But, just like Ivanka consistently stands by her brand, Chelsea stands by her convictions.
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Chaffetz stands by his unsubstantiated claims Henshaw, Chaffetz's spokeswoman, said Monday that the Utah Republican stands by his claims of paid protesters.
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But he loves me, so he stands by my decision.
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Two current employees said the company stands by that assessment.
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On Wednesday, BuzzFeed told CNBC it stands by its decision.
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CBS issued a statement saying it stands by its report.
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She told Insider she "absolutely" still stands by her remarks.
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The committee stands by its statement, which is completely truthful.
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However, PEOPLE stands by its decision to publish Stoynoff's story.
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Kim Kardashian West stands by her man — no matter what.
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"He stands by it," Spicer said at a daily briefing.
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Cohen stands by his testimony before the House Oversight Committee.
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America stands by Israel, our greatest ally, in firm solidarity.
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He also stands by his actions in relation to Trump.
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This has been continually disproved, but he stands by it.
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Mohamed Jokhadar stands by one of the murals in Za'atari.
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Yuraw Ichang stands by his side and translates into Mandarin.
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He stands by it, and he has not violated it.
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The Mayor's office stands by their characterization of the campaign.
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The news organization has said it stands by its article.
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One appears to sit; the other stands by a window.
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Spokesperson Katie Rayford said Buzzfeed News stands by its story.
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The girl stands by, not exactly shocked but certainly horrified.
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The U.S. stands by New Zealand for anything we can.
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The nominee denies any wrongdoing and stands by his testimony.
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Cuba also said he stands by the Motion Picture Academy.
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An Uber spokesperson told CNBC the company stands by its position.
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Morgan, who also cameos in Difficult People, stands by her statements.
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Canada is an open, welcoming country that stands by its citizens.
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Schmitt-Matzen told the Washington Post he stands by his account.
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And President Trump said the U.S. stands by Japan 100 percent.
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He tells his fiancée the truth, and she stands by him.
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" The insider added that Gadot's "tough and stands by her principles.
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He still stands by it — and everything it's brought with it.
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Rogin, the piece's author, told me he stands by his reporting.
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Donald Trump stands by his claim that deceased U.S. Army Capt.
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Coke/meth was a controversial decision but she stands by it.
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Trezentos stands by the "100% secure" claim when we query it.
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Bachchan says he stands by all the dialogue in the film.
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"He stands by it," Spicer told reporters at his daily briefing.
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Still, despite the situation ending badly, he stands by his decision.
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Xi needs to show that he stands by a cornerstone policy.
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For its part, the FDA stands by its ruling on aspartame.
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Trump "absolutely" stands by his statement to treat DREAMers with heart.
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A rep for the property management company stands by the charges.
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The mayor's office has said it stands by the ballot language.
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A Justice Department spokesman said Sessions stands by his congressional testimony.
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Quartz, for what it's worth, stands by the story it published.
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The Times spokeswoman added that the newspaper stands by the story.
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Zombie Burger stands by Beeck and all its "not normal" waitstaff.
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Eight years later, she told me she stands by that statement.
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We're told Aaron still stands by his allegations in the TRO.
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Yet the candidate, Jack Martins, says he firmly stands by it.
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Evan Osnos: The GOP stands by as Trump upends American security.
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Fitzgerald told CNBC on Thursday that he stands by the results.
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Politico spokesman Brad Dayspring said the publication stands by its reporting.
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Stacy Feldman, executive editor of InsideClimate News, stands by those stories.
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Still, she stands by the group's decision for the new director.
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The U.S. stands by New Zealand for anything we can do.
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The BBC said it "stands by the integrity" of its reporting teams.
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A spokesman for the news agency said Reuters stands by its coverage.
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Wah has no undisclosed debt and stands by its 2017 annual report.
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Serowski stands by the decision, saying he was not motivated by politics.
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President Trump said he stands by Kavanaugh after the second allegation surfaced.
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Literally, Davis hesitantly stands by while Micah throws stuff around the room.
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" A Reuters spokeswoman on Monday said the agency "stands by its reporting.
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She said she stands by the four papers she wrote with Wansink.
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The rest of the GOP stands by its traditional free-market ideas.
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A month later, the institutional broker still stands by its bearish sentiment.
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And while not everyone applauded his announcement, Easton stands by his decision.
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" A Reuters spokeswoman on Monday said the agency "stands by its reporting.
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Despite the volatility and the cybertheft, he still stands by this view.
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He also said he stands by the letter he wrote for Trump.
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Wilson stands by her account, saying that others also overheard the call.
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On Monday, Spicer said the President stands by his assessment from January.
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"The Huffington Post stands by its reporting of Unaoil," she told Reuters.
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CNN, though, maintains it had multiple sources and stands by its reporting.
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"She's tough and stands by her principles," the source told Page Six.
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Definers continued to insist that it stands by its work as legitimate.
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The White House said Tuesday the president stands by his original proposal.
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NBC, which shares a parent company with CNBC, stands by its reporting.
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President Trump stands by his threat of tariffs on E.U. car imports.
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On the gallery's second floor, a wooden drum stands by the window.
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On Friday, O'Neill said he stands by his decision to fire Pantaleo.
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I don't want to be someone who stands by and watches it.
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Nature Nate's said that it stands by the integrity of their products.
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The Trump campaign told Axios that it stands by its May statement.
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Farrow told "CBS This Morning" Monday that he stands by his reporting.
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Holderness said though Porter did take them, she stands by her account.
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In a CNN interview, he stands by the poem as his own.
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But IBM has said it stands by those protected by the program.
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Stephens has since said he stands by what he wrote over email.
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" A Reuters spokeswoman on Monday said the agency "stands by its reporting.
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Rappler stands by its reporting and "categorically and strongly" denied Roque's allegation.
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Dianne Feinstein about whether he stands by his past statements calling Roe v.
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For his part, Johnson has said he "absolutely" stands by the bold comparison.
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A person in a ghost costume stands by a Halloween altar, circa 1905.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Rippon says he stands by his quotes to USA Today.
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For now he stands by what is left of his family (Tyrion aside).
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In poor neighbourhoods, drug gangs battle for turf while the state stands by.
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To escape her reality she stands by her window for hours people watching.
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Coons said he had just asked if Kavanaugh stands by his own record.
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Sanders said the chief of staff stands by his comments despite the video.
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" Wilson said Wednesday that she stands by her words, calling Trump a "liar.
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" That prompted a warning from the EU's Tusk: "The EU stands by France.
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Merkel stands by her decision to let in refugees based on humanitarian grounds.
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Stone responded in a statement that he stands by his earlier congressional testimony.
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A Burr spokesperson said that the chairman still stands by that sentiment. Sen.
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Woodward during a CBS interview on Sunday said he stands by his reporting.
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" He added, "The U.S. stands by New Zealand for anything we can do.
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The management board stands by its statement that belts need to be tightened.
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Solomon has long maintained that he stands by the accuracy of his columns.
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FACEBOOK'S ZUCKERBERG SAYS STANDS BY STATEMENTS IN LEAKED AUDIO OF PREVIOUS Q&A
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Almeida's newspaper Dawn stands by the story, and the accuracy of the quote.
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Brad stands by his comment concerning the use of illegal intravenous needle injections.
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Fitzgerald stands by the research and said the letter supports the company's position.
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A retraction means a journal no longer stands by one of its articles.
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Given that the NFL reportedly stands by Miller's admission, it now looks mendacious.
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"He stands by it," Spicer said, characterizing the Intelligence Committee's statement as not final.
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But a spokesman for Walmart told NBC News the company stands by its policy.
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The world stands by watching them bleed, die, and forcefully removed from their homes.
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She stands by what she said, though he can't bring himself to believe her.
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Liedl tells PEOPLE he stands by his previous comments calling the girl a criminal.
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No matter what choice she makes, it's good to know Xtina stands by it.
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CrowdStrike said it stands by findings that the Russian government was behind the attacks.
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Redway says his study is about potential risk Redway, though, stands by his science.
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But Schiff stands by his theory that gold will eventually trade up to $5,000.
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Almeida's newspaper Dawn stands by the story, saying it was verified with multiple sources.
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The company rejects calls for the board to resign and stands by its investigation.
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Everyone in Hollywood who stands by Ryan now is choosing not to believe me.
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" Vester's lawyer told PEOPLE, ""My client stands by the allegations, which speak for themselves."
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Sanders said "he does" when asked if Trump stands by his secretary of State.
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But he stands by his story: Antidepressants help people regain custody of their lives.
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But Heal said Yancey stands by the arguments made last week by his attorneys.
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Dawn, Pakistan's most respected English-language daily, has said it stands by the Oct.
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The publisher responsible for the story tells DCist that he stands by the report.
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But Johnson defended Weld, saying he "absolutely" stands by his potential running mate's comment.
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Netflix Stands By Their Controversial Walrus SceneAriana Grande: Cashing In on 'Thank U, Next'
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The Republican candidate for county executive, Jack Martins, said he stands by the ad.
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He also believes strongly in this option and stands by the work he's done.
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A moment later, Mr. Shearer was pulled from the stands by Secret Service agents.
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A spokesman for Hunt told Reuters that the minister stands by his earlier statement.
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Ford stands by her testimony last week, according to a member of her team.
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" He added that the European Parliament "stands by its candidate for European public prosecutor.
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"Germany stands by the jointly agreed communique," Steffen Seibert said in a short statement.
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According to the source, the Fuller House star stands by her and her husband's decision.
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"He stands by it," Spicer said, characterizing the Senate Intelligence Committee's statement as not final.
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Camila Mendes is proud of her body and stands by her message of body positivity.
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" Vester's attorney Ari Wilkenfeld said: "My client stands by the allegations, which speak for themselves.
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Dianne Feinstein about whether he stands by his past statements calling Roe a "colossal" mistake.
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BuzzFeed News stands by its story and the two law enforcement sources who informed it.
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Still, the National Institute on Retirement Security, otherwise known as NIRS, stands by its research.
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In the meantime, the Baker administration stands by its decision-making behind implementing its ban.
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In the letter, attorney Karen Koehler said the woman stands by everything she told police.
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He stands by his experiment's observed particle but remarked that LHCb's results are certainly important.
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RELATED: Bernie Sanders stands by anti-abortion mayoral candidate Still, Democrats insist they aren't worried.
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"Mars stands by the Paris Climate Agreement, " said Grant Reid, the chief executive of Mars.
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We reached out to LisaRaye's lawyer, to find out if she stands by her claims.
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Eight years later, Winfrey still stands by her belief, but has conceded the culture war.
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The European Union — at least Germany and Italy — is ready and stands by its commitments.
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A Cameron spokesman on Monday said the prime minister stands by his comments, Reuters reported.
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So, Sisi stands by the door, waving, with a huge grin plastered to her face.
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Even Russia, which is more dependent on petrodollars than most, stands by the Paris Agreement.
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Dr. Anversa stands by his work, and says he was sabotaged by a rogue colleague.
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David figures out quickly how to swim (while that someone stands by just in case).
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Despite gaining immeasurable access to skincare, beauty, and cosmetics gurus, she still stands by it.
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"She stands by her testimony," a member of her legal team said in a statement.
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Still, Ms. Gustafson stands by the decision to give the garment a politically charged name.
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Anheuser-Busch said in a statement that it stands by the Bud Light ad campaign.
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"Mars stands by the Paris Climate Agreement," said Grant Reid, the chief executive of Mars.
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Chief of staff John Kelly stands by how the White House handled the Porter scandal.
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Reuters stands by the reporters and the investigation, which included photographic evidence of the massacre.
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When Ms. Añez appears in public, an aide frequently stands by her holding a cross.
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He told Snow he stands by his charges and said Trump needed to answer them.
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In Wyoming, leadership stands by gawking as the resource curse runs its course yet again.
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The scene shifts to the interior of the hanger, where Leia stands by herself, looking upset.
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When I ask Kelly about this, he says he stands by the way he described it.
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Watching the scene unfold, Disick, stands by the wall in order to snap the perfect shot.
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Swedish media have also taken to debunking the film, though Fox itself stands by the story.
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These are the best chocolate chip cookies ever, and Culinary Director Farideh Sadeghin stands by them.
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But the daughter stands by her mother's viewpoint that the diagnosis of mental illness was incorrect.
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Spicer said Thursday that Trump "stands by" his controversial accusation despite no evidence having validated them.
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Ali also said he stands by his report, which he said he verified with 85033 sources.
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Wilson's speech, the WH stands by Kelly's remarks AND calls Wilson an 'empty barrel' again. pic.twitter.
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"The cardinal stands by those statements, which were not intended to be imprecise," the archdiocese said.
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His perversion reaches its apex when he stands by impassively as the poor Matryosha hangs herself.
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The State Department has pushed back, saying that it stands by its readout of the call.
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Hyde-Smith reiterated at a press conference Monday that she stands by her statement and Gov.
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Then there is a Republican Party that stands by the President no matter what he does.
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"Of course," Nelson told CNN last week when asked whether he still stands by his remarks.
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"Jeffree stands by his brand, and I assumed they would take care of it," Schirch said.
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Sanders said the White House stands by Trump's claim that the tax plan will cost him.
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And if Judge hits a double, and stands by Altuve, get ready for another photo op.
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She "stands by account," NBC News explained and "defends" it, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The paper says it stands by its story and that it will defend the case "vigorously".
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"It was a rushed decision," albeit one that the company stands by, he told CNN Business.
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While Altman says he stands by that tweet, he still remains hopeful during the Trump administration.
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Trump stands by his criticism of McCabe, Sanders said Monday, referring further questions to the FBI.
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Woodward reiterated to CNN on Thursday that he stands by all his reporting in the book.
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Asked whether the video was a fair attack, Kennedy simply said he stands by his record.
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Vester's attorney said Friday after Brokaw's email was made public that she stands by her claims.
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Vester's attorney said Friday after Brokaw's email was made public that she stands by her claims.
