With only existing laws and misleading rhetoric standing in the way, what could justify standing in the way of a patient's right to try?
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And, by the way, standing in the way of a fully funded, a fully constructed border wall, standing in the way of merit-based immigration system.
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The vision that our founders had for this country of a government of, by and for the people has been lost, so we need to change this corrupt culture that is standing in the way of progress, that is standing in the way of our voices being heard, that is standing in the way of our votes being counted.
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In some cases, governments are even standing in the way.
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The only thing standing in the way is the FCC.
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But there are plenty of things standing in the way.
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But the principal obstacle standing in the way is political.
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What is standing in the way of such a change?
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My imagination is the only thing standing in the way.
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Why is this newcomer standing in the way of their prosperity?
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The biggest challenge standing in the way appears to be regulations.
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Or are Google's billions really standing in the way of that?
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What's standing in the way of a similar future for us?
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THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS STANDING IN THE WAY OF INVESTMENT.
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There's nothing personal standing in the way of them getting together.
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Far from standing in the way, Republicans joined Democrats en masse.
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But the Justice Department should not be standing in the way.
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Progress is possible, even with Mr. Trump standing in the way.
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There's just one thing standing in the way: all of us.
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They&aposre standing in the way of people expressing ethical values.
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Standing in the way of true love, St. Whoever would say.
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Among the properties standing in the way is Holy Cross-St.
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What if that's standing in the way of a natural performance?
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Collins said the deep cuts to Medicaid were standing in the way.
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Steve Wiebe submits a score, and Mitchell is standing in the way.
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There's a thick seawall standing in the way of a blue wave.
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The only thing standing in the way of transparency is congressional stonewalling.
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Few established politicians are standing in the way of these political newcomers.
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Among the things standing in the way, Biden said, was growing corruption.
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But something seems to be standing in the way of his nomination, too.
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What kind of people are standing in the way of such a thing?
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"The focus right now is on people who are standing in the way."
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The only thing standing in the way of enjoying these perks 24/7?
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And he, as an unelected judge, had no business standing in the way.
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He's standing in the way of a new path forward for Puerto Rico.
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There are still a few obstacles standing in the way of both companies.
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But it's not just Republicans standing in the way of the DREAM Act.
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They argued that the union was standing in the way of teacher diversity.
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However, the courts are once again standing in the way of Trump's agenda.
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Obviously, there are multiple challenges standing in the way of such an endeavor.
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Today, the biggest obstacle standing in the way of reform is sheer inertia.
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The biggest thing standing in the way of this theory is the margins.
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"They're standing in the way" of a House floor vote, King told POLITICO.
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Go deeper: The sticking point standing in the way of a Brexit deal
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The political establishment -- including environmental groups like Climate Solutions -- is standing in the way.
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Their objective was clear -- standing in the way of GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
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He blamed the moderate Tuesday Group for standing in the way of a deal.
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The brain should do this well, but Gsk3β winds up standing in the way.
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There's less standing in the way there than when you compare it to marijuana.
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"I am not standing in the way of Dweezil playing the music," Ahmet said.
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Some of the political roadblocks that were standing in the way seemed to fade.
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Corbyn and the messianic fervor of his supporters standing in the way of a
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Wasserman Schultz's corporate donors are often standing in the way of progress for all.
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One hurdle standing in the way is the lack of standardization, Fitch Ratings said.
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North Korea responded that the United States is standing in the way of denuclearization.
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So what is standing in the way of further gains for the yellow metal?
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And y'all have been standing in the way of progress for far too long.
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Economic obstacles are not standing in the way of a $15-an-hour minimum wage.
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The only thing standing in the way is a truly ridiculous Halloween-themed obstacle course.
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The IEA sees global market forces standing in the way of a U.S. coal recovery.
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There is little standing in the way of Boris Johnson becoming Britain's next prime minister.
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Perhaps, the most notable person standing in the way of Bridenstine's confirmation has been Sen.
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These are some of the pitfalls standing in the way of Apple Pay in China.
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Now there is one last step standing in the way of this bill becoming legislation.
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However, there is one thing standing in the way of breakfast all day, every day.
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Standing in the way of prosperity, of course, will not endear the Democrats to voters.
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But achieving this goal requires that we understand what could be standing in the way.
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And in many areas of the heavily forested nation, elephants are standing in the way.
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There are a couple of obstacles standing in the way of virtual reality's complete domination.
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But of course work challenges aren't the only thing standing in the way of treatment.
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WASHINGTON — Standing in the way of a resolution to the government shutdown is a wall.
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Another thing standing in the way of a Porsche spin-off is VW's governance structure.
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Confession can help remove obstacles standing in the way of our becoming our authentic selves.
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It wasn't long before he was actually standing in the way of bipartisan immigration deals.
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One factor currently standing in the way: His current Disney contract doesn't end until 2021.
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Go deeper: The Northern Ireland sticking point standing in the way of a Brexit deal
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Partisan politics is the reason McConnell is standing in the way of better election security.
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A lot had been standing in the way of Komarov's dream to become a cosmonaut.
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"That is a clip from working on pay equality and other barriers standing in the way of women lawyers and in this campaign, my main message is, I want to break down all the barriers that are standing in the way of people getting ahead."
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The group has concluded that Bendel was standing in the way of its other growth opportunities.
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Mike takes aim at Hector, but Nacho is standing in the way, blocking a clean shot.
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These are the five greatest obstacles standing in the way of a Kansas City dynasty. 1.
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There isn't a lot standing in the way of Winslow becoming dominant force in the NBA.
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WE DON'T WANT IS HEAVY-HANDED REGULATION STANDING IN THE WAY OF BUILDING NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS.
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Though current UK employment law is standing in the way of it doing that, he said.
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They say federal regulations are standing in the way of getting people the help they need.
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And yet there are still a number of barriers standing in the way of cryptocurrency's legitimacy.
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There seems to be little disagreement that our current regulatory approach is standing in the way.
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But Rauner isn't the only thing standing in the way of a liberal victory in Illinois.
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Standing in the way of this nightmare has been a flawed, uneven field of Democratic challengers.
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However, our research strongly suggests that it is not consumers standing in the way of adoption.
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These days, according to his critics, Mr. Lester is also standing in the way of progress.
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Standing in the way this week is a Cleveland team that is equally hard to peg.
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Phew, you might be thinking, There's nothing standing in the way of my romantic date night!
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But there are still serious issues standing in the way of further progress on North Korea.
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If Republicans insist on standing in the way, they will pay the price at the polls.
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Standing in the way, though, was a formidable peak in the middle of Montana's Bitterroot Mountains.
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That's a staggering task, and there are huge technological and political hurdles standing in the way.
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"The secular lobby, the communist lobby, all these people are standing in the way," said Trewaria.
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But there are also cases where too much regulation may be standing in the way of competition.
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Critics say the NRA is standing in the way of gun control legislation that could prevent shootings.
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Spain was the last team standing in the way, but the game was never really a contest.
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We knew everything we needed to know, but the only thing standing in the way was ourselves.
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Suddenly, the Vatican appeared to be standing in the way, dealing the bishops another public relations nightmare.
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What is the greater sin, do you think, adultery or standing in the way of true love?
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Beyond the hurricanes, there are other factors standing in the way of a rate hike this year.
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It seems like the White House is standing in the way of anything getting done on Obamacare.
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The only thing standing in the way of Dak Prescott's first playoff win was, well, several defenders.
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Moscow has a history of standing in the way of Security Council measures that would harm Assad's interests.
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The only thing standing in the way of more home sales is the lack of homes for sale.
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But there's one thing standing in the way of history repeating itself this time: the strong US dollar.
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The only thing standing in the way of the army's plan is voters' apparent sympathy for Mr Sharif.
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Long-time bull Julian Emanuel names one major factor standing in the way of new market highs: Brexit.
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But so many shows like this have a character who's standing in the way of having any fun.
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The message was clear: The only thing standing in the way of Brexit is Corbyn and his party.
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It may be more intentional: standing in the way or blocking the path in hope of some interaction.
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There's one big obstacle standing in the way of working parents getting these quality jobs: a college degree.
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Geale has been viewed by White House officials as standing in the way of the Trump administration's agenda.
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The imports are not blocking the road: it is Allardyce, and those he represents, standing in the way.
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Exasperated by fellow Democrats standing in the way, Roosevelt resolved to push some of them out of office.
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A contentious dispute over abortion is standing in the way of a rare bipartisan deal to stabilize ObamaCare.
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The other trait that Lemonis sees standing in the way of employees' success is the fear of failure.
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Because the status quo is not just stagnant; it's not just standing in the way of American virtue.
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There's a lot standing in the way of getting an accurate read of public perception for 18-year-olds.
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The fossil fuel industry, in large part, is standing in the way of their accelerated deployment and cost reduction.
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If lattes were really standing in the way of becoming a home owner, I guess they had to go.
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Debt from student loans is also standing in the way for Generation X and baby boomers, the report said.
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It turns out, once again, that the only person standing in the way of real change is Hillary Clinton.
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Trump administration regulators have already gotten a reputation for standing in the way of tech, media and telecom deals.
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" Pelosi responded by saying "it's time for you to stop standing in the way of re-opening the government.
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Vanderlinde says there are sometimes other things at play that could be standing in the way of reaching orgasm.
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Too bad the feds—with a broken system for scheduling drugs of all kinds—are standing in the way.
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It's looking like the state of California won't be standing in the way of Elon Musk's flamethrower anytime soon.
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There's only one thing standing in the way of The Rock becoming President in 2020, and that's Kevin Hart.
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In fact, Cube is calling officials "chicken sh*t" for standing in the way of the player's American dream.
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Pelosi has also taken steps to insulate herself from attacks that she's standing in the way of bipartisan progress.
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Becket feels entitled to a share of the family riches, but his evil grandfather is standing in the way.
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But one of his own administration's policies appears to be standing in the way of at least one scientist.
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A handful of world leaders are standing in the way of the progress that millions of people are demanding.
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New York (CNN Business)Today's stubbornly-low oil prices are standing in the way of Saudi Arabia's grand ambitions.
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Opponents argue that these rural minorities and their international supporters are selfishly standing in the way of Nigeria's growth.
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Trump is now, just like anti-immigration politicians of previous eras, the one standing in the way of that.
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Unfortunately, two things are standing in the way of a return to Neptune: The Good Place and The Lost Boys.
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The Mountain swatted Qyburn like a bug, instantly breaking his neck, because he was standing in the way of Cleganebowl.
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The case was one of the biggest obstacles standing in the way of Airbnb's ambition to launch a stockmarket IPO.
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We should expect that they would abuse Swiss data to pursue people standing in the way of their political ends.
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Standing in the way of herds are fields of maize, beans, peas and cassava, often trampled and eaten by elephants.
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Even if that process falters, who wants to be the Republican standing in the way of repealing the individual mandate?
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And people will engage these virtual objects with curiosity and passionate interest, whether you're standing in the way or not.
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There is nothing standing in the way to appointing someone who is openly opposed to cases like Roe v. Wade.
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Congress must stop standing in the way of meaningful campaign finance reform and start working to overturn restrictions to transparency.
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OBAMA SAYS VOTERS NEED TO REMEMBER COME ELECTION TIME WHICH LEADERS ARE STANDING IN THE WAY OF GUN SAFETY EFFORTS
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The only thing standing in the way of all of this change and disruption, many claim, is overbearing government regulation.
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"I'd rather have a Republican minority in denial about what just happened than a Republican majority standing in the way."
