A number of Trump's staunchest allies — such as Sen.
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Mr Trump will unnerve Japan, America's staunchest friend in Asia.
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Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's staunchest defenders on the Hill.
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Canada is arguably the staunchest ally of the United States.
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Murray is one of Clinton's staunchest backers in the Senate.
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Many are girls' staunchest allies — or would like to be.
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And some of the company's staunchest backers have turned bearish.
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Even Mr. Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill expressed revulsion.
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Humiliation, that is, at the hands of your staunchest ally.
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Attorney General Sessions was one of Trump's earliest, staunchest supporters.
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Thom Tillis is one of Trump's staunchest allies in the Senate.
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The staunchest royalists revere the monarch with a quasi-religious fervour.
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His election will deeply unnerve Japan, America's staunchest friend in Asia.
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Neither its staunchest advocates nor its harshest critics have proved correct.
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John Deere is one of the staunchest opponents of this legislation.
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Russia and the third co-sponsor, Iran, are Assad's staunchest allies.
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Navarro has been one of CNN's staunchest critics of the president.
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Giuliani was one of Trump's staunchest supporters on the campaign trail.
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Mr. LaBarbera's group had been one of the bill's staunchest proponents.
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Warren is ready to make waves Warren's staunchest supporters are upset.
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He is one of President Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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Even some of Trump's staunchest critics in the Senate — like Sens.
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Mr. Zuma's staunchest supporters held rallies and attacked his internal critics.
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He's certainly disappointing some of his staunchest supporters by signing this bill.
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The Kurds have been America's staunchest allies in the war against ISIS.
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These measures will not satisfy the staunchest advocates of gender self-ID.
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PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi was among corporate America's staunchest Hillary Clinton supporters.
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The Thoesens have remained two of MacDonald's staunchest supporters to this day.
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EVEN some of Bashar al-Assad's staunchest opponents cringed at the snub.
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Even the staunchest supporters of the 1994 crime bill have since retreated.
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Stamos was widely regarded as one of Facebook's staunchest privacy advocates internally.
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What Republicans are saying Trump's staunchest allies in the House like Reps.
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Even some of Trump's staunchest allies were livid at the proposed cuts.
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For nearly four decades, Mugabe had been one of China's staunchest allies.
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In elevating Bertie Wooster as its staunchest defender, he burnishes the gleam.
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The estate has not always been his staunchest guardian against posthumous commercialization.
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That included some of the President's staunchest allies such as Arkansas Sen.
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The Terrapins also gave UConn one of their staunchest tests on Dec.
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Even her husband's staunchest defenders now appear to admit they know why.
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It's a bizarre tactic for one of Trump's staunchest defenders in Congress.
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The staunchest defenders of concentrated power are those who hold that power.
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Some of his staunchest allies seemed to goad him to do it.
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One of Nunes' staunchest critics is the committee's own ranking member, Rep.
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Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts who was one of Sessions's staunchest critics.
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Had the Broncos lost, Manning's staunchest defenders would have called for public executions.
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He also was one of the Democrats' staunchest supporters of the Iraq War.
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Evangelicals, particularly conservative, white evangelicals, remain among his staunchest supporters, according to surveys.
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Even the president's staunchest supporters realize the implications of another high-profile dismissal.
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As much as we dislike brown rats, they may be our staunchest defenders.
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Mr. MacArthur has been Mr. Trump's staunchest ally in New Jersey's congressional delegation.
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When the board learned about this, even Mr. Moonves's staunchest backers were stunned.
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Sometimes the most unlikely people become our staunchest defenders, and he certainly has.
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Indeed, the staunchest defenders of concentrated power are those who hold that power.
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I count myself as one of the staunchest advocates for the State Department.
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Actually, that fact is not even disputed by liberals and even the staunchest environmentalists.
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Unsurprisingly, Apple is one of the staunchest opponents of the right to repair laws.
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Between the lines: Grassley, a farmer himself, is among farm country's staunchest congressional advocates.
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However, even some of Mr Zuma's staunchest supporters now agree that he must go.
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A nation that bears that burden must also be the staunchest advocates for nonproliferation.
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Inhofe has also been one of the staunchest deniers of climate change in Congress.
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This is not a pro-woman policy, even for the staunchest of abortion proponents.
