnae tried to confidentially reach out to the accuser or accusers, says Steinitz, "to assure them we would provide financial support, that we would be willing to show up in Washington, D.C., and stand behind them at a press conference.
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"We stand behind the robust clinical data that have demonstrated the safety and efficacy of this product since its approval in the U.S. in 1992, representing more than 20 years of real-world use and 24 billion nights of patient therapy worldwide," the spokeswoman told Reuters Health by email.
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Jacqueline seems to intimate to Jane that her biggest enemy—the force holding her back more than anything—is herself, that Jane would find herself on the Didion-Ephron spectrum in no time if she could just find the confidence and the gumption to stand behind her ideas.
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And yet, no matter how low Trump drags America, no matter in how many ways he uses bigotry for transactional purposes, these core voters stand behind him, seemingly incapable of doing anything other than worship the man they gave an office in which he is clearly unfit to serve.
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One military official was given only 20 minutes' notice to head to the White House to stand behind Mr. Trump as he spoke in the Grand Foyer of the White House in the late morning, and the president made edits right until he stepped up to the lectern.
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Mark Meadows of South Carolina and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan got into a heated debate over racism at the hearing after Cohen accused Trump of making racist statements in private and Meadows used a black HUD employee, brought in to stand behind him, to argue the President isn't racist.
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Be picky when selecting your investors as much as they are when choosing youYou need people who will stand behind you, and Woolley-Wilson said she&aposs learned over the years that the money will come, but the relationships she cultivates are the most important piece of the puzzle.
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"We can make it clear we stand behind the people of Hong Kong in defense of the freedoms that we negotiated for them when we agreed to the handover in 1997 and we can remind everyone that we expect all countries to honor their international obligations," Hunt told Reuters.
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Trump naturally wants to stand behind the evangelicals who supported him in his recent election But he doesn't understand that there is a long and intricate history about the practice of religion in the United States, and that religious freedom actually depends on keeping the lines of separation bold and clear.
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" Bayer reiterated Friday that "The benefit-risk profile of Essure has not changed, and we continue to stand behind the product's safety and efficacy, which are demonstrated by an extensive body of research, undertaken by Bayer and independent medical researchers, involving more than 200,000 women over the past two decades.
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As discussions around security sector assistance reforms continue to take place in Congress, so must the conversation about promoting a clearer and more transparent calculus and set of standards that the United States can stand behind as it upholds human rights and governance norms in its security sector assistance programming.
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Joining the brand's current role models Iskra Lawrence, Aly Raisman, and author and activist Cleo Wade, the ambassadors will use their voices to empower the Aerie community, share their stories and create awareness of causes they stand behind by appearing in unretouched campaign imagery across in-store, digital and social marketing.
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"I think what it represents is Republicans coalescing, saying it would be a disaster for Donald Trump to be our nominee and we're going to stand behind the strongest conservative in the race," Mr. Cruz told reporters in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, one of four states with Republican contests on Tuesday.
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The fights, and a cryptocurrency crackdown by the Chinese government, have not stopped Mr. Wu from growing Bitmain into one of the most valuable companies in the industry, and a crucial player in any conversation about the shape of the computer networks that stand behind most of the cryptocurrencies in existence.
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"We stand behind these principles and will be working with our members to both spread awareness of them and redouble our efforts to bring industry together to promote transparency, share expertise and accelerate new technologies to combat online child sexual exploitation and abuse," the Technology Coalition said in a statement.
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You can know nothing at all about the person you happen to pass on the sidewalk or stand behind in line at the deli or find yourself in an elevator with, but you know one thing that they're enduring or enjoying or otherwise experiencing because you've been experiencing it, too.
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" An audio recording of Mr. Bentley, said to be in conversation with the woman, Rebekah Caldwell Mason, was leaked and left Alabama residents listening to the governor utter phrases like "when I stand behind you and I put my arms around you and I put my hands on your breasts.
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Now, Republicans who have seen their party torn apart by Trump's candidacy are once again faced with a familiar dilemma: Publicly abandon a badly wounded candidate who is endangering closely contested congressional races or stand behind him in the dimming hope that he can still win them the White House.
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It's quick, it's very satisfying, but at some point, the album is something you do not only for yourself as a creative and wanting to have bodies of work that you can stand behind in ten years, but I think it kind of steps you outside of that stream a little bit.
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Even as congressional Republicans largely stand behind the President as he faces an impeachment inquiry in the House, lawmakers from Trump's own party this week have joined Democrats in widely condemnation of his recent decision that enabled Turkey to launch an attack on Kurdish forces who fought alongside Americans to defeat ISIS.
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"I stand behind my decision and I want to make this clear, the sole reason that I didn't air the game is because I feel the players disrespected the National Anthem and that is something I hold dear to my heart," owner Brook Songy Anastasiadis said in a statement on WOW's website.