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The report also warned that vested interests and a rapidly changing economy were also standing in the way of progress.
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Standing in the way of the rich selection of potential match winning performers on either side are two outstanding goalkeepers.
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Privacy protections are standing in the way of artificial-intelligence programs that could diagnose cancers and screen for genetic disorders.
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The only thing standing in the way of more home sales is the tight supply, especially at the entry level.
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We're going to look at where are some of the barriers to these technologies that are standing in the way.
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But as the Daily Beast reported on Wednesday, House Democrats say the Justice Department could be standing in the way.
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Kampala, Uganda (CNN) — How do women get men who are standing in the way of gender equality to listen to them?
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In his speech, he blamed his political adversaries in government for standing in the way of a solution for the country.
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These organisations want to create a significant shift in British culture, but an absence of funding is standing in the way.
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So Gibson, in the basement of the Rothy's office, keeps circling all the little details standing in the way of success.
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"And there will be nothing left effectively standing in the way of such actions that violate the people&aposs cultural rights."
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"Traditional masculinity is standing in the way of working-class men's employment," Johns Hopkins sociologist Andrew Cherlin said in an interview.
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This rider is one of the main sticking points standing in the way of a deal to keep the government open.
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Only the joyless technocrats at the European Commission are standing in the way of a full return to disco-era dirigisme.
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For anyone standing in the way, a crevasse signifies disaster, and for much of New Orleans's history such disasters were commonplace.
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The only thing standing in the way of it becoming a reality was an end to the New England's playoff run.
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He said that he sees the music industry as standing in the way of dance music's evolution, both creatively and economically.
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So if Parasite has substantial hurdles standing in the way of a win, it also has substantial advantages to buoy it.
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Standing in the way is Alabama (14-0), which will be taking aim at its fifth national championship in eight seasons.
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It's possible — maybe even perfectly reasonable — to imagine that our inability to understand quantum mechanics itself is standing in the way.
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It's possible — maybe even perfectly reasonable — to imagine that our inability to understand quantum mechanics itself is standing in the way.
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And even though the science has come in, still standing in the way is our ingrained workplace culture that valorizes burnout.
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If you are trying to lessen your personal culpability for climate change, your frequent flyer status is standing in the way.
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"That's the frustration, they see the lack of insurance as standing in the way of their patients getting affordable care," Doherty said.
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The ad accuses Democrats and the media of "standing in the way" of Trump's policies, which are portrayed as widely supported Americans.
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Insisting that real incentives wait until after complete disarmament is effectively standing in the way of a whole range of advantageous agreements.
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But with the Church of England's stance on divorce relaxed, there was nothing standing in the way of Harry and Meghan's happiness.
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One of the things standing in the way of turning that fantasy into reality, though, is the problem of off-target effects.
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It's another to realize that one thing standing in the way might be the very values and attitudes that shape our identities.
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The absence of such an incentive is what's standing in the way of putting greenhouse gases safely underneath the Gulf of Mexico.
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Student loan debt is one of the big factors standing in the way of millennials making the progress their parents' generation had.
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It is hard to imagine them standing in the way if he tears up treaties or transfers military forces hither and yon.
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To do nothing, and allow the last Constitutional hurdle standing in the way of a despot to slip away, is equally risky.
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At the same time, some Democrats are expressing alarm that she is standing in the way of the next generation of leaders.
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Standing in the way is the greatest obstacle to decreasing the heart disease mortality rate, which is also the oldest: lifestyle choices.
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" The ads close out by naming the three senators and accusing them of "standing in the way of a simple, fair system.
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There may be legal hurdles standing in the way, even if an agreement is reached and it passes the public review process.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow last week said milk was the main issue standing in the way of a NAFTA deal.
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All the economic obstacles standing in the way of an onslaught of Mexican drivers can be overcome with enough money, they say.
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Republicans have countered that Democrats are standing in the way of help for farmers and are trying to push unrelated energy provisions.
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The harder life gets and the more voices that are raised for change, the steeper the price for standing in the way.
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"Traditional masculinity is standing in the way of working-class men&aposs employment," Johns Hopkins sociologist Andrew Cherlin said in an interview.
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The lack of an enabling regulatory framework is standing in the way of widespread commercial drone adoption here in the United States.
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Just next door, the man standing in the way of Facebook's entry into China — China's president, Xi Jinping — is given full homage.
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I see two chief hurdles standing in the way of us enjoying the best performance from 2016's professional, top-level race drivers.
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But if moderates reject the compromise, they'll be the target of conservative groups that have already accused them of standing in the way.
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There will always be financial factors standing in the way of investing, like paying off student debt, buying a home, or having kids.
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They will plow over the surfboards standing in the way of getting what they want, and what they want is to eat you.
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Read on for 10 things that you may be doing wrong — and that are standing in the way of you truly serving face.
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Standing in the way of this carefuly-orchestrated PR strategy, cultural authorities in Beijing decide what foreign films will be shown in China.
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And since Eminem was standing in the way of that, I decided to help us all out after an exhausting week of news.
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"We want to point out the obstacles that are standing in the way, and show that these obstacles are not insurmountable," says McQuaile.
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The retail industry has been particularly outspoken against the border tax, calling it a "poison pill" standing in the way of tax reform.
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The Financial Times reported that top officials from both sides had resolved most of the issues standing in the way of an agreement.
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There was nothing standing in the way of the Zimbabwean central bank printing money as it had done in the past, he added.
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For years now, politicians have been telling the American public that gridlock in Washington is standing in the way of delivering campaign promises.
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Schumer added on Wednesday that once that happens "only one person" will be standing in the way of the bill passing Senate — McConnell.
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But alas, I think all we have is this hideous blue building that is standing in the way of a much better building.
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The biggest thing standing in the way of a coronavirus-targeted economic stimulus package could be the Trump administration's proposed payroll tax cut.
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He is also never lacking an adversary, some villain standing in the way of progress, holding the game back through lack of imagination.
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They buy solar panels, drive Teslas, and carry their f'ing tote bags everywhere, but they are standing in the way of carbon reductions.
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So my new thing is being independent and not having anybody standing in the way telling me what I can and cannot do.
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" Pruitt responded: "I'm not standing in the way of Mr. Kelly of providing information in front of this committee or any other committee.
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Potentially standing in the way is Mr. Singer's Elliott Management, a hard-nosed hedge fund with experience battling for control of bankrupt companies.
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A well-resourced Congress may be the one thing standing in the way of a Trump administration doing whatever the heck it wants.
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Clinton also lambasted gridlock in Washington, saying Americans were frustrated because they see that politics are standing in the way of action in Congress.
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Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan recently jolted some investors when he said there was nothing actually standing in the way of negative U.S. rates.
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Other senators accused him of standing in the way of a peace deal that he pursued with the FARC as president in 2002-10.
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Money Under 753: How many young people are saving for retirement Short-term savings goals aren't the only thing standing in the way, though.
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Even though a potential merger seems like the obvious thing to do, there's still a lot standing in the way of it actually happening.
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The story of the elderly widow depicts Mr. Trump as a callous businessman willing to crush anyone standing in the way of his greed.
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But despite the progress, there remain a host of unknowns standing in the way of Crispr-based medicines going mainstream, chief among them safety.
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Even despite the, ahem, obstacles that the scientific community has faced over the past six months, there's no standing in the way of progress.
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Policymakers are watching closely for signs that China is ready to tackle the imbalances they see standing in the way of its economic sustainability.
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When he hosted tech executives at the White House in June, Trump pledged to reduce barriers standing in the way of deploying emerging technologies.
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Of course there may be some obstacles standing in the way, especially in older cities with networks of underground pipes for plumbing and gas.
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Playing its music around the Middle East has been difficult for Mashrou' Leila at times, with conflict or social conservatism standing in the way.
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I don't think they're standing in the way because she's actually here testifying and she is answering questions that don't fall under that opinion.
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And for students who are not sure about applying to college, it is one more hurdle standing in the way of their continued education.
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There's enough anecdotal evidence that researchers are taking it seriously, and they let the DEA know they were standing in the way of progress.
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However, now that we have all these experiences and porn available via VR, there's really nothing standing in the way of its world domination.
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Weirdly, the person standing in the way of those efforts has been Pelosi, who thinks impeachment will be an electoral loser for the party.
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So ask yourself: Is this expense standing in the way of your ability to live your daily life, earn an income, or stay well?
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So they're standing in the way of a Senate vote on the bill, demanding changes that they say are essential to protect riders' safety.
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Standing in the way are the Steelers (1133-1123-1113), who have alternately looked like a Super Bowl contender and a laughingstock this season.
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I have been there for you, Mr. Grassley told Mr. McConnell, the man standing in the way of a quick vote on the measure.
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Legal experts told me that if a judge doesn't accept the deal, he'd be standing in the way of freedom for an innocent man.
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Liberalism used to recognize the complexities of immigration; now it sees only a borderless utopia waiting, and miscreants and racists standing in the way.
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In that hospital in Virginia where Rebecca Crumpler has gone, what specifically is standing in the way of hospitals like that getting more support?
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But standing in the way of a fairer system are misconceptions held by many Americans about what it is their justice system actually does.
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He also chided a reporter who suggested it was "sexist" for standing in the way of the first female presidential nominee in American history.
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We know the urgency of the crisis, we know there are ways forward, and we know the people and systems standing in the way.
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Its beneficiaries are easy to caricature as protectionists and rent-seekers who are standing in the way of both consumer choice and global competitiveness.
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He complained about unfriendly courts and "the worst laws of any country anywhere in the world" standing in the way of his immigration policy.
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"Section 230 is standing in the way of justice for my child and other Jane Does out there like her," Ambrose told the Senate committee.
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Cotton, a close ally and a loyalist of President Trump, has recently told anyone standing in the way of Trump's foreign policy ideas to resign.
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The rejection removes a hurdle standing in the way of projects such as the $14.9 billion California Water Fix project for upgrading its water infrastructure.
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I have recommended buying yen from 112.00 and I see little standing in the way of 95.00 aside from verbal intervention, which doesn't work. 1.
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Make no mistake: People of color were the enemy, both spoken and unarticulated, standing in the way of Trump's promise to Make America Great Again.
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Almost half of those people who don't own a home said their financial situation is standing in the way, according to a report by Bankrate.
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And it's standing in the way of our perceptions of what it means to opt out of traditional dating structures, like not participating in dating.
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It is also the general freedom for consumers to try a wide range of new goods and services without cumbersome barriers standing in the way.
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It is past time to end the RFS so that we no longer have an outdated mandate standing in the way of our energy future.
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Even some Republicans are now talking about it as a serious issue, though it's still the right wing largely standing in the way of action.
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With so much at stake, from health care to education to Social Security, more than just ideological differences standing in the way of social change.
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Any Libyan actor or faction that precipitates further civil conflict are harming innocent people and standing in the way of the peace that Libyans deserve.
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Macron might have grumbled about RT to Putin, but France is not standing in the way of RT's plans to start a new French channel.
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"It's a really horrible realization that the only thing standing in the way of a cure for your 21-year-old is money," said Freed.
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For many Americans, high costs of living and the resulting debt is standing in the way of saving for retirement and building long-term wealth.
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On a recent visit to the Charleston facility, we discussed a number of barriers that are standing in the way of better care for veterans.
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Coming out of International Women's Day, we need to commit to actions that remove the financial barriers standing in the way of women entrepreneurs' success.
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"I ask the American people to understand this: The only people standing in the way of keeping the government open are Senate Democrats," Ryan said.
