"He continued: "Standing up for Britain means standing up for the finest diplomats on the world.
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Instead of apologizing for America, we are standing up for America, we are standing up for the heroes who protect our country, and we are proudly standing up for our National Anthem.
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"That is what being an American is about, standing up for your rights, standing up for the rights of your community, standing up for the rights of all people who are disadvantaged," Ho said.
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She's not only standing up for herself; she's standing up for all of us and the sanctity of the Supreme Court.
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We're standing up for the heroes who protect America and, yes, we are proudly standing up for our great National Anthem.
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" Ten-year-old Nate, his arms crossed with purpose, declares, "Being strong means standing up for yourself and especially standing up for others.
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"When this moment in history is written, there's got to be a chapter on state attorneys general, standing up for immigrants, standing up for students," he told me in July.
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"I hope the courts are going to continue standing up for Americans' First Amendment rights, but I also hope legislators will start standing up for those rights as well," Mr. Hauss said.
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You will be standing up for what you believe in.
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People are now standing up for what they believe in.
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George Clooney is standing up for his friend Meghan Markle.
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"I don't have any problem standing up for health care."
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She's standing up for women on and off the court.
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Standing up for human rights was often deemed too difficult.
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Standing up for human rights requires more than providing money.
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This Jersey Shore star is standing up for her daughter.
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It's an insult to people standing up for their beliefs.
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Dax Shepard is standing up for his wife Kristen Bell.
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Around the world, activists are standing up for survivors rights.
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Dean McDermott is standing up for his wife Tori Spelling.
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Because there's no expiration date on standing up for yourself.
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So, it's good that she's finally standing up for herself.
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One could argue he was actually standing up for himself.
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Taylor Swift is standing up for her fellow female artists.
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Standing up for yourself can be bad for your career.
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Standing up for the Compton community came at a price.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe is standing up for one of her own.
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Today, she's standing up for another body-positivity cause — #freethenipple.
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Ultimately, a woman was penalized for standing up for herself.
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They understand that opposing B.D.S. means standing up for peace.
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One was about standing up for, and expanding basic rights.
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But standing up for the Constitution is not about partisanship.
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I want to thank them for standing up for her.
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It means standing up for what we believe isn't right.
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"When the men of the Senate, the Democratic men, read their Coretta Scott King letter ... they were standing up for the Senate, and they were also standing up for Coretta Scott King," Mikulski said.
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When you're backing down on them, I'm standing up for them.
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You are really standing up for hate speech and guess what?
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Others held posters thanking the US for standing up for Muslims.
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I wanted my kids to see me standing up for myself.
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So does standing up for their beliefs in things like immigration.
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It's really [Cinderella] standing up for herself and figuring life out.
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Sarah Hyland is standing up for her onscreen sister Ariel Winter.
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Good to see a journalist standing up for what is right!
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Our male colleagues start speaking up and standing up for us.
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While there's no easy solution, standing up for yourself is essential.
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This president has been standing up for America, rebuilding our military.
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In Giudice's eyes, she was standing up for Aydin and Staub.
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We are standing up for America and for the American people.
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It is standing up for yourself, defending yourself, and speaking out.
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If you're cheating in secret, you aren't standing up for anything.
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It's always been about standing up for what I believe in.
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Many cheered the letter for standing up for cherished academic values.
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Thx Mr. President for standing up for coal jobs in #KY1!
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We win by standing up for students, public schools, and families.
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Assertiveness means standing up for your own wants, needs, and values.
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When did standing up for basic human rights become hate speech?
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Now you have a president who is standing up for America.
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Conflict means people are standing up for what they believe in.
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Heather D. Heyer died standing up for what she believed in.
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Mike Pompeo standing up for State Department and foreign service officials?
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HAYES What he's standing up for is obviously the right thing.
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But now Swift has no qualms about standing up for herself.
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They thought standing up for equal rights might be bad business.
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Since when is standing up for peace, liberty and equality polarizing?
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"And today, you are not just standing up for justice and Verizon workers, you are standing up for Americans who don't have a union, and you're telling corporate America they cannot have it all," he added.
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So we&aposre going to focus more on communicating our principles — whether that&aposs standing up for giving people a voice against those who would censor people who don&apost agree with them, standing up for letting people build their own communities against those who say that new types of communities forming on social media is dividing us, standing up for encryption against those who say privacy mostly helps bad people, standing up for giving small businesses more opportunity and sophisticated tools against those who say targeted advertising is a problem, or standing up for serving every person in the world against those who say you have to pay a premium in order to really be served.
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" Unapologetically standing up for what's right even as people say she's "crazy.
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He called Mexicans rapists, drug dealers… I'm standing up for my people.
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"I don't regret standing up for my child one bit," she says.
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Republican lawmakers were tepid at best in standing up for the president.
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And standing up for the little guy is part of his shtick.
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Simone Biles is standing up for her sport – and her fellow athletes.
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Smokey Robinson is standing up for Jennifer Lopez and her Motown tribute.
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That means standing up for those around us in our daily lives.
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She has no fears about standing up for herself or to anybody.
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So it's no wonder Trump is standing up for them yet again.
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It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves.
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The only way to maintain that is standing up for what's right.
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The Trump Administration is committed to standing up for the American farmer.
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He is remembered & respected for standing up for what is right pic.twitter.
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"I'm like the guy standing up for the Republican Party," he said.
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Dr. Ayyadurai has a long history of standing up for free speech.
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But Turkey could conceivably have motivations other than standing up for Muslims.
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She is with Standing Up for Racial Justice Charlottesville, not Indivisible Charlottesville.
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I'm glad men like Snyder are standing up for men like you.
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You're standing up for others as messenger Mercury meets warrior planet Mars.
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And promise me you won't feel guilty about standing up for yourself.
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Standing up for yourself in shitamachi is a difficult and dangerous business.
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It's nice to see them standing up for themselves in this way.
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Stone was not prosecuted "for standing up for the President," she said.
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Many applaud her for standing up for herself after her private investigation.
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Holding onto that job will almost always "trump" standing up for principle.
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She argues that she is standing up for the rights of Parliament.
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Members of Congress are taking a risk by standing up for me.
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McGlockton's father said his son was only standing up for his family.
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Especially in these times: fighting oppression and standing up for what's right.
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To what extent are we leveraging Euro strengths, and forming coalitions, and understanding that standing up for the rights of minorities in each of our countries is like standing up for the rights of minorities in all countries?
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"I hope that my children see their mother standing up for [herself] and standing up for what I think is important in a way that is strong and yet always from a place of kindness and humanity," she says.
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She thanked her classmates for standing up for her and recording the incident.
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Kim showed what standing up for herself and weaponizing one's fashion looks like.
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Now, we're standing up for ourselves, and fighting for justice in our workplaces.
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I want to pay it forward, while also standing up for my community.
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You're not standing up for them until you say, 'I want less weapons.
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He stands for American workers and he&aposs standing up for them now.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is standing up for her Freaky Friday costar Lindsay Lohan.
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Our standing up for her is standing up to any and all bullies.
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I'm so proud of her for standing up for what she believes in.
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WILLIAMS: Do you think this is about somebody standing up for MS-883?
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"Good for you for standing up for your daughter," one Facebook user commented.
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It was about women — real women — standing up for themselves and each other.
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My close friends are reading every single thing and standing up for me.
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It's under the guise of standing up for Jane since Ziggy wasn't invited.
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Brown's advice and is standing up for U.S. aluminum producers at the WTO.
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This is about standing up for the rights threatened by the Trump administration.
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Women are standing up for their rights, and there is a national reckoning.
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Mr. Bercow said he was simply standing up for the rights of lawmakers.
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Mr. Bercow said he was simply standing up for the rights of lawmakers.
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Scientists from all over the world are standing up for better informed democracies.
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Gastelum has maintained he's simply standing up for the rights of Tijuana's residents.
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Secretary Zinke can reaffirm that model by standing up for the LWCF today.
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Try not to be afraid of standing up for yourself and correcting people.
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In it, he affirms the necessity of standing up for one another's rights.
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They're also standing up for clean water, environmental justice and a working climate.
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So they're nervous that working-class people are standing up for decent wages.
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But they're not about standing up for principles or looking for the truth.
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They were standing up for the principle of education as a public good.
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We're standing up for the incredible men and women always of law enforcement.
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My passion for standing up for American families stems from my personal history.
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Whatever the risks, we cannot lose by standing up for what is right.
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He tried to rewrite his own history of standing up for white supremacists.
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And they did it while standing up for people, not smacking them down.
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You are standing up for what you believe in and holding adults accountable.
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What he's standing up for is a return to America's dark voting past.
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The lesson she is learning is that standing up for herself is useless.
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You're not standing up for them, until you say I want less weapons.
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Standing up for veterans, and student veterans, should always be a bipartisan issue.
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Basically, Captain America was standing up for injustice when his country would not.
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In Kastamonu, several approved of how the president is standing up for Turkey.
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Let's have this conversation about you standing up for yourself in your relationship.
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We will be there in bigger numbers, stronger, standing up for French people.
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Rather, the group is about standing up for principles that transcend partisanship, he said.
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Standing up for Australia, talking counter terrorism, free trade, energy security & economic prosperity pic.twitter.
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You have to go with the flow—all while standing up for your boundaries.
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Eggert, 46, expressed remorse at Wednesday's press conference for not standing up for Polinksy.
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You are not standing up for them until you say, 'I want less weapons.
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She doesn't want people to feel afraid of standing up for those they love.
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He's really standing up for all Americans and making sure that conservatives aren't silenced.
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Moore isn't one to shy away from standing up for what she believes in.
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" Machine Gun Kelly tweeted, "im standing up for not just myself, but my generation.
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" His grade for President Trump so far: "A+ for standing up for American rights.
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In one single moment of standing up for herself, Alisha's professional reputation was decimated.
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She's standing up for herself and she's an incredible person, so deserving of love.
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Al Sharpton preached a eulogy, giving McGlockton credit for standing up for his family.
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We all have remembered his career sacrifice in standing up for what he believed.
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I was standing up for a friend, and I threw a drink at someone.
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Kathie Lee Gifford is standing up for the "good men" amid the #MeToo movement.
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We believe in standing up for the fundamental rights of all communities and persons.
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That a white person standing up for a black person caused all this excitement?
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That's easy to say when it means standing up for ideas you agree with.
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Let's be 10 million people or 100 million people standing up for these things.
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"I'm so sad that people attacked me over standing up for equality," she tweeted.
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But it was Ali who stood up for us by standing up for himself.
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These women personify fearlessness—pushing boundaries and standing up for what they believed in.
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But I cannot help feeling that I am not standing up for the animals.
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"Standing up for myself ... has not been an easy thing to do," Grimes said.
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Yesterday I posted this new found footage of Mitch McConnell standing up for America.
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" Democrats also "should be the party standing up for middle-class interests and values.
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To realizing that there is no greater kindness than someone standing up for you.
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We got to see Mindy standing up for herself, and alone with their kid.
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For me, it was just a matter of standing up for what was true.
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I didn't know yet that I and my health were worth standing up for.
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Lena Dunham has never been one to shy away from standing up for women.
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So why are the liberal justices no longer standing up for mixed-motive plaintiffs?
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Instead of standing up for our relationship, he told them that we broke up.
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Mr. Trump was "really standing up for agriculture as a whole," Mr. Ditter said.
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The Editorial Board says that the president is standing up for Saudi Arabian values.
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He believed the United States should generally support those standing up for human rights.
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Elijah Cummings was a lion when standing up for his beloved Baltimore & rights & truth.
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" "This is about standing up for the people who elected me to pursue justice.