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But the tech giant stands by its strategy of making hiring decisions through a team consensus.
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Walmart says it stands by its pay practices, and will consider appealing the Ninth Circuit opinion.
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Bennett stands by those numbers, which he said came via a call with the influencer's management.
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He says it's common for dogs to act differently inside shelters, and stands by Lena's decision.
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Yet the White House stands by a story various Trump surrogates have repeated in the weeks since.
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Curran questioned the authenticity of the text messages and told ABC that she stands by her claims.
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"Now we all know: Julie stands by her husband, not by CBS," says the Big Brother source.
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Watching the scene unfold, Disick, 35, stands by the wall in order to snap the perfect shot.
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Despite the criticism, Ogunyemi stands by the decision that she made — and will continue to do so.
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A Las Vegas police officer stands by a blocked off area near the Mandalay Bay casino, Tuesday.
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But he stands by the idea that there's no replica symmetry breaking in less than six dimensions.
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The commission, however, stands by its claim that they are taking a "conservative" approach to the matter.
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In a statement released on Friday, Hicks's attorney, Robert Trout, indicated that Hicks stands by her testimony.
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Short said he stands by the "data" in the ad and refused to comment on its tone.
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She stands by her tweets about women's empowerment, which many felt were a dig at Taylor Swift.
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The company stands by its claims, and CEO Elizabeth Holmes defended the work on CNBC in October.
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He recently told The Hollywood Reporter that he stands by his decision and "respectfully disagrees with [Takei]".
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He stands by his opinion that Long never needed to know about the kiss, accident or not.
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She stands by Josie's side but she seems more obsessed with branding and success than anything else.
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U.S. border agent stands by as a young family from Turkey arrive at the border near Hemmingford.
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While he acknowledged that statins can be a big benefit to some, he stands by his decision.
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He declares the time of death, signs the death certificate and stands by as a witness signs.
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Asked Friday whether he stands by his criticisms of Trump, Kasich largely punted on a direct answer.
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Miss Teen USA has already said it stands by Saturday's results, and Karlie Hay will remain queen.
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After the ultimatum passed, Tispa president Morakot Kulthamyothin told Khaosod English that Facebook stands by its policy.
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"This is not a commission finding that stands by a small country," said the taoiseach (prime minister).
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Executive Editor Marty Baron responded by saying the Post fully stands by the story and its reporters.
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Bayer attributed the Essure decision to declining sales, saying it still stands by its safety and efficacy.
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A Definers spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill that the firm stands by its work.
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Nevertheless, he stands by his mantra of intellectually-driven self-growth as a model for tech entrepreneurs.
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CNN has said it stands by its story, despite Davis undercutting at least part of the reporting.
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It sparked jubilant scenes in the stands by fans, who had waited 20 years for a title.
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But Ciccariello-Maher stands by his controversial tweets and says he plans to continue to speak out.
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Spicer said that Trump stands by his belief that millions of illegal immigrants voted in November's election.
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Dr. Anversa stands by his work, and says he is the victim of sabotage by a colleague.
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Ms. Harth said the statement was made without her permission, and that she stands by her claims.
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I imagine she would rather be elsewhere during these distressing episodes, but she stands by me nonetheless.
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Now, Carlson has spoken out about his unhinged rant—and he says he, uh, stands by it?
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One platonic friend, a married man named Otis Lee Loving, stands by her throughout her hard times.
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"The U.S. no longer stands by when Israel is unfairly attacked in the United Nations," Haley said.
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"CNN stands by our medical producer John Bonifield," CNN said in a statement about the first video.
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Criticism has continued on social media despite the explanations, but Williams said she stands by the design.
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A Definers spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill that the firm stands by its work.
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How firmly the West stands by Ukraine, however, depends largely on Mr Zelensky's ability to defeat corruption.
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Although he found the governor's responses "vague," Chance stands by his commitment to improving Chicago's school system.
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She referred questions to the FBI but added that Trump "stands by" his previous comments about McCabe.
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Senator Paul stands by his opposition to a flawed nominee who was complicit in torture and coverup.
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She claims it was taken out of context, and stands by her former apology for the video.
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During the show, Flex stands by on camera, smiling at the artful display of turntablism (real DJing).
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg stands by Trump supporter Peter Thiel despite a Valley backlash Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg stands by Trump supporter Peter Thiel despite a Valley backlash In case you thought tech billionaire Peter Thiel's support for Donald Trump might cause problems in super-liberal Silicon Valley, think again.
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Beijing stands by its position that Lam is a Chinese citizen, who violated the law on the mainland.
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Meanwhile, Trump stands by and riffs on whether they'll "destroy Vanity Fair" and brags about knowing Kanye West.
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Sanders said Trump stands by his previous comments and referred all specifics of McCabe's decision to the FBI.
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Jack Dorsey, who is the CEO of both Twitter and Square, tweeted that he stands by Apple's decision.
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Update 2:24 ET: The TSA provided Gizmodo with the following statement:TSA stands by its Behavior Detection capability.
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On today's Halftime Report, Greenfield discussed if he still stands by his call after Facebook crushed recent earnings.
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Though he says he still stands by his editorial decision, it's evident that an important shift is happening.
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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN)Ling Ling, 20, stands by the side of a highway on the outskirts of Taipei.
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Even if OPEC stands by its cuts, oil producers outside the organization may not turn off their taps.
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This week, he told CNN he stands by Mother Teresa's miracle and never made the comments to TIME.
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Just me, and Nene—a tower of a man, who stands by his locker, gently massaging his shoulder.
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However, the West Allis Police Department tells ABC News in a statement that it stands by its report.
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On Thursday, some experts questioned the authenticity of the photo, but Fincham says the force stands by it.
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" The Times' communications department said that it stands by the paper's reporting, which it said was "rigorously reported.
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It also features news anchors questioning how Rubio stands by his criticism while still backing Trump for president.
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While Lebenthal still believes in the company longer-term, he stands by his decision to sell his shares.
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But Groenhart stands by his decision to throw the hook ... and even says they talked things out afterward.
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The foundation expressed its regret over Hiesinger's resignation and said it "stands by" the company and its workers.
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I don't think there is any other brand that stands by the quality of ingredients that we have.
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A full freestanding rig at Fetters UK, an outlet Sweetkill stands by, will run you more than $1813,600.
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He draws a clear, immutable line between what is acceptable and what isn't, and he stands by it.
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Looking back at all of the ups and the downs, Leakes tells PEOPLE she stands by her behavior.
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A video posted on social media purports to show a gunman firing while he stands by a car.
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"She has brought great shame on the family," she says, shaking her head as the nurse stands by.
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If AT&T's board of directors stands by the Business Roundtable letter, it should reject Elliott Management's proposals.
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Here, Queen Elizabeth II stands by as President Bush speaks during the 2007 arrival ceremony in her honor.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said that Mr. Kelly "absolutely" stands by his Thursday remarks.
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US President Donald Trump said the United States sends its "heartfelt condolences" and stands by ready to help.
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However, Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, which organizes CES, stands by the decision.
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And if he stands by the one-big-misunderstanding argument, will Warren let that be the last word?
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Matt Maley, managing director of Miller Tabak, said from a technical analysis, he stands by Citi's bullish call.
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MDA Analytics said it stands by the information it submitted to the IRS and can prove its accuracy.
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It was a decision the executive editor, Dean Baquet, stands by, although he says he understands readers' concerns.
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Mr. Silverbush described his response to the Loeb letter as "somewhat out of character," but stands by it.
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He's delivered a robust report on gun dealing in Romania and Sky News fully stands by the story.
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Each stands by his or her version of the night, but only one can be telling the truth.
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While some critics found it glib, Schumer stands by this prescription in part because it worked for her.
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Harth has said outright that although she dropped her 1997 sexual assault lawsuit, she stands by her allegations.
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Shot from the stands by Getty Images photographer Ryan Pierse, the batsman in the foreground adds to the story.
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Mosseri said the company stands by its claim that its app does not listen to conversations or scan messages.
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" But, he added, he stands by his original sentiment: "My actual point I was making, I still affirm it.
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That's something he still stands by, saying Tesla mistakenly added "too much automation too quickly" early in the process.
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" Gaga apologized for working with Kelly, stating she stands "by anyone who has been a victim of sexual assault.
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And in case you were wondering, yes, she still stands by the colorful ensemble, thank you very much. 3.
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If he stands by that, and NXP investors succeed, one deal going ahead could mean the other falls through.
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Apple says that concerns over the iPad Pro's structural rigidity are unfounded and that it stands by the product.
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Cumberland County sheriffs department stands by as man is assaulted after protesting at Trump rally in Fayetteville, NC. SHARE.
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Wall Street legend Byron Wien stands by the year-end prediction he made for the way back in January.
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Penn said through a representative that he stands by his story and the context under which the meeting occurred.
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It stands by its decision to transfer the Kik name, since its name dispute policy prioritizes predictability for users.
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WARREN BUFFETT SAYS HE STANDS BY COMMENTS AND CONTINUES TO SUPPORT WELLS FARGO'S TIM SLOAN - CNBC REPORTER REBECCA QUICK
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And like Corinne, she is a woman who stands by who she is and what she wants in life.
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"PwC stands by its work for MF Global," James Cusick, a lawyer for the firm, said in a statement.
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"I'm just glad it's over," Muller, who was cheered on from the stands by Prince Felix of Luxembourg, said.
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Rubio just told the Miami Herald that he stands by calling Trump a "con man" during the primary race.
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You see these really courageous stands by Jessica Chastain and Natalie Portman are taking in support of greater representation.
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"Crown Sterling told Motherboard that it stands by "the accuracy of the talk and will continue to do so.
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Dean Baquet, the executive editor, said he understands why some readers are concerned but he stands by the decision.
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If the district attorney stands by the conviction, the lawyers can move to argue it in State Supreme Court.
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A Wuhan resident wearing a mask stands by a near-empty food aisle in a market in the city.
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Little Caesars carved out its $5 niche years ago and still stands by the $5 Hot-N-Ready pizza.
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The company that paid for its production, Fusion GPS, has said that it stands by the dossier's salacious allegations.
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" The Wall Street Journal on Sunday pushed back against Trump's claim, saying the publication "stands by what it reported.
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A DOE spokesperson said Perry stands by his earlier statement but did not comment on the July 10 meeting.
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The White House, meanwhile, insisted the president stands by his statements but have also worked to downplay his claims.
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She auditions for the school musical, goes to prom, dabbles in pretentiousness and stands by her dubious musical taste.
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CNN reporter Jim Acosta got into a heated argument with Spicer when Spicer said Trump stands by his wiretapping claims.
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Rose, who has a fair share of tats herself, stands by her girlfriend's side the entire time, holding her hand.
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Reuters reporter Lisa Girion stands by her reporting, telling CNBC Friday the report was based on the company's own documents.
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And now Smollett is charged for allegedly filing a false police report, although he still stands by his original claims.
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In our case, the popular vote stands by itself and completely determines who receives an award in any given year.
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Despite this, during Thursday's press briefing Sean Spicer insisted that Trump "stands by" his statements that he was under surveillance.
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Cindie Allen-Stewart, of Mount Calm, Texas, stands by her sunburn soothing hack, which she shared on Facebook June 22.
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However, Saujani tweeted that she doesn't want to be included while the businesswoman stands by her father, President Donald Trump.
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Yet if he stands by Trump, he'll be accused of backing off his decision to avoid defending the GOP nominee.
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Asked about Trump's language on North Korea, Freeland said Canada stands by all of its allies, including the United States.
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" Dwyer said he stands by the investigation, and that investigators have "worked diligently for decades to get to this point.
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Fortunately, I have a block game that has undergone a process of its own and stands by me in solidarity.
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Broadly sat down with Schumer to discuss this backlash, and why she stands by the themes of her new film.
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Mnuchin told CNBC Monday he stands by those comments, which he lightheartedly said were brought up during his confirmation hearings.
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Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson said in response that she "firmly" stands by her findings in the autopsy report.
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"Love Arsenal, Hate Kroenke" read another, referring to Arsenal's American majority owner, Stan Kroenke, who stands by Manager Arsène Wenger.
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VW has said it stands by the future pact but predicts tension between management and the workforce regarding its implementation.
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The Puerto Rican government stands by its count as accurate, based on the factual information it has received to date.
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After the verdict, Monsanto issued a statement saying it stands by the studies that suggest Roundup does not cause cancer.
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Carson adviser Armstrong Williams said that Carson stands by Trump "100 percent," according to Wall Street Journal reporter Reid Epstein.
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"Aeropostale stands by the accuracy and truthfulness of everything said and documented by it during the proceedings," the company said.
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She stands by her allegations, but she declined to rehash or elaborate on them, citing her desire to move forward.
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"So far, Michael Cohen's only statement to us is that he stands by his testimony from the committee," Burr said.
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The match, which France won 4-2, was watched from the stands by Putin and the French and Croatian presidents.
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Judge Kavanaugh's response Judge Kavanaugh has denied the accusations, and the White House has said it stands by those denials.
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" In response, an agency spokeswoman, Gloria Sánchez-Contreras, said, "The F.D.A. stands by the quality of its testing and results.
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That's why the firm stands by its own declaration of independence and sits on their clients' side of the table.
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"The Director stands by and has always stood by the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment," the CIA spokesman said Tuesday.
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Trump and the White House have pushed back on the allegations in Woodward's book, but Woodward stands by his reporting.
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Porchat told Variety that Netflix, which has a stake in Porta dos Fundos along with Viacom, stands by the special.
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In the wake of Kate Steinle's murder and today's illegal immigration debate in the golden state, Wilson stands by it.
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While Heitkamp stands by her decision, her opposition to Kavanaugh may not help her re-election bid in North Dakota.
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"We send to the Afghan people the message that the UN stands by them, we don't just simply roll over."
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim has said any country that stands by the cleric would be considered at war with Turkey.
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GSA stands by its testimony and the cost analysis proposed in the joint revised plan submitted to Congress in February.