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In a speech to the Senate last year, he told politicians that he thought their deliberations were partisan and standing in the way of progress.
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Find me a so-called unsolvable problem, and I will point you to the greed and corruption standing in the way of solutions to it.
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The play and film, "Inherit the Wind," cast his somewhat fictionalized character as a crabbed, narrow-minded, reactionary fundamentalist, standing in the way of change.
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Radar and cameras cannot always recognize a stop sign if pedestrians are standing in the way or the sign has been knocked down, he explained.
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"Seismic research is vital to unlocking energy potential off our coasts, and federal red tape is standing in the way," he said in a statement.
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A cyberattack on American democracy should be a deal breaker, but to Trump, only one guy is standing in the way: special counsel Robert Mueller.
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It avoided the issue-movie trap of sententiousness while communicating the sadness and injustice of a bigoted culture standing in the way of two women's happiness.
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Russia is thought to be standing in the way of further OPEC-led production cuts, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing unnamed cartel delegates.
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No, really, Ryan Gosling may have been the one standing in the way of Krasinski's inevitable stardom after his iconic role as Jim on The Office.
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" He added: "So when somebody is standing in the way of that, they are saying the American people should settle for less, and that is wrong.
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Rand Paul, one of the four senators who is standing in the way of the bill's progress, describes it as a "giant insurance bail-out superfund".
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai said he believes 5G could be adopted sooner than the market thinks but that regulations are standing in the way.
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On Thursday, China's state planner said that slower income growth and soft home sales were standing in the way of higher consumer spending growth in China.
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In the cases of these leading tech giants — Google, Microsoft, and Amazon — employee principles are standing in the way of cash from morally murky government contracts.
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They know that by standing in the way of immediate action they create the very environment that these criminals depend upon to perpetuate their business model.
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But NFL Network reports things remained amicable between Denver and Kubiak, and the Broncos weren't standing in the way of any interview requests from other teams.
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The current divisive dynamic of our politics, however, is standing in the way of our leaders reaching consensus solutions to the many challenges the nation faces.
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But tough-talking prosecutors, perhaps emboldened by the election of a loudly and consistently "law and order" president in Donald Trump, are standing in the way.
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" The ad, dubbed "Let President Trump do his job," begins by attacking congressional Democrats, the media and "career politicians" for "standing in the way of success.
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Cryptocurrencies are standing in the way of authorities catching "bad guys" who are using payment systems for nefarious purposes, a Bank of America official said Thursday.
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GO creditors have run scathing ads on local radio blasting the "COFINA scam" and accusing that group of standing in the way of Puerto Rico's revitalization.
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It is especially critical that government agencies like the FTC at the forefront of job creation are encouraging jobs and innovation, not standing in the way.
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It ends up on an indie playlist piped into a neighborhood coffee joint, and suddenly a record deal is standing in the way of Sam's future.
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Was she removed because she was standing in the way of some sort of quid pro quo deal that the White House was planning to execute?
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Was she removed because she was standing in the way of some sort of quid pro quo deal that the White House was planning to execute?
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"We feel like he is the one person that is really standing in the way of the (FBI Special Counsel) Robert Mueller investigation," Janz told CNN.
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"The Republicans have done a pretty effective job of making sure that Americans know that Chuck Schumer is the guy standing in the way," she said.
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No Democrat is going to want to sign on to giving away their only real means of standing in the way of Trump and his agenda.
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"Senate Bill 4 is a common-sense measure that prevents governments in Texas from standing in the way of federal enforcement of immigration law," he said.
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Addressing these misconceptions is critical to understanding the importance of adoption for all children and working to reduce barriers standing in the way of their adoption.
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"Lifting the moratorium would strengthen the signal to markets that the federal government is not any longer standing in the way of fossil energy," he said.
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Just last week, she said they were "the only thing standing in the way" of a school choice system that relies on charter schools and vouchers.
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The goal is to reduce the barriers standing in the way of the ordering process and to provide an efficient means of collecting real-time inventory data.
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Then there's a fleet of blockbusters that seem likely to struggle, especially with Mad Max and The Martian (which made the DGA list) standing in the way.
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And that plays out in their shared pretend narrative, as Emmet tries to "grow up" to please Lucy, and finds some major clichés standing in the way.
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Watching 13th, the new documentary from Ava DuVernay (Selma), is like standing in the way of a fire hose that's being slowly cranked up to full blast.
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He's the sniveling physical embodiment of government incompetence, always standing in the way of the GRS and using his position in the CIA to declare his superiority.
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St. James Parish, Louisiana, is home to L'eau Est La Vie, a camp standing in the way of the Bayou Bridge pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners.
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These are some of the conditions standing in the way of a quality education for students at Detroit's public schools, according to the city's main teacher's union.
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And the notion of the Supreme Court standing in the way could have cast a dark shadow on the marijuana ballot measures voters will consider this November.
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The G.O. group has funded radio ads in Puerto Rico calling COFINA a "scam" and accusing its creditors of standing in the way of the island's recovery.
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The trip follows a June visit to the Middle East by Kushner and Greenblatt that exposed some major roadblocks standing in the way of a peace agreement.
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Big rail is standing in the way of modernized trucking that will make the best use of our country's aging infrastructure and alleviate congestion on our roadways.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, the ranking Republican on the committee, said he did not believe the White House was standing in the way of the committee's work.
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His plan does allow more mainstream Republicans to argue he is making an effort and that Pelosi's Democrats are standing in the way of reopening the government.
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A politics centered around economic populism, solidarity, and telling everyone standing in the way of the working man and woman having a good life to f-off.
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The Republican Party characterized itself as the only thing standing in the way of Obama taking away (white) people's guns and health care and way of life.
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He recounted a story of a young woman who came up to him and said she was sick of politicians standing in the way of her dreams.
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The pallbearer, Bobby Rankin, a close personal friend of Cummings', said he blames McConnell for standing in the way of his deceased brother's access to veterans' healthcare.
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"Jeff Klein is standing in the way of all this legislation I care about," said Ms. Shuminova, pointing to issues like women's reproductive health and voting rights.
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The fear of being seen as a coward or hypocrite hasn't motivated those who are standing in the way of reducing gun violence so far, after all.
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Steny Hoyer, Democrats who have been very vocal in their criticism of Trump, calling them "career politicians" who keep "standing in the way of success" for Trump.
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But unlike that kitchen drawer filled with old packets of duck sauce and rubber bands, your money mishmash could be standing in the way of your goals.
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The scene powerfully illustrated to me the ways your own mind can let you down, standing in the way of something you want with all your heart.
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One of the main problems standing in the way of fully tackling this problem is social media companies' — particularly Twitter's — inaction in the face of widespread misogynistic abuse.
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Before you sang "Standing in the Way of Control" at the gig, you said that for a time you weren't sure you ever wanted to perform it again.
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In a speech in Aachen, Germany, last week, Macron urged Merkel to drop her "fetish" for fiscal conservatism, which he suggested was standing in the way of progress.
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If Facebook, globalization, and other trends are leading to fragmented realities, then they are impeding that crucial cooperation — they are standing in the way of humanity's next step.
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So Lutsenko basically launched this entire campaign to get rid of her because he thought that she was kind of standing in the way of his own power.
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I'm not entirely sure I'm serious about this idea, but I also don't see much standing in the way of allowing smart home devices to communicate by voice.
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What that essentially means is you can easily download Netflix episodes in seconds, without needing to worry about a poor connection standing in the way of your streaming.
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It can help you understand the mysteries of the Universe, but it won't stop your near-instant death if you're standing in the way of a pyroclastic flow.
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TOP U.S. AND CHINESE OFFICIALS HAVE RESOLVED MOST OF THE ISSUES STANDING IN THE WAY OF A DEAL TO END THEIR LONG-RUNNING TRADE DISPUTE - FT, CITING SOURCES
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That's why the left will do a lot more good by advancing effective policies on growth, employment, and fiscal policy than by standing in the way of globalization.
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Uber has successfully portrayed regulators like PPA that oppose their entry — or insist that they conform to onerous taxi regulations — as reactionaries standing in the way of progress.
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We are standing in the way of the Middle East undoing the unforeseen chaos that was spawned with the passing of the Sykes-Picot Agreement just after WWI.
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"Red tape is standing in the way of our military having access to the technology it needs to lead in today's complex and ever-evolving landscape," she said.
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The Murdoch outlets have been standing in the way, he said, by creating a "false reality bubble denying science" that scares amenable Republican politicians away from the cause.
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So go back to marathoning Parks & Recreation in peace, knowing that Poehler is not currently standing in the way of children drinking from water fountains at the park.
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Celebrities who reveal their postpartum depression also might consider addressing the reality that stigma is not the only thing standing in the way of seeking treatment for many.
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Christie's close ties to Trump are likely to be the biggest hurdle standing in the way of the former U.S. attorney getting the top job at the FBI.
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The HKMA had remained silent despite the Hong Kong dollar's sharp weakening in recent days, prompting speculation that it was not standing in the way of currency weakness.
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Before tapping your emergency fund, ask yourself: Is this expense standing in the way of your ability to live your daily life, earn an income, or stay well?
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The only thing standing in the way, Democrats say, has been Mr. Christie, the state's embattled governor, whom Mr. Murphy's campaign has targeted as frequently as Mr. Trump.
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Many Canadians have interpreted Mr. Trump's threats to move ahead with a bilateral deal without them as bluster, given the procedural and legal hurdles standing in the way.
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The only thing standing in the way of achieving that dream, they tell me, are policies that elevate people of color, immigrants and poor people without health care.
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Republicans slammed Democrats for voting down the $1.1 billion bill, arguing the party is standing in the way of funding it has claimed for months to desperately want.
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The deadline he set is here and we still do not have a solution for these Dreamers, for one simple reason: President Trump is standing in the way.
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Sondland told Taylor, "President Zelensky, needed to make clear to President Trump that he, President Zelensky, was not standing in the way of investigations," according to Taylor's transcript.
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And in their telling, this scheme began with an effort to oust the US Ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, who was standing in the way of these demands.
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It was like a boulder that was standing in the way of shorter books that were in the house, tempting me with their bigger type and smaller ambition.
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It is clear, at this point, that Trump blames Democrats for building a law that didn't work — and standing in the way of efforts to fix that law.
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Some of them, he said, also can apply to negotiations in civilian life: Identify fears and use them as leverage What's standing in the way of the person talking?
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And if the only thing standing in the way of that are government agencies headed by Trump appointees, it's hard to see how this turns out well for consumers.
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WALLACE: Mr. President -- one of the issues that is standing in the way of more progress, as you know, are the allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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But the deeper we got into the film, the more I felt like its conceptual brilliance was standing in the way of us actually getting invested in the story.
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So then adding Lupita having to run and get the Epipen and through the zombies… all of a sudden the zombies are standing in the way of something real.
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He's always felt like Davis and her husband were his family, but the almost $10,000 adoption costs were the only thing standing in the way of it becoming official.
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"I was standing in the way of his truck door [and] he kicked me in the stomach to get me out of the way," she said in the filing.
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The majority of those polled said their current cost of living was the greatest obstacle standing in the way of planning, followed by health-care costs and rising prices.
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Forget the Pacers ... the Cavs are gonna smash on EVERY NBA TEAM standing in the way of their quest for another ring -- so says UFC heavyweight champ Stipe Miocic.
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Rita Ora is totally down for a night on the town with hunky Russian 'Bachelor' Alex Sparrow, but there's a huge problem ... her manager is standing in the way.