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"We understand the importance of what teachers are standing up for," she told CNN.
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Even though they can't see you, try standing up for your next phone interview.
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I'm standing up for Blake today because he has always stood up for me.
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"But you just told this group you were standing up for them," he said.
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They know what is at stake and are fearlessly standing up for their rights.
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Mainstream gay rights groups often make a point of standing up for trans women.
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The difference is that now we are firmly and forcefully standing up for America's interests.
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Props to Corinne for standing up for herself and her right to free the nipple.
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This is about you and me, standing up for our democracy and saying 'I matter.
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I'm committed to using my voice for healing, change, and standing up for what's right.
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It also demonstrated that standing up for building a more perfect union is everyone's responsibility.
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The man's stepfather is rotting away in federal prison for standing up for his people.
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"You just told this group of people you're standing up for them," he told Loesch.
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In his tweet, the CEO wrote: "Standing up for our travelers and our immigrant roots."
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It's good to see Magikarp standing up for itself, even if it can't actually stand.
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Final Thoughts Advocating for accessibility isn't just about standing up for people who need accommodation.
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"When I talk to people about [standing up for myself], it's not new," she said.
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"I've had multiple people messaging me, thanking me for standing up for this," she said.
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We are standing up for those women and it is our job to do so.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is praising Jessica Chastain for standing up for pay equity in Hollywood.
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Davis and her supporters argued that she was merely standing up for her religious freedom.
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Lucy Hale also applauded Thorne for standing up for herself and taking her power back.
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I work with low wage federal contract workers who are standing up for their rights.
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EFF applauds Apple for standing up for real security and the rights of its customers.
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Part of emancipation also has to do with standing up for your need and desires.
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By standing up for herself and her parenting, El Moussa stands up for moms everywhere.
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"This is not just about the numbers, but about standing up for truth," Miranda said.
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Bob Marley was singing about peace and love, but also standing up for your rights.
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The White House lauded the move by senators as Congress standing up for everyday consumers.
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Two of the cases on Judge Gorsuch's list show him standing up for religious freedom.
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William Barr is standing up for only one person: the President of the United States.
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Not being honest with myself or standing up for myself made me feel so powerless.
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Aziz is not the first person to post TikTok videos standing up for the Uighurs.
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The next director of the CFPB needs a track record of standing up for consumers.
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Courage is standing up for your fundamental rights when you are marginalized, disenfranchised, and unsupported.
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It's more about Japanese pride and standing up for what people see as their culture.
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" But Trudeau also defended himself, saying he wouldn't apologize for "standing up for Canadian jobs.
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So did a Reuters spokesman, after standing up for the company's journalism in a statement.
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And standing up for people who are vulnerable, but don't have some powerful political constituency.
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" Rand Paul of Kentucky has lauded Moore for "defending and standing up for the Constitution.
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The money raised will go toward standing up for girls' rights and preventing child marriage.
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"Good to read reports of people standing up for what they believe in," Comey said.
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"We are standing up for each other, and calling out the double standards," Durastanti said.
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Far too often they have run timid instead of standing up for what they believe.
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"Darkest Hour" was about standing up for what's moral even when it contravenes prevailing wisdom.
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McHenry defended herself on Twitter, saying she's standing up for other victims of sexual harassment.
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The day we stop standing up for what's right is the day we've lost ourselves.
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But, you just told this group of people that you are standing up for them.
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Clinton was standing up for the President—but she was also standing up to him.
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They applauded the prosecutors for upholding their oaths and standing up for the department's independence.
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I'm done taking their s— and letting the world believe this by standing up for myself.
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" She also added: "Standing up for every kid also means opposing @POTUS policies that hurt kids.
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It's OK to surround yourself with your reasons for standing up, for resisting, for staying strong.
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We will keep standing up for a country that matches our values and ideals for all.
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Shailene Woodley isn't letting her arrest stop her from standing up for what she believes in.
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He would like to see major corporations standing up for the people who work for them.
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He tells us standing up for what you believe in is never a sell-out move.
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Defending free expression requires standing up for the First Amendment — whenever, wherever and however threats arise.
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In the documentary, artists who worked with Petty talk about him standing up for them too.
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Family, not family, friends… There's no way I'm not standing up for myself and my family.
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"What was so unexpected was that our administration was not standing up for us," she said.
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Facebook commenters applauded the man for doing a good deed and standing up for the girl.
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Michael Raymond-James is standing up for his friend and former Lethal Weapon costar Clayne Crawford.
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"Marco Rubio: standing up for hardworking Floridians," goes the spot, which is also airing in Spanish.
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I think she's standing up for a lot of women everywhere that are fighting that battle.
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I believe in standing up for yourself as a woman and coming forward about sexual harassment.
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Ravenel thanks Jacobs for standing up for him but tell her not to "engage" any further.
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In keeping with those efforts, the latest dolls seem to be standing up for LGBTQ+ rights.
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Now, the comedian is standing up for another victim of online bullying: Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas.
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In Poland, a great people are standing up for their independence, their security, and their sovereignty.
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I'm standing up for what I believe and I believe you owe us a fucking refund.
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A lot of Church's fans criticized the singer, while some people are standing up for him.
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Divorce Court's Judge Lynn Toler finds Sean Lowe guilty of not standing up for wife Catherine.
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Standing up for workers in Washington, state capitols, and courtrooms nationwide is essential to this effort.
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"It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves," one employee tells Hyperallergic.
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Yoox Net-A-Porter joins a growing list of fashion brands standing up for animal rights.
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We focused on a balanced budget, deficit reduction, welfare reform, and standing up for traditional values.
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Supporting the Lee amendment is supporting common sense and standing up for local control over zoning.
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Former CIA directors, retired generals and admirals are standing up for America against the Russian attack.
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I felt like: Someone's standing up for me, someone's protecting me, there's going to be justice.
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News anchor Nina Harrelson is standing up for herself and journalists everywhere after getting body shamed.
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Defending free speech, alas, takes more than standing up for science, sound argument and brave eloquence.
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Her story made national headlines after Hillary Clinton commended her for standing up for equal pay.
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Donio said many young women even thanked her after the fact for standing up for herself.
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"We need Democrats standing up for our economy, for investment and for Wall Street," he said.
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This is about protecting our national security, standing up for the rule of law, and patriotism.
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"That's why we have got Liberal Democrats standing in these seats, standing up for liberal values."
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"Thank you for your support and for standing up for the free press tonight," wrote Harlow.
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"Ambassador @McFaul is a patriot who has spent his career standing up for America," Clinton tweeted.
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"William Barr is standing up for one person: the president of the United States," Massachusetts Sen.
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I'm standing up for women's rights, LGBTQ rights, every single person's rights because love trumps hate.
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But Ryan's biggest failure so far is not standing up for America's democratic system of government.
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Without that you will see fewer people standing up for the women who do need help.
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How come the generals aren't standing up for us and saying this is a dumb mission?
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"It's a shame for America, a shame for women standing up for their rights," McCoy said.
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How do we stop a multi-generational, multi-racial movement, which is standing up for justice?
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Women don't need to change who they are in standing up for themselves and other women.
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We come from an area that is known for standing up for what they believe in.
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His attack on Omar and Tlaib in the guise of standing up for Jews is obscene.
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How can we stop the movement of millions of people who are standing up for justice?
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Colin Kaepernick standing up for what he believe is right while being on the sport platform.
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That means fighting cynicism — standing up for important institutions even as they are letting us down.
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"Saluting the film journalists standing up for one another," Ms. DuVernay wrote on Twitter on Monday.
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"He was not prosecuted, as some have claimed, for standing up for the president," Jackson said.
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Which seems less feminist, over all, than Anna's standing up for Mr. Bates in "Downton Abbey."
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"Standing up for every kid also means opposing POTUS policies that hurt kids," Ms. Clinton added.
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Many of the women have feared standing up for themselves in the current controversy, she said.
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It's no longer a matter of standing up for the rule of law and the Constitution.
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And I&aposm super proud of you for standing up for what you know is right.
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Of course, Twitter users were enraged and have been passionately standing up for Jorge ever since.
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Voting against steroid users, he said, was his small way of standing up for fair play.
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"I am standing up for myself, for women and for what's right," McHenry tweeted on Tuesday.
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Where are they standing up for their communities, advocating and fighting for their right to life?
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"In his gut, what he feels is this isn't a matter of choosing between standing up for the rights of people and standing up for the police who do their jobs and are desperately needed," said David Axelrod, a longtime friend and former White House adviser.
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Echoing many of other #MeToo stories, Lopez said standing up for herself was a huge career risk.
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I especially loved that most intervened without bullying the bully, but instead standing up for the targets.
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To us, it means standing up for things you believe in, and fearlessly committing to what's right.
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HANNITY: Right now, Professor Dershowitz is under fire for standing up for principles he&aposs always held.
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"Thank you for what you did, thank you for standing up for what was right," he said.
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Supporters of these kinds of "identity politics" claim to be standing up for rights against unjust power.
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If she knew someone was in distress or not standing up for themselves, she would bolster them.
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And it's really special that I can be here with my mom standing up for women's rights.
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This was about realizing that was happening in my life and kind of standing up for myself.
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In that moment he was standing up for what he did and I give props for that.
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However, many activists see a distinction between standing up for gay rights and being an ethical corporation.
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It requires a progressive stance to say we're here standing up for the vulnerable members of society.
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She's already been standing up for her beliefs in the grand circus of techno-capitalism for years.
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There should be white and black people standing up for when you see some bulls--- going on.
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Standing up for what's right Sniffles echoed through the church as the Mass came to a close.
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Work with this energy by standing up for yourself rather than trying to change someone else's mind.
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Otis, who considers himself an activist, says his main motivation was standing up for the alleged victims.
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How about standing up for something you believe in and get pissed at Christy instead of me?
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Houser's reaction will ring true for any woman who's been attacked simply for standing up for herself.
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This is a major problem, and it's admirable to see Park and Kim standing up for themselves.
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Mom, Wife, Grandma x2, lawyer, advocate, fan of walks in the woods & standing up for our democracy'.
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During his visit, Pence thanked Canada for standing up for the rule of law in detaining Meng.
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Wang's reputation for standing up for Chinese interests has won him a growing profile on social media.
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Vinay Prasad, 36, is the Twitter firebrand pushing back on Big Pharma and standing up for patients.
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Mom, Wife, Grandma x2, lawyer, advocate, fan of walks in the woods & standing up for our democracy.
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We need politicians to improve the lives of their constituents, and that means standing up for unions.
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People are going to see exactly what this is about: standing up for people exactly like them.
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"I just want them to know that we have a country that's worth standing up for." pic.twitter.
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Standing up for truth and for the people has been a family value passed down to me.
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You're fantastic at standing up for others—but have you been doing it for yourself enough lately?
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Don't tell me standing up for God-given, time-tested principles don't win at the voting box.
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You take a nice man standing up, for example, in the bubbles at 5A (OMANI — wink nudge).
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Matt Yglesias: Cruz could win a place in my heart by standing up for his Canadian heritage.
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May, who needs to be seen as standing up for British sovereignty in her dealings with Brussels.
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It didn't feel extraordinary and heroic, just ordinary people standing up for what we believe is right.
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I'm proud of myself for standing up for something I believe in, even if other people don't.
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"Just a group of kids standing up for what they believe in," Lefeld said in the video.
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I'm not prepared to throw anyone under the bus because they're standing up for their human rights.
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It opened my eyes about standing up for something and not being afraid to protest the issue.
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I'm proud of the three girls and school for standing up for our family against this bully.
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"Him standing up for his religion, not going into the draft," Winslow marveled in a recent interview.