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He stands by Khloé's side for the duration of the birth, while maintaining his distance from the rest of Khloé's squad.
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"The Pakistan Army firmly stands by the Kashmiris in their just struggle to the very end," said General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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This, combined with balls being hit into the stands by bigger and stronger athletes, substantially reduces the reaction time of fans.
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"The Wall Street Journal stands by its strong reporting about Bridgewater Associates," said Steve Severinghaus, director of communications at Dow Jones.
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Reuters reporter Lisa Girion stands by her report that Johnson & Johnson knew for decades that asbestos was in its baby powder.
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Since then, many creators have complained about their comments being removed, but Wojcicki says it was a decision YouTube stands by.
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Later in his reply, he argued that Mr Trump had visited Brussels to demonstrate that he stands by NATO allies "100%".
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Next, I'm introduced to what looks like a statue mold of a duck's vagina, again, while the duck herself stands by.
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Gay Talese says he stands by his new book "The Voyeur's Motel," and will go forward promoting it, story coming soon.
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The company adamantly stands by the notion that none of its products have ever been unsafe, but consumer perception won out.
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It also says it stands by its mission to "handle your data privately and securely," writes Mozilla in an announcement today.
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That thing where it stands by an incoherent policy choice that is only consistent with its long historical record of inconsistency.
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The agency stands by those numbers and is trying to identify the source of the discrepancy, the spokesperson told The Hill.
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Despite being able to move past the standard disco ball with technology, Lieberman stands by the mirrorball as a quintessential classic.
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Jill Harth, who sued Trump for sexual assault in 1997, still stands by her claims even though she dropped the lawsuit.
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It's not clear which parts of the story Mueller's office takes issue with, and BuzzFeed said it stands by its reporting.
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Matt Comer, the man who says he posted the image originally, said in a tweet that he stands by the photo.
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In fact, Sarah Sanders stated in the Wednesday press briefing that the White House stands by the President's North Korea tweets.
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Sean Fitzgerald, director of research and legal services at Scientific Analytical Institute, says it stands by the results of both tests.
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Axios reporter Jonathan Swan tweeted that he stands by "every word in the story" after the first round of Trump's pushback.
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The company told KARK that the mailer usually contains either a religious or political message, and that it stands by it.
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Multiple officials have denied quotes and accounts attributed to them, though Woodward has repeatedly stated that he stands by his reporting.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said on Wednesday that she stands by the determination that Freddie Gray's death was a homicide.
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The Guy stands by her, a comforting presence, as the two keep each other company, on and off, throughout the season.
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"The European Union stands by the government and the Malian nation to counter this serious violence," it said in a statement.
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You're the epitome of a woman who carries herself with grace, stands by what she believes in, and loves whole heartedly.
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Nevertheless, Hodel stands by his claims that connect his father to one of the country's most infamous murders and the surrealists.
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Although Ms. Argento has disputed the contents of the Times article, a company spokeswoman has said The Times stands by it.
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Axel Alonso, Marvel's editor in chief, stands by the project, and Mr. Spencer's desire to tell a tale about creeping fascism.
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Carrie Ann Inaba stands by her choice to send James Van Der Beek home — even though it was a difficult decision.
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Yahoo stands by its statement that the breach of 500 million accounts has not had a material effect on its business.
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But he stands by his decision to alert Congress, days before the election, that the F.B.I. was reopening the Clinton inquiry.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp said he stands by his company's controversial work for the U.S. government, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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" Macron added that he stands by his statement on NATO, while Trump called the US&apos contribution to NATO "not fair.
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Durbin says he stands by his remarks on the meeting and calls on the White House to release any recordings. Jan.
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"They're killing a lot of people, arresting a lot of their own citizens ... the US stands by the protesters," he said.
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" Pelosi's office said Monday that she stands by statement, saying, "Yes; this is why we need to see the underlying documents.
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While Cohen, the chef, stands by its natural deliciousness — and isn't that why we should eat foods, because they taste good?
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They were joined in the stands by her 23-year-old son Hopper Penn at the Parc des Princes Stadium in Paris.
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Graham asks if Clapper stands by his statement that he knows of no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Some days he stands by a conveyor belt in a huge warehouse, picking wood, cardboard, plasterboard and metal out of demolition debris.
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However, the bank stands by its 70% likelihood of a deal getting passed between the two countries, eventually reversing the latest tariffs.
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" She added then that while she stands by her husband – even amid his controversial comments – she's "not ready to get political yet.
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IBM: The official Twitter account of IBM Government & Regulatory Affairs tweeted the company stands by Dreamers, We stand by our IBM #Dreamers.
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Bernie Sanders, the Vermont lawmaker took the stage at the party's convention and said he stands by his former rival Hillary Clinton.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman is making it clear to her fellow Celebrity Big Brother houseguests that she no longer stands by Donald Trump.
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Update 6:51pm ET: CNN sent along the following statement regarding the Project Veritas video:CNN stands by our medical producer John Bonifield.
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The match, watched from the stands by Putin and the French and Croatian presidents, was halted, but resumed about 25 seconds later.
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The Instagram post shows Oliver cooking up some broccoli, as Lohan stands by with what looks like some kind of savory pie.
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One hovers near a parked Mercedes-Benz, as the other stands by the front door, waving around what looks like an iPad.
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"He certainly stands by what he said on how the answer to terrorism should not only be more security," his adviser said.
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Cincinnati Zoo Director Thane Maynard said he stands by the decision to kill 17-year-old silverback Harambe to save the child.
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On Thursday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump "stands by" his explosive claim even after the statements from congressional leaders.
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Mr. Trump is "giving us a number of surprises, and one surprise could be that he stands by Pruitt," Mr. Ebell said.
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Michael Shaikh, the author of an initial UN report into the alleged massacre, told VICE News that he stands by his work.
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The clip shows a group of Target employees confronting the man, while a fellow customer stands by Maher offering words of support.
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And yet Trump stands by it -- trying desperately to find a way out that doesn't involve him admitting he made it up.
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Veolia said it was hired by Flint to study the residual impact of the city's chlorination process and stands by its work.
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" Ne-Yo says he "100%" stands by Kaepernick -- adding, "You can't pledge allegiance to a country that's not pledging allegiance to you.
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Maloney apparently stands by the letter, telling Fox News that about 20 percent of his staff has personally thanked him for it.
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While the Vermont senator stands by his single-payer plan, Clinton has dismissed the idea as politically impractical under the current Congress.
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"Meanwhile, Giuffre stands by her allegations and is pressing along with a lawsuit accusing him of defamation for calling her a "liar.
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On Tuesday, the White House said Trump stands by his calls to raise the age limit for the purchase of certain guns.
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Clifford Levy, the deputy managing editor of The New York Times, responded to Trump's tweet, saying the newspaper stands by its work.
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"The author stands by using the anonymous moniker in the book, stating that it is because "this debate is not about me.
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A young boy stands by as members of the Afghan Counter Narcotics Police eradicate his family's poppy field in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
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CNN reported that it had spoken with Ms. Corfman's stepfather, who said the family "stands by" what was reported in The Post.
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"EPA stands by our ACE rule and looks forward to its full implementation," a spokesman said in an email to The Hill.
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When a crazy woman ruins a party that Dory's attending, she simply stands by the bar shaking, her hands over her face.
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The company said it stands by the use of Autopilot, saying that autonomous cars are 10 times safer than non-autonomous cars.
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He means, and stands by, what he says, even if that has earned him a No. 1 spot on many chefs' shit lists.
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She made sure the lids were just as dramatic as they both envisioned, so Ashley followed a trusted beauty tip she stands by.
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Still, with more than 42,000 patents giving it the largest number of mobile technology patents, it stands by the value-based licensing model.
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His wife Maheen stands by the side, holding his notes while his sister stands behind the camera arranging lemonade for the TV crew.
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"As we have said previously, the City stands by our original complaint seeking to recover costs for Mr. Smollett's false statements," she said.
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The actress was shown a clip of her reacting to the kiss by Entertainment Tonight recently, and she stands by her initial reaction.
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Former President George W. Bush said in a statement Tuesday that he stands by his early endorsement of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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If you own an LG G6 or are planning to purchase one, LG wants you to know that it stands by its products.
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" Even with years of hindsight, Cyrus stands by her artistic choices, saying that she was doing what she wanted and "wasn't hurting anybody.
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" But network officials aren't backing down, saying in a statement to PEOPLE, "CBS stands by the broadcast and will do so in court.
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Besides the X-rays and testimony from Florida pediatrician Dr. Mark Morris, who stands by what he said, there was not much evidence.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Pakistan ''always stands by Saudi Arabia,'' Prime Minister Imran Khan told Arabiya TV on Wednesday, during a visit to the kingdom.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai said on Wednesday he stands by the decision to refer Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc's (SBGI.
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The company said it stands by its famed zero-based budgeting approach to cost-cutting, in which managers need to justify all costs.
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On March 10, 2016, a 76-year-old man, who lost his house in the tsunami, stands by his old, now empty, address.
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But Trump refused to dive deeper into his comments, declining to explain his comment or explicitly say that he stands by his claim.
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Fitbit said in a statement that it does not believe the case has merit and that it stands by its heart rate technology.
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With fear in her eyes, Julia Roberts bravely stands by George Clooney during an on-air hostage situation in the upcoming Money Monster.
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CNN says it stands by the story, which co-bylined by Jim Sciutto, Carl Bernstein and Marshall Cohen, and cites other unidentified sources.
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Chris Stewart of Utah said "absolutely" he stands by the report, saying there were "deficiencies" in the analytical tradecraft used by the agencies.
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The current leadership of the intelligence community stands by those findings and, furthermore, believes Russia has and will continue targeting the United States.
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Jon M. Chu, who directed Crazy Rich Asians, told Entertainment Weekly that he stands by his decision to keep the cast entirely Asian.
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" Michael Bachner, Miniutti's lawyer, told CNN in an email Tuesday evening: "Mareli Miniutti stands by the accuracy of her statements to the LAPD.
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While the Vermont senator stands by his single-payer plan, Clinton has dismissed the idea as a political impracticality under the current Congress.
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Mr. Sanders argued that he has a D-minus rating from the N.R.A., but still stands by his position, saying that what Mrs.
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Why it matters: Although the White House says it stands by Jackson, the delay only adds to their fears that he'll get denied.
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Even now as a sophomore in high school my dad comes to nearly every soccer game and stands by the side taking pictures.
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If Iran truly stands by international norms of a respectable foreign policy in word, then it must do so in deed as well.
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Mr. Horne, who will turn 210 this year, knows he is not well-liked in raisin town, but he stands by his decision.
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As for taselisib, Dr. Baselga stands by his belief that the PI3K class of drugs will be an important target for fighting cancer.
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Business Insider Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell responded to Musk on Twitter, saying the publication doesn't compensate sources and stands by Lopez's reporting.
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Horrific violence Reuters stands by the reporters and the investigation, which included photographic evidence of a massacre, editor-in-chief Stephen Adler said.
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Trending down: Palantir CEO Alex Karp said he stands by his company's controversial work for the US government, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Soon after he told CNN that he stands by his findings, Cornell said an investigation had concluded that Wansink had committed academic misconduct.
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Meanwhile, the special counsel continues his investigation, and the American president stands by idly, at best, and fearful of the truth, at worst.
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A Post spokesperson said the newspaper firmly stands by its reporting, which included follow-up stories published on December 16 and December 18.
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"Yes, I do," Trump told reporters Saturday during a press conference at Camp David when asked if he stands by his attorney general.
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Sessions' attorney Chuck Cooper said the attorney general "stands by his testimony" about his recollection of the meeting with Trump's foreign policy team.
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Debra Katz, a lawyer for Dr. Tyson, said Dr. Tyson stands by a statement issued Friday indicating she was prepared to testify publicly.
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One, not much more than a boy, stands by a display cabinet of sirloin, topside, and shin, drinking a bottle of chocolate Yazoo.
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Taking action like Shaw did is how Pillar can help promote real change and show the LGBT community he stands by their side.
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Schillinger added that he stands by current governmental guidelines recommending that added sugar should not exceed between 5% and 10% of your daily calories.
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" But Kelner also said of Flynn, "He fully accepts responsibility, stands by his guilty plea which was made based on knowing and willing conduct.
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When asked if she stands by her decision to spit at the cop or would like to offer an apology, Hawthorne had no comment.
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What's important here is that Westbrook owns and runs Halo Beauty, and it's also the only brand she promotes, endorses, and fully stands by.
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Zach, who was so afraid to rock the boat during the first season of the series, stands by Alex despite his popular friends' opinions.
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Money manager Catherine Wood told CNBC on Wednesday that she stands by her latest five-year price target of $275,27 per share for Tesla.
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But it stands by its broader balanced literacy approach, which it said gives teachers the autonomy to tailor instruction to students at all levels.
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Expect an early trip to Europe, Canada or Mexico from any Trump successor to send a signal that the U.S. stands by its allies.
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Since then, McLaren has denied those rumors—though the Financial Times stands by its reporting—but that doesn't mean the idea is without merit.
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Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), the third most powerful House Republican, who called for him to resign and told VICE News she stands by that.
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Comey testified last week that he stands by his controversial decision to announce last October that the FBI was reopening its investigation into Clinton.
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The company in the past has said it stands by the safety of both devices, adding that surgeons are properly informed about potential complications.
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Martin, wearing nothing but a robe and underwear (with matching Greek keys) does his best to look statuesque as he stands by the pool.
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A juror who voted to convict Steven Avery of murdering Teresa Halbach in the Netflix docu-series Making a Murderer stands by her vote.
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However, Kelso stands by the fact that while a specific product did not exist, early-stage companies were already part of their customer base.
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Mosby, who won the Democratic primary for state attorney earlier this year, has said she stands by her initial decision to charge the officers.
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When I asked Pedowitz about this approach, he said the show is simply worth renewing because it's so good: This show stands by itself.