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Trump's reasoning goes that violent crime will be reduced if we deport undocumented immigrants, and sanctuary cities are standing in the way of his brand of law and order.
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Dent called the new bill an "exercise in blame-shifting" by the Freedom Caucus to avoid the heat they took for standing in the way of the previous version.
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But given the coming ideological makeup of the court, public pressure might be one of the only barriers standing in the way of the of the court overturning Roe.
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The biggest of the announcements was that he is seeking a review of federal policies to see what is standing in the way of a thriving nuclear power industry.
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ANOTHER THING STANDING IN THE WAY OF INVESTMENT IS THAT WE DON'T HOLD OUR MANAGEMENTS OR BOARDS ACCOUNTABLE ENOUGH AND I MADE THE MONEY BECAUSE I'VE HELD THEM ACCOUNTABLE.
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How can educators address the main factors at this critical 9- to 12-year-old window that are standing in the way of more girls going into STEM fields?
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Thankfully, a growing number of states are passing bipartisan legislation to clear the rape kit backlog — but some local officials are standing in the way, like Georgia State Sen.
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The merger has already received approval from the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission, so the states are the only group standing in the way of the deal.
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The biologics provision is one of four key issues raised by Democrats standing in the way of congressional approval of USMCA, the Trump administration's top legislative priority this year.
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Still, there is so much important work left to do and McConnell is standing in the way - proudly calling himself the "grim reaper" and refusing to do his job.
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Erin said she's a naturally outgoing and cheery person, and the constant tears and depression weighing on her were standing in the way of her being her best self.
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"Take any problem in Washington, and the corrupting influence of money in politics is standing in the way of fixing it," Gillibrand said in a statement to The Hill.
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That could be a huge boon for Tesla, as Musk also said at the meeting that the biggest thing standing in the way of the company's growth is battery production.
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He wanted his people to have good government and futures in this country, but the Black Hand and the panic it stirred up was standing in the way of that.
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In a world filled with legitimate problems, it's certainly not the biggest fish to fry, but it is one more thing standing in the way of our glassy-skin goals.
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Though, in her defense, it appears that once Trump drafts a tweet there's nothing standing in the way of him sharing it with the world ... not even immediate family members.
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Aside from keeping Sessions away from the attorney general spot, there are two buffers standing in the way of the federal government just devolving into full "Just Say No" territory.
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With the Justice Department already approving Disney's bid to buy Fox, however, there is very little standing in the way of that becoming a reality as soon as next year.
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I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHO ARE THE BOARD MEMBERS STANDING IN THE WAY OF THIS MANAGEMENT RIGHT NOW SO I CAN GO FIND OUT MYSELF EXACTLY HOW WEAK THEY ARE.
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Access to childcare when schools have literally been closed for almost a month is another issue standing in the way of a person's ability to work and earn a living.
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Chiara Liguori, Amnesty policy advisor, said the human rights movement should be a "key player" in a diverse mass movement to oppose those standing in the way of climate action.
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"Consumers should be able to use the internet on the device they want, using the apps and services they want without their internet provider standing in the way," says Pelosi.
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As part of the list of hurdles standing in the way of many women's access to abortion in the U.S., most states require providers to have scripted conversations with patients.
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Many of the barriers standing in the way of a national coal binge are things like economic and regulatory dysfunction — barriers that many people would rightly prefer to tear down.
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He might be ineffective, but he's the only thing standing in the way of a genuine governmental crisis, one much greater than the one the nation is embroiled in currently.
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Brock Lesnar's personal "advocate," Paul Heyman, tells TMZ Sports ... the only real thing standing in the way of a UFC fight with Daniel Cormier is the size of his paycheck.
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Here's the thing, though: Trump could suddenly start acting like Prince Charming complete with white horse, but there's one big problem standing in the way of this chameleon transformation -- Google.
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Roger Stone wants Donald Trump to let the American people legally toke, like he promised in the campaign -- and if Jeff Sessions is standing in the way ... smoke him out.
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Nobody wanted to be the one member of Congress standing in the way of delivering on a campaign promise the party has made for the better part of a decade.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Tuesday sought to blame Democrats for what it calls a "border crisis," claiming that Democrats were standing in the way of much-needed laws.
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The preparation phase was omitted altogether, unless one counts the Agriculture Department preemptively removing someone standing in the way, who is the only affected official not in an acting capacity.
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Standing in the way of a fourth straight victory: a Northern Arizona team that has allowed an average of 315.3 points in dropping its first three games of the season.
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The bill forbids any class representative who was previously a client of the class lawyer, thus standing in the way of institutional investors hiring experienced lawyers in securities class actions.
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It was more stuff like Justice Vs Simian, "Deceptacon" by Le Tigre, the Soulwax version of "Standing In The Way Of Control," the Soulwax version of a lot of tunes.
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House and Senate committees have both passed measures designed to stop federal officials from standing in the way of states implementing their own own laws — which has become routine. Sens.
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"I think this a huge step forward for Virginia because this law was standing in the way of communities that really want to reckon with their public history," Hudson said.
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Standing in the way of Rybakina and a second career crown is fourth seed Zhang Shuai, who powered past Veronika Kudermetova 6-3 6-4 in the other semi-final.
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It's hard not to read these women again during our own era of political and sexual upheaval and wonder whether love is standing in the way of a feminist future.
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Last year, for example, Sudan pledged not to pursue future arms deals with Pyongyang after the US government suggested such sales were standing in the way of major sanctions relief.
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The only thing standing in the way of a spending agreement "is a handful of Democrats who are insisting on an 11th hour bailout of Obamacare," Mulvaney said in a statement.
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The lawsuit from the coalition of 85033 attorneys general was the last obstacle standing in the way of the lucrative deal, which has already received the green light from federal regulators.
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The lawsuit from the coalition of 15 attorneys general was the last obstacle standing in the way of the lucrative deal, which has already received the green light from federal regulators.
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"By standing in the way of a fair market place for images, Google is threatening innovation and jeopardizing artists' ability to fund the creation of important future works," Ms Miyashita said.
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And the drug companies need to make it clear that the only people standing in the way of those lower prices and fewer barriers are those politicians and regulators in Washington.
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There's nothing standing in the way of that prediction after the conquest of King's Landing, and Bran ending up as a symbolic occupant of the throne would allow for it too.
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Such a pill would bypass the patent issues that allow Mylan to corner the market on the epinephrine injector, but there is a host of other issues standing in the way.
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It was time, he said, for the right to stamp out degenerate liberalism once and for all—but some of his fellow conservatives, like David French, were standing in the way.
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BLAME GAME BEGINS: Republicans slammed Democrats for voting down the $1.1 billion bill, arguing the party is standing in the way of funding it has claimed for months to desperately want.
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Emojipedia's Chief Emoji Officer Jeremy Burge — who also sits on Unicode's emoji subcommittee — told Wired that there are some technical obstacles standing in the way of creating an interracial couple emoji.
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The conservative group Heritage Action on Wednesday held a press call to accuse moderates of standing in the way of a deal and called for lawmakers to regroup over the recess.
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A mere 35 miles from the DMZ, Seoul has thousands of smooth marble ledges with nothing but a bit of air pollution and the city's notorious dust standing in the way.
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Any semblance of plot falls apart around the time it becomes clear that the only thing standing in the way of conflict in the last free city is literally Pamela Anderson.
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By standing in the way of solidarity, it has produced an exceptional country that accepts without flinching the most extreme wealth alongside deprivation that has no place in the industrialized world.
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Other progressives, like Alexandra Rojas, the executive director of Justice Democrats, have said that Warren is standing in the way of Sanders and could push the party toward a contested convention.
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"Treasury is targeting four state governors aligned with former President Maduro for standing in the way of severely needed humanitarian assistance and prolonging the suffering of the Venezuelan people," he added.
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But like everyone else in Trump's dysfunctional foreign policy team, Bolton wore out his welcome, standing in the way of his boss' impetuous instincts and seeking a share of the spotlight.
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"There is nothing standing in the way," said Raul Urteaga, the top trade official in Mexico's agriculture ministry and one of the people involved in the NAFTA negotiations of the 1990s.
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"Traditional masculinity is standing in the way of working-class men's employment, and I think it's a problem," Andrew Cherlin, a sociologist and public policy professor at Johns Hopkins, told the Times.
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If you stand in the way of measures that are designed to safeguard these principles, I think you are standing in the way of American democracy or at least not respecting it.
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After all, Mellie entered Scandal as the First Lady we were all expected to hate for standing in the way of Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) and Fitzgerald Grant's (Tony Goldwyn) love story.
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The heads of the IMF and World Bank both said they are preparing to move quickly to help ease Venezuela's worsening humanitarian crisis, but the leadership question is standing in the way.
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Other flying taxi programs, usually involving electric aircraft are in development, but as Uber points out there's plenty of issues standing in the way of you hailing a taxi in the sky.
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Don't worry about The Rock and Vin Diesel's old beef standing in the way of future 'Fast & Furious' flicks 'cause the money train can't be stopped ... according to their co-star, Tyrese.
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Unfortunately, standing in the way is a fact-averse President Trump who calls climate change a Chinese hoax and a Republican Party addicted to campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry.
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The big argument: Graham framed his health care plan as the only thing standing in the way of the United States' eventual move to a single-payer system (he didn't explain why).
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"The United States is not standing in the way and will not stand in the way of business that is permitted with Iran" since the nuclear deal took effect, Mr. Toner said.
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Potentially standing in the way of the formation of this European champion is one of the EU's purest examples of centralised power: the European Commission's antitrust enforcement arm, led by Margrethe Vestager.
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Now the most significant obstacle standing in the way of revising what's known as Article 9, which dictates the Japan cannot be an aggressor abroad, is a popular referendum on the issue.
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Speaking at the hearing, Mr. Bhalla said the property was the only thing standing in the way of completing a promenade along a riverfront that was once teeming with longshoreman and factories.
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But for all the obstacles standing in the way of her United States Open title defense, the most challenging proved to be the indomitable woman on the other side of the net.
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Past and present advisers to Trump told The Atlantic in February that Trump sees Sanders as the weakest of the top Democratic candidates — and isn't standing in the way of his rise.
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The main thing standing in the way of such a win streak is Matt Ryan getting a chance to work out the kinks in his team's passing game against Arizona's underwhelming secondary.
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We live our best lives when we feel like we're untethered, that we can do what we want and what's best for us without a ton of obstacles standing in the way.
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With the new year underway, House Democrats are continuing our work For the People, and we invite Leader McConnell to work with us – or at very least, stop standing in the way.
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And if it meets that standard, there's nothing — there's no interest we have in standing in the way of appropriately honoring the treaty that we have with Turkey with respect to extradition.
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The horrors of the ISIS genocide continue, and the most deliberative body in the world is standing in the way of fixing a major problem in our government's response to that tragedy.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and White House press secretary Sean Spicer have also framed the Senate health bill as the only thing standing in the way of single-payer health care.
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It's finally Election Day, and the only thing standing in the way of you casting your vote for the president of the United States of America is a whole lot of other people.
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But right now the technology remains nascent, with some fundamental challenges — such as energy efficiency and scalability — yet to be overcome and thus standing in the way of blockchain's much touted transformative potential.
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"Certainly from an Irish perspective, if such an ask happens, we won't be standing in the way on that," Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told journalists after a meeting with Maas in Dublin.
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The volunteers agree that the stakes could not be higher and note that Mike Pence, in particular, is among the most threatening and terrifying politicians standing in the way of pro-choice policies.