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"Thank you for standing up for our First Amendment rights," read a handwritten note they left behind.
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Standing up for voters who are grappling with high medical bills also plays well at the polls.
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Standing up for yourself, setting boundaries, and acknowledging your feelings are ways of ending any abusive cycle.
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Mr. Axjup suggested that perhaps he had been fired for standing up for workers like Ms. Garcia.
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We'd also be remiss to not mention Swift standing up for smaller musicians in two major ways.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel interrupted Loesch, saying he knew she was standing up for the NRA.
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Mulcair suffered in the 2015 election by standing up for Muslim women's right to wear a niqab.
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Yet nobody in the GOP is standing up for Biden or seeking to clear his good name.
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"You just told this group of people that you are standing up for them," he told her.
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Instead, he said he was standing up for the right of Parliament to challenge a bullying executive.
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For African Americans, violent death has too often been the cost of standing up for black life.
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You might be ostracized, but by standing up for your beliefs, your faith would only grow stronger.
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For a GOP officeholder, standing up for democratic integrity could mean sacrificing reelection in 2018 or 2020.
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Esparza agrees, and she isn't scared to risk losing customers for standing up for what she believes in.
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There is a certain revolution in the world where people are standing up for what women should be.
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I never imagined that I'd be pushed out of my company for standing up for what is right.
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At the age of 11, I had created my small level of impact by standing up for equality.
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Meghan's biography page on the royal family's official website embraces her history of standing up for women's rights.
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"But more important to us than being politically correct is standing up for what we believe is right."
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Standing up for yourself can absolutely be scary in the moment but is ultimately empowering and life-changing.
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Kim Kardashian West is standing up for what she believes in — no matter what backlash she might receive.
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The tweet quickly went viral, with people applauding Witham for standing up for herself and dumping her boyfriend.
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And in the video below, about a week prior, she was recorded standing up for the first time.
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Thanks to Cheesecake Factory for standing up for what's right and fatty and including this on their menu.
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The Corn Laws were bad for Britain even though they claimed to be standing up for British produce.
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I'd never found 'standing up for myself' to be a profitable activity, like any other form of complaining.
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We thought we had to stand up for our child who was standing up for who she was.
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So I take a back seat to nobody in standing up for sensible, hard-hitting campaign finance rules.
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Burned by the revelation of the transcript, Turnbull on Friday said he was merely "standing up" for Australia.
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It's always great to see businesses standing up for the rights of transgender and gender non-conforming people.
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A rep for Carter tells us he wasn't in the wrong and was just standing up for himself.
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By standing up for the idea that in America, we all do better when we all do better.
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Gigi Hadid is standing up for her Palestinian heritage once again — and her comments are causing Internet controversy.
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Apple deserves praise for standing up for its right to offer secure devices to all of its customers.
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And the person standing up for the truth is more interested in the personal accolades than the cause.
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And while Puerto Ricans in the U.S. are standing up for those on the islands, it's not enough.
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You're standing up for justice not just for Verizon workers but for millions who don't have a union.
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I'm into the politics of Jesus -- any politics that have to do with standing up for the oppressed.
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One can argue that Tillerson should be applauded for standing up for his principles in the Fox interview.
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"I applaud President Trump and his administration for boldly standing up for the Constitution and the First Amendment."
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And he explained why he had criticized former President Bill Clinton this week for standing up for Mrs.
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"We need to get better at standing up for underrepresented groups' ideas and putting them forward," Wade said.
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"I was standing up for my hero, my Sergeant La David Johnson and his family," Wilson told CNN.
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She also has a record of standing up for LGBT rights around the world as secretary of State.
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That means more to them than standing up for their respective points of view, according to the survey.
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Everytown said Clinton is the only presidential candidate with a consistent record of standing up for gun control.
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At the age of 11 I had created my small level of impact by standing up for equality.
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"I'm just not afraid of standing up for Planned Parenthood, and for what I believe in," she says.
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Standing up for her freedom to use social media and wear a shirt of her choice paid off.
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I think people should worry less about technical requirements, and focus more on standing up for their rights.
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Trainor's latest single, "No," is all about a woman standing up for herself, in life and in relationships.
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I Am Your Protector is a community of people standing up for one another across lines of difference.
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Standing up for what you believe in against all preconceived notions and stereotypes takes a load of courage.
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Mimi Arbeit, an organizer with Standing Up for Racial Justice Charlottesville, said the city should drop the charges.
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Indeed, Sanders regularly seems to confuse American intervention with standing up for our ideals and those in danger.
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"We come from an area that is known for standing up for what they believe in." she said.
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"I roll with the punches, but I also believe in standing up for what I believe," she said.
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Subsequently, many fans blamed Heughan for not standing up for them against what they saw as Shatner's harassment.
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Hart was respected for standing up for what he believed was right, rather than what was politically expedient.
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But if his friendship means anything to you, standing up for yourself and others is a baseline requirement.
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" Hare called the ad a "false attack on Kyrsten's clear record of standing up for women and children.
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We are standing up for each other, marching in the streets and running for office in record numbers.
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Taylor Swift is standing up for young women who are tired of being asked when they're settling down.
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I'm not O.K. with somebody trying to prevent someone from standing up for what they think is important.
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Both women shot to worldwide fame after standing up for major global issues: climate change and women's education.
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It's about standing up for the values of this great nation and taking part in the democratic process.
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"He was not prosecuted, as some have complained, for standing up for the president," Jackson told the court.
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" "We have been engaging and standing up for the two Canadians who have been arbitrarily detained in China.
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Students should know that standing up for what they believe in can make a difference in our democracy.
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" Plummer said in an email that Huawei "is at long last standing up for itself against unsubstantiated allegations.
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He says he feels a heavy burden standing up for other transgender people, knowing that everyone is different.
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It means that Republicans must stand together by standing up for their principles rather than running from them.
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A lawyer by training, Ms. Miller has said she was merely standing up for the rights of Parliament.
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Clinton said, listing highlights of her résumé that included standing up for gay and women's rights around the world.
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These CEOs would rather you suffer, instead of standing up for your rights and enduring some uncomfortable questions.[Recode]
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"Standing up for every kid also means opposing POTUS policies that hurt kids," Clinton wrote in the same post.
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"It made me proud to support a business that is standing up for such an important cause," she said.
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This is really the first time women are going to work, and standing up for themselves to their husbands.
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The company, which often speaks of the importance of protecting and standing up for its users, reiterates that intention.
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"Standing up for consumers is a full time job," said Cordray, who is the first director of the agency.
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This was mostly in general terms, framed around the importance of standing up for human rights and forming alliances.
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"The Jim Crow laws actually resulted in the deaths of people standing up for their rights," the congresswoman said.
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Trump and the Senate votes against it "history would smile upon us for standing up for the Constitution." pic.twitter.
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"They can see what happened in Vietnam and they understand why I'm standing up for human rights," she says.
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Some of those currently standing up for free speech are trying to drain university resources while gaining personal notoriety.
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Standing Up For Selfies There have been plenty of accidents resulting from people trying to snap that perfect selfie.
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As long as you frame it in terms of liberals standing up for liberal principles, it's the right argument.
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Standing up for the rights of those who would not do it for us demonstrates your commitment to liberty.
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" The massage therapist added the #MeToo movement inspired her "to fight for her dignity by standing up for herself.
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If this is the cost of standing up for what's right, we should have given in to start with.
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This also can mean, standing up for things you believe in and not letting people push you around. 16.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is recalling a pivotal moment from her wildly successful career: standing up for herself on set.
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Look, I don&apost mind that the prosecutors are being aggressive, that they&aposre standing up for their position.
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Catholic values promote standing up for the poor and marginalized, so he plans to stand up on Sunday, literally.
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Williams said Osaka responded graciously, thanking Williams for standing up for herself and telling her to continue blazing trails.
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J.K. Rowling has a long history of standing up for the underdog — and being a champion for what's right.
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Citing a source close to the president, Axios reports that Trump likes that Whitaker is standing up for himself.
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Standing up for civil rights and human rights is important now that a pussy-grabbing racist is assuming power.
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We expect to "see more and more leaders in the tech community" standing up for these issues, he said.
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He also wanted to clarify that the players were standing up for their teammates, and not condoning sexual assault.
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This can be a good quality, especially when it comes to standing up for your values and self-worth.
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Of course, standing up for competitors in the press used to be a far more usual thing, before Trump.
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Trudeau has said he was standing up for jobs, but the damage gave a boost to the Conservative Party.
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"It's a matter of being bold and standing up for his own country," Anton, the NSC spokesman, said Monday.
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This enforce good political habits, speaking your mind, standing up for what you believe in, participating in voting, etc.
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He had proved to me that violence is not the only option when standing up for freedom and dignity.
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Katherine Schwarzenegger is standing up for herself after an Instagram troll mocked her for sharing selfies on social media.
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It's not easy standing up for democracy, and many Americans are with you, even if our idiotic president isn't.
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I felt like I was standing up for everyone else that I was seeing at Uber who was mistreated.
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As we restore American leadership throughout the world, we are once again standing up for freedom in our hemisphere.
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As we restore American leadership throughout the world, we are once again standing up for freedom in our hemisphere.
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Standing up for the rule of law should not even require Republican senators to serve as profiles in courage.
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Even if you disagree with him, Ryan has a history of standing up for what he thinks is right.
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" Uygur also praised Sanders's "full-throated" attack on "corruption and corporate power and standing up for the average American.
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Only millions of people standing up for justice can bring about the kind of change that this country requires.
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Standing up for value might be the right thing if you're a moralist, but it won't win you clients.
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Terry Dittes, UAW's GM head, said the union is "standing up" for fair wages, health care and job security.
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"We're up here standing up for America — America first," one man says in a livestream of the Saturday interaction.
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As parents we believe in teaching our children in standing up for others and using our rights to protect.
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Terry Dittes, UAW's GM head, said the union is standing up for fair wages, health care and job security.
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There's so much bad behavior, and of course I've endured many degrees of it, just standing up for myself.
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"I've never seen so many white people standing up for black people," Washington, who is black, told the jury.
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They forgave his sins because they thought he was standing up for them against the elites who ran the city.
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"It is a very hard thing to do, but I am glad that I am finally standing up for myself."
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Nichols had found a balance between standing up for his vision and being smart enough to act on constructive criticism.
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You're standing up for justice not just for Verizon workers but for millions who don’t have a union.
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"At the age of 11, I had created my small level of impact by standing up for equality," Meghan continued.
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In a beautifully moving speech, she remembered Heather's passion for standing up for social justice and making her voice known.
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The single thing that I thought about when I became a mother is the importance of standing up for myself.
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We are as committed as ever to standing up for innovation and we will continue to fight for what's right.
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"I am very proud to represent actress Mischa Barton, who is courageously standing up for her rights," began the statement.
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Dan Aykroyd is standing up for Leslie Jones and comparing the social media trolls targeting her to Donald Trump supporters.
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My husband is anything but a bully, he's spent his life standing up for people and causes he believes in.
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In the past, Yiannopoulos has explained away his offensive remarks by arguing that he's simply standing up for free speech.
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" They can craft the game around their real-life activist efforts or fictional fights, like standing up for "dragon rights.
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"One email was from a 13-year-old app developer who thanked us for standing up for "all future generations.
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They promoted the call with a hashtag first popularized by the white-ally network Standing Up for Racial Justice: #Time2Escalate.
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Yet Brandeis became one of the nation's most renowned Supreme Court justices, standing up for free speech in Whitney v.
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It gave the lie to the oft-aired notion that Hong Kongers have tired of standing up for their freedoms.
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And that attendees keep things, you know, civilized by standing up for each other and reporting bad eggs to security.