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A door opens, a mother (Sarah Adler) collapses and a father (Lior Ashkenazi) stands by in shocked inertia as soldiers tend to the woman.
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As the Venezuelan military stands by Mr. Maduro, the situation could easily descend into further violence, with American diplomats potentially in the cross hairs.
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Hunters often access the stands by rudimentary ladders, which can be tricky while wearing bulky winter clothing and lugging equipment, especially in icy conditions.
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Saudi Arabia said it "stands by the Sudanese people" and called on all Sudanese "to give priority to the national interest" of their country.
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Their co-founder Fábio Porchat told Variety the group stands by the special and that they haven't heard anything from Netflix about the backlash.
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I struggle to get the extra-large dog crate out of the car by myself while my dog stands by and whines at me.
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Several people in Trump's orbit have called the book's accuracy into question, while Woodward has maintained several times that he stands by his reporting.
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" Alligator Brewing posted an update to its Facebook, saying it stands by its pledge and "will support our community of unity, peace, and strength.
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In August, an attorney for Fusion GPS said that the firm is "proud" of the claims in the dossier and "stands by" the reporting.
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Burton's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, says, "Carrey and his 'fixers' need to stop lying," and he stands by his previous statements about Jim and Cathriona.
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" Dhont told me that the film comes from a place "of love and empathy for Nora," and that he stands by it "100 percent.
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A hand holds fanned-out dollar bills; a pink-hooded child contemplates the Pieta; a woman with a breathing mask stands by her car.
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" "I know that he stands by his apology and he feels so bad for everyone that he did offend and he didn't mean it.
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But if North Korea stands by for the full month, then maybe it really does want to sit down with the US for talks.
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Cesar Millan says he understands why he's being investigated by Los Angeles County Animal Control for animal cruelty — but he stands by his training methods.
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Vexed's COO, Mark "Princess" Weller, stands by his decision even though he acknowledges his "huge regret" that Vexed's decision cost the team two valuable players.
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When it comes to the fallout from Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s shocking season finale of The Bachelor, Courtney Robertson says she stands by her friend.
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He claims that he "restrained" her at times when she fought him, but he stands by his innocence that he never attacked or assaulted her.
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These inaccuracies do not affect the study's major conclusions, however, and the lead researcher, criminal psychologist Julia Shaw, says that she stands by her findings.
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Fiorentino, however, stands by her accusations — and believes that Hollywood is hypocritical for awarding both her former husband and Bryant in the wake of #MeToo.
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Former World War II "comfort woman" Yongsoo Lee, 89, of South Korea, stands by a statue of Haksoon Kim after it was unveiled on Sept.
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Once she is on the other side of the fence, the girl can be seen crying as Pitt stands by her side until medics arrive.
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Caixin, which stands by its reporting and says it maintains a firewall between its newsroom and its commercial operations, has threatened Anbang with a lawsuit.
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Laura Fink, a friend and former roommate of Smith, issued a statement to CNN on behalf of Smith saying that she stands by her allegations.
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Merck officials declined as well, offering a written statement saying the company "conducted well designed trials" and "stands by the safety and efficacy" of Propecia.
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" A White House aide said Thursday that Pence "stands by his comments in March upon first hearing the news regarding General Flynn's ties to Turkey.
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Current Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the Trump administration stands by its forecast and that economists are underestimating the benefits.
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The party stands by longstanding policies such as granting citizenship to former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden and legalizing trade and collection of bitcoins.
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At the same time, he still stands by stylist Ian Connor, a hip-hop staple who has been accused of rape more than 20 times.
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"As a Muslim candidate, I will continue to stand by the Muslim community, as it is one that stands by progressive American beliefs," he said.
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Eventually, Father Monroe must confess the truth of his feelings for Marcela to his superior, Bishop Andrew (Michael Rudko), who stands by the official line.
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Trump has consistently stood by Pruitt amid the scandals and has come out multiple times recently to say that he stands by the EPA head.
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Cameron, however, stands by the choice he and Rodriguez made to make Alita appear less human with the addition of larger eyes and robotic limbs.
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Mkhwebane's office had said she stands by the report and will seek to assist the courts in arriving at the "correct conclusion" by defending it.
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Peters's "Sky Diamond" stands by the fair's entrance, and I couldn't help but think it served a cheap purpose of drawing shoppers into the space.
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But Sanders insisted Tuesday that despite his endorsement, Trump still stands by his initial statement: that Moore should "step aside" if the allegations are true.
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Top prosecutor stands by conviction Woods was convicted in 2005 of capital murder, but there were questions about his culpability and his representation at trial.
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"If you look at the history of singers in opera, he stands by himself," Joseph Volpe, the former general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, said.
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Mr. Pence told the Georgians that the United States stands by a 2008 NATO statement that their country would one day be a NATO member.
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NATO has said it stands by the U.K. after what was the first use of a nerve agent on NATO territory since the alliance's founding.
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Amodei stands by his call for an oversight process, which he and his office are trying to defend as different than the House's impeachment inquiry.
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Wright stands by his impression of Wenger that evening, even if since that point, he said, he has heard "nothing but fighting talk" from him.
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Burr told McClatchy last month that he wouldn't pursue a vote on his proposal but later told Morning Consult that he stands by his plan.
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People who thrive off this kind of power don't just survive when others protect them; they survive when the world stands by and does nothing.
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Spicer tells reporters the president "stands by" the claim and suggests British intelligence helped Obama wiretap Trump, repeating a claim from a Fox News analyst.
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Catherine Wood, founder and chief executive of money management firm ARK Invest, stands by her call that Tesla stock could go to $4,000 per share.
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During last week's ups-and-downs, Wood told CNBC that she stands by her latest five-year price target of $7,000 per share for Tesla.
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One wants its players and sport to thrive, and one stands by while its best players get injured and the sport fades into dull irrelevance.
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"Wherever the red ensign flies around the world, the UK stands by to protect freedom of navigation whenever is it tested," defense minister Ben Wallace said.
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PetSmart stands by our Nashville associates who made the personal decision to take a standard conditional plea deal to avoid a long, drawn out legal process.
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In 2017, he tweeted a statement shortly after the event claiming that he was not responsible for the fiasco (a statement he continues to stands by).
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Study author Robert Stern stands by bran scans at a meeting in 2016 (Image: AP)No one ever said playing football was good for your brain.
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Waldinger, who is currently working on Harvard's second cross-generational study, stands by what he's discovered: "The good life is built with good relationships," he says.
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Walker first made the allegation on Twitter, and repeated it in an interview with Inside Higher Ed; Vox has confirmed that she stands by her accusation.
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But network officials vowed not to back down, saying in a previous statement to PEOPLE, "CBS stands by the broadcast and will do so in court."
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BuzzFeed News asked Sessions' staff if he stands by attempts to stop the conference, but his staff cited his Georgetown speech, which doesn't mention the issue.
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We're pleased that the commission stands by its clearance decision, and we will continue to co-operate and share information officials need to resolve their questions.
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Washington (CNN)Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson said Monday he "absolutely" stands by his preferred running mate's comment comparing Donald Trump's immigration plan to Nazi Germany.
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Good job, Huma' Despite the backlash, Comey stands by his decision and believes he did the right thing, according to a source familiar with Comey's thinking.
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Instead of crying or freaking out, Mia calmly stands by the window, and happens to see the pizza truck speed by and hit a young man.
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READ: White supremacist group stands by racist ideology Taylor said he prefers to be called a "white advocate" rather than a white nationalist or white supremacist.
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" In an emailed statement, a 223st Century Fox spokesperson said the company stands by Briganti: "Irena is a valued colleague and she has our full support.
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"I don't condone that and I know that he stands by his apology and he feels so bad for everyone that he did offend," said Kufrin.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said any country that stands by Gulen will be considered at war with Turkey, and Erdogan urged Washington to deport the cleric.
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Ivanka Trump, asked by NBC's Peter Alexander whether she believes the women who accused the president of sexual misconduct, said she stands by her father's denials:
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Trump said that winding down the program would be more considerate than letting the courts end it but emphasized he stands by his "America First" agenda.
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Clutching the heavy-machinery operating manual against his chest, he walks through the kitchen and stands by a padlocked door next to the dining room table.
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Even after the loss of life in New York, Schumer still stands by his program that has resulted in eight people being killed and eleven injured.
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And while Meyers agreed world news can be overwhelming at times, he said he stands by keeping an eye on current events through thick and thin.
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Months after canceling Tim Allen-starring series Last Man Standing, ABC stands by the notion that Allen's Conservative politics had no bearing on the network's decision.
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The Senate must probe whether Barr stands by his position: Does the President have unlimited power to shut down a criminal investigation for any purpose whatsoever?
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That's why I and others are fighting so hard to ensure that America stands by our allies and remains an active, principled leader in the world.
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Michaels called the keto diet a "fad" and a "terrible, terrible idea" in an April interview, and she told INSIDER she still stands by those comments.
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"It also said in a Sunday statement: "The BBC stands by its journalism and we strongly refute any claims that we have misrepresented events in Kashmir.
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Edwords conceded that the lawsuit could end up backfiring on his side with a ruling against him but stands by his decision to challenge the cross.
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A female general (Danai Gurira) stands by his side; his baby sister (a vivacious Letitia Wright) provides gadgets and withering asides à la Bond's gadget guy.
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Trump told Reuters he stands by the crown prince as de facto ruler of a strategic ally, saying he has repeatedly denied involvement in the killing.
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But you also need to be a country others can take seriously — a nation that stands by its promises, but also makes good on its threats.
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Englert, who stands by his testimony, said recently that any differences in his testimony between trials was likely the result of variations in the prosecutor's questions.
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"The Neowise team stands by its data and scientific findings that have been published in several peer-reviewed journal articles," the agency said in a statement.
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" A spokesman for The Mail on Sunday said in a statement that it "stands by the story it published and will be defending this case vigorously.
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LePage stands by his beliefs regardless of controversy and that is one of the many reasons why I am so proud to have worked for him.
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However, Lee later clarified his position on "Fast Money," saying Thursday evening he "may have misspoke a little bit" and still stands by his $26,2600 forecast.
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While you might imagine the sharks would regret missing the chance to invest, Mark Cuban says he stands by his choice not to make an offer.
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I'm lucky that I've never had to work at a place that demands that of me, but she stands by who she is and she's radical.
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Logan Echolls apologizes profusely for his sins, stands by Veronica when she's solving the mystery of her own rape, and saves her life on multiple occasions.
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" While her choice to leave has "been one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make," Sadler stands by her decision: "It's just the right thing.
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Stands by as top aide publicly campaigns against potential appointment Perhaps the most unlikely candidate for the new cabinet, Mitt Romney, has divided opinion among Trump loyalists.
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"The University stands by the actions it took to protect the well-being of the campus community and maintain a respectful and safe learning environment," Scalese said.
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"Pakistan Army firmly stands by the Kashmiris in their just struggle to the very end," said General Qamar Javed Bajwa after meeting with top commanders in Rawalpindi.
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When I ask how his ideas have evolved, he tells me that though his understanding of the issues is more complex, he stands by his original ideas.
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Asked whether the Trump campaign stands by Miller's remarks, Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks responded only by sending a link to a Newsweek article that highlighted similar findings.
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The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Cuba national team in an exhibition game in March, which was watched from the stands by President Obama and Raul Castro.
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If Trump stands by his tweet and the Pentagon is told to begin discharging transgender service members, officials must address several questions: Who would be thrown out?
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But the Basel-based drugmaker stands by "100 percent" behind its statements about emicizumab as well as its guidance for doctors on how to respond to bleeds.
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Officer maintains his innocence Bongiovanni's attorney, Michael J. Puglise, said his client stands by his actions, and "maintains his innocence," and plans to turn himself in Thursday.
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That's because it stands by a very strict reading of the journalist's code to not write about one's own company, or the person who owns that company.
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But San Francisco-based juggernaut Uber stands by its strategy and says the company is growing, co-founder and chief executive Travis Kalanick told CNBC on Monday.
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MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle said Thursday that she stands by the NBC News report that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called President Trump a "moron" and almost resigned.
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Barbuda is part of the family, what is the Commonwealth doing when it stands by and sees the Barbudan people having their rights taken away from them?
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And though his CIA director Mike Pompeo officially stands by their conclusion, he has occasionally lied to the public about its findings, apparently to please his boss.
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She stands by her man man when he flees back to the Congo as an emissary of Parliament, watching as he immediately returns to his old lifestyle.
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I'm assuming that he still stands by those comments today, after a gunman used Facebook to live-stream his slaughter of dozens of people in New Zealand.
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Trump said Tuesday that winding down the program would be more considerate than letting the courts end it, but emphasized he stands by his "America First" agenda.
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" Earlier Thursday, Joyce Jones, a spokeswoman for Wilson, said the congresswoman stands by her story, but "has decided to not make any further comment on this issue.
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Eric Greitens (R) on Monday said that she wishes her allegations hadn't caused a political firestorm but stands by her testimony of the encounter to state lawmakers.
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Kinzinger, an Air Force veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, said he stands by the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Israel and America's Gulf State partners have been repeatedly reassured that they have every right to defend themselves and the United States stands by at the ready.
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"The chancellor has never left any doubt ... that she stands by the principle of a balanced budget," government spokesman Steffen Seibert told a news conference on Monday.
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Rick Snyder (R) stands by his congressional testimony about his knowledge of health problems stemming from the Flint drinking water crisis despite trial testimony that contradicted him.
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The State Department told CNN they had no comment to make on whether Ambassador Hoekstra stands by his 2015 comments in addition to the exchange with Zwart.
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The CIA told CNN that Pompeo "stands by and has always stood by the January 2017 intelligence community assessment" that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Though take that with a pinch of salt because the man closest to Rousey, Edmund of House Targaryan, stands by the idea that she just got caught.
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" A spokesperson for the Chicago Department of Law told PEOPLE in a statement: "The City stands by its original complaint and will continue to pursue this litigation.
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"They want to stir the city, to muddy the waters because we stand with our state," said Ercan Emir, a barber whose shop stands by the mosque.