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On one hand, there's the incessant need to have as much fun as humanly possible; on the other, there are those pesky classes standing in the way between you and the real world.
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"Stubborn opposition" to fossil fuels is standing in the way of lifting billions of people out of poverty, U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry told a major gathering of natural gas professionals on Tuesday.
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Quebec's Prime Minister Philippe Couillard, also speaking to reporters at Airbus's Toulouse headquarters, said approval from the regulators was the final hurdle standing in the way of a viable future for the CSeries.
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What is putting a crimp on spring, which officially started back on March 28, and standing in the way of such seasonal delights as planting a garden and firing up the backyard barbecue?
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"[Neal is] the one person that has the authority in Washington to get Trump's state tax returns from New York, and he's the one person standing in the way," Morse recently told me.
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NASHVILLE — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos often rattles off the list of detractors standing in the way of expanding school choices for the nation's children: the unions, the Democrats, the protesters and the bureaucrats.
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As a climate campaigner at Greenpeace, Jiang works with climate change advocacy organizations such as Zero Hour to confront fossil fuel companies and politicians standing in the way of transformative climate change action.
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"At last, our client will be able to get the care she needs without federal officials standing in the way," Brigitte Amiri, a senior staff attorney for the A.C.L.U., said in a statement.
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Chen said that the country's revised 224 environmental law needed to be stronger, and singled out local governments as standing in the way of attempts to get polluting companies to follow environmental regulations.
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Chen said that the country's revised 2015 environmental law needed to be stronger, and singled out local governments as standing in the way of attempts to get polluting companies to follow environmental regulations.
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Likewise, in a world where reality is merely an inconvenient obstacle standing in the way of increasingly absurd points of view, Wayne Rooney going to the Euros is the least of our problems.
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Once he has experienced an actual defeat, and is no longer standing in the way of a Hillary Clinton presidency but is rather being blamed for it, his popularity could drop even further.
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Standing in the way of this are older religious humans who overwhelming control governments and legal policy around the world, and they will insist we remain biological mammalian entities for as long as possible.
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While these seem like trivial issues when you consider the big picture, these are perhaps the ego-affecting things that could end up standing in the way when similar-sized companies decide to merge.
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That's because Mulvaney, the Tea Party favorite from South Carolina, was a co-founder of the far-right House Freedom Caucus that Trump and GOP leaders believe is standing in the way of passage.
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TV's "Rising" that the National Environmental Policy Act's (NEPA) permitting process is the main roadblock standing in the way of projects like oil and natural gas drilling on federal land and building more infrastructure.
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In the United States, there is less standing in the way between an employer who wants to hire someone and a person who wants to work than in most Western European countries or Japan.
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Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis) on Monday said the refusal of Democrats to back border security measures is standing in the way of a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Earlier this week Lagarde and World Bank President David Malpass said separately they are preparing to move quickly to help ease Venezuela's worsening humanitarian crisis, but the leadership question is standing in the way.
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Some MSNBC anchors who have warned against socialist policies — Mr. Matthews, for instance, suggested a socialist leader would order executions in Central Park — have been dismissed as elites standing in the way of progress.
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Speaking only on the condition of anonymity despite repeated requests to be on the record, the official accused Mr. Graham of attacking homeland security officials and standing in the way of needed immigration changes.
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Standing in the way of Mr. Cuomo's vision is the failing condition of the station's 110-year-old rail tunnels, and a lack of progress on a $11.3 billion plan to build new ones.
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Standing in the way of Mr. Cuomo's vision is the failing condition of the station's 110-year-old rail tunnels, and a lack of progress on a $11.3 billion plan to build new ones.
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Much the same as Flake, the Tennessee senator has voted with Trump over 85033 percent of the time and indicated he has no plans of standing in the way of the White House's agenda.
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However, a top White House official said on Monday the U.S. side is "not satisfied yet" about all the issues standing in the way of a deal to end the U.S.-China trade war.
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Bolsonaro's national security adviser, retired Army General Augusto Heleno, confirmed earlier on Thursday that the president wants to move Brazil's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, but that logistical considerations were standing in the way.
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"Traditional masculinity is standing in the way of working-class men's employment, and I think it's a problem," Andrew Cherlin, a sociologist and public policy professor at Johns Hopkins, told the New York Times.
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Evans calls this shift job atomization, and posits that society's ingrained "assumption that every able-bodied adult should have a full-time job" is the actual problem standing in the way of an automated future.
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Finding the perfect present for someone who's been burned by 2018 might seem like just another challenge standing in the way of you and the new year, so we thought we'd lend a helping hand.
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In 2016, during the tight and at times bitter contest for the Democratic nomination, some Hillary Clinton supporters viewed Sanders voters as a less diverse coalition standing in the way of the first woman president.
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It's not only state finances standing in the way of Iraqi participation in an OPEC cut, but also the often contentious relationship between the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdish leadership in Iraq's northeast.
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Everything standing in the way of scaling Facebook's usage is, under the Zuckerberg regime, collateral damage — hence the old mantra of 'move fast and break things' — whether it's social cohesion, civic values or vulnerable individuals.
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" In one, outspoken Chicago Public Schools principal Troy LaRaviere says, "In Chicago we have endured a corrupt political system and the chief politician standing in the way of us getting good schools is our mayor.
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Top shareholder Vivendi does not see Telecom Italia's debt level as standing in the way of the Italian phone group's investments or growth plans, according to written comments by Vivendi Chief Executive Arnaud de Puyfontaine.
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Once you know what to focus on to be productive, you need to start saying "No" to things that aren't on your important list, and that are standing in the way of the perfect day.
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The deal, a major step toward overcoming acrimony standing in the way of any further rapprochement between longtime foes Washington and Tehran, was the culmination of months of diplomatic contacts, secret talks and legal maneuvering.
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The official said Maduro and a dozen other Venezuelan officials were standing in the way of a political transition, and the U.S. government was open to conversations about how to help them leave the country.
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But those behind the statehood movement say they will not be deterred and acknowledge it will take dedication and perseverance to overcome the resistance and inertia standing in the way of statehood for Puerto Rico.
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"After an F.B.I. investigation, if we know then what we know now, no one should be standing in the way of this confirmation," said Josh Holmes, a Republican strategist and close ally of Mr. McConnell.
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Lange pointed to steel and aluminum tariffs, the threat of automotive duties, the long-running Boeing-Airbus disagreement, and a dispute involving Spanish olives as four major problems standing in the way of full cooperation.
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The Indiana-born federal judge who President Donald Trump once said could not be impartial because he was "Mexican" cleared a major obstacle standing in the way of Trump's long-promised border wall with Mexico.
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During a recent sexual dry spell — brought on by an episode of extremely low self-esteem — I realised the one thing standing in the way of a fun and fulfilling sex life was my own brain.
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They intend to hammer home the evidence of obstruction of justice in Mueller's 448-page report, and point out how the policy appears to be all that's standing in the way of indicting Trump for obstruction.
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However you feel about DACA and how to solve that problem which we want to solve, they&aposre standing in the way of actually securing our border which most Americans agree should be a top priority.
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The fact that our light was the strongest so far—with an even brighter Hollywood light on the way—I believe we influenced those who were standing in the way of his freedom to step aside.
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Will I one day sneak into a Spartan fort and find him patrolling with a Polemarch's symbol floating above his head, just another thoughtless target standing in the way between my character's goals and his feelings?
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"Let me be clear: the only thing standing in the way of a landmark defense and border security bill is a handful of Democrats who are insisting on an 11th hour bailout of Obamacare," Mulvaney said.
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But Apple's implementation of 3D Touch on the home screen — where everything is just a shortcut to something inside the app instead of serving as a more functional widget — seems to be standing in the way.
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"With 100 percent of House Democrats — every single one — and a handful of Republicans actually standing in the way of President Trump's plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, we're back to the drawing board," Pence said.
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Republican senators standing in the way of the name change are engaging in selective historical thinking when it comes to Russell, because even they know the former senator's racial politics aren't something to be remembered favorably.
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But events like the Brexit referendum and recent terrorist attacks in Europe, as well as domestic issues like Italy's economic problems and political crises, are standing in the way of a more robust recovery, he said.
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Is it delusional to think that women leads in the future can be more like Lara Jean, more concerned with figuring out her own feelings than fixing whatever's standing in the way of her boyfriend's emotional growth?
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In recent days they have taken to social media and the airwaves to promote themselves and lash out at critics and anyone they view as standing in the way of Trump's agenda or his prospects for reelection.
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"We're seeing clear evidence that all of these distractions are standing in the way of their ability to achieve legislative accomplishments," said Republican strategist Alice Stewart, a top aide to Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign last year.
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AGAIN, I THINK THAT THE THINGS THAT YOU'RE MENTIONING ARE THINGS THAT BEFORE THE TURN AT THE COMPANY, THE CEO, I LOOK AT THIS BOARD AND I'M HARD PRESSED TO SEE WHO IS STANDING IN THE WAY.
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If he truly respected women, he would make every effort possible to ensure that each of us could get the reproductive health care we need, without the Trumps and Pences of the world standing in the way.
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"With these iconic photos we hope to challenge society's current unrealistic standards of beauty, and really question what is standing in the way of more diverse and inclusive images in the fashion industry and media," she says.
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In total, California, New York, and New Jersey will put $1.3 billion on the table in the coming years to help chip away at one of the biggest barriers standing in the way of widespread EV adoption.
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The sad thing is that Johnson's stardom, derived as it is from wrestling and movies about cars being used as weapons, is probably the chief thing standing in the way of his ever getting the hosting gig.
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ROME (Reuters) - Top shareholder Vivendi does not see Telecom Italia's debt level as standing in the way of the Italian phone group's investments or growth plans, according to written comments by Vivendi Chief Executive Arnaud de Puyfontaine.
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Tammy Baldwin Primary date: August 14 Baldwin is all that's standing in the way of Republicans' total takeover of Wisconsin's statewide seats -- and she'll be on the ballot at the same time the engine that drove Gov.
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As liberals push to redirect government spending for their own proposals, they say they'll make the case that Republicans are standing in the way of progress through their own wasteful spending and tax cuts for the wealthy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A wall of consumer and business angst is standing in the way of euro zone economic recovery and there are renewed signs of deflation in the bloc's biggest countries to worry the European Central Bank.
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Instead of standing in the way, as it has with recent Emirati-Iranian diplomacy, America should encourage this humanitarian thaw between the UAE and Iran, expand it to include Saudi Arabia, and extend it to other issues.
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But its success in the House, by a 301-to-123 vote, is only a temporary salve to the bitter feuds that are standing in the way of a broader agreement over federal spending for next year.
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"I think he has reached a certain point where he is sick of people inside the administration who are standing in the way of his policy agenda," said Andrew Surabian, a former special assistant to the president.
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This was the year teens around the world collectively freaked out about climate change, skipped school in the millions, and threw down a heavy guilt trip on all the older leaders standing in the way of progress.
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Congressional Democrats—minority members of the House Science Committee—called the roundtable as a plea to the Republican-led Congress to stop standing in the way of the military's preparations for the heightened dangers of a warming world.
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"Nothing is standing in the way of using VAR (at the World Cup), as far as I'm concerned," Infantino told a news conference in the Russian city of St Petersburg on the eve of the Confederations Cup final.
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Sports betting has been legalized in eight states so far in 2018, with more on the way, but the Wire Act of 1961 may be standing in the way of bettors being able to bet across those states.