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"My vice-presidential nominee will be somebody who has a history of standing up for working families," Mr. Sanders said.
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Not a peep out of Barkley on standing up for people who can't stand up for themselves on that one.
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It comforts Trump-endorsers to think they are standing up for underdogs, but they are letting themselves off too easily.
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"I see so many female actresses standing up for themselves and coming out about their experiences being shamed," she says.
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That will mean standing up for the church's future leaders, and for our mission, especially when they are politically powerless.
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Nine in ten support this, suggesting that Democrats standing up for sanctuary cities are skating on incredibly thin ice politically.
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"I am very proud to represent actress Mischa Barton, who is courageously standing up for her rights," the statement begins.
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In both cases, Trump is singling out black men for not being properly grateful and for standing up for themselves.
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That will mean standing up for the church's future leaders, and for our mission, especially when they are politically powerless.
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Not just to me – I remember standing up for some of the young girls that he was just mean to.
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It can mean standing up for your country, celebrating its traditions, welcoming new citizens and respecting others who are different.
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"If you're not standing up for President Trump, for his supporters, they see you as not for him," Gillespie said.
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I believe that we need to promote the "Standing Up For Each Other" philosophy based on empathy, understanding and cooperation.
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Strikingly, Republicans on the committee did not seem interested in standing up for the GOP's commitment to free trade either.
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She has made a habit of standing up for herself against Twitter trolls and hitting back at hot-headed haters.
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"If you're not standing up for President Trump, for his supporters, they see you as not for him," he said.
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When Trump tells people where they can stick it, his fans say he's being tough and standing up for America.
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The actress Reese Witherspoon and the TV host Ellen DeGeneres thanked Williams on Twitter for standing up for women's rights.
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Surfacing Meet the roller derby athletes who are 'reclaiming' their space, promoting female empowerment and standing up for indigenous people.
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I think it influenced the white people to what he was saying, and they started standing up for African-Americans.
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However, he did endorse Emmanuel Macron of France for president in 2017, praising him for standing up for liberal values.
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Mayor de Blasio could distinguish himself — in his city and in the Democratic presidential field — by standing up for it.
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Some veterans groups are unhappy with those coming to support the protesters, saying they are standing up for illegal behavior.
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Winfrey gave an impassioned speech earlier this month at the Golden Globes about standing up for victims of sexual assault.
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As we restore — (applause) — American leadership throughout the world, we are once again standing up for freedom in our hemisphere.
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You're taking on more responsibilities, standing up for your standards and boundaries, and becoming the boss you're meant to be.
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In both cases, organizers say the focus should be standing up for Indigenous self-determination—not just stopping one pipeline.
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"He was not prosecuted, as some have complained, for standing up for the president," Berman Jackson said from the bench.
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"He was not prosecuted, as some have complained, for standing up for the president," Jackson added in her closing remarks.
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It was about shaking off strict cultural standards and standing up for something that I wanted to do for me.
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As former secretaries of Education, we believe in standing up for all of our nation's students, regardless of their circumstances.
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Mr. Wang suggested he understood that Australia might again need to be persuaded before standing up for a single defector.
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As we've learned from the 193 and 2018 marches, women standing up for their rights make some kick-ass signs.
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In all of this, whether politically or not, women are participating and standing up for themselves more than ever before.
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America's refugee legacy isn't just about our decades-long record of welcoming the stranger and standing up for human rights.
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It means defining yourself and your life on your own terms, committing to what's right, and standing up for your sisters.
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The film's central theme of standing up for your faith made Neeson explore the idea of where doubt fits into religion.
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When Madeline Irwin steps onstage to compete for the Miss Washington USA title, she won't just be standing up for herself.
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Ultimately, McCarthy realized the line that many women need to walk, between standing up for themselves, and being seen as likeable.
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And the footage captures people who had no idea that they were actors, then stepping in and standing up for people.
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Now, actively standing up for what we believe in and the rights of those around us is more important than ever.
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But it was Charles who talked about the Reagan doctrine in terms of America globally standing up for freedom, for security.
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Those marchers standing up for civility, politeness and decorum—old-fashioned conservative values—will find the next four years hard going.
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" He continued: "Moral courage means standing up for what we believe is right, honest, and ethical—even when it is hard.
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But every day, with every challenge, I now think about what is right and when I am worth standing up for.
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All my sites are on Dreamhost and they've apparently been taken down by hackers for standing up for freedom and democracy.
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"I'm very proud of the students for standing up for their rights to have the article and editorial published," she said.
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Toby respectfully standing up for Kate to Rebecca allows for a mini-reconciliation, but the tension lingers after their final scene.
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Still, Yates's defenders argue that she was standing up for principle and wanted to be on the right side of history.
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I love being a woman, I am all for other women and protecting other women and standing up for women's rights.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," he added.
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"Let us honor these new Nobel laureates by standing up for victims of sexual violence everywhere," he said in a statement.
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They are releasing singles and videos, touring the world, and standing up for equality and diversity all at the same time.
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"I was vilified for standing up for my rights, not only as a woman but as a human being," she said.
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"His bravery and courage in standing up for what is right should be an inspiration for employees everywhere," the statement read.
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A doctor who has been battling anti-vaccine campaigners in Japan just won a prestigious award for standing up for science.
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"Elizabeth Warren, I think, has been a real champion in standing up for working families, taking on Wall Street," he said.
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Nguyen said the two met at the Women's March were they "connected" over their mutual dedication to standing up for women.
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In Bachelor Nation, standing up for yourself and speaking your mind makes you the best character on the show: The Villain.
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"Between their values and the president standing up for them, they're willing to give him some leeway" on the trade war.
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"She decided to lower my grade for my lack of participation, supposedly for not standing up for the pledge," said Leilani.
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Standing up for a teammate is pointless, unnecessary and sometimes more detrimental to your team than the hit you're mad about.
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"Nike believes in respect and equality — and that these values are worth standing up for and supporting," according to a release.
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Women are feeling stronger, coming forward, standing up for themselves and I know that it went on for a long time.
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"I don't think standing up for myself for equal pay is complaining or something I should be afraid of," she said.
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But instead of standing up for a woman who's been hurt, he's standing by a man who's guilty of harming someone.
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CEOs are being challenged to ask themselves: Are we listening to our employees who are standing up for our organizational values?
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Those women are already standing up for the ideals they believe in -- and for their families and the people they love.
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He adding that he believes his son was standing up for one of the girls the officer called a derogatory name.
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Instead, she ends up standing up for another woman's experience, but Tiff's anger and institutions and patriarchy crackle throughout Levin's scenes.
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What would any President gain by standing up for neo-Nazis, a group that has been universally condemned for seven decades?
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On one hand, celebrities standing up for themselves sends a message that body shaming and flesh fixation will not be tolerated.
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In many cases, tweeting the "wrong" tweet, speaking out in public, or standing up for their rights is grounds for arrest.
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For, Tanja Bueltmann — a German historian living in London — this march is important in standing up for what she believes in.
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Democrats are effectively campaigning as the patriot party and standing up for time-honored values of democracy and justice for all.
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The preservation of our democratic values will demand a profound commitment to standing up for justice and the liberation of minorities.
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But the pattern of husbands standing up for wives and fathers looking out for daughters was most noticeable — and most discordant.
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Mercy Sisters, faith advocates and people of goodwill are risking arrest by standing up for the dignity and rights of immigrants!
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At a time when religious repression is on the rise, we derive inspiration from persecuted communities standing up for one another.
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Make time for self care: This means standing up for yourself, not finding other people whose battles you can take on.
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"If standing up for women who have been wronged makes George Soros mad, that's on him," Gillibrand told HuffPost in response.
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"Between their values and the president standing up for them, they're willing to give him some leeway" on Trump's trade wars.
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There's also a Robin Hood angle — standing up for the little man and the poor, which is celebrated by the narcocorridos.
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"He was standing up for his right as an artist to write about whatever he pleased," Holland said of his grandfather.
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Hate is hate and the spillover makes us all responsible for watching each others' backs and standing up for each other.
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It's important to promote a masculinity that's not all about 'protecting women,' but rather about standing up for whoever is vulnerable.
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Conservatives will say that they're protecting an innocent man unfairly accused, not standing up for white male impunity as a principle.
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" But standing up to China and standing up for American soldiers apparently bothered Mr. Biden, who called President Trump's terminology "xenophobic.
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"I think Giannis would have something to say about that," Prien said, standing up for the Milwaukee Bucks and their superstar.
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And to make the aftereffects last longer, I can try standing up for a few minutes once an hour at work.
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A Senate Republican is standing up for a GOP colleague in his contentious reelection bid, despite opposition from President Trump. Sen.
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To his supporters, he is standing up for patriotic values against cosseted athletes and a broader liberal culture that backs them.
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"We're standing up for poor, underserved communities," said Linda Haithcox, executive director of the National Policy Alliance, which organized the convention.
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There's also a Robin Hood angle—standing up for the little man and the poor—which is celebrated by the narcocorridos.
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" Halsey later said, "don't ever let someone make u feel crazy or unhinged cus ur a woman standing up for urself.
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And I knew that as they were sitting in, they were really standing up for the best in the American dream.
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Nonetheless, saying she was standing up for herself and others in similar circumstances, she filed a federal lawsuit against the city.
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"I do stand with Secretary Clinton, because she's focused on standing up for families and rebuilding the middle class," McGinty said.
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Trump portrays his drive to slash legal immigration as standing up for the economic interests of the American-born working-class.
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In 2001, standing up for freedom was an unthinkable risk for Omaid, now, standing by in fear is just as unthinkable.
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"The things that you think might embarrass them they actually feel like, Well, I was standing up for myself," he said.
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It was about the future of America, defending democracy, standing up for what is right and fighting against what is wrong.
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The 1980 feature is about harassed and overlooked women standing up for fair treatment and seeking revenge against their sexist boss.
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At the very least, Mr. Barr can commit to standing up for the integrity of the office he aspires to hold.
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For the moderator team, it was about standing up for anonymity on the internet, rather than supporting any particular political ideology.
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Though his campaign platform indicated that he is dedicated to "standing up for women and women's health," Fitzpatrick supports defunding Planned Parenthood.
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" She continued: "My husband is anything but a bully, he's spent his life standing up for people and causes he believes in.
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A whole month dedicated to you standing up for yourself, your time, and your talents and getting clear on your self-worth.
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Dunham, who was just announced to be joining American Horror Story season 7, has never shied away from standing up for herself.
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They are on the front lines, shaping the indigenous narrative, and standing up for what has captured the attention of the world.
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The 41-year-old Oscar nominated actress opened up about regretting standing up for herself when a male executive flirted with her.
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Selma Blair is standing up for herself amid accusations of cultural appropriation after she wore a headwrap in two recent Instagram posts.
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And perhaps most importantly, Miseducation was a dedication to self-love, something apparent in the ways she's still standing up for herself.
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" Clinton continues, "I'm grateful to Barb for telling it — particularly now, when standing up for our values has never been more important.
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But since Champion's name was leaked, the teen is standing up for himself, claiming the text exchange wasn't between him and Witham.
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When you fall for that, when you hold back from standing up for your liberal values, you're not helping to curb terrorism.
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Knowing yourself, standing up for yourself, having confidence in yourself, not hating or judging yourself because of superficial things like hair color.
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CHAFFETZ: I&aposm glad Congress has finally standing up for itself because how many times you have to have duly issued subpoenas?
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She had a bigger backbone than I did and I'm just proud of her for standing up for those who needed help.
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A longtime State Senator and current Public Service Commissioner, Campbell has a proven, unimpeachable record of standing up for the little guy.