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MSU 'defiantly' stands by its 2014 investigation The report notes that MSU continues to "defiantly and wrongfully maintain" it did not mishandle the 2014 Title IX investigation.
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For hours, they remain intent on every play, almost immediately returning to the railing each time they are chased up the stands by a Taser-carrying guard.
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The same America that protests acts of hate on social media but stands by silently when a girl or woman in hijab is harassed on the streets.
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As for Solomon, he stands by his articles, but has left The Hill to start his own media company and continues as a contributor to Fox News.
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C.) said the group stands by Sanford, who lost his reelection primary against state lawmaker Katie Arrington (R) hours after the president tweeted his endorsement of Arrington.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Davood Taraji stands by the refrigerator, listing the price rises that have slowly emptied his otherwise swanky, double-doored appliance over the past weeks.
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The company said in an email it stands by its products, noting it sells a variety of items including a reduced sugar version and portion-controlled packs.
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"I'm sure it hurts to lose your position, but the president stands by his decision, and he was there," White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told Fox News.
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Richard Schiff's character on "The West Wing" believed the press should always stay close to the president ... and he stands by that today in the real world.
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Regardless, he stands by his position and believes it was the right thing to do – even if it wasn't the right thing to do for re-election
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"The president made a forceful argument and he stands by that argument, but the time for making that argument has passed," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Wednesday.
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The hotel guest we spoke with who told us Barzee was shouting scripture and praising Joseph Smith into the early hours of the night stands by their story.
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He stands by the study's findings that there are racist drivers out there discriminating on Lyft, but he says it's likely a "small subset" of the driving force.
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File photo - Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 lunar module pilot stands by the U.S. flag on the lunar surface during the early moments of the mission's first spacewalk.
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" Trump on whether he stands by his comment, on CNN Wednesday, that he thinks "Islam hates us": "I will stick with exactly what I said to Anderson Cooper.
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Wilson: "If you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, I think that's highly inappropriate," adding that Kelly "absolutely" stands by his comments.
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He stands by the work, arguing that it's better for an artist who actually understands metal to make work for someone with Bieber's reach, rather than a poser.
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Allies wanted Trump to say that he unconditionally stands by NATO's Article 5, the principle that when one member is attacked, all members will come to its defense.
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Kang's article glosses over the very real diversity-related issues in our stands by pointing the finger at the songs we sing rather than our lack of outreach.
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Bayer announced last week that declining sales is the reason it will pull the device off the market and that it stands by the safety of its product.
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Movie studio Fox Searchlight said it stands by the movie, despite speculation in Hollywood that the rape case will affect the film's marketing and jeopardize its Oscar chances.
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"We cannot let another massacre occur as the world stands by and watches," said Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee.
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"Reuters stands by the reporting that is of concern to the military and is the subject of an ongoing discussion with Myanmar's Press Council," a Reuters spokesperson said.
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"Reuters stands by the reporting that is of concern to the military and is the subject of an ongoing discussion with Myanmar's Press Council," a Reuters spokesperson said.
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Johnson recounts this story in her memoir, "Minor Characters"; on the book's cover, a healthier looking Kerouac stands by the Kettle's sign with Johnson, slightly blurry, behind him.
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The humanitarian literacy nonprofit Millie's Bookshelf takes a page from Matilda and stands by the idea that every child fleeing war and persecution deserves access to good books.
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UK PM JOHNSON TOLD SAUDI CROWN PRINCE ON TUESDAY THAT HE CONDEMNED OIL ATTACKS, THAT THE UK STANDS BY SAUDI ARABIA AND IS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTRYS SECURITY
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"Of course Germany stands by its responsibility in World War II, politically, morally and financially," Ulrike Demmer, a spokeswoman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, told reporters in Berlin.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary stands by Poland and calls on the European Commission not to overstep its authority, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in a statement on Thursday.
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In the clip, Joseph "Joey No Socks" Cinque stands by Trump's side loudly cheering on the president-elect as he lists off his campaign promises before hundreds of guests.
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Goop did not directly respond to Gizmodo's question about whether or not the company stands by the health claims it has made about the products included in TINA's complaint.
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The Chicago-based company says it stands by the safety of the Max 8, but said it would also begin rolling out "flight control software enhancement" for its airplanes.
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During the climactic fight with Mysterio, Fury just stands by and watches, without taking any action — he even leaves Maria to snipe the drone that's about to murder him.
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In the painting "Dead Mother and Child" (1901) a small boy stands by his mother's corpse, his hands covering his ears; "Inheritance" (1916) bears similar traces of "The Scream".
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The year before they left, Maiolino made the work "A Espera (Waiting)," in which a woman in black silhouette stands by a window where baby clothes hang to dry.
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Its editor-in-chief, Amy Pyle, told The Verge that it did not agree with the automaker's assessment of its story and stands by the accuracy of the piece.
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In his opening statement, Rogers said Monday that the NSA stands by its earlier report on Russian meddling and its level of confidence in the findings has not changed.
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" Likewise, the NCIS stands by its investigation, and says a new probe would "exploit the emotions of a grieving widow and dishonor the service and memory of Col. Stahlman.
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Though prosecutor Jonathan Benedict had not yet seen the book when he spoke to PEOPLE at press time, he says he stands by the evidence presented in the case.
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When asked about the Jana letter, EQT said it stands by its Monday statement that the company seeks to maintain an open dialogue with investors and respects their opinions.
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Like Hoffman, Timlin stands by the time-tested simplicity of the modern firearm and is wary, aghast even, at the idea of curbing gun violence with high-tech solutions.
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Mr. Trump has insisted to me several times that he stands by his comments and that he sees no point in running for president if he can't be himself.
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Everyone on the team at World Wide Tech stands by the company's core values, including honesty, integrity and humility — along with a strong work ethic and a good attitude.
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" Asked by CNN if he stands by the ad, Smith said, "I don't know that I would appreciate stirring up as much an issue as it seems to have.
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In another scene, the 26-year-old singer stands by a table with lab equipment, snips a piece of her ponytail, and watches it drop into the perfume mixture.
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This person sits behind them at the ceremony, walks up with them onto the stage, and stands by gracefully, giving the induction a sense of continuity with the past.
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Nancy Tengler, chief investment officer at Laffer Tengler Investments, said she missed out on this leg of the Boeing rally after exiting the position, but stands by the decision.
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Ms. Cody, when asked if she had spoken with any experts on maternal mental illness before writing the script, said she "absolutely did not" and stands by that decision.
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Rick Snyder (R) said he stands by his congressional testimony about his knowledge of health problems stemming from the Flint drinking water crisis despite trial testimony that contradicts him.
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Rather than distorting or taking his record out of context, the senators should ask Pompeo whether he still stands by the positions he has publicly taken on these issues.
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Defense: 'A case of a wrongfully convicted man' Prosecutors leaned heavily on medical testimony -- from Florida pediatrician Mark Morris, who still stands by his findings -- and the X-rays.
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No rule change is needed to unbind delegates, so long as the party stands by its 160-year history (aside from the blemish of 1976) protecting this important right.
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Though the claims have been widely rejected by Mr. Trump's own national security officials, the White House stands by them and believes that the president will be proved correct.
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Yet the scene is one of utmost stillness: as the surgeon makes his cut, a monk gingerly supports the patient and an assistant stands by with scissors and gauze.
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Kleeman stands by the door and tells us to expect a meal that will be "un-homey," as we bite into prawn crackers laden with octopus, avocado, and finger lime.
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The American Beverage Association stands by the safety of energy drinks, indicating that many of their ingredients are also found in common foods and have been rigorously studied for safety.
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" CNN also says it "stands by its reporting and will respond forcefully to any attempt by Mr. Freeman or his representatives to intimidate us from covering this important public issue.
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Asked directly about Trump, Rubio said he stands by his "policy differences and reservations" about Trump's campaign, but said he would not spend his time knocking the presumptive GOP nominee.
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The United States has imposed sanctions on 17 Saudi officials for their role in the journalist's death, but U.S. President Donald Trump has said he stands by the crown prince.
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Philip Cunningham, who convened the Wayne State panel that investigated Dr Sarkar, says all evidence was carefully considered and the university stands by the integrity and accuracy of the report.
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Perring, who stands by his research, said he had not yet received any communication from either Bafin or the Munich prosecutor's office to suggest Viceroy was under investigation regarding ProSieben.
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"EFSA stands by its conclusions on glyphosate, which was carried out in full compliance with the relevant legislation in co-operation with experts from all EU Member States," he said.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC that he stands by his support of Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan, after backing the beleaguered chief executive minutes before Sloan's resignation was announced.
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Despite Trump's denial, PEOPLE stands by Stoynoff's account of how Trump shoved her against a wall and forcibly kissed her while she was on assignment for the magazine in 2005.
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ICYMI ... Jeffrey showed up to the season 5 premiere last week alongside the 'Arrested' cast, which stands by him despite allegations he sexually harassed his assistant and a "Transparent" costar.
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Buffalo Wild Wings stands by the claim it made in the proxy statement according to methodology used by Research Data Group, the third party it hired to run the numbers.
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Dick Durbin "Dicky Durbin" and accuses him of misrepresenting Trump's alleged "shithole countries" comments in the Oval Office earlier this week: Go deeper: Durbin says he stands by his accusations
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Rather than offering excuses to ignore the behavior because the person is in other instances "smart and funny," she stands by her convictions and calls it what it is. Unacceptable.
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Piña stands by her account Engelien's lawsuit accuses Piña of making up the allegations to avoid disciplinary action for drinking within 10 hours of duty, which is against airline policy.
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Woodward stands by his reporting, which paints a picture of a dysfunctional Trump White House and a novice president who is often at odds with top officials in his administration.
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"It is painful, but at the same time I am a lawyer: Once she takes on a case she stands by her client," Ms. Estrich said in a phone interview.
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Pete King of New York said of the GOP report, saying he stands by it based on the intelligence he's seen and because he says he doesn't believe Putin. Rep.
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Walsh stands by calling Haiti a 'shithole' in a 2018 tweetInsider: Do you still stand by your echoing President Trump and calling Haiti "a shithole" in a January 2018 tweet?
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A statement issued on Mkhwebane's behalf said she welcomes the president's decision but stands by the report and will seek to assist the courts in arriving at the "correct conclusion".
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He stands by cinema as fertile ground for providing the audience with new perspectives on the art form, whether through interviews, glimpses into the costume shop or extracts of documentaries.
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DHS "stands by its assessment that Internet-connected networks in 21 states were the target of Russian government cyber actors seeking vulnerabilities and access to U.S. election infrastructure," he said.
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Kineticism generally derives from action within a shot: A man stands by a gate at the back of a speeding train while another train rushes by in the opposite direction.
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Prosecution stands by its case Loper set Flowers' bail at $250,000 during a December 16 hearing last month, and Flowers left the Winston Choctaw County Regional Correctional Facility hours later.
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Pocan acknowledged in a recent interview with BuzzFeed News that he wasn't being as thoughtful as he should've been when he wrote the tweet — but he stands by the sentiment.
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As the national anthem plays in the background, he stands by a home-made pulley system, solemnly hoists the Chinese national flag and raises hand to cap in a salute.
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Four-time U.S. Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn told CNBC she stands by her opinions despite the backlash she's endured from internet trolls over her negative comments about President Donald Trump.
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He also remains popular with many in the mainly Shi'ite Hazara community who see him as a Robin Hood-style figure who defends his people while the government stands by.
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Smollett stands by his account that he was attacked on January 29 by two men who yelled racist and homophobic slurs at him and tied a rope around his neck.
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As we're reported ... Epstein's team is not satisfied with his cause of death being ruled a suicide, but Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Barbara Sampson, stands by the investigation and findings.
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As for Jennifer ... we're told she's fully aware of what Alex is dealing with, and not only stands by him, but empathizes ... having gone through similar situations in her past.
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James Charles stands by his apology to fellow makeup artist and YouTuber Tati Westbrook, but he wants to clear up several of the allegations made against him amid their ongoing feud.
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With that in mind, before voters allow Trump to benefit from Pence's ideas, they should demand to know if he stands by his own statements or those of his running mate.
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His speechwriter (Penn) and chief of staff (Ricci) have doubts but Tom's wife (McElhone) stands by his side as an FBI investigator (Quinn) searches for who is responsible for the attack.
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Jemele Hill appeared on ABC News' "The View" Wednesday to double down on her infamous tweet in which she called President Trump a "white supremacist," saying she stands by her comment.
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In the video, Murray says she "really likes" the company's research plan, comments she said she stands by today (http://www.ab-inbev.com/better-world/a-healthier-world/global-smart-drinking-goals.html).
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A DHS spokesman, Scott McConnell, told BuzzFeed News that DHS stands by its initial assessment for each state, indicating DHS's belief that scanning nonelection networks was part of a larger operation.
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" Despite criticism, Adidas tells Refinery29 that it stands by its casting choice: The company said it is "honored to work with creators like Arvida for their creativity, diversity and unique ideas.
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Go deeper: Trump says U.S. stands by Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder What they're saying: Congress denounces Trump's inaction on Saudi Arabia Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade
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For 45 years, State Farm pitched itself as the "good neighbor" who stands by you when things go wrong — before retiring it in 2016 under its former agency-of-record DDB.
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Controversial tweets Zhu told CNN on Monday that she stands by the views on her social media, though it appears she has deleted at least one of the posts in question.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump stands by his promise not to cut benefits for current recipients, but did not answer whether Trump would consider cuts for future beneficiaries.
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We reached out to the accuser's attorney, who stands by his client's claims that she was sexually assaulted ... but says the police report that was released to the public is "incomplete."
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The office previously said it stands by the decision to include glyphosate on the state's list of products known to cause cancer, as required under a rule known as Proposition 65.
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After the briefing, Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow said Monday he stands by the assertion in the legal team's letter to the special counsel claiming the President "dictated" the Trump Jr. statement.