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Jia's ownership stake in Faraday Future is crucial because it's the only thing standing in the way of Evergrande — which owns a bigger 45 percent stake, but carries less voting rights — taking full control of the EV startup.
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"At last, our client will be able to get the care she needs without federal officials standing in the way," Brigitte Amiri, senior staff attorney with the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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He and his colleagues cited 210 million opportunities to improve cardiovascular risk among Americans by addressing behaviors that are currently standing in the way of progress: 71 million people are physically inactive, participating in no leisure-time exercise.
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But potentially standing in the way of a deal is Western Digital, the American data storage company that owns part of a Toshiba semiconductor factory in Japan and has argued that it has a say in any deal.
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But beyond the immediate political environment — and whether or not Mr. Trump is re-elected — larger trends are standing in the way of any return to the golden age of globalization so beloved by those who attend Davos.
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Many members of Congress are also standing in the way of closing the unlawful U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where dozens of people have been held for more than a decade without being charged with any crimes.
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But the principles are also standing in the way of any concrete bipartisanship on DACA, laying out impossible demands that Democrats would never agree to — and that are pretty far to the right of what many Republicans want.
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There are a lot of ways this story could have gone wrong, by demonizing Theo as the needy wife standing in the way of true love or, alternatively, by demonizing Karl and Danny's relationship as something unreal and unworthy.
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This study confirms, at least to some degree, that it's not only the millennial generation that has difficulty knowing when to cut out the avocado toast or whatever luxury de jour may be standing in the way of retirement.
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She called on advocates to keep fighting: "It's going to be an uphill battle with this administration, but we're not going to stop until each of us can get the care we need, without politicians standing in the way."
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These images (there are at least four variants, in addition to video footage), of an unknown solitary protester standing in the way of advancing tanks, encapsulate the plight but also the greatness of an individual taking extreme personal risk.
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Most were introduced to the show through the use of "Standing In The Way Of Control"—a song that would become the messy beacon of student club nights and Scream pubs for most of the mid-to-late noughties.
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It's not only shaping up to be a major social movement, it's also a call to action to let go of the things standing in the way of enjoying the beach, the pool, and most importantly, your own body.
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Ms. Weber, who leads the licensing and product department at the Albers Foundation, said she "even got into a little bit of an argument" with some of her colleagues, who accused her of standing in the way of commerce.
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The court battle was the final hurdle standing in the way of the combination of the third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers in the United States, after the Justice Department and Federal Communications Commission approved the deal last year.
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He said there also were statements from several lawmakers that Trump himself supports EXIM's mission, but the same conservative Republican "ideologues" who tried to close the bank in 2015 are standing in the way of nominating new board members.
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Standing in the way of that is a hypermotivated Giants team (2-10, 0 percent) that fired its unpopular head coach, reinstalled Eli Manning at quarterback and will do everything possible to come away with a win at home.
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"If it is serious about this change of heart, ES&S would tell its friends in Georgia and Speaker McConnell to stop standing in the way of the PAVE Act's common-sense requirements to protect American democracy," the Oregon Democrat said.
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Hurley recently stopped by PEOPLE Now to share that even though she's not standing in the way of her 15-year-old son Damian's acting career, her biggest advice to him right now is to focus on getting an education first.
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The dollar climbed past more of last year's peaks against the euro on Thursday, with only the March 2.413 high of $1.0457 standing in the way of a push towards parity that banks are again saying is on the cards.
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The dollar had eased off highs by midday after pushing its way past more of last year's peaks against the euro to reach $230, with only the March 220 high of $248.22 standing in the way of a drive towards parity.
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She is unlikely to get a majority in the French parliamentary elections, due to be held June 11, and would therefore face a hostile -- probably center-right -- government standing in the way of executing her plans -- and holding a referendum.
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Outside conservative groups, who have stuck firmly behind -- and helped drive -- the Freedom Caucus efforts were preparing to launch a broadside against the party's moderates on Wednesday for standing in the way of what they view as a clear compromise.
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"Contrary to what some people might expect, insurers are not standing in the way of this development but actively looking to support progress and innovation," said James Dalton, director of general insurance policy at the ABI, in a press release.
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"WhatsApp began as a simple idea: ensuring that anyone could stay in touch with family and friends anywhere on the planet, without costs or gimmicks standing in the way," the messaging app said in a separate blog post on Monday.
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Indeed, there would be little standing in the way of a North Korean operation against South Korea should it determine that an attack that debilitates the South is a higher priority than a formal peace treaty with the United States.
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While there is not yet a definite date for when marijuana will be available for sale, the Senate was one of the last significant obstacles standing in the way of legalization as a number of Conservative senators oppose the bill.
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"Complicated and sorrow-filled situations from the past must not be forgotten or denied, yet neither must they be an obstacle or an excuse standing in the way of our desire to live together as brothers and sisters," he said.
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"We are hoping the outcome of the election will send a clear message to our Republican friends that it's time to stop standing in the way," Clinton told the National Association of Black Journalists and National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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The Republican-controlled U.S. Congress will begin voting on Tuesday on the biggest overhaul of the U.S. tax system in more than 30 years, with little standing in the way of the party's first major legislative triumph under President Donald Trump.
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"The United States is not standing in the way, and will not stand in the way, of business that is permitted in Iran since the (nuclear deal) took effect," Kerry told reporters before meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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While Venus remains a potential obstacle standing in the way of a 24th Grand Slam, Serena's path to the final was cleared of another major hurdle earlier on Monday when world number one Simona Halep was upset by Estonia's Kaia Kanepi.
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Standing in the way, however, was a decision President Ronald Reagan made nearly 20 years earlier, designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism largely in response to its complicity in a 1987 plane bombing that killed 115 people.
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The technology that drove the business was complex, and few lawmakers wanted to be seen as standing in the way of a new kind of wealth creation, one that seemed to carry no messy downsides like pollution or global economic collapse.
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The main thing standing in the way of political interference in the work of the government's statistical agencies is the long tradition of independence at the bureaus, according to Katharine Abraham, a former commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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As Mike Troiano, the partner at G20 who led the firm's investment in RippleMatch, describes it, a school's name recognition and networking prowess aren't the only things standing in the way of qualified candidates getting a look in the door.
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Similarly, it remains to be seen if she can prod the Chinese to level the playing field for foreign companies and overcome the tensions standing in the way of a deeper partnership with Beijing as relations with Mr. Trump's America sour.
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There are legal hurdles still standing in the way of Trump's attempt to divert Pentagon money to get a border wall built, although the Supreme Court ruled he could use much of that money to start building during legal challenges.
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"The focus for progressives should be on making sure that we have a progressive nominee, and the person standing in the way of having a nominee with the strongest progressive record is Joe Biden," Sanders speechwriter David Sirota told Reuters.
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Risks remain on trade too, with U.S. trade official Clete Willems telling Reuters on Monday that the White House is "not satisfied yet" about all the issues standing in the way of a deal to end the U.S.-China trade war.
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Little seems to be standing in the way of Comcast, Verizon, and other internet service providers selling your personal information without your permission after the Federal Communications Commission took a first step toward delaying its own rules protecting consumer privacy and security.
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"I assume the president liked the idea of him being at the VA, and his staff has learned over one bad appointment, one unqualified, one incompetent, one flawed appointment after another that there's no standing in the way," said Ohio Democratic Sen.
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"With inflation low, there was little standing in the way of the RBA cutting its cash rate further to support more growth and help to return inflation to target sooner than otherwise," said Paul Bloxham, chief economist for Australia & New Zealand at HSBC.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. officials are "not satisfied yet" about all the issues standing in the way of a deal to end the U.S.-China trade war but made progress in talks with China last week, a top White House official said on Monday.
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In a written statement for Wednesday's hearing, Rosselló implied that the committee's actions are standing in the way of a successful, locally driven recovery for PREPA, including partial privatization and a move away from the oil-dependent, subpar electric grid of the past.
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Downing Street sources indicated on Sunday that the prime minister — who met with Irish premier Leo Varadkar on Monday morning — planned to "sabotage" the legally-binding extension, and "take a chainsaw to anything" standing in the way of delivering Brexit on October 31.
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Besides standing in the way, the villagers had long conducted illegal excavations at the site.) One of Greene's prints on display in Signs and Wonders is of a temple at Gourna (also written Qurna), though the connection is not made in the exhibition.
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But most people (some more grudgingly and despairingly than others) are coming around to the realization that a binding global treaty just isn't in the cards, and the quest to achieve it is standing in the way of more small-scale, concrete steps.
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At points, she praises the New Deal as having "saved capitalism from itself," claims there wasn't that much difference between her proposed policies and those of Sanders, and says Republicans are what's standing in the way of us getting Denmark-style entitlements.
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Their first, published just before the series one finale in March, was accompanied with the headline, "Sex, Skins and Standing in the Way of Control;" proof that the music used on Skins was beginning to infiltrate the mainstream beyond its initial teenage fanbase.
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Where to watch it: streaming on Netflix As I said when I first wrote about the film, watching 13th, from Selma director Ava DuVernay, is like standing in the way of a fire hose that's being slowly cranked up to full blast.
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And the answer requires removing a roadblock standing in the way of this potential golden age: Even if demand for workers is rising, it may not be for the kind of workers on offer, those sitting on the sidelines of the labor force.
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He said there is "nothing standing in the way" of using those microgrids in California, except that regulated utilities like PG&E rely on the public utility commission to allow spending on such projects and create regulations to make the approach viable.
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Sources at euro zone central banks said political, legal and technical hurdles were still standing in the way of industry calls for them to lend out more of the 1.4 trillion euros ($1.48 trillion) of sovereign debt they have bought to boost inflation.
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During a raucous rally in Nashville, Mr. Trump invoked fears of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, particularly by the transnational gang MS-13, to argue for stricter border policies, including his long-promised wall, and charged that Democrats were standing in the way.
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Investors working on the rescue of Italian flag carrier will send the industry ministry a list of obstacles standing in the way of the airline's turnaround, one source close to the matter said, putting pressure on Rome to help with finalising a deal.
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Polls close at 8 pm ET. Live results, provided in partnership with Decision Desk HQ, are below: One thing standing in the way of a Hood victory — beyond a strong Republican base energized by presidential stump speeches — is a Jim Crow-era constitution.
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"The muscle that had been developed for decades around a top-down, quality-driven, curatorial process, with extreme focus and detail in the edit … that whole process and way of thinking about content was standing in the way of progress," Young said.
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"The main components standing in the way at the moment are a reliable replay system, pause function, and a proper spectator system with a functioning UI that can better connect the viewers to whatever game mode ends up being the norm," Souder said.
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"We are laying down concrete proposals and there are no excuses for standing in the way of progress," he said, echoing May's remark in Florence on Friday that other states would not lose out financially in the current EU budget cycle to 2020.
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Previous ceasefires have had a poor record of ending fighting in Syria, where Assad's forces have gained the upper hand with support from Russia, which has a history of standing in the way of Security Council measures that would harm Assad's interests.
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One of the barriers standing in the way of ethically designed AI systems that benefit humanity as a whole, and avoid the pitfalls of embedded algorithmic biases, is the tech industry's lack of ownership and responsibility for ethics, according to technical professional association, the IEEE .
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar steadied after breaking past more of last year's peaks against the euro on Thursday, with only the March 102.053 high of $1.0457 standing in the way of a push towards parity that banks are again saying is on the cards.
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It was off its highs as Europe wound down but had earlier pushed its way past more of last year's peaks against the euro to reach $1.0515, with only the March 2015 high of $1.0457 standing in the way of a drive toward parity.