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It was so fun that my five-months-pregnant, plantar-fasciitis-having butt did not even mind standing up for five hours.
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" Andre Delattre, executive director of U.S. PIRG, a consumer advocacy group, added that Tester is "standing up for the voices of voters.
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Hailey Baldwin is standing up for herself after she was mocked for saying she was "grateful" for the little things in life.
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We're cracking down on countries that cheat and standing up for the American worker for the first time in many, many decades.
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"I also want them to look at the totality of my service of standing up for people in New Jersey," Menendez said.
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"It's an album that's about standing up for myself, rather than being sad that some relationships have ended like before," she said.
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" She later defended her comments, saying she was standing up "for law-abiding citizens who are smeared by anti-gun liberal elitists.
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"It's not surprising to me that one liar is standing up for another liar," Hirono said Tuesday of Trump's defense of Moore.
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It would be nice to have a pre-organized faction, standing up for pragmatic, reform conservative ideas, ready for whatever may come.
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"Roy Moore has spent a lifetime defending and standing up for the Constitution while fighting for the people of Alabama," Paul said.
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Japan's first lady, Akie Abe, is known for standing up for LGBT rights and has attended gay pride parades in the past.
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Michelle Dy, a beauty YouTuber from the Philippines, is standing up for herself after being publicly dissed by makeup mogul Jeffree Star.
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Those include not standing up for the House's right to hear from Mattis on the issue of civilian control from the military.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," Cohn said Friday.
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"I've obtained new footage of Mitch McConnell standing up for America," he said in a tweet including the clip at the time.
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Being silent in the moments I should have been standing up for myself, and/or presenting my ideas, did nothing for me.
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Now Kardashian has sent Ratajkowski a bouquet and a thank you note for standing up for her in the face of controversy.
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"We applaud Disney and Marvel for standing up for fairness and equality by sending a strong warning to Governor Deal," Griffin said.
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"If standing up for women who have been wronged makes George Soros mad, that's on him," Gillibrand told HuffPost in a statement.
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When Anita Hill accused now-Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment, several congresswomen risked censure by standing up for her.
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The younger brother Alex (Marcel Ruiz) standing up for his sister to their homophobic dad isn't just awwww, it's potent and affirming.
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Gail: I appreciate your standing up for Susan Collins when so very many commentators, including me, felt she just took a dive.
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This was enough to spark outrage amongst U.S. lawmakers who accused the league of putting money above standing up for human rights.
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"Brothers and sisters, thank you for your courage in standing up for justice against corporate greed," he told them, per ABC News.
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McGlockton's father said his son was rightly standing up for his family and that there's no way the shooting could be justified.
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Critics also say not standing up for the Syrian rebels sends a message to other allies that the U.S. cannot be trusted.
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Gabrielle Union's hairstylist is joining the long list of people standing up for the actress amid her controversial America's Got Talent firing.
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We are standing up for our right to support the policies and the person making economic, educational and social headway for blacks.
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He wants to run by standing up for the people, who voted to leave the EU, against an establishment blocking the way.
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Standing up for the rule of law Republicans have also loved to imagine that they are the party of law and order.
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There is perhaps no more inspiring example of the strength of unity than that of persecuted communities standing up for one another.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the K.K.K.," Mr. Cohn said.
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Taking hold of your future begins with standing up for yourself, while also learning to navigate the complicated world of office politics.
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Kanye West has always been outspoken when it comes to standing up for artists he believes in —remember the Taylor Swift/Beyoncé moment?
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"Hollywood deserves a lot of credit for standing up for its principles even if it will hit them in the pocketbook," Nunan said.
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" Besides energy, the "issues" page also touches on the military, foreign policy, and the ominous-sounding "standing up for our law enforcement community.
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On Labor Day, Nike released a powerful ad featuring Colin Kaepernick, the NFL star still in exile for standing up for his beliefs.
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The President said Yates had "betrayed" the Justice Department; her defenders on the left praised her for standing up for the Constitution's principles.
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Stephen Curry is standing up for his wife Ayesha after she was mocked for doing the "Milly Rock" dance at her new restaurant.
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On the one side, it has been prepared to take a firm line tackling corruption and standing up for democracy and human rights.
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"John has been very brave and courageous in terms of standing up for CSIRO jobs and for climate research in Australia," he said.
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It's just slightly hypocritical for us, as female journalists, to then drag male celebs for standing up for themselves in a similar fashion.
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A generation of apolitical bums never changed anything, so it's great news that a new generation is standing up for what they believe.
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Jim Carrey defended the outspoken comedian Thursday — and he's pretty much the only celebrity standing up for Griffin's gruesome photo of the president.
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If you want to try bring someone down for standing up for what they believe in, then you should be ashamed of yourself.
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You don't have to be an adult to start standing up for what you believe in and calling upon others to join you.
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Coal country Republicans really are mostly standing up for miners' interests — and the miners are voting for politicians who vow to protect them.
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Montel Williams is standing up for the NFL players' protest of racial injustice in the wake of the backlash from President Donald Trump.
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"Why are they not standing up for the people that are being massacred ... who are their fellow African brothers and sisters," she said.
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If you listen to Hanley's impassioned speech, you'll hear him standing up for classic workers rights issues like severance pay and 401k contributions.
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DAVID FABER: There is little doubt, and there's – PETER NAVARRO: My guy is the guy who is standing up for the American people.
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This holiday season, give the gift of standing up for someone — especially those who might find themselves under attack in the new year.
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Orban's original vision was that Fidesz would aim to dominate Hungarian politics over the next two decades by standing up for national interests.
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Chrissy Teigen does not agree with Kanye West's pro-Donald Trump stance — but she is standing up for his right to express them.
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The White House's rhetoric: The administration in April identified dumping as the impetus for Trump "standing up" for the steel and aluminum industries.
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"If standing up for women who have been wronged makes George Soros mad, that's on him," Gillibrand said in a statement to HuffPo .
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This movie is about standing up for who you are in the face of people who want to deny you of your truth.
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Many older people have trouble standing up, for instance, and the suit could detect the beginnings of that action and give a boost.
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For Apple, standing up for individuals' rights to data privacy is both an issue of personal rights for Americans, and a marketing issue.
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Polis hit back at the president on Twitter, accusing the president and Republicans of standing up for "corporate special interests" with their legislation.
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Now, in a new tweet, Hyland is standing up for pal Taylor Swift, who also is at the center of plastic surgery rumors.
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Trump encourages us to see everything as a big battle with winners and losers -- and yes, there are things worth standing up for.
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Finally, we appreciate Clinton standing up for all women and minorities when she effectively held Trump accountable for his comments regarding Alicia Machado.
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"There is a lot of unhappiness in the umpiring community because no one is standing up for officials," the person told the Guardian.
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For the ACLU, that means standing up for some unsavory, offensive, and even bigoted groups — including white nationalists — in defense of free speech.
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Opposition critics and human rights groups say that if Trudeau is serious about standing up for human rights, he should cancel the deal.
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"Cities need to stand up for our democratic process, and I'm proud that Charlotte is standing up for the democratic process," former Gov.
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I also think that is wrong to not allow students to walkout and threaten them for standing up for what they believe in.
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Usually, it's deployed when we are being argumentative, standing up for ourselves, or otherwise not behaving as nicely as we're expected to. Catfight.
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It's not easy standing up for something that could cause so much controversy, but when you know it's right, it makes it easier.
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Interdependence, Pawelski said, is about standing up for your perspective and also being willing to yield a little to the other person's perspective.
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John Roberts is to be commended for standing up for an "independent judiciary," Schumer suggests, so long as he is attacking President Trump.
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He said my message— the message of rebellion, standing up for yourself, believing in yourself, fighting back—is needed now more than ever.
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If he were really concerned about standing up for principle, he would attach his name to the essay instead of hiding behind anonymity.
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That's true — many L.G.B.T. Americans were closeted at the time, and they faced severe consequences for standing up for their equality in public.
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" He argued that removing Saddam Hussein from power would be standing up for security and "the permanent rights and the hopes of mankind.
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"I spent my life standing up for working families — the laborers, the firefighters, the teachers," Sutton told the newspaper in a phone interview.
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After the killing of Khashoggi, America has demonstrated that under this administration, it won't waste its breath standing up for democratic values worldwide.
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"It's astounding to me that this administration would decide that it's going to stop standing up for young children in crisis," he said.
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This week, meanwhile, brought news of the Securities and Exchange Commission standing up for — wait for it — federal employees and their retirement money!
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" The FIFA president paid tribute to "all of the Iranian girls and women who courageously stood and are standing up for their rights.
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Donald Trump isn't standing up for democracy when he calls into question the legitimacy of an election if it doesn't go his way.
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" Trudeau mentioned Trump several times: "We need to continue to have a strong government with a clear focus on standing up for Canadians.
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As for girls, more than half of respondents said there should be more emphasis on being leaders and on standing up for themselves.
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At the end of the day – much like Leicester – Goldsmith is the people's champion, the Conservative billionaire standing up for the little guy.
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Certainly when you're looking at the Southerners, these are people who are standing up for an institution that we know to be evil.
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It's not the dark ages – artists shouldn't be held down, and I couldn't be prouder of my friend for standing up for what's right.
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Apple is clearly betting that whatever its stance might be, standing up for its own customers' privacy will be a hit in the marketplace.
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We finally have a President whose standing up for American workers and American companies and he&aposs getting nothing but grief from our allies.
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If this past weekend was all about standing up for reproductive rights, today we're focusing on celebrating women's growing influence in the entertainment industry.
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That's why we're calling on the tech industry to join Tumblr in standing with Planned Parenthood and standing up for access to health care.
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"I'm not running, but I'm going to keep on working and speaking and standing up for what I believe," she said at the time.
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She could less easily take risks by, say, standing up for trade or robustly seeing off challenges to American power from China and Russia.
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We are stigmatized as trouble-makers, liars, bitches, and can have our careers taken away in an instant simply by standing up for ourselves.
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Logically they deserve the support and respect of anybody who believes that freedom of conscience and belief is an ideal worth standing up for.
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Never mind the fact that a teen Nyong'o didn't care to wear makeup herself — it was just about standing up for what was right.
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So when a lot of people said that, especially fans, then I was like, 'I feel like standing up for this a little bit.
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It's her ode to the power of gitanas, the marginalized class of Romani women who taught her about protecting and standing up for herself.
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And when she called him a thief after her second violation, standing up for herself amongst tennis officials, Ramos gave Williams a game penalty.
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"Bravo Kanye West for standing up for yourself and speaking out against mental health," Davidson posted on Instagram, which has since been taken down.
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Standing up for the rights of those who would not do it for us is perhaps the noblest expression of a commitment to liberty.
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He claims that his daughter had been harassed by peers at her school, Millie-Grace included, and he was just standing up for her.
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Another mother is standing up for the right to breastfeed her children in public without feeling shamed – and she's using poetry to do it.
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While the alt-right is known for its white supremacist and anti-LGBT values, the ACLU is standing up for their first amendment rights.
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Jensen Walcott, 17, became fodder for national headlines when Hillary Clinton tweeted about her, commending her for standing up for herself and women's rights.
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The owner of the dog at the center of "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan's animal cruelty investigation is standing up for the famed animal expert.
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If you vote on Tuesday you'll be exercising your rights, standing up for your beliefs, and fighting for the America you want to see.
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Heyer's family and friends said the 32-year-old paralegal dedicated her life to standing up for those she felt were not being heard.
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I am grateful that legal experts who share our commitment to reducing gun violence are standing with us and standing up for safer communities.
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To Ali's boosters, the money he had lost standing up for his principles and the beating he had taken from Frazier proved his sincerity.