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The Times's deputy managing editor Matt Purdy wrote in a statement Saturday that the newspaper stands by the reporting of its journalists, Mike Schmidt and Adam Goldman, who broke the story.
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Michigan's Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Gretchen Whitmer, who has won UAW endorsement, has vowed to overturn the law, while her opponent, Republican and current state Attorney General Bill Schuette, stands by it.
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On Tuesday, Mark Menezes, the Energy Department's energy policy adviser, confirmed the plan is under consideration and said the agency stands "by everything that's in the paper," the Washington Examiner reported.
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Claye hopped, stepped and jumped from a photographer's platform over a photographer's pit that was several feet deep and onto a railing, where he was pulled into the stands by fans.
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"Trump either stands by his returns — which he previously promised to release — or he doesn't," Mark Everson, who served as IRS commissioner while George W. Bush was president, told NBC News.
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In green lycra shorts and sunglasses, Guilherme's torso is a ripple of lean muscle as he stands by a wall painted in the pink and green of Mangueira's famous samba school.
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" In a statement a Google spokesperson said it stands by its work: "We stand by our in-depth research which was written to focus on the technical aspects of these vulnerabilities.
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While the administration emphasizes that it stands by the Iranian people, heavy U.S. sanctions reimposed by Trump have hastened the economy's deterioration and worsened economic conditions for ordinary Iranians, experts say.
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While the administration emphasizes that it stands by the Iranian people, heavy U.S. sanctions reimposed by Trump have hastened the economy's deterioration and worsened economic conditions for ordinary Iranians, experts say.
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Wyden still stands by Section 230, writing in a Washington Post op-ed Monday that efforts to repeal it would punish small start-ups rather than giants like Facebook and Google.
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But Vermilion Parish Superintendent Jerome Puyau said he stands by the city marshal who removed the teacher from the public comment session of a school board meeting, CNN affiliate KATC reported.
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" For the third act of this play, Porowski's protagonist stands by a fire pit, his monologue reads: "Patiently keeping my hands warm by her fire pit until @marthastewart48 follows me back.
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Bill Nelson stands by Russia claims as Florida officials want answers "In an abundance of caution we asked, and DHS has acknowledged they thought that letter was very helpful," Warner said.
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So while Diageo stands by their record of inclusivity, in the court of public opinion amongst tastemakers in an ultra-competitive, niche market, their largess and vast resources becomes a liability.
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Michael Phelps isn't taking a shred of blame for viewers' disappointment over him not racing an actual great white shark, and says he stands by the "incredible" made-for-TV event.
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It is even refusing to go on the record to say it stands by its own story about a malicious cyberattack causing its system to crash for a second time last year.
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Beijing stands by law The protests were sparked by new laws, proposed by the pro-Beijing Hong Kong administration, which would allow fugitives to be extradited to mainland China from Hong Kong.
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Though they're discontinued, Borneman stands by the safety of Hyland's Teething Tablets: "They are a top-selling product and a consumer favorite, and sadly it resulted in the loss of 24 jobs."
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A city employee stands by, one of 5,000 people working in pasukan oranye (orange teams), which dredge hundreds of tonnes of waste every day from the filthy waterways of the Indonesian capital.
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The FDA stands by the quality of its testing and results, and noted that the agency is not aware of any adverse events related to exposure to the lot of affected products.
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Wenner — who asked that the book be written — wasn't happy with the edn result, but Hagan stands by the book as an honest portrayal of a time, a man and an industry.
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The Norwegian defense minister also told the Associated Press that Norway, too, stands by the 2014 decision and that the country had spent "far beyond" the NATO target on new military equipment.
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Warren told CBS News that entering into politics had led her to "open up" about "different pieces in my life," including this episode, and she stands by her version of the story.
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Dr. Harold Bornstein, who has been the GOP nominee's doctor for 35 years, told NBC News on Friday that he stands by his glowing assessment of the 70-year-old's physical state.
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On Sunday, FBI director James Comey announced that after reviewing newly uncovered emails the agency stands by its previous conclusion that "no charges were appropriate" to file against the Democratic presidential nominee.
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And although Fonda does credit her graceful aging process to some cosmetic surgery, she stands by the fact that feeling good about yourself is the key ingredient to a better beauty routine.
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What he's good at—I told him yesterday, "if Michael Jackson was still alive, he'd call you"—he can create a story that stands by itself, but that also serves the music.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump stands by his allegation that former President Barack Obama ordered Trump Tower to be wiretapped during the 2016 campaign, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Thursday.
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"We are aware of Mr. Schiller's views, and the company stands by its statement in the company's press release and 8-K," said Laurie Little, Valeant's senior vice president of investor relations.
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When he obsessively replays a tape of Julia, in which she stands by her support of the war in Afghanistan, he looks more like a villain than the hero of the story.
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He has not yet declared China a currency manipulator and, a few weeks after his Taiwan phone call, he reassured Chinese President Xi Jinping that America stands by the "One China" policy.
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As both groups lose members to other afterschool activities, GSUSA's leadership previously accused BSA of courting girls to boost falling enrollment -- a position it still stands by, spokesman Mike Lopes said Thursday.
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So when Josh Lucas' king of smarm Leo Beebe (who in real life wasn't nearly so bad) tells Shelby, with an egregious shoulder pat, to oust Miles, Shelby stands by his man.
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But Spicer also said that Trump "stands by" his initial tweets on the subject, and Trump on Friday joked about the wiretapping claim during a press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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" Kupec said the department "stands by their work, as well as the Attorney General's statements and efforts to provide as much transparency as possible in connection with the Special Counsel's confidential report.
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In one heart-wrenching scene, Shadow stands by his late wife's grave and weathers the storm of her best friend Audrey (an explosive Betty Gilpin) as she rages with anger and pain.
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Trump's press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders denounced the book as "fabricated," without disputing any of the specifics that have been reported in excerpts so far; Woodward said he stands by his reporting.
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"Given the circumstances of his appointment as Acting DNI, it is more important than ever that Admiral Maguire stands by that commitment to speak truth to power," Warner said in a statement.
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In a follow-up interview in January, Clinton told THR she stands by her assessment and, when asked, declined to say definitively that she would endorse him if he became the nominee.
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Church stands by its decision The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints said it considers protecting victims a top priority, and has a 24-hour help line to report abuse.
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"The Department stands by its assessment that Internet-connected networks in 2023 states were the target of Russian government cyber actors seeking vulnerabilities and access to U.S. election infrastructure," the spokesman added.
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On Monday, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that "the President stands by his previous comments," adding: "The President wasn't part of this decision-making process" that led to McCabe's removal.
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In terms of the preparation for the event itself, nothing really changes having two Le Mans in one season because Le Mans is such an extraordinary race; it almost stands by itself.
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Roby, who says she still stands by the criticisms of candidate Trump that she made what seems like a lifetime ago (and in politics the last election is a lifetime ago) moved on.
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"The ABC stands by its journalists, will protect its sources and continue to report without fear or favor on national security and intelligence issues when there is a clear public interest," he added.
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The president stands by that agreement and his chat with Kim Jong-un, and the talk that there&aposs going to be another one, maybe in New York and maybe later this year.
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An Australian senator critcized by two prime ministers after striking a teenager who egged him and blaming Muslim immigration for the fatal Christchurch mosque attacks defiantly stands by his actions, Australian media report.
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"Attorney General Sessions has publicly testified under oath about his recollection of this meeting, and he stands by his testimony," Washington lawyer Charles Cooper, who represents Sessions, said in an email to Reuters.
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Robinson just sent us a video response to Stephen A's comments on "First Take" this morning -- in which he apologized for bringing up old beef ... but said he stands by what he said.
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Sassoon tells PEOPLE that she stands by her decision to reveal to Lisa Vanderpump that Lisa Rinna had accused Kyle Richards of enabling her sister Kim, who has battled substance abuse for years.
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The reporter who clashed with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders at a press briefing last week over the Trump administration's migrant policies said on Sunday that he stands by his comments.
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The greatest specifications of the DB2, though, are its build (made in the US of A using all 316 stainless steel hardware), and the fact that DemerBox stands by the product for life.
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Mr. Sykes, who says he stands by much of his critique of the mainstream media, now concedes that years of relentlessly bashing it have left the country without any trusted sources of information.
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"The University stands by the actions it took to protect the well-being of the campus community and maintain a respectful and safe learning environment," said Sarah Scalese, Associate Vice President for Communications.
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He stands by that view: "The practical concern is that people are voting on different sets of information as politics becomes more fast-moving and media becomes more fast-moving," Kontorovich told me.
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Hill was reprimanded for her remarks, and in a column for the Undefeated last September, Hill said that while she stands by her beliefs, she did not make them in the correct forum.
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"To some extent, I feel like Sam gives Trump cover and is emboldening Trump, because he stands by him," said Ms. Pacheco, 33, who lives in Miami and now has a green card.
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Mr. Crane speaks the lines, but when it's time for the character to sing, Mr. Davies, an acclaimed countertenor, steps onstage to deliver Handel arias while his identically costumed other half stands by.
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She's profoundly grateful to the organization — yet she stands by Trump even as she is dismayed that he wants to slash support for a group that helped her when she needed it most.
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Bill Nelson said in an interview he stands by his declaration that Russians have "already penetrated" the state's voting systems -- even as local officials await his response to their demand for more information.
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Jillian Michaels stands by her comment about Lizzo's weight, but says don't for a second think she was fat shaming her over her worth as an entertainer ... it was all about her health.
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Trump needs them: She buys her own clothes, so she can do what she wants, and then she lets her clothes do the talking for her as she stands by in enigmatic silence.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Kuwait's ambassador to Lebanon told President Michel Aoun the Gulf monarchy supports his efforts to overcome the "delicate situation" and stands by Lebanese sovereignty, Aoun said in a tweet on Tuesday.
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Fortunately, Crush stands by his word — he seamlessly interweaves a highly minimalistic sound with deep yet simple emotions from times past, leaving all the stuffiness and complexities of the present in the dust.
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Trump said she stands by women who have come forward with claims of sexual assault and harassment as part of the #MeToo movement — but then seemingly echoed her husband's controversial empathy for the accused.
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" The university's Milken Institute School of Public Health stands by its work, telling VICE News: "We are confident that the number — 2,975 — is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date.
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" At the same time, Bradford said she stands by the idea that "you can tell a lot about a person from their career and education — they are proxies for ambition and drive and motivation.
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"The United States stands by the people of Venezuela, and their constitutional representatives, in their quest to restore their country to a full and prosperous democracy," the U.S. State Department said in a statement.
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Even though Chicago PD and Mayor Emanuel ripped the State's Attorney's Office ... Magats made it clear he stands by the findings of the cops, and believes they had the evidence to get a conviction.
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In the Access Hollywood exclusive, the rapper recounts her conversation with Crowe, and stands by her initial account of events: "Like who the fuck wants to tell somebody they got spat on?" she said.
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National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers, who also testified Monday, said the agency stands by the intelligence community's earlier report on Russian meddling and its level of confidence in the findings has not changed.
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Sims — who was on the communications team as a special assistant to Trump until 2018 after working on Trump's campaign — is critical of the administration even as he stands by many of its accomplishments.
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The Late Show host acknowledged that some of the phrasing was cruder than necessary and he would make some adjustments if he could do it all over again — but he stands by the joke.
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To maintain the brand's name and stature its created over 175 years and beyond, the bank has several values it stands by, including operational efficiency, careful risk management, and building strong connections with clients.
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"When asked about the health care debate, Dean Heller reaffirmed that he stands by his vote to repeal the most onerous provisions of Obamacare that hurt Nevadans who can least afford it," he said.
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Buffalo Wild Wings said that it stands by the claim it made in the proxy statement according to the methodology used by Research Data Group, the third party it hired to run the numbers.
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A German government spokesman also said that Berlin stands by the jointly agreed G7 communique in which leaders underlined the crucial role of a rules-based international trading system and promised to fight protectionism.
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But the Income Property star stands by the network he's been a part of since 2008, despite the growing competition from well-tressed colleagues like Drew and Jonathan Scott and Chip and Joanna Gaines.
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He stands by the initial report that Manziel showed up drunk, but then goes through a bunch of legal qualifying to say that he will have to take the Browns denial at face value.
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Lawmakers and former military officials pushed back against Trump's criticism, and McRaven said in a statement he stands by his remarks that the president's treatment of the press is a grave threat to democracy.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told lawmakers during a pair of closed-door meetings that he stands by his memo that was initially used as the reason for former FBI Director James Comey's firing.
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The CIA responded to CNN's inquiry about the meeting by saying that Pompeo "stands by and has always stood by the January 2017 intelligence community assessment" that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chef Yuji Haraguchi serves and stands by "Mottainai" - the Japanese concept of avoiding waste - and makes it known at his restaurant in New York by throwing away as little as possible.
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"Trump either stands by his returns -- which he previously promised to release -- or he doesn't," Mark Everson, who served as IRS commissioner while George W. Bush was president, told NBC News: http://bit.ly/1VT85033gRU.
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I'll make it up for him: If he stands by that stirring Senate soliloquy and truly regards Trump as "dangerous to a democracy," then this is much more than a vote about government revenue.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is very concerned about a reported attack on Turkish soldiers in Syria's Idlib region and it stands by its NATO ally Turkey, the U.S. State Department said on Thursday.
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"If a police officer stands by and watches his colleague beat up a suspected person, his failure to intervene is evidence of encouragement to carry out the assault," Judge Dufton wrote in his ruling.
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" She stands by that remark, but said: "The World Series of Fighting is looking to bring some legitimacy to the sport, and have real athletes who are treated like real athletes, not W.W.E. superstars.
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Russia used Syria as a demonstration of its new weapons and tactics and reaped record arms sales and made the point that it stands by its friends, no matter how odious they may be.
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We round the corner en route to the bathroom and the process begins anew, blatantly directed at me while my bareheaded travel companion — who doesn't present as visibly Muslim — stands by and fiddles nonchalantly.