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But like the other men and women here who stand behind the counters of hotels and restaurants, warmly greeting their largely foreign and elite clientele, Mr. Bagagnan fears his line of work may suddenly thrust him onto the front lines of a war with armed militants who could attack at any moment.
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A shot from her first "Women in the Woods" series for Italian Vogue in 1977 features a woman in a forest wearing a lightly colored pleated dress in perfect contrast to the background, staring into the greenery's oblivion, softly clasping her hands together while other women stand behind, none interacting with the other.
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He channeled his Apprentice business tactics and fired FBI Director James Comey along with other key figures, such as Sally Yates, the acting attorney general who told Trump the Justice Department wouldn't stand behind his travel ban, and Preet Bharara, who served as the southern district of New York's U.S. attorney since 213.
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" Bobby Modi, vice president, pet food and pet snacks for J.M. Smucker Co., which bought Ainsworth Pet Nutrition earlier this year, told Fox News in a statement, "We are in the process of reviewing the details of the claim but strongly stand behind the quality of our products, ingredients and sourcing practices.
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"While we stand behind the quality of our product, we are taking the utmost precaution by recalling our Thyroid, USP Tablets only to the wholesale level due to a recent inspection by the FDA at one of our active ingredient manufacturers," Westminster Pharmaceuticals owner and CEO Gajan Mahendiran said in a statement.
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" Still, Burns, who was invited onto the evangelical advisory board by Trump's close confidant and so-called "God whisperer," Florida televangelist Paula White, said he "would have been stronger in reference to pointing out how America does not stand behind neo-Nazis and the KKK — especially me being a black man from South Carolina.
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But the key is to put ideas on the table that would genuinely alarm the conservative movement — and, more important, the corporate interests who stand behind it — and force Trump to make a serious choice about breaking with the plutocrats who prop up his regime or clearly standing in the way of an infrastructure transformation.
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Administration officials said that two years after its annexation of Crimea — an annexation that neither the United States nor its European allies recognize — it was imperative to send Moscow a message that NATO will do all it needs to do in order to stand behind Eastern European members worried that they could be next.
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With Democrats now in control of the House—and, again, with ample evidence that the president's immigration policies are not popular with a majority of voters—they have little incentive to continue to stand behind the president as he prolongs his self-destructive government shutdown, especially now that 800,000 federal workers are missing a paycheck.
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This week was constructed to bring home to her that she is not so special as to be the sole and perfect exception from Gilead's misogyny, which seems to have been her position at the beginning of the Gilead takeover, but which has become an idea that is increasingly difficult for her to stand behind.
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"We can make it clear we stand behind the people of Hong Kong in defense of the freedoms that we negotiated for them when we agreed to the handover in 1997 and we can remind everyone that we expect all countries to honor their international obligations," Hunt told Reuters when asked what Britain could do.
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Even before employee reaction and what I'm saying to you is my first instinct was to follow our playbook of: Stand behind our policies, when it comes to client confidentiality and not do anything that would jeopardize that situation for our relationship with the client and for what it means for the company as a whole.
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The vast majority of congressional Republicans continue to stand behind Trump -- due in no small part to their fear that stepping out on a limb to say he needs to go (or even that the impeachment inquiry is the right thing to do) will lead to the President singling them out and ending their political careers.
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"While we are combining our networks over the next three years, T-Mobile today is submitting to the commission a commitment that I stand behind -- a commitment that New T-Mobile will make available the same or better rate plans for our services as those offered today by T-Mobile or Sprint," Legere wrote in the letter.
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" Responding to the claims, 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment also released a statement on Thursday, writing, "The idea that Jussie Smollett has been, or would be, written off of Empire is patently ridiculous," the statement said, adding, "He remains a core player on this very successful series and we continue to stand behind him.
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"I know the support has been tremendous, everybody coming out supporting, and hopefully we can keep that support, keep that energy at the same level it's been to stand behind justice reform and help things get fixed ... that's all I really ask for," he told CNN ahead of his speech at the Innocence Project gala in New York City.
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"While we are combining our networks over the next three years, T-Mobile today is submitting to the commission a commitment that I stand behind — a commitment that New T-Mobile will make available the same or better rate plans for our services as those offered today by T-Mobile or Sprint," Legere wrote in the letter.
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I met with him and told him about the song and video; it's an artistic statement that we stand behind and believe in but I still wanted to make sure we weren't saying or doing anything insensitive, and I met with the leaders of the Mama Dragons, which is a group of mothers of LGBTQI youth in the church.
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Sometimes, those holding spots in line will stand behind a piece of paper that notes who their spot is for, as the Sunlight Foundation reported in 2011: The line for the first organization meeting of the super committee snaked down a long hallway in the House Rayburn building last week, with people lining up just after the building opened at 7:30 a.m.