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Despite the backlash, there was not a peep from Trump actually standing up for the person he put in the comedic line of fire.
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While it's admirable that Kardashian is standing up for her daughter, it's important that we name the things that seek to tear us down.
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"He is standing up for a lot of the countries where we have seen some—" Ernst said before she was interrupted by a voter.
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" But he did say this: "Elizabeth Warren, I think, has been a real champion in standing up for working families, taking on Wall Street.
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I give wide berth to these terms, so that courage can mean anything from standing up for oneself to saving a platoon in combat.
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He's also been very tough in standing up for Americans by calling out China's unfair trade practices and taking them to task with tariffs.
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"Represent!" in the black American sense means standing up for your people, expressing solidarity and letting a shared ethos underwrite your presence and work.
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Kashana Cauley is proud of the people in America standing up for their rights, such as the football playing kneeling for the national anthem.
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Standing up for service workers should never be reduced to shaming and criminalizing the Black people whom they serve, because these plights are intertwined.
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Supporters of the government see its leaders as standing up for the nation's sovereignty and protecting traditional Christian values in this deeply Catholic country.
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"Our president stood up to a bully and now he is standing up for rural America so it's a good move forward," Conaway added.
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The pharmaceutical executive has built a successful career while standing up for what he believes in, an equilibrium that's proved elusive for many others.
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From the first days of his administration, President Trump has worked for special interests and corporate lobbyists rather than standing up for American workers.
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"Overall the Trump administration's record has been a record that has not been standing up for working people," Shuler told me in an interview.
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In Brussels last month, Macron took the lead in standing up for Europe against the tariff threats Trump has lobbed regularly in recent days.
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" Hillary Clinton, who said while she's not running for president in 2020, she will still keep speaking and "standing up for what I believe.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," Cohn said in the interview.
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"In Poland, a great people are standing up for their independence, their security, and their sovereignty," Trump said during his speech in New York.
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Since he took over "The Daily Show" in 2015, Trevor Noah has shown a penchant for standing up for and empathizing with the vulnerable.
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In other words, it's not that standing up for the integrity of American institutions would come at zero cost to the conservative policy agenda.
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You've learned a lot about how you want to be treated over the last few weeks, Aries—continue standing up for yourself, brave ram!
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I'm proud of Kaitlyn for standing up for herself and opening the door to start a discussion about the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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People have been standing up for an open web since its inception — by advocating for browser choice, for open source practices, for mass surveillance reform.
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Kevin Durant says he's 100% behind Jemele Hill "standing up for what she believes in" ... telling TMZ Sports he totally supports the embattled ESPN star.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," he told the Financial Times Thursday.
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In a way, this was life imitating art: one woman standing up for the rights of a minority, while another woman preached patriarchal family values.
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My students, and young people around the world, are standing up for their right to inherit a livable plant, and it inspires me every day.
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The thing is I think any time the Democrats are standing up for a murderous drug gang, it&aposs a bad day for the Democrats.
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I am standing up for myself and any woman who has ever been mistreated, overpowered, sexualized, or made to feel unworthy of sharing her story.
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Prince Jigme, who celebrated his first birthday last month, is pictured standing up for the first time — with a little help from dad and grandpa!
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Enes Kanter is standing up for the OKC Thunder after his former teammate Kevin Durant ripped the organization on Twitter ... saying K.D. is dead wrong.
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Uncertain if others would join them in standing up for what's right, they give in to the fear of being next on Trump's hit list.
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TB: Somebody who was standing up for that recently was John Lewis and were you saddened by the conflict that he had with the president?
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"The good news is, in security matters which I am standing up for, we will still be with our British friends in NATO," she added.
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He apparently likes Elizabeth Imus of California, who describes herself as a "Christian American standing up for truth, freedom, equality" and a big Trump supporter.
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"It speaks to the status quo in this business that I was aware that standing up for myself and saying no to things," she wrote.
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Jim sent an email to say he hasn't watched an NFL since last Super Bowl and salutes me for standing up for what is right.
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Traveling the world to all its corners, to countries that most Americans have never heard of, meeting with the opposition, standing up for free press.
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Bill O'Reilly gets fired from FOX News, here's why it matters and it has to do with women banding together and standing up for themselves.
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Viewers have had to sit through more than our fair share of speeches about women having it all, standing up for themselves, and coming together.
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Though he lauded Iranian demonstrators for standing up for their "rights," he continued to offer respect bordering on servility to the likes of Vladimir Putin.
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" Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, said on Twitter: "Thank you @USEDGov for standing up for transgender students by ensuring all students feel welcome and safe!
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If I were in Congress, I'd be standing against that and standing up for diplomacy and sound decision making instead of fearmongering and saber rattling.
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But what we need to do is focus on being real and being the people we are, and standing up for what we believe in.
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Many tweeted out a quote from Rebecca Traister's new book, arguing that white women like Collins "enjoy proximal power" from standing up for white men.
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"I said standing up for what you believe in is the most important thing that you can do, and that's what I did," McPhail said.
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Thirty-nine percent of respondents said they felt less confident about Trump standing up for U.S. interests after watching him on stage next to Putin.
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Notwithstanding his xenophobia and singular focus on so-called 'Islamic terrorism', Trump should be lauded for standing up for common Americans who were previously neglected.
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As the ACLU once understood well, the very essence of the First Amendment is tolerating speech we hate, and standing up for it takes courage.
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"Tammy Duckworth has a sad record of not standing up for our veterans," read the post from the National Republican Senatorial Committee on Tuesday afternoon.
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Hollywood has been wondering what it can do in the era of Trump, how it can remain creatively relevant while standing up for its beliefs.
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The magazine accuses GOP lawmakers of caving to Trump's whims and "going along in order to get along," rather than standing up for their ideals.
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If you're dreading your screening of IT Chapter Two and the nightmares you fear will inevitably come with it, we recommend standing up for yourself.
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A former LSU football star is standing up for Les Miles ... telling TMZ Sports the decision to fire his old coach was 'disrespectful' and 'shocking.
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The Arab Spring uprisings and their violent aftermath left many Arab leaders more focused on staying in power than on standing up for the Palestinians.
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Which is problematic and dulls women standing up for themselves, having opinions and agency, and just living without being an object to behold and consume.
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"It is really the classmates of these children who are standing up for them," said Pippa Woolnough, a spokeswoman for the Immigrant Council of Ireland.
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The slogan is upbeat and rings true to our history of standing up for labor, economic growth, health care, public schools and other social goods.
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She probably knew she had a lot of people who were displeased with her newfound calling of standing up for the rights of sex workers.
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"If standing up for the rights of athletes and fair play somehow makes a country less likely to host the Olympic Games — wow," he said.
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"If Democrats keep showing up in rural communities and standing up for rural voters, we will win the 2020 election," Judge said in a statement.
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And, during the 2016 campaign, Sanders was very passionate in standing up for our community and opposing then-candidate Donald Trump's hateful lies about Muslims.
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"They are standing up for the truth, joining the many voices of brave women who are no longer tolerating abuse or being silenced," she added.
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Parkland students, you have shown so much courage in standing up for truth, for your right to attend school safely, & now against these disgusting smears.
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" Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron said: "She should be standing up for British people and British interests, not going over there and tickling his tummy.
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"In regards to standing up for jobs and defending the integrity of law, I continue to say that there was no inappropriate pressure," he said.
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" She added, "It's always this conversation when it comes to people of color — standing up for themselves, where all of a sudden you're not patriotic.
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She feels like she needs protection and now believes she's standing up for other domestic violence victims ... especially when the perpetrator is rich and famous.
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In standing up for their rights, B&H warehouse workers continue in the legacy of organized labor to create a more dignified and humane economy.
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You can spend the rest of the year standing up for what you believe—tonight, your only agenda should involve booze, candy, and black magic.
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Crowley told Vox he had been arrested for protesting at an immigration rally before; he said was just standing up for what he believed in.
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Last night, the other candidates on stage were not afraid of tag-teaming Trump and even standing up for one another when Trump went after someone.
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"I have lost everything standing up for the truth in America, spent all my savings, destroyed all my friendships, and ruined my whole life," Yiannopoulos wrote.
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But other companies haven't fostered as much of a reputation for speaking out on social issues and standing up for human rights as the NBA has.
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Protesters view themselves as standing up for beleaguered French workers , students and retirees who have been battered by high unemployment, high taxes and shrinking purchasing power.
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Couric went to Farmer seeking advice on how to handle the situation, and he helped her write a letter to the executive standing up for herself.
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In that case, all of the women who came forward with complaints worried about the financial ramifications of standing up for themselves — and for good reason.
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Ralph Gray was the leader of the Sharecropper's Union and was killed by a mob July 15, 1931 for standing up for what he believed in.
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" He is critical of the Moore campaign's narrative that "here is candidate Moore standing up for God and Christian principles against the other candidate who doesn't.
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He is 37-3-0 this season, and part of his success on Thursday was a direct result of the Panthers standing up for each other.
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"It's encouraging to see a court in Tunisia standing up for freedom of association for all," said Neela Ghoshal, a researcher with Human Rights Watch (HRW).
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"I am proud of her for being strong and standing up for herself during a time that is obviously a very hurtful one," Thomas, 47, said.
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The foreclosure history in Mnuchin's past reflects an extreme mentality of profit at all costs, and hardly a viewpoint of standing up for the little guy.
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These celebrities were standing up for causes that need our help — so next time, instead of sending a tweet, why not donate as little as $5?
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It may not always be apparent to people outside these communities, but standing up for water quality and heritage are intrinsically tied to these larger issues.
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"There is no candidate in this race who is fiercer in standing up for those who need allies in the struggle than Bernie Sanders," he said.
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It was about standing up for the oppressed against powerful tyrants and recognizing the true sacrifices so many Cubans have made to fight for their dignity.
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" Eric Trump said the U.S. wouldn't have all of the problems it has if the country's politicians did a "better job standing up for our country.
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In addition to standing up for your own rights, summon the courage to cross an invisible line and stand beside people who could use some support.
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People are standing up for what they see as injustices in every region and across all issues of work, education, gender, health, the environment and development.
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That's why what Darryl and I are doing is significant, in the sense that it's almost standing up for a crowd of people that are underrepresented.
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The buck stops with the prime minister," Trudeau told reporters in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, adding: "I cannot apologize for standing up for Canadian jobs.
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When one of us was repeatedly targeted and insulted by a male in our class, we were called "mean" and "aggressive" for standing up for ourselves.
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Charlie Baker, a Republican, said this week that the plan was "on pause," but that, to his own surprise, he was standing up for the species.
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Indeed, the picture of the hard-charging lawman standing up for women does not square with the secretly abusive and controlling boyfriend described in the magazine.
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Lee has a proven record of standing up for principle, for doing the right thing for the right reasons, even in the face of withering criticism.
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The most tragic recent example came last year, when two good Samaritans died while standing up for two Muslim teens getting lambasted on a Portland train.
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There are people in every community who are standing up for the basic rights that everyone -- regardless of orientation or creed -- should be able to enjoy.
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I've heard people call her strident but I've never heard her be strident -- maybe people think that because she's female and she's standing up for herself.
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In his remarks, Mr. Peña Nieto suggested that he wanted to fortify the nation's ties with its most important global partner, while standing up for Mexico.
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To Viguerie and others on the American far right, evil is defined by people standing up for their rights and protesting discrimination in a democratic way.
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But she has staked her career and her public persona on standing up for women in the face of badly behaved men -- even when it's inconvenient.
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The message from Obama in both of these cases is that anyone opposed to ObamaCare doesn't care about standing up for the weak, sick or suffering.