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RELATED: Trump stands by wiretapping claim during Merkel visit Democrats were quick to jump on Comey's remarks to hike pressure on Trump over his allegations, arguing that the President's conduct had "severely damaged" his credibility.
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" Flores also said that Sessions stands by his statement that he "never met with or had any conversations with any Russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel stands by her view that European sanctions against Russia can only be unwound once Moscow fully implements the Minsk peace deal for eastern Ukraine, her spokesman said on Monday.
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The family of the 1-year-old who fell to her death last July on a cruise ship stands by the girl's grandfather after he was charged Monday with negligent homicide, their attorney tells PEOPLE.
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The most famous mistake of Taylor's tenure was Facebook's initial commitment to HTML5 for its mobile apps, a decision he stands by as correct because Android and iOS had not yet emerged as clear winners.
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Hopefully. Is this an official Tory Burch fidget spinner, or was it bought off one of those stands by Grand Central Station in a pre-fashion show rush to add viral potential to the catwalk?
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron stands by his description of Donald Trump's proposal for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States as "divisive, stupid and wrong", a spokesman said on Monday.
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Japan Tobacco spokeswoman Michele Maron said the company stands by the FDA's mission to eradicate youth use, "including efforts to remove products that have not been commercialized, marketed or sold in line with the regulations."
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But Parco, who declined to speak to CNN unless he was compensated, stands by his testimony, and both he and Paul Solomon testified they could not have colluded because they did not know each other.
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"It's a good thing that President Trump made explicit what he plainly meant in Brussels last month: the United States stands by the collective security guarantee of NATO Article 5," Cotton said in a statement.
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Watched from the stands by his father Peter, Schmeichel saved a Luca Modric penalty late in extra time and another two spot kicks in the shootout only for Croatia to progress to the quarter-finals.
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Despite the alleged new evidence, the Meridian Police Department stands by their initial ruling of suicide and the family believes that they have been blocked by local and state agencies in their search for justice.
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The U.S. Embassy in Brasilia said in a carefully worded statement that Washington stands by Trump's joint statement with Bolsonaro and encourages Brazil to begin the process to become a full member of the OECD.
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We in Congress must stand up and make clear to the American people and to all people that this body still stands by the principles enshrined in the Constitution and defended by generations of Americans.
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In a statement to PEOPLE last month, Gregory Rouchell of Adams and Reese LLP, who serves as legal counsel for the Saints, said the team stands by their claim that they did not discriminate against Davis.
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" Trump firmly stands by his policy - Bloomberg: "President Donald Trump hardened his resolve to maintain his policy of separating children from parents who cross the border illegally amid an intensifying backlash from the public and lawmakers.
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Chris Christie said Sunday he stands by his calls for the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act -- but wants President Donald Trump and Republicans to ensure those covered by its Medicaid expansion aren't harmed.
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Hinterlands core player Liza Bielby stands by to introduce the audience, as we trickle in, to an archive of mysterious origin, comprised of objects uncovered when Hinterlands began renovation of the long-abandoned house in 2013.
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Evan stands by his theory that Chad was suffering from steroid withdrawal during his time on the show, but Ali gives Chad the benefit of the doubt, considering 20 guys were all talking trash about him.
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Amazon stands by the same privacy features it's rolled out on all of its products (encryption, etc.), but many parents will no doubt still be wary about putting an always-listening device into their kids' room.
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READ: Johnson 'absolutely' stands by Weld's Holocaust comment Johnson accused Trump of spreading "misinformation" about the criminal histories of those who came here illegally, and maintained that many undocumented immigrants fill jobs that Americans don't want.
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Last week, the FDA said it stands by the quality of its testing and results, and noted that the agency is not aware of any adverse events related to exposure to the lot of affected products.
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Cruz stands by 'New York values' criticism Brookover said the campaign was never relying on Colorado delegates in their count to clinch the nomination, but the campaign still plans to have volunteers on the ground there.
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Here's the short version: Google stands by the screen on the Pixel 2 XL, but it is nevertheless going to issue some software updates to expand its color gamut and protect it against screen burn-in.
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February 2202, 2628 White House press secretary Sean Spicer tells reporters at a press briefing that Trump stands by his assertion that no member of the campaign, including Flynn, had contacts with Russia before the election.
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When asked if he stands by the tweet, Burns said that the "satire cartoon drawing" gets across the message that Clinton and Democrats "tap dance for black votes" and will ignore those voters once getting elected.
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A Drexel University associate professor is "concerned for (his) family's safety" after receiving "hundreds of death threats" in response to a controversial tweet he posted on December 24 but says he stands by what he wrote.
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It's one thing to say we should change words that specifically imply that a man is doing this because the first part of the word stands by itself — policeman, fireman, mailman — or could end with woman.
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"If you don't want it, you can turn it off," Cook says, though he maintains that this is not recommended — something Apple stands by in its apology letter that addressed consumers after the backlash in December.
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Further, GSA stands by the cost analysis in its revised plan, as those numbers are accurate, transparent, and more representative of the full costs of the project than the analysis put forth in the IG review.
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Hicks stands by her truthful testimony that she first became aware of this issue in early November 2016, as the result of press inquiries, and she will be responding formally to Chairman Nadler's letter as requested.
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" As for Stanton, he said he stands by his comments from last month, when he was asked if he believed the legitimate home run record to be Maris's, and he replied, "Considering some things, I do.
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If Washington wants to take a more assertive stance towards Beijing, they'll find much more success if China believes that it is dealing with an American government that honors past promises and stands by its allies.
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Intelligence was 'compelling' but not specific Monday, January 6 -- Milley stands by intelligence The top US general, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Milley, said Soleimani's past means the US knew what he'd do in the future.
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The security firm that investigated the breach, CrowdStrike, also said it stands by its assessment that the perpetrators of the breach were Russian government, forensic analysis that has since been backed up by other cyber companies.
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There has been no evidence to indicate that partisan politics has played a role in the calculation of the death tally, and George Washington University released a statement Thursday that said it stands by its work.
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Johnson, who described himself as a longtime Democrat, has made headlines multiple times for praising Trump for the "positive things" he's done to grow the U.S. economy — something that he said he still stands by now.
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The articles did not name the accuser nor detail the conduct, but the female actor, Eryn Jean Norvill, who played Lear's daughter Cordelia, was called to give evidence by News Corp which stands by the stories.
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As for "begun in good faith," Mr. Burns said he stands by those words, which he said reflect the intentions of those who fought the war, even if they are perhaps "too generous" to our leaders.
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Crude futures fell to fresh session lows after President Donald Trump issued a statement saying the United States stands by Saudi Arabia following the slaying last month of journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents.
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When Bookout, 25, revealed to her parents that she was pregnant for the first time at the age of 16, she recalls her mother giving her a piece of advice that she stands by to this day.
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A U.S. Air Force pararescueman assigned to the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, stands by before taking off in a U.S. Air Force C-130J Super Hercules for a training jump Mar 4, 2018.
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Spicer — donning a green tie for St. Patty's Day — said President Trump "still stands by" his claims that Obama wiretapped Trump Tower, even after the Senate Intelligence Committee announced that they found no indication of that happening.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation's statement on Sunday that it stands by its July finding that Clinton was not guilty of criminal wrongdoing in her use of a private email server, has boosted her chances of victory.
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While the RNC stands by Trump even while his attack on McRaven is being condemned by prominent Republicans and top former intelligence and military officials, Trump has suggested his loyalty to the party isn't quite as ironclad.
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" Snowden told us that he more or less stands by his tweet and that anything else "freezes us into a dynamic of 'you must always choose between two bad options'" which is a "fundamentally un-American idea.
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While Paul stands by the fact that he thinks releasing the video was wrong, he also sidestepped some major responsibility as an "influencer" who makes millions of dollars off of his diehard fans, known as the Logang.
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From there, Trump stands by plans to slash the repatriation tax but then wavers on the question of an interest deduction for corporations and a potential VAT, giving the impression that few details have been ironed out.
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NFL senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron stands by his controversial call to overturn the touchdown catch by New York Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins in the fourth quarter Sunday against the New England Patriots.
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In the filing, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said she stands by the department's legal reasoning behind the decision to end DACA last September and reiterated that the government believes it has the authority to do so.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Any country that stands by the Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen will not be a friend of Turkey and will be considered at war with the NATO member, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.
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The White House said Thursday that President Trump stands by his claim that former President Obama ordered a wiretap of Trump Tower, even though leaders of congressional intelligence committees say they've seen no evidence to support it.
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In response to the controversy, Perez first issued a statement saying that he stands by the party's platform, while also noting that it's his job to back candidates who will win support from voters in their areas.
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In contrast, Richard Zeebe of the University of Hawaii, Manoa stands by his previous opinion that the PETM and later warm episodes coincided with times when Earth's orbit around the sun would have delivered extra solar warmth.
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Here's what it's come to in Los Angeles ... you can't go inside the courthouse anymore to file a lawsuit .... one brave soul stands by the door, grabs your legal docs, and then sends you on your way.
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Harth dropped her original 1997 lawsuit, but she says she stands by her allegations — that Trump groped her under the table one night at dinner, and that he later tried to rape her in his daughter's bedroom.
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But unfortunately, according to the Verge, the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, the museum where my friend and former colleague Arielle Pardes found this ancient clay artifact, no longer stands by their own claim that it's a toy.
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The reason: Mutko has delivered victories on the sports field for the past decade and a half to match Putin's ambition of restoring national pride, and the Russian leader stands by the people who give him loyal service.
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Before the summit, German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen, told Time that the country stands by the 2% goal set during the 2014 NATO summit and that they were not interested in impressing Trump with any explanations.
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Go deeper: Trump says U.S. stands by Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder Trump injects more chaos into OPEC as oil prices fluctuate Trump gives U.S. business a free pass on Saudi Arabia Podcast: Trump punts on Saudi Arabia
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It favors a new income tax levy for high earners, a scrapping of property tax, a temporary freeze on residential rent, a spending drive beyond the finance ministry's recommended levels but also stands by the corporate tax rate.
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The senator from Vermont told the crowd he stands by Hillary Clinton, a welcome show of support to many in the party who worried about not showing a unified front on Monday night inside the Wells Fargo Center.
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While Biden said he regrets reiterating the comments he first made during the 2016 presidential campaign after the release of Trump's now-infamous Access Hollywood tape, the former vice president noted that he stands by his underlying point.
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"TSA stands by its August statement regarding security arrangements between the United States and the Republic of Cuba related to the presence of Federal Air Marshals on certain passenger flights between the two countries," a TSA spokesperson said.
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"The vice president stands by his comments in March upon first hearing the news regarding General Flynn's ties to Turkey and fully supports the President's decision to ask for General Flynn's resignation," an unnamed Pence aide told CNN.
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Well now UK underground techno label Perc Trax have begun selling their own Jimmy caps to ensure that those one night stands after a night at the club don't turn into multi-night stands by the baby crib.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain stands by its commitments over Northern Ireland's border with the Republic of Ireland and stands ready to work with the European Union and Ireland to deliver a solution, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
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Other examples include his abandoning of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement and refusing to clearly say he stands by Article Five, the mutual defense clause of the NATO treaty, thereby engendering a crisis with the Western alliance.
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Merkel, who has a tricky relationship with Putin, and her SPD Foreign Minister Heiko Maas have repeatedly called on Russia to cooperate, said it is almost certain Russia was behind the attack and that Germany stands by Britain.
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Harris went on to say there is still a lot of work to do on criminal justice, namely addressing mass incarceration, bail revisions and the disproportionate application of the criminal code, but stands by what she has done.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE (D-Fla.) said she stands by her remarks from earlier this week in which she called acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Ken Cuccinelli a white supremacist.
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"USAID stands by its initial decision to support the HOO, which at the time was a newly established and untested institution and appeared to be a promising vehicle for combating Afghanistan's rampant corruption," mission director Herbert Smith wrote.
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He stands by his Facebook posts, but claims they were misconstrued: The "kill them all" post, for example, was unfairly divorced from its historical context, he said, arguing it was part of a broader argument about civilizational war.
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I stand by every article in their policy platform, and my hopes are that every woman attending stands by them too, even if most marchers, like me, planned to attend the march long before the document came out.
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"I love the idea of working with a brand that stands by that," she says, noting that the fragrance's lush fusion of orange blossom, musk, and lavender is just as flattering on women as it is on men.
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Johansson later clarified her comments in a statement, saying that while she stands by her quotes in As If, they were "edited for click bait" and "widely taken out of context" by outlets who reported on the interview.
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But White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Thursday Trump "absolutely" stands by his selection of Gorsuch, as well his own past comments about the federal judges who are hearing arguments over the legality of his immigration executive order.
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Although Altman's diagnosis was overturned and Delta reinstated Petitt to fly, Dickson said in a response to questions from Democratic senators in May that given the circumstances, he stands by the company's decision to have Petitt's mental health assessed.
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But as Middle East tensions worsen as a direct result of U.S. withdrawal, giving our allies more tools to defend themselves will at least send a concrete signal that America still stands by its friends and values regional stability.
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CLINTON STANDS BY DEATH PENALTY: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports: Hillary Clinton's support of the death penalty extends to her agreeing with the Justice Department's decision to seek the punishment with the man accused in last year's Charleston shooting.
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"The Director stands by and has always stood by the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment entitled: Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent U.S. Elections," the CIA said in a statement when asked for reaction to the president's remarks.
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In a statement to PEOPLE from her rep, Johansson said that while she stands by her quotes in As If, they were "edited for click bait" and "widely taken out of context" by outlets who reported on the interview.
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We got the mixes back from Dave and he sent a mail afterwards saying that was 'His truth of the record' and that he really stands by it, but the band, and we, felt it didn't reflect the energy.
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In 2014, the Supreme Court of Missouri overturned the dismissal of a lawsuit against the Kansas City Royals by a spectator who was hit in the eye by a hot dog tossed into the stands by the team mascot.