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Their discussion made plain the fact that Tim Kaine has faith in women to make their own reproductive choices without a politician standing in the way, and that Mike Pence believes he's better equipped than a woman to make a decision about her health care.
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They are having limited success getting this done for the same reason that Nancy Pelosi couldn't get Congress to pass a cap-and-trade bill when she was speaker — getting big laws through the Senate is hard — not because Trump is standing in the way.
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Standing in the way of that happening is Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, who has placed a hold on his nomination, insisting that the Obama administration tell him that it will not move any detainees from Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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All we can say for sure, then, is that with a proposed $137 billion infrastructure slush fund reserved entirely for private developers, the only person standing in the way of sports team owners tapping into it is the former owner of the New Jersey Generals.
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The $1.6 trillion emergency rescue package failed to get the 60 votes necessary to move forward, with Democrats standing in the way over concerns that under the current language of the bill too much money is going to corporations and not enough to workers.
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In December, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, described how he had personally advocated Ms. Yovanovitch's removal based on his belief that she was standing in the way of his campaign to investigate the role of the younger Biden at a Ukrainian gas company.
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"It was particularly disappointing to see our Pacific cousins in Australia actively standing in the way of progress at a time when we have been watching in horror as their own country is ablaze," Marshall Islands president Hilda Heine said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"If we are going to have moral clarity in our foreign policy we need to be clear, and I don't want to see us move towards a policy where human rights matters when nothing else matters ... when something more important isn't standing in the way," Rubio said.
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Standing in the way of Canadian scientists is a section of Canada's Assisted Human Reproduction Act, a set of laws forged in the aftermath of advancements in stem cell research, the Human Genome Project and Dolly the Sheep, as the public worried about scenarios like human cloning.
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Why it's happening: The Club for Growth is accusing moderates of standing in the way of an Obamacare repeal agreement and is trying to pressure them to accept it — even if it means letting states opt out of Obamacare's rules that require insurers to cover sick people.
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Leftists would much rather elect someone more radical and more committed to change than Obama was, but if O'Rourke won the White House it's unlikely he'd be the thing standing in the way of a progressive agenda (the main obstacle will likely continue to be the Senate).
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The bill passed Wednesday is the latest attempt by House Democrats to bring back the Obama-era rules, but as is the case with most bills passed by the House this year, there are two huge roadblocks standing in the way: the Senate and President Trump.
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Two Democratic senators say they will back Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch Israel approves construction of first new settlement in more than 20 years A single holdout is standing in the way of nearly 4,000 former Trump University students getting back most of their money.
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"America needs a president who will take on the status quo, establishment and entrenched interests that are standing in the way of a better future for our people, and Marco will be that kind of president," Miller said in a statement Monday shared with The Hill.
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The result is that even as several states and public opinion move in favor of marijuana legalization, the federal government often finds itself standing in the way of a reform that many voters want after seeing the longstanding struggles and failures of the war on drugs.
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While the payments resolve one issue standing in the way of the bank returning to dividends, a larger roadblock is a multi-billion dollar settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over RBS's sale of toxic mortgage-backed securities in the run up to the financial crisis.
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"New Yorkers know that our majority is the only thing standing in the way of the New York City politicians implementing an agenda that will hurt our economy and make life more difficult for hard-working middle-class taxpayers," he said, predicting Republican victory in November.
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The altercation has hardened stances on both sides of the debate, fueling Democrats' outrage over the use of force and solidifying Republicans' argument that Mr. Trump's promise of a wall was vital to his pledge to protect the country — and that Democrats are standing in the way.
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"If Walmart continues to provide funding to lawmakers who are standing in the way of gun reform, teachers and students should reconsider doing their back-to-school shopping at your stores," the union's president, Randi Weingarten, said in a letter addressed to Walmart CEO Doug McMillon.
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This would normally result in Kerr coaching the All Star Game, but there's a rule that standing in the way called the "Riley Rule"—not named after Steph Curry's daughter, but rather the Lakers head coach Pat Riley who coached the All Stars eight times in nine seasons.
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The trailer showcases Momoa as reluctant hero Aquaman, Amber Heard reprising her role as Mera, and the main conflict of the movie: Aquaman's half-brother has assumed the throne of Atlantis, and the only thing standing in the way of Earth becoming an (under)water world is Aquaman.
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But — if you'd bought into the big autonomous vision, as Kalanick painted it — those sorts of near term problems (and costs) standing in the way of Uber's profitability looked set to evaporate over the long term, once the app could deliver shiny, driverless cars on demand, 24/7.
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The Financial Times reported that top U.S. and Chinese officials have resolved most of the issues standing in the way of a deal to end their long-running trade dispute but are still haggling over how to implement and enforce the agreement, citing people briefed on the talks.
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The United States and China "expect to make more headway" in trade talks this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday, while the Financial Times reported that Chinese and U.S. officials have resolved "most of the issues" standing in the way of a trade deal.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) are standing in the way of improving customer service for our nation's veterans.
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But with a bipartisan deal on the table and the Trump White House and House Republicans standing in the way, Democrats have more ground to stand on when they say they have tried to negotiate in good faith but haven't been able to get key Republicans to cooperate.
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Currently, there are some problems standing in the way, such as the phone CPU/GPU power, battery life, and the resolution of phone 3D cameras, but it is only a matter of time until anyone can digitize their environment using a device they use on a daily basis.
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Mr. Sun began his political life seeking to free Taiwan from the yoke of Japanese colonial rule, only to find himself, decades later, simultaneously fighting two oppressive Chinese governments — the Communists in Beijing and a nationalist regime in Taipei — each standing in the way of Taiwanese self-determination.
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The electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) industry is heating up, with a lot of companies finding dance partners for what looks like could be a boom industry — provided the significant technical and regulatory hurdles still standing in the way of viable commercial consumer air travel are overcome.
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James Carville had it exactly right when he noted on "Morning Joe" the other day that the only thing standing in the way of lasting damage by this machine to all that makes America unique and great is the Democrats' nominating the right person to defeat Donald Trump.
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The moves could create a positive atmosphere for Chinese and American trade negotiators when they meet next month, but they do not address the most contentious issues standing in the way of a deal, including White House concerns about China's practice of forced technology transfers by American companies.
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"Even though Trump continues to deny climate change, and so does (Majority Leader) Mitch McConnell, and they're both standing in the way of progress and rolling it back wherever they can, these polls demonstrate that how out of touch they are with voters, including with Republican voters," Sittenfeld said.
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The only thing standing in the way at this point is the Trump DOJ, which has been all over the place when it comes to antitrust cases, and the FCC, which is headed up by a former telecom lobbyist who claims there is currently a "fiercely competitive marketplace" among mobile carriers.
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If straight fairy tales throw obstacles between straight lovers—witches, curses, sinking ships—then maybe a queer one takes away the real ones so many of us face every day, so we can see, perhaps for the first time, a world without so much standing in the way of love.
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Stop standing in the way of your own happiness A horrible trap many of us fall into is talking about some big dream we have, or some big thing we want to be doing, but when the opportunity stares us in the face we find a way to run from it.
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Warren worries—and rightfully so—DeVos might work to implement Trump's plan to scale back the federal government's role in higher education lending, thereby standing in the way of the incredible "progress" liberals have made in recent years in making the vast majority of American college students beholden to the feds.
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But when an entire generation grows up imagining that the only thing standing in the way of a Chernobyl-scale meltdown is the slip of a finger attached to a Duff-guzzling buffoon, it's not hard to see why the public has become so wary of investing in the technology.
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"At that point," Ms. Neuwirth said, "what you have is Congress almost standing in the way of the states' clear and explicit intention to ratify the E.R.A." Legal experts disagree on whether Congress has the authority to remove the deadline — or, if it does, whether its removal can apply retroactively.
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Mr. Trump shared with his 59.1 million followers a report circulating on right-wing sites that Minnesota Democrats had grown unhappy with Ms. Omar, and accused a "Democrat" union leader in Ohio of standing in the way of putting an idling General Motors plant in the state back into operation.
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"Officials have resolved most of the issues standing in the way of a deal to end their long-running trade dispute," according to the FT. Later today, Liu He, China's vice premier, is to meet Robert Lighthizer, the U.S. trade representative, and Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, to continue discussions.
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I'm not giving up hope for a better future, where not only is abortion legal, but where each of us — wherever we live, whatever our age or income, and whenever or however we came to this country, can get the health care we need, without shame, restrictions, or politicians standing in the way.
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But some lawmakers, including Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, disagree and are in favor of keeping ISPs under Act II. "Consumers should be able to use the internet on the device they want, using the apps and services they want without their internet provider standing in the way," Pelosi said in June.
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Most obviously, in the Law & Order universe, the truth of a case—which is usually that the third person the cops talk to actually committed the murder—is arrived at through the efforts of the detectives and prosecutors, with the defense team ignored or painted as villains standing in the way of justice.
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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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But conversations with more than 653 current and former senior advisers, activists and elected officials who have worked with him reveal a political tactician of almost limitless ambition and extraordinary ability, a leader with jagged edges and little regard for rules, especially if they are standing in the way of the results he wants.
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Mr. Loeb urged that people "take up the fight against the teachers union, the single biggest force standing in the way of quality education and an organization that has done more to perpetuate poverty and discrimination against people of color than the K.K.K." Mr. Loeb's spokeswoman did not return multiple emails and calls for comment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the UK election results giving some certainty to the Brexit process, a U.S.-China trade deal all but signed and the Federal Reserve signaling that it will stand steady for the foreseeable future, there are three fewer hurdles standing in the way of global equities extending their record run into 2020.
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Amazingly, while HP's board and management have also declared publicly that they recognize the potential benefits of consolidation, the only thing standing in the way of moving quickly toward a combination that could yield $2+ billion of cost synergies is HP's board and management's unreasonable refusal to engage in a customary mutual due diligence process.
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Such is the plot of Badgley's new Lifetime show You, in which the Gossip Girl alum portrays Joe Goldberg, a bookstore clerk, literature aficionado, and total stalker who wins the heart of crush Beck (Elizabeth Lail) by obsessively analyzing her social media...and then, uh, by straight-up killing the people standing in the way of their romance.
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There are infinite logistical and financial obstacles still standing in the way of such a barrier actually being built, but if it did go up, that would be tantamount to a bullet in the head for jaguar restoration in the United States—and any hope of ever having jaguars in the US again for that matter.
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"I think you've seen by the meetings that he's had with other CEOs, his primary focus is how companies can continue to create jobs, lift up wages and the polices and regulations that are standing in the way of them creating further jobs for Americans, creating higher paying jobs and also creating economic growth," Spicer said.
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"The Supreme Court has held that an amendment that has [an expired] deadline can be valid, but it has never had the opportunity to decide what would happen if three-quarters of the states ratify it and the only thing standing in the way is the deadline," said Linda Coberly, the chair of the ERA Coalition's legal task force.
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Genetically modified organisms and foods are a safe way to meet the demands of a ballooning global population, the 109 laureates wrote in a letter posted online and officially unveiled at a news conference on Thursday in Washington, D.C. Opponents, they say, are standing in the way of getting nutritious food to those who need it.
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And as he has campaigned in the 2020 race, briefly as a front-runner, then as the only thing standing in the way of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s primary coronation, he has emerged as something very different from the publicly gruff, politically unchanging character he has always played: He has actually become a bit playful.