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"Our government has heard loud and clear that Canadians care about standing up for our environment and our livelihoods," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada said.
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Hope: My students, and young people around the world, are standing up for their right to inherit a livable plant, and it inspires me every day.
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Politically, as an environmentalist, he's always standing up for the people who don't have a voice, and he's always championing causes that need to be championed.
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That's what we were standing up for: Israel's future as a Jewish and democratic state, living side by side in peace and security with its neighbors.
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Under their influence, even "moderate" Democrats support the status quo instead of standing up for the 88 percent of Americans who support limits on elective abortion.
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In doing so, they are standing up for all the innovators, entrepreneurs and small businesses who contribute directly to the well-being and prosperity of America.
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Whether campaigning against political or environmental issues, or fighting for equality; protesters worldwide are standing up for what they believe in, both online and in public.
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A number of prominent YouTubers have come out as transgender on their channels over the years, advocating for transgender rights and standing up for LGBTQ youth.
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"I'm not running, but I'm going to keep on working and speaking and standing up for what I believe," Clinton told News 12 Westchester in March.
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We applaud the senator for once again standing up for the whistleblowers and exercising proper oversight at a time of serious crisis within the intelligence community.
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Gigi Hadid has no problem standing up for her boyfriend, and she proved it in spectacular fashion early Sunday AM when she launched on Jake Paul.
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From the March for Our Lives movement to the Climate Strike, children are standing up for themselves and their rights and pleading for a livable future.
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In the face of this, standing up for the truth — which is, after all, higher education's business — might appear to be an act of political partisanship.
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McKibben credited Underwood for "standing up for investors who may have been swindled, and indirectly the 7 billion of us who will suffer from Exxon's lies."
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As deputy USTR under President Reagan, Mr. Lighthizer negotiated over two dozen bilateral trade agreements; he has a strong record of standing up for American industry.
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These companies want to be on the right side of history, but their leaders also know that standing up for gun safety is good for business.
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He also defends his actions as standing up for Canadian jobs, because a conviction of SNC-Lavalin could mean a 10-year ban on federal contracts.
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"Standing up for what I believe is right, I felt like I had to perform even better tonight than I have in the past," she said.
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But for other conservatives, Kristol and the Weekly Standard were standing up for America's virtues, and against foreign policy "realists" who advocated for more isolationist positions.
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" "They reiterated their commitment to standing up for the Chemical Weapons Convention and to ensuring that those responsible for this horrific attack are held to account.
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When it comes to standing up for these families against these brutal crimes—rape, manslaughter—is the Trump administration going to in effect say, 'Not interested'?
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Prince just weighed in on the situation ... and the Rap-A-Lot Records CEO is standing up for YBN, who is signed to his record label.
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I think debate can help people advocate for real issues, and actually standing up for things, when we, say, debate an issue like immigration or something.
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"The day has arrived that we are standing up for ourselves and keeping our heads high," Giri, who is from the eastern city of Kolkata, India, says.
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Khloé Kardashian has always been the best at defending her family with quick-witted retorts on Twitter, and now she's standing up for herself this way too.
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"I would rather sit behind bars for standing up for what I believe in, than giving into something I strongly don't believe in," she told the station.
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No, this is just the opposite, where people who are standing up for the Department of Justice and the FBI are working to take down the president.
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The book is a solid argument for the need for people to act against tyranny and oppression in any way possible, standing up for what's morally right.
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"I understand you're standing up for the NRA and I understand that's what you're supposed to do," Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel told the NRA's Dana Loesch.
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A ninth Supreme Court judge who is pro-life will not immediately endanger Roe because five of the court's judges are reliably standing up for the ruling.
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Here's the email I'm sending to drivers affected by President Trump's unjust immigration and travel ban: At Uber we've always believed in standing up for what's right.
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"As we restore American leadership throughout the world, we are once again standing up for freedom in our hemisphere," Trump said before a joint session of Congress.
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It was the perfect final touch for an outfit that was meant to symbolize the importance of standing up for the oppressed and marginalized members of society.
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We need to make sure we fight for this man — the one man who is standing up for black America, we are going to fight for, guys.
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The videos piece together a chaotic, confusing, and tense encounter between the three groups, who have all said that they were targeted and standing up for themselves.
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We are pleased to see Twitter standing up for its users' rights, and the ACLU will soon be filing documents in court on behalf of this user.
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Im standing up for the people that like to hide behind computers cyber bulling calling many gay, skinny, slut, ugly, fat, the list goes on and on.
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In Zarda, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals said it should, standing up for a sky-diving instructor who says he was fired because he is gay.
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The White House is spinning that as a positive, claiming Trump was standing up for the American worker, no matter what the rich and powerful may think.
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COM NEWS: I think it&aposs a winning issue for him politically when it comes to patriotism and standing up for the national anthem and the flag.
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What the President wanted the world to hear: America is again standing up for traditional values — "family, freedom, country, God" — and rallying Europeans who support those values.
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So this is a good thing and I welcome everybody because we're all standing up for our water, but are we really mindful of what we're doing?
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Kourtney also went on to affirm Kim's statement, before explaining that this season, fans can expect to see her standing up for herself a lot more. Yes.
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Already beloved by New Yorkers, he has positioned himself as the people's champ, standing up for the fans against one of the most despised owners in sports.
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"It's about standing up for a community in a state that ended up in a very bad place that we should have never been in," state Sen.
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Philanthropy is really all about showing your care for others and standing up for causes you believe in, and you can do that in so many ways.
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So they've cleverly leveraged this position of power by not standing up for the national anthem — something that is sure to get a lot of people's attention.
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While the Chamber likes to pretend that it's standing up for the interests of investors, workers and small businesses, the reality couldn't be further from the truth.
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This is especially offensive when one considers that Hawkins' sentiments were theologically correct and her actions, in standing up for the persecuted, exemplified the teachings of Jesus.
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Standing up for the rights of free speech and free demonstration isn't a partisan endeavor; it's a bedrock value of what it means to be an American.
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But Food Network host Alton Brown is standing up for lovers of topping liberty, telling People magazine that when it comes to toppings, there's no judgment necessary.
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"We are so thrilled that Beyoncé is standing up for transgender youth by joining GLSEN's 100 Days of Kindness Campaign at this very difficult time," Byard said.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," Cohn told The Financial Times at the time.
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Being a patriot means standing up for the rights of the accused and the oppressed, even when cops, your neighbors, and the US government are against you.
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Claire Reeves, a parent of one of the students, told the BBC: "I feel extremely proud of them all for standing up for their rights," she said.
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I am proud of my family, proud of my record of standing up for our progressive values and proud to be unflinching in standing up against hate.
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"Let's honor his legacy by standing up for what is right in our communities and taking steps to make a positive impact on the world," he added.
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"Kraninger has no track record at all of consumer protection, or of standing up for vulnerable people," said Lisa Donner, executive director of Americans for Financial Reform.
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" "The quality that makes Joe stand out is his ability to bring people together to find common ground while standing up for what he believes is right.
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The social media star and fashion designer, 22, spoke to PEOPLE about standing up for her sister after Cardi confirmed she was pregnant with fiancé Offset's baby.
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He likely won the presidency due to his message of standing up for the American people and ending agreements that do not enhance American security and prosperity.
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I'm standing up for the people that like to hide behind computers cyber-bullying calling many gay, skinny, slut, ugly, fat, the list goes on and on.
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Hank Carter -- Baker's old coach at Lake Travis H.S. in Texas -- tells TMZ Sports Mayfield's comments were just his way of standing up for his Cleveland teammates.
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So it may seem odd or even upsetting to some supporters that the organization is now standing up for the rights of white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
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The value of standing up for what is right, of going on strike or marching in the streets, is not exhausted by the value of its effects.
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The principle that the president is attacking — and that Mr. Sessions and his colleagues are standing up for — is central to the administration of justice in America.
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Someone with true self-confidence is capable of being assertive and standing up for themselves, but they're unlikely to adopt a tone that others perceive as arrogant.
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And it would serve as powerful evidence that, when it comes to standing up for the free world, Donald Trump is not, after all, Vladimir Putin's poodle.
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"So much of who I am is about standing in your truth and standing up for people, and having your moral judgment shape your decisions," Sam said.
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Reclaiming our values starts with standing up for them at home — inclusivity, tolerance, diversity, respect for the rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of the press.
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"When I replied people are in jail today standing up for basic human rights, and a journalist was killed just last year, she blocked me," he said.
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The Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, a union that represents actors, made the same point in its tweet standing up for Owens.
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My heart goes out to these lawyers — the true leaders standing up for justice — and to the creators of this report for helping to open my eyes.
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This begins with standing up for the rights of other faith communities, not just our own, and especially if one is part of the majority faith community.
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Ama nods along as she listens to her sister explain that standing up for what you believe in was an integral part of how they were raised.
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Standing up for stronger gun laws and pursuing solutions to America's gun violence epidemic is no longer risky; it is what the large majority of Americans support.
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"The most important thing for us right now is public education and that we're standing up for our students and our colleagues," Campbell told CNN on Thursday.
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All of our CoverGirls are role models and boundary-breakers, fearlessly expressing themselves, standing up for what they believe, and redefining what it means to be beautiful.
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Further, most of our Five Eyes intelligence allies, including Australia, Japan, and New Zealand, have continued to be invaluable partners in standing up for our shared security.
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And supporters who don't share her experience applaud the mom for standing up for herself and offering such a perfect explanation of what being a parent truly means.
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So it stands to reason that Patrick, 36, might have a few things to say about standing up for yourself, following your dreams, and succeeding against tall odds.
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You don't have a problem standing up for yourself or what you believe in, Leo, but sometimes you have a hard time figuring out issues around self worth.
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According to media watchers, the show was exceptionally political, with winners and host Stephen Colbert taking shots at the current administration and not standing up for this crap.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," he said in a veiled criticism of the president.
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I could actually feel myself growing weaker by the day; I remember needing to sit down after a shower, because standing up for 20153 minutes had exhausted me.
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Normally a firecracker of a woman, Stassi seems far more worried about keeping Patrick around throughout this entire ordeal than standing up for herself or her co-stars.
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It's refreshing that Teigen is not only standing up for her marriage, but is putting a publication on blast for exploiting important issues such as depression and addiction.
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In Wednesday's statement, she added that outside of any issues with her attorney, she remained committed to standing up for herself and would not be intimidated by Trump.
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Instead, he cited America's new, more belligerent approach to trade, its hostility to curbing climate change, and its retreat from standing up for human rights around the world.
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Chelsea Clinton knows firsthand that growing up in the political spotlight can be tough, and now she's standing up for President Donald Trump's 10-year-old son Barron.
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It's not bitchy, it's bossy and it's my body and I get to be that way and there's nothing bitchy about standing up for yourself and being real.
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The President should be standing up for America and the president should be encouraging every American to honor the flag that so many have bled and died for.
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" She added: "It's a lovely way to honor the people who looked after me and a way of standing up for young people who also go through this.
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Standing up for Melania, who has been the subject of misogynistic attacks through the campaign and especially since her husband's win, is right on message for Ms. Ratajkowski.
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This I've kept in mind when the stresses of the film seem unbearable, whenever I'm feeling sick or my feet are aching from standing up for 14 hours.
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Fox News is standing up for the freedom of the press by showing its support for CNN's lawsuit against President Donald Trump and several of his top aides.
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"In 2018, I'd never thought that I'd be arrested for standing up for my right to vote," Williams told The New Yorker while detained in a police van.
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Better known online by his superhero-like moniker, the Video Game Attorney, Morrison has spent the last two years of his life standing up for the little guys.