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Leigh Corfman stands by the accuracy of every one of her statements about Mr. Moore's sexual abuse of her when she was a 14-year-old high school freshman and he was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney.
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" The airline also stressed in a statement that it "serves customers of all races, ethnicities, and religious affiliations ... Delta stands by its record as an airline where all are welcome, and unlawful discrimination of any kind is not tolerated.
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Stanford stands by the fairness of the threshold for a finding of responsibility of sexual assault (requiring at least four of five panelists to side with the complainant) that was used in the 2015 case discussed in the article.
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Some shoppers have taken this to the extreme — returning things such as a Christmas tree in January, an already eaten steak, and an empty bottle of wine — but despite this, it stands by the policy in almost all circumstances.
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And he said that he still stands by his assertion from earlier this week that he has yet to see evidence confirming Trump's Saturday morning tweet that then-President Barack Obama ordered wiretaps to spy on him during the presidential campaign.
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Mark Judge says he has "no memory" of alleged sexual assault President George W. Bush stands by Brett Kavanaugh endorsement Trump claims Kavanaugh isn't "a man that deserves this" Anita Hill's advice to the Senate ahead of Brett Kavanaugh hearings
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Melania Trump says she stands by the women who have courageously come forward with their claims of sexual assault and harassment as part of the #MeToo movement — but seemingly echoed her husband's controversial empathy for the accused in a new interview.
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While Washington traditionally stands by Israel at the Security Council, the Obama administration threatened to support a resolution of the kind it's now considering after Netanyahu said during his bid for reelection that he would not support a two-state solution.
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The new president has delivered strong messages on the need to protect the taxpayers interest and stands by the correctness of the decision to nationalize the bank, PrivatBank supervisory board member Artem Shevalov said on the sidelines of the conference.
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The new president has delivered strong messages on the need to protect the taxpayers interest and stands by the correctness of the decision to nationalise the bank, PrivatBank supervisory board member Artem Shevalov said on the sidelines of the conference.
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California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), which is named in the federal lawsuit, said it stands by the decision to include glyphosate on the state's list of products known to cause cancer and believes it followed proper legal procedures.
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"GAM is focused on the future of the business, and while it stands by its finding of gross misconduct, it has agreed with Tim Haywood that neither party will pursue the other based on current facts," it said on Tuesday.
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Thomas Schmidheiny, who owns about 22015 percent of LafargeHolcim's shares, told a Swiss newspaper he has not sold shares in the biggest maker of building materials and stands by the decision to merger Switzerland's Holcim and France's Lafarge in 267.
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"We discussed the numerous scientific studies establishing that there is no connection between video games and violence" The ESA released a statement after the meeting, which stands by the study-backed notion that there's no correlation between video games and violence.
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There, they move into a rundown cabin with no electricity or running water that costs $50 a month, and the children's rough but idyllic childhood slowly collapses into wreckage as Rex descends into alcoholism and Rose stands by, seemingly helpless.
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Fox News' Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityTrump calls Juan Williams 'pathetic,' 'always nasty and wrong' Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Maher stands by recession remarks: 'Very worth' getting rid of Trump MORE, whose show airs at the 85033 p.m.
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When asked whether Trump would consider future entitlement reforms, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the president stands by his promise not to cut benefits for current recipients, but did not answer whether Trump would consider cuts for future beneficiaries.
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CALAIS, France (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With bags of clothing and a thick blanket, Eritrean migrant Salma carries her entire life in her hands as she stands by a small forest surrounded by warehouses and electrical towers in Calais in northern France.
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If you have the greatest platform on daytime television to speak to the people, to say your voice, to say what … if you believe that he is innocent … and if she stands by him, then she should stand by him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The New York Times said on Thursday that it stands by its story about two women who say Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made inappropriate advances, and rebutted claims by a lawyer for Trump that the story is libelous.
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Thomas Schmidheiny, who owns about 12 percent of LafargeHolcim's shares, told a Swiss newspaper he has not sold shares in the biggest maker of building materials and stands by the decision to merger Switzerland's Holcim and France's Lafarge in 2015.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' environment minister said on Monday she stands by her decision to shut more than half the country's operating mines and bar mining in watershed zones as an inter-agency panel began a review of her actions.
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"GAM is focused on the future of the business, and while it stands by its finding of gross misconduct, it has agreed with Tim Haywood that neither party will pursue the other based on current facts," GAM said in a statement.
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Asked whether the situation in Ukraine would be on the table, Bolton sidestepped the question, saying only that the White House stands by statements that Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, made this week in the Security Council.
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If the president stands by the crown prince, Congress should act immediately on bipartisan legislation introduced last year that would remove White House discretion in sanctioning the Saudi leader and all those responsible for such a brazen and gruesome murder.
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Washington (CNN)CIA Director Mike Pompeo stands by US intelligence assessments that Russia meddled in the 2016 election, the agency said Saturday, despite President Donald Trump saying he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin when he says his country didn't interfere.
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This is the perfect encapsulation of the ruling Republican Party today: an uncompromising president who inflicts long-term damage to avoid the short-term humiliation, and a spineless leader of the Senate who stands by him every step of the way.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel has made it clear that she stands by the principle of a balanced budget, her spokesman said after an official said the finance ministry was considering issuing new debt to finance a climate protection program.
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Related: Babe editor stands by Aziz Ansari story "It's newsworthy because of who he is and what he has said in his standup, what he has written in his book, what he has proclaimed on late night TV," Herrmann said.
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Carson Ulrich, who served as deputy for the FAST team missions at the time of the Ahuas shooting, stands by the D.E.A.'s assertions that the passenger boat was searching for the drugs and had fired on the antidrug team.
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The new president has delivered strong messages on the need to protect the taxpayers' interest and stands by the correctness of the decision to nationalise the bank, PrivatBank supervisory board member Artem Shevalov said on the sidelines of the conference.
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In an episode of her former Comedy Central show "The Sarah Silverman Program" that she has said she no longer stands by, Silverman's character dons dark face paint to see whether it is more difficult to be black or Jewish.
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WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton is still behind the idea of deleting Facebook, telling a crowd at Wired's 25th anniversary summit that while people have to make their own decisions about the social network, he stands by his decision to leave.
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"The FDA stands by the quality of its testing and results and is not aware of any adverse events relating to exposure to the lot of affected products," agency spokesperson Gloria Sánchez-Contreras said in a statement emailed to BuzzFeed News.
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" While the South may be going through the early stages of a kind of shock therapy, he wrote, the rest of the nation should understand, "that it stands by not as an administering doctor but as the next patient in line.
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But as long as it stands by its no fact-checking policy — which it so far has done — Facebook has given tacit approval to those running for office to say anything they like, while not granting the same privilege as others.
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Trump still stands by crown prince: Earlier this week, Trump said that he would stand by the Saudi government despite reports that U.S. intelligence officials believe the crown prince ordered Khashoggi's killing inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in early October.
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But the agency stands by its report and insists it "kept all of the requesters on this work informed of our scope and methodology during this effort and reviewed the documents the Kenyan government submitted," according to GAO spokesman Charles Young.
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Consolidated net profit about 2.6 million euros) * H1 consolidated revenues of about 59.4 million euros(prior-year period about 61.8 million euros) * Stands by previous forecast for FY 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: ($1 = 0.8861 euros) (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Despite a range of contested allegations, many unknown details about the alleged attack, and mounting public frustration with how the state prosecution and city police respectively handled the case, 20th Century Fox Television said it stands by the Empire star.
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Ron Darling, Mets broadcaster and former pitcher, issued a statement on the morning of the team's home opener Thursday saying that he stands by the stories in his new book but would have no further comments because of a legal threat.
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However, Trump does like CIA Director Mike Pompeo — but that could be because Pompeo has no problem distorting Russia-related intelligence in Trump's favor, even though the CIA told me earlier this week that Pompeo stands by the January assessment.
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It would be very interesting if one of Fox's hosts were to ask diGenova, in one of his many spots, whether he stands by his legal analysis from 20 years ago — and why he's turned so sharply on special counsels.
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Flanked by the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, Mr Trump made plain that he stands by a campaign pledge to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a 23-year-old pact underpinning trade between Canada, Mexico and the United States.
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In a ruling issued Sunday, Judge Reed O'Connor in Fort Worth wrote that he stands by his earlier conclusion that the entire law is invalidated by congressional repeal of its fines on people who remain uninsured, like a house of cards collapsing.
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Our Chyna sources say she stands by her claim she was simply doing what she had to do to protect her kids -- both Dream and King Cairo -- in the Six Flags incident ... and doesn't think her stroller swinging should be held against her.
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Harth has said outright that although she dropped her 1997 sexual assault lawsuit, she stands by her allegations — that Trump groped her under the table one night at dinner, and that he later tried to rape her in his daughter Ivanka's bedroom.
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Fortune fully stands by its reporting and both articles, and continues to believe that the fact that an accident had occurred and that the company and regulators were investigating was a material fact that Tesla had an obligation to disclose to potential shareholders.
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Investors may be wringing their hands around the world over Britain's vote to leave the European Union but one of the market biggest bears stands by his upbeat call on the Brexit, saying it would be a bullish injection for global economic growth.
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In his view, Comey need only affirm what's already been circulated in the media: "If Comey merely stands by everything that's already been reported in the press and adds nothing else, that alone is enough to suggest pretty definitively that justice was obstructed."
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The supermodel, 50, is the new face of Silestone by Cosentino, makers of quartz surfaces, and will appear in a print campaign launching in March, in which she proves her top model status stands by making counters seem like a very sexy purchase.
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In an interview with KSDK-TV Monday night, the unnamed woman said although it's difficult for her to talk about what she said happened between the two, she "stands by" what she told the state House committee about her encounters with Greitens.
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Some women found it difficult to stick to the routine, and some missed a dose or two as the yearlong study continued, but Juthani-Mehta stands by her results and her opinion that cranberries are ineffective when it comes to UTI prevention.
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The letter, which is signed by Facebook's heads of public policy in the UK and Canada, acknowledges "the seriousness of the Cambridge Analytica issue" and stands by its choice to send senior representatives of the company to confront lawmakers instead of Zuckerberg.
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And while the investor stands by the president in public — "I support President Trump in his ongoing fight," he said in a statement to BuzzFeed News — his private doubts underscore the fragility of the president's backing from even his most public allies.
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READ: Donald Trump stands by waterboarding debate answer Americans are now more likely to say that terrorists are winning the war against the United States than at any point since the September 20123, 2001, attacks, a CNN/ORC poll showed in December.
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"The vice president stands by his comments in March upon first hearing the news regarding General Flynn's ties to Turkey and fully supports the President's decision to ask for General Flynn's resignation," said an aide to Pence, who declined to be named.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump told Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a phone call on Thursday that the United States stands by Canada's efforts to secure the release of its citizens detained in China, the White House said in a statement.
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Fox News's Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityTrump calls Juan Williams 'pathetic,' 'always nasty and wrong' Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Maher stands by recession remarks: 'Very worth' getting rid of Trump MORE also frequently promoted the conspiracy theory in 2017.
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VIENNA, July 13 (Reuters) - Austrian lender Raiffeisen Bank International stands by its commitment to list at least 15 percent of its Polish unit in Warsaw despite having postponed the initial public offering (IPO), its finance chief said in comments published on Thursday.
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The only bright spots in his life are his childhood sweetheart Safeena (Alia Bhatt) - a feisty, often temperamental girl who stands by him like a rock - and the poetry he writes in a grimy old notebook, channeling all his frustrations into words.
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America is great because of the conservative principles of limited government and free enterprise, and a strong national defense... KELLY: ... OK... RUBIO: ... And, our nominee needs to be someone that stands by those things... KELLY: ... Alright... RUBIO: ... Donald has not demonstrated that.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer today was asked if President Trump stands by his unsubstantiated claims last fall that America's real unemployment figure could be upwards of 42% and, if not, what figure the Administration would use as an employment baseline.
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PARIS - At the busy Bouillon Chartier restaurant in central Paris, a chef stands by a diner's table and carefully places the remains of her dish into a plastic takeaway box before putting the container in a bag — "le doggy bag" to be precise.
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Ukraine's leaders will be pleased with the visit, which is meant to show that the US still stands by the country's side as it continues to fight a war against an aggressive Russia in its east and against corrupt oligarchs in its capital.
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LaVar says he not only stands by his decisions to take LaMelo Ball out of high school in the United States (he went to Lithuania and Australia) ... but says he's convinced Melo will be the #1 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft.
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"In retrospect, while the sentence could have been clearer regarding the time frames, the sentence is true, and Mr. Cohen stands by his statement," wrote Michael Monico, Cohen's attorney, in a letter to House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings that was obtained by CNN.
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" Praising Mr. Trump for moving the embassy and for withdrawing the United States from the Iran nuclear deal, which Mr. Netanyahu stridently opposed, the prime minister said, "The message that President Trump has given the world is that America stands by Israel.
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Bill Russo, a spokesman for Biden, told CNN the former vice president stands by his belief that mandatory busing did not achieve equal opportunity for students or provide "real answers to problems like educational inequities," including fair housing and how school district lines were drawn.
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But the 36-year-old race car driver stands by the decision to have the emotional and awkward breakup filmed for a number of reasons, chief among them the chance it gave Kufrin to move into a starring role on next season of The Bachelorette.
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RELATED: Cruz stands by 'New York values' criticism Last year, Cruz accused McConnell of lying while speaking on the Senate floor, repeatedly accusing his fellow Republican of betraying conservatives and charging lawmakers in both parties of being under the grip of K Street lobbyists.
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Mr Clapper added that he stands by his formal finding, issued in January, that the Russian government meddled in the presidential election to help Mr Trump, but said he had seen no evidence of active collusion between members of the Trump campaign and the Russians.
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" After a veteran whose daughter elected not to enlist after seeing the statistics on sexual assault in the military, Lauer asked Trump if he stands by his controversial 2013 tweet in which he wrote: "26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military – only 238 convictions.
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