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As Republicans toiled to corral the votes for their doomed legislation to fund Mr. Trump's wall, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the minority leader who is likely to become speaker in two weeks, used procedural maneuvers to make it clear that it was Republicans who were standing in the way of continuing funding for the government.
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Such pervasive attitudes among men are just some of the many obstacles standing in the way of efforts by women's rights activists to tackle other longstanding laws, such as those that fail to address marital rape or prevent a woman from inheriting an equal share of her family's wealth, which Tunisia is now about to challenge.
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But it would also be a catastrophe if Taiwan were blockaded or squashed into submission, because it is a pillar of technology (the source of more than 90 percent of the most advanced computer chips), a pillar of democracy and an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" standing in the way of any Chinese projection into the Pacific or toward, say, Okinawa.
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But this move suggests that Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and the justices on the court's conservative wing are inclined to bend to the whims of an administration that often sets out to harm people by executive fiat, only to get challenged in court and later complain that judges are standing in the way of government policies.
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In a statement, OCNEP condemned the county's actions and the court's decision, arguing it will put lives at risk: [B]y standing in the way of OCNEP providing needed services throughout Orange County, the county is choosing to ignore the lives and health of people who suffer from opioid addiction, are experiencing homelessness, or are otherwise underserved.
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By stopping the legislation from moving forward, Senate Republicans are standing in the way of critical election security measures, ones that will strengthen our laws that prevent interference in our elections by Russia and other foreign adversaries, which takes on particular salience given the impeachment inquiry and the pressure our president put on Ukraine's leader to influence the 2020 election.
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Schumer's comments came as students and gun control advocates gathered in cities across the country for the "March for Our Lives," which sought to draw attention to gun violence in the U.S. "The only thing standing in the way of achieving their goals is the president, whose White House today praised the students as courageous," Schumer said in a statement.
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" He continued, "We need to see genuine evidence that withstands the standard of scrutiny that exists in many countries, the system of law with respect to the issue of extradition, and if it meets that standard there's nothing, there's no interest we have, in standing in the way of appropriately honoring the treaty that we have with Turkey with respect to extradition.
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Right now, we're in the midst of another fast-unfolding example of surveillance apparatus and public data standing in the way of dubious state claims — in the case of the disappearance of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who went into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2 for a pre-arranged appointment to collect papers for his wedding and never came out.
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But with Mr. Trump standing in the way of their investigations — on Wednesday he asserted executive privilege over the unredacted version of the special counsel's report and on Tuesday he tried to block the former White House counsel from handing over documents — their strategy of holding impeachment-like hearings without declaring a formal impeachment process is looking like a dead end.
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"I think you've seen by the meetings that he's had with other CEOs, his primary focus is how companies can continue to create jobs, lift up wages and the polices and regulations that are standing in the way of them creating further jobs for Americans, creating higher paying jobs and also creating economic growth," Spicer said after the AT&T meeting.
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According to Bloomberg, May finds it almost impossible to hold phone calls with Trump because he talks over her, while the president feels May should be able to do more to quell expected protests that are standing in the way of Trump's desire to pay a state visit to the U.K. Tensions between the two were not on display in Davos, however.
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The events underscored the personal and political crosscurrents standing in the way of any compromise between a president unwilling to lose face with his core supporters on his signature campaign promise and newly empowered Democrats — poised to assume control of the House on Thursday — who refuse to give ground on an issue that has come to symbolize Mr. Trump's immigration policies.
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Levandowski confirmed it is currently testing self-driving Ubers in Phoenix and Pittsburgh, where it has 12 cars apiece which ride-hailers might be paired with when they call an Uber X. He was asked a rather softball question about whether councils and cities are "comfortable" with the tech — and about how Uber deals with "regulatory barriers" standing in the way of its self-driving ambitions.
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Congressional Republican staffers close to leadership pinpointed three main initiatives that are already being "teed up" after Prongs 1 and 2 are completed: Part of this "third prong" approach appears designed to allow Republicans to criticize the Democratic opposition for standing in the way of their preferred health care package, should steps one and two fail to bring about the promised benefits to patients.
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Fusion GPS last week demanded that the full transcript be released, sparking a fight with Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) over who was standing in the way of the document being released.
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From the beginning, the public blamed the president for the mess, probably because it was Trump's demand for $5.7 billion in wall money that prompted the shutdown, and because Trump said on camera last month, "I am proud to shut down the government," and because Democrats in the House repeatedly voted to reopen the government as a signal they weren't the ones standing in the way.
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And once you discover and remove the roadblocks standing in the way of vibrant health and a slim body, your life will change... While health 'experts' have pointed to our laziness, our addiction to fast food, our consumption of beverages full of high-fructose corn syrup, and the host of toxins in the environment as causes for our current ailments (among many others), sadly they are wrong.
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Beth Ditto has previously stated that she wrote the lyrics in response to George W Bush's opposition to gay marriage, and with its chant-worthy chorus of "Standing in the way of control / Yeah live your lives / By the only way that you know," it became a blanket-fuck you anthem that gave a sense of catharsis to those navigating the impending doom of adulthood.
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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 on Wednesday called on Congress to take immediate action to strengthen border laws while accusing Democrats of standing in the way of legislation.
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Fusion GPS last week demanded that the full transcript be released, sparking a fight with Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) over who was standing in the way of the document being released.
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Boomerang CEO and email productivity expert Alex Moore spoke with CNBC Make It and shared three tips for keeping email from standing in the way of your productivity: Experts have mixed opinions on whether or not you should check your emails first thing in the morning, but Moore says he's found success by checking his messages only after he's finished a task on his to-do list.
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Also his shoes were bad, his team went from high-art Greek Heroes to Loathable Nutpunching Silicon Valley Rich Kid Heels standing in the way of genuine greatness in the span of a week, his wife got mad online, and his squad lost in the Finals after an MVP season and 73 regular-season wins, leaving Michael Jordan to step on their necks forever, at least in tiresome Best Ever arguments.
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Just as they did to Trump's campaign rivals like Senator Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE, they will aggressively challenge opponents at town halls and public appearances, especially if their new President names and shames those standing in the way.
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"I'm glad to see this matter is no longer standing in the way of the USTR nomination," Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) said during the brief session.
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Over the course of an hour, he portrayed America as a wasteland of abandoned factories for companies that had moved overseas; of supposed allies that were robbing America blind on trade and whose citizens were swarming into the country, stealing jobs; of terrorists on the march across the Middle East and Europe, readying strikes against the U.S. The only thing standing in the way of all of these forces was Trump.
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During my evening routine of watching another compelling episode of Hollyoaks, the TV suddenly launched into a slow-motion, strobe-lit fantasy—flashes of hot bodies in neon lingerie dry humped their way across the screen as spaced-out, pill-glazed eyes urged me to join them in what looked like the house party to end all house parties, all set to the delirious beat of Gossip's "Standing in the Way of Control".
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One big challenge standing in the way of a Shimkus's return: Two weeks ago, he called President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria "despicable" and said he no longer supports the leader of his party.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) considered a run in 85033, but said from the beginning that he would not want to feel that he had been even a tangential obstacle standing in the way of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE becoming the first African-American president.
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Last month, Yovanovitch told the three investigatory committees in private about the "dangerous precedent" set by Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiBiden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep FBI sought interview with whistleblower at heart of impeachment probe MORE, corrupt Ukrainian officials and disreputable media figures to oust an ambassador they believed was standing in the way of their business and political interests.
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During my evening routine of watching another compelling episode of Hollyoaks, the TV suddenly launched into a slow-motion, strobe-lit fantasy—flashes of hot bodies in neon lingerie dry humped their way across the screen as spaced-out, pill-glazed eyes urged me to join them in what looked like the house party to end all house parties, all set to the delirious beat of Gossip's "Standing in the Way of Control".
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For García, the narrative of that victory was one of personal and political transformation: from an impetuous young President who had failed spectacularly into a chastened, mature head of state who had learned from his mistakes; from a populist, left-leaning politician who spoke the language of anti-imperialism into a right-wing neoliberal who called indigenous Peruvians "not first-class citizens" and chastised them for standing in the way of economic progress.
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Yovanovitch, a career diplomat, described to House investigators last month a "dangerous precedent" where the president's personal lawyer Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiBiden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep FBI sought interview with whistleblower at heart of impeachment probe MORE, corrupt Ukrainian officials, and disreputable media figures succeeded in ousting a U.S. ambassador who they saw as standing in the way of their business and political interests.
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But on Monday, another post from Loeb's Facebook account was discovered that called teachers' unions "the single biggest force standing in the way of quality education and an organization that has done more to perpetuate poverty and discrimination against people of color than the K.K.K." Loeb has also donated significant sums to members of the state Senate's breakaway Independent Democratic Caucus, a group that Cuomo has thus far been unwilling or unable to entice back into the party fold.
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Skins took everything that was happening in that particular corner of youth culture and reflected it back at us to the tune of The Gossip's canonical "Standing in the Way of Control;" The Horrors made an appearance on The Mighty Boosh two years before Primary Colours propelled them to wider credibility and recognition; and Kaiser Chiefs and Franz Ferdinand provided the same toneless soundtrack for lads to chant at football games as Pulp and Blur had the decade previous.
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Especially at a time when a U.S. president so blatantly tramples on Congress's spending power – withholding congressionally-appropriated foreign aid, transferring funds and canceling billions in military construction projects to pay for a border wall Congress expressly rejected, stealing disaster relief to bolster an anti-immigrant agenda, standing in the way of billions of dollars going to U.S. territories – we can ill-afford for the legislative branch to just hand over its most fundamental power to the executive.
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Yovanovitch's public testimony late last year put a human face on the impeachment inquiry into Trump's contacts with Ukraine, describing a dangerous precedent in which the president's personal lawyer Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiYovanovitch: Political leaders need to do more to support the foreign service Barr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Former diplomat Yovanovitch wins award for her work MORE, corrupt Ukrainian officials and disreputable media figures could succeed in ousting a U.S. ambassador who they saw as standing in the way of their business and political interests.
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Freeform's Grown-ish, a spinoff of the very good ABC family comedy Black-ish (now in its fifth season and showing its age), takes a page from two other successful college-set sitcoms — the '80s and '90s hit A Different World and Netflix's currently running Dear White People — to depict college less as an educational crucible and more as a time when young people working toward a better, more diverse future confront all of the issues standing in the way of such a future.
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The party is paying particular attention to the American Descendants of Slavery, or ADOS, a group that believes reparations should be paid solely to Americans who can trace their lineage back to people who were themselves enslaved (the group had previously been under suspicion being made up of bots); Blexit, a new outfit led by young black conservatives arguing a vote for Donald Trump is a vote against widespread immigration and abortion standing in the way of black middle class family values; and Foundational Black Americans, an ADOS rival founded by independent filmmaker Tariq Nasheed.
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INFLATION Annual rate of change + 5153 % Greece + 5143 + 5133 Italy + 5123 + 5113 Eurozone + 5103 212015 Spain – 212.6 – 212.9 Mr. Draghi's term begins – 2171 '212012 '212 '211.2 '212013 '2151 '2125 '14 '15 '16 '17 '18 '19 INFLATION Annual rate of change + 20113 % Mr. Draghi's term begins + 5 + 4 Italy + 3 + 2 Eurozone + 1 0 – 1 Spain – 2 Greece – 3 '20143 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '17 '20153 '19 Source: Eurostat By The New York Times As the eurozone's political leaders dithered, and countries like Germany balked at bailing out struggling neighbors, the central bank under Mr. Draghi was the only institution standing in the way of disaster.
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