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We need to show them by standing up for our most vulnerable communities—Muslim Americans, cis-women and transgender people, those with disabilities, undocumented immigrants, and marginalized ethnicities.
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The important thing, he says, is continuing community activism, standing up for what's right and not letting lawmakers in Raleigh dictate the way the city handles its affairs.
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Quote of the day: "Tammy Duckworth has a sad record of not standing up for our veterans" A deleted tweet from the National Republican Senatorial Committee criticized Rep.
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Although the right detested him, those of us on the left respected his standing up for the poor, the downtrodden and the desperate masses of the developing world.
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Beyond the growing religious backlash against gun violence, racism and income inequality, many evangelicals have also been inspired by politicians standing up for religious liberty here and abroad.
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It's a way of standing up for yourself, she said, without having to directly confront or call out someone, which is hard to do without straying into stridency.
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Whether he's standing up for the Constitution in a hospital room or hiding beside the drapes in the White House, James Comey knows how to spin a yarn.
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If I'm not standing up for these immigrants and refugees, as a former refugee myself—or you could always argue that you're always a refugee—then who will?
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If you have ever thought a phrase like "Black lives matter" is too assertive, consider why you're so uncomfortable with Black people standing up for our humanity. 983.
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We can't let past failures prevent us from standing up for what is right, challenging the status quo or establishing bargaining chips to use to negotiate better deals.
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"This administration is standing up for American families, American businesses and American workers by taking action to reduce imports that threaten our national security," the Commerce secretary said.
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None of this changes the fact that two young people standing up for their fellow citizens don't get to be just two young people experiencing a spontaneous moment.
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Women athletes are standing up for equal pay, and young women like Greta Thunberg, Emma Gonzalez, and Naomi Wadler are speaking up on climate change and gun violence.
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We were proud of Pilot Pete for standing up for the woman he loved when it mattered the most, but we were also shocked by his mom's behavior.
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Tenants who were seen as troublemakers by landlords — perhaps for standing up for their rights — would sometimes end up on blacklists that would be shared among rental agencies.
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I can barely stand the prospect of spending time with them, and if I do, I feel like a fraud for not standing up for my in-laws.
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"Today we have learnt that standing up for human rights has become a crime in Turkey," said Shetty in a statement about the activists' formal arrest on Tuesday.
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"Citizens standing up for equality and freedom can never be equated with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the KKK," Cohn said in an interview with the Financial Times.
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President Trump's abrupt order to withdraw American troops from Syria set off alarm bells among Israeli officials who fear the United States might stop standing up for Israel.
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Standing up for yourself against a narcissist ain't easy and I'm so proud of how much you have grown as a person to be able to do so.
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The NBA faced fierce backlash over its response to Morey's tweet, while bipartisan lawmakers criticized the NBA for not standing up for its employees' rights to free speech.
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Instead of standing up for the values of a free society, Mr. Trump, with his oft-vented scorn for democracy's building blocks, has strengthened the hands of dictators.
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"On her Instagram story afterward, Halsey also told fans: "don&apost ever let someone make u feel crazy or unhinged cause ur a woman standing up for urself.
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Advocates say that while her track record shows a commitment to standing up for victims, those victims did not include those who accused Mr. Trump of sexual misconduct.
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I recommend standing up for yourself (or watching the excellent TV shows "Oz" and "Orange Is the New Black" to learn how to deal with prison-yard alphas).
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Most 2020 hopefuls standing up for a Green New Deal have done little more than endorse it as a slogan and have rarely been pressed on its specifics.
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Both declined to be interviewed, instead sending written statements in which they expressed their commitment to fighting hatred of any kind, while also standing up for the oppressed.
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That being said, the two have described each other as friends for years: Proud to see my friend Governor Chris Christie standing up for Israel on his visit.
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Blue Lives Matter is an online movement inspired by violence against police with the goal of standing up for law enforcement and facing down Black Lives Matter activists.
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I mean, they do feel slighted by Russia for the interference in the election, and they see that the president isn&apost standing up for election integrity writ large.
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Whether Democrat or Republican, Muslim or non-Muslim, white, black or brown -- standing up for the rights of our friends, colleagues and neighbors is more than a moral obligation.
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"I'm not running, but I'm going to keep on working and speaking and standing up for what I believe," she told CNN affiliate News 12 Westchester in New York.
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"More and more, elected Democrats are standing up for working people — even when it means their Wall Street friends are unhappy," she told BuzzFeed News in a phone interview.
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People couldn't stop talking about this passionate speech by 73-year-old Naomi Wadler, standing up for the black girls and women who have been victims of gun violence.
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This week in weird feuds: Sarah Palin is standing up for herself against Azealia Banks after the rapper unleashed a fury of NSFW tweets directed at the former gov.
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"There's people walking in the door with red, white and blue, with smiles on their faces, who are thanking me for standing up for what we believe," he said.
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Add to that, the diverse group that makes up the restaurant industry, that often includes undocumented individuals, "people who have a harder time standing up for themselves," she says.
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We found it very difficult to find gigs since we had started getting a bad reputation for standing up for rock n roll and had to move to NYC.
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Nate Berkus is standing up for his family amid disgruntled former reality star Derick Dillard 's tweets attacking his sexuality and the "liberal agenda" he believes TLC is promoting.
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"We understand the passion of people standing up for injustice," the spokesperson reportedly said in response to calls for the foundation to pull its investment from the GEO Group.
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At the time, Der Spiegel said that John saw himself as standing up for ordinary soccer fans, so that they understood hidden aspects of the sport their money fuels.
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"I thought taylor would be upset & nervous on the stand but the fact she's being so strong and standing up for herself MAKES ME SO PROUD," one tweet read.
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And I think we have support because people over the years have seen the work that I am doing in standing up for working families and the middle class.
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Paris also commended her cousin Taj Jackson for standing up for her father and said that all she was trying to do was keep the peace amid the controversy.
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The cashier could have meant well, but all our kudos go to Sophia for standing up for herself and what she probably didn't yet know was a racial microaggression.
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However, standing up for women and passing legislation that would actually send the message that rape is unacceptable has typically not been part of the Grand Old Party's agenda.
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And yes, despite his flaws, Atticus Finch was a hero for standing up for what he thought was right when it was far from the easy thing to do.
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Claiming it was standing up for its principles, Facebook made changes to its desktop website that enable advertisements to sneak past adblocking software by disguising them as original content.
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NACo and each state should be congratulated for standing up for the skill and knowledge that is demonstrated on a daily basis by local experts in cities and counties.
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Lee has a proven record of standing up for principle, for doing the right thing for the right reasons, even in the face of withering criticism," DeMint tweeted. "Sen.
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But, subjecting someone to liability without fault or causation – which do not exist in these cases – violates the core progressive legal philosophy of standing up for one's constitutional rights.
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From ending child marriage to stopping violence -- from education rights to gender equality, here are some of the groups standing up for women that you can be part of.
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"I think that taking care or others, standing up for yourself and other people, if they don't have the ability to do so, is very uniquely American," she said.
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For the "hero" who once passionately argued for the importance of standing up for truth in the face of a president's lies, that course of action seems decidedly unheroic.
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Standing up for the locked up: Activist Samuel Sinyangwe has studied mass incarceration in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and found that modern-day prisoners are treated like antebellum-era slaves.
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I'm always standing up for other people and for what I believe in, so it's difficult to work in an industry where I can't even stand up for myself.
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Whether Berkeley likes it or not, Young America's Foundation is standing up for students' rights and sending Coulter to Berkeley to deliver, for once, a conservative point of view.
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I was watching "2 Dope Queens," two beautiful black women standing up for all things female and black, and they both had no issue talking about their white boyfriends.
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Standing up for what you believe in can be very emotionally and mentally exhausting, and after a year like 2016, you're just about ready to collapse—but you won't!
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The owners of the National Football League have concluded, with President Trump, that true patriotism is not about bravely standing up for democratic principle but about standing up, period.
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"Your arrogance sparked a movement that has grown to thousands of women taking back their self-esteem and proudly standing up for what is morally right," Baker-Kinney said.
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Criticize President Donald Trump's nominee to be the CIA's first female director, and you are a brave human rights activist standing up for truth, justice, and the American way.
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If the court rules against unions, we will see more labor unrest, more people moved to collective action and more public service workers standing up for dignity and respect.
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With Lou Carnesecca as Mullin's Hall of Fame presenter, standing up for him, right behind him, where the old coach has been for as long as Mullin can remember.
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Warren's answer to Marttila's concerns was one she has made countless times on the campaign trail: Democrats can only win by standing up for "big ideas," not incremental changes.
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Instead of standing up for truth, honor and American values, they chose the path of least resistance, the one most likely at the moment to lead to their reelections.
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"In regards to standing up for jobs and defending the integrity of the rule of law, I continue to say there was no inappropriate pressure," the Prime Minister said.
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"I'm not running, but I'm going to keep on working and speaking and standing up for what I believe," she told CNN affiliate News 12 in Westchester, New York.
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"The importance of standing up for yourself: I had learned that over and over again because even if it doesn't work you feel self-pride," Corcoran tells Business Insider.
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John was a constant advocate for his fellow veterans and those currently serving in uniform, standing up for the benefits and care they so earned by defending our freedom.
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Some urge a show of tolerance and understanding; others talk about the various stages of grief; others still call for courage in standing up for the values of liberalism.
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Days after the election, Ms. Bloch, 55, the organizer, helped pull together Takoma Park Mobilization, a new grass-roots group aimed at "standing up for our neighbors," she said.
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Yet there are times when standing up for what you have done, being clear on what you hope to accomplish and acknowledging where you made a mistake should count.
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Vernon Wells, Noel Leader, Julian Harper, and Cliff Hollingsworth, to name a few, are serious men with a serious record of standing up for their communities against police abuse.
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I think she knows that ... I'm sure she's well aware that this is potentially troublesome for her for a career standpoint, and she's standing up for what she believes.
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This election is about standing up for working class people, whether they are black, brown or white -- gay or straight -- young or old who feel left out of the process.
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In a way, there's something hopeful about that: Perhaps Alex standing up for Tyler allowed him to see the good in his classmates, and stopped him from committing further violence.
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Her Everyman boyfriend Mike (The Newsroom's John Gallagher Jr.) is more of a hero, personally standing up for decency and morality, and occasionally getting other people killed as a result.
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But as women with influence in the White House, they should be standing up for women whenever possible — and that includes mothers, immigrant women, women of color, and trans women.
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The 12 Republicans who voted to block Trump from redirecting funds to pay for the border wall say they're standing up for Congress and its constitutional authority to control spending.
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The widower Finch teaches the book's narrator, Scout, lessons about courage, morality, and standing up for what you believe in while he fights prejudice in segregated Alabama as a lawyer.
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Jackson also commended her cousin Taj Jackson, 45, for standing up for her father and said that all she was trying to do was keep the peace amid the controversy.
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But the Scream Queens star shared that not all of her friends are on board with her bare-faced look, and she's standing up for herself in an Instagram video.
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Paris, 20, also commended her cousin Taj Jackson for standing up for her father and said that all she was trying to do was keep the peace amid the controversy.
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Clinton ended with an important message, saying, "Be part of the changing culture so it's not viewed as disqualifying if you're standing up for yourself and speaking up for yourself."
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It said that leaders in countries such as the United States, Russia and China were not standing up for civil liberties and instead were "callously undermining the rights of millions".
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She also commended her cousin Taj Jackson, 45, for standing up for her father and said that all she was trying to do was keep the peace amid the controversy.
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You know, Steve Jobs had his virtues, but being a nice guy wasn't one of them, and I kind of see this as Woz finally standing up for himself. Right.
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