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" He also fired back at Westbrook's video in a more in-depth video of his own titled "No More Lies" where he began, "Before I say anything at all, in this video I want to make it very very clear that everything I said in that video in regards to my sentiments towards Tati and my apology, I stand behind one hundred percent.
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Of course we stand behind it, but by us letting go of a preciousness that I felt when I was 21 when we were recording North Hills, even though it was a scrappy band's first record, I was more serious back then because I didn't know what I was doing and if this music thing was going to pan out for us.
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"The White Helmets are probably one of the most inspiring stories that has come out of the Syrian conflict, so it is a very easy group to endorse and stand behind because they are real life heroes on the ground," said Lina Sergie Attar, a writer who founded a humanitarian organization that works with refugees on the Turkey-Syria border.
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Everyone believes — but pointedly won't agree — that Logan's determination to buy rival media corporation PGM (a vague combination of MSNBC and the New York Times) is an ego-driven folly, like the kind of folly the world "folly" was invented for, but absolutely no one who works at Waystar-Royco will stand behind that opinion for more than 15 seconds.
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"Many of us have been dealing with this for a decade or two decades, and I think there are a lot of visits to the area and a lot of discussions that stand behind our views on these issues," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, who had previously counseled the White House on the necessity of maintaining forces in Syria.
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People briefed on the internal discussions said it was James Murdoch — whose wife, Kathryn, once worked at the Clinton Climate Initiative — who first saw Mr. O'Reilly's removal as essential, followed by Lachlan and finally Rupert, who despite his own promotion of women in his companies showed the most willingness to stand behind Mr. Ailes and then Mr. O'Reilly as the allegations piled up.
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Last week newly minted U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis' first international trip since taking office made stops in both Tokyo and Seoul to reassure the U.S. allies that Trump's administration and the U.S. military stand behind them, as well as to issue a warning to North Korea that any use of nuclear weapons would be met with an "overwhelming" response by the U.S. U.S. Rep.
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The nature of those jumpers is also somewhat diversified, more off-the-dribble, less Stand Behind The Three-Point Line Waiting For John Wall To Throw It To Me. But the imbalance, and specifically his tendency to short-circuit a promising drive to the rim with a step-back 18-footer, continues to be what separates Beal from the sky-high ceiling that his talent suggests.
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But we're going to make sure that we can stand behind every single listing, every single host, to make sure that every single listing is accurate, the information's accurate, the photos are what you say they are, the addresses are accurate, they meet minimum standards, they meet basic safety protocol, and the host is who they say they are, and you know what the identity is.
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To: David BrooksFrom: Paul Krugman O.K., since David has written eloquently about the importance of humility, I offer the services of an actor dressed as the Roman slave who, it's claimed, would be assigned to stand behind a general celebrating a triumph, continually whispering "Sic transit gloria mundi" in the hero's ear to remind him that he was, all the same, just a mortal man.
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Read more of Tuesday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... A spokesperson defended the story -- it was "straightforward, fact-based and we fully stand behind it" -- but said "editors should have used a newsroom reporter" to get ahold of the documents in New Haven, CT. Apparently they tapped Bazelon because she's based in New Haven... Read on...
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Here was his message to anyone who felt at risk following the results: "As a company we will not tolerate a sensibility internally that diminishes anyone who works here because of who he or she is — from where someone comes from to who someone chooses to love — and we will also stand behind any employee whose civil rights or dignity is challenged from outside Audible any way we can."
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President Obama on Wednesday promised a smooth transition to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, as he called on Americans to stand behind their new leader and root for his success.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.), who also urged Kavanaugh to stand behind his full record and join Democrats in their calls to adjourn until senators are given a chance to review all relevant documents.
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Luxury is in the detail, and so in order to bring a luxury service to online customers, everything we do has a personal touch: whether within the order itself, in the level of bespoke service provided, or the relevance of the product available, the attention to detail behind everything we do is something we know the customer expects, and is very emblematic of the craftsmanship and art de vivre which we stand behind.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) said he believed the Supreme Court would stand behind the president's executive actions but that, given the ruling, he would ask the Department of Justice "to protect" immigrants covered by the programs.
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Israel's communications minister is urging his country to stand behind President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the wake of his comments on the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., saying that it's more important to bolster ties with Trump than to condemn anti-Semitism.
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Focusing on "gateways" to the law, both architectural and human, Young's work here—a quietly stunning 18-minute video shot in the Brussels court building from which the show takes its title, along with eight coolly beautiful large-scale photographs, named after Kafka's story, that depict interior details from that and other buildings in which legal proceedings are conducted—considers the affectual conditions of the judicial system, the ways in which Western juridical settings structure the power dynamics between those who come before the law and those who stand behind it.
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