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"He is known as the staunchest defender of Mr. Trump's judgment," our reporter observes.
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Since becoming attorney general in February, Barr has been one of Trump's staunchest defenders.
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America's relationship with our staunchest ally, the United Kingdom, is like a huge battleship.
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Ex-communist Poland is one of the staunchest opponents of Russian energy trade expansion.
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H.R. McMaster removes one of the current strategy's staunchest supporters from the White House.
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The Republican Establishment was among the staunchest backers of big business and free trade.
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The apparent ideological inconsistencies angered some of Trump's staunchest supporters on the far right.
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Collins has the benefit of being one of Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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One of the Senate's staunchest Iran hawks, Cotton, is a coauthor of the proposal.
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With Trump's cabinet and staff picks so far, he has repaid his staunchest supporters.
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Other GOP lawmakers — even some of Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill, like Sens.
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On CNN's State of the Union, one of Trump's staunchest defenders in Congress, Rep.
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At ZANU-PF's congress, Mr. Mnangagwa's staunchest allies showed little willingness to accommodate outsiders.
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Russia has never recognized an independent Kosovo, and remains one of Serbia's staunchest backers.
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Despite Trump's historically low approval ratings, his grip on his staunchest supporters remains solid.
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The companies that make dietary supplements will lose one of their staunchest allies when Sen.
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We're sure this collection of hilariously cold moments will inspire even the staunchest ice queens.
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Trump Jr. has continued to be one of his father's staunchest and most vocal defenders.
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Even his staunchest supporters will balk at such a blatant effort to subvert the law.
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But amid the impeachment drama, Washington, its staunchest backer, is increasingly out of the picture.
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Bolton's departure from the White House removes one of the staunchest hard-liners on Iran.
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His death on Saturday at 83 robs the industry of one of its staunchest defenders.
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There's a tendency -- even among Trump's staunchest opponents -- to greet that fact with a shrug.
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Even some of Kalanick's staunchest allies have found fault with how Uber has been run.
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Hillary Clinton and her staunchest defenders have still not accepted the results of the election.
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Palin, the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee, is one of Trump's staunchest defenders and supporters.
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"She was his staunchest supporter and would've had his back through anything," the source explains.
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China is Cambodia's largest foreign investor, and Cambodia is one of Beijing's staunchest regional allies.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), a young progressive Congress member who is one of Pelosi's staunchest defenders.
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Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's staunchest allies who nonetheless opposes his Syria policy, about potential sanctions.
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However, several of Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill said they were not concerned about it.
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Hamada enters to applause and delivers a revelrous introduction that would sway even the staunchest skeptic.
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And Trump's angry reaction to the Brussels bombing could drive numbers up among his staunchest supporters.
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Graham has been one of Trump's staunchest allies defending the president's actions amid the impeachment inquiry.
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But Pelosi's staunchest opposition is not expected to come from the left flank of the caucus.
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Even the staunchest Trump supporters have to admit that his campaign style resembles a dumpster fire.
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And some of Trump's staunchest allies aren't pleased with some of the Cabinet selections, particularly Puzder.
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If there's one thing his staunchest allies and opponents agree on, it's that Trump is dangerous.
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But even the staunchest lovers of strong greens can find an all-kale salad too bitter.
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Some of Trump's fiercest critics are evangelical leaders, and so are some of his staunchest defenders.
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One of Mr. Moore's staunchest allies is Janet Porter, a radio personality and anti-abortion activist.
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Mr. Kopelson, who died in October, became one of Mr. Moonves's staunchest supporters on the board.
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As a result, those who advocate abolishing the limits find their staunchest allies in conservative lawmakers.
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Even the staunchest critics of the present system recognize that killing microtargeting wouldn't be a panacea.
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Even Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders acknowledge that he could be exposed to the possibility of impeachment.
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It also notes that those attacks have begun to worry even the president's staunchest conservative allies.
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And some of Trump's staunchest backers, including Fox News personalities, are known to visit the resort.
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He is also one of the staunchest opponents of legal rights for undocumented "Dreamers" in Congress.
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Surely, even his staunchest defenders must understand that this latest move is a breach too far.
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And even the Kurds' staunchest ally, the United States, has said it will not support independence.
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Nonetheless, it remains an uphill battle to win over even some of the staunchest #NeverTrump Republicans.
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Trump's staunchest supporters were split on what he should do in the wake of the Times report.
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Chris Collins, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest supporters, disagreed with cuts outlined in the proposed budget.
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Yet even the staunchest defenders of the press say fraudulent activity is not protected by journalistic freedoms.
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Even the staunchest crystal skeptic will find something that fits their lifestyle in the Energy Muse shop.
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Remember, the NJ Governor was passed over for VP, despite being one of Trump's staunchest supporters. #TrumpJobFair
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The late Justice Potter Stewart was one of the Supreme Court's staunchest supporters of the First Amendment.
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There's one particularly buzzy formula that has the potential to flip even the staunchest of non-believers.
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John Bolton, one of Israel's staunchest friends, is reported to be Trump's choice as Tillerson's top deputy.
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The California Republican has carved out a national profile for himself as one of Trump's staunchest allies.
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Those same lawmakers have been among Trump's staunchest critics because of his noninterventionist stance during the campaign.
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"The EU is America's staunchest ally, not a U.S. national security threat," the Chamber said on Twitter.
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Formerly communist Poland has been one of the staunchest critics of increased Russian gas exports to Europe.
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Soon, he was being questioned by Tinderholt -- a Q&A between two of the state's staunchest conservatives.
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Before he became Sessions's chief of staff, Whitaker was one of the staunchest critics of Mueller's investigation.
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Long before Mr. Collins emerged as one of Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders, the two shared some similarities.
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The emphasis on labor in the 2020 campaign has at times tripped up even its staunchest supporters.
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At $289, the new e-reader is likely to appeal only to the staunchest electronic book fans.
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Now, even some of GE's staunchest critics are throwing in the towel and heaping praise on Culp.
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Even some of the GOP's staunchest defense hawks applauded Trump's restrained response to the Iranian counter-attack.
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SO WHATEVER IS DONE WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK WILL ALSO ENSURE THAT THOSE INDUSTRIES MAINTAIN THE STAUNCHEST DEFENSE.
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Now, even the staunchest critics of these activist shareholders concede that the practice is here to stay.
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The scene also stepped up pressure on Mr. Sisi, who counts Christian leaders among his staunchest allies.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), Capitol Hill's staunchest immigration reform advocate, is among the critics of that approach.
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An anti-abortion advocate explains why even the staunchest of abortion foes shouldn't vote for Roy Moore.
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For one thing, even UBI's staunchest supporters say we can get there in 20093 to 20 years.
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Killing Bannon won't be easy: His staunchest ally is one of Trump's closest confidants — Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Rudy Giuliani Trump's staunchest supporter in 2016, Giuliani finished out of the money in the Trump Cabinet sweepstakes.
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The European Court of Human Rights is one of the staunchest defenders of human rights in the world.
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McCain has been one of Trump's staunchest GOP critics in Congress and has expressed disappointment over Comey's firing.
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Navarro, who supported Jeb Bush's failed run for president, is one of CNN's staunchest critics of the president.
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He was soon joined in support on Capitol Hill by some of his staunchest allies, including as Sen.
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He was soon joined in support on Capitol Hill by some of his staunchest allies, such as Sen.
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He is optimistic enough to believe that this might even change the hearts of Phenix City's staunchest racists.
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Let me get this straight: One of the staunchest Republicans is pushing for a socialist-style 5G network?
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, usually among the president's staunchest allies, expressed rare exasperation at the president's behavior.
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He's imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on our staunchest allies from Canada and Mexico to the European Union.
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When President George W. Bush invaded Iraq in 2003, Mr. Koizumi was one of his staunchest foreign supporters.
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Shamir traveled to Belarus, a country ruled by dictator Alexander Lukashenko and perhaps Putin's staunchest ally in Europe.
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Depending on the issue, you knew John would either be your staunchest ally or your most stubborn opponent.
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Anyone can see this now, except perhaps Chuck Schumer and some of the staunchest anti-illegal immigration hardliners.
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Mr. Thanathorn, one of the junta's staunchest critics, has called for the nation's military budget to be slashed.
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Wheeler was the senator's chief counsel, and Inhofe is one of the staunchest climate-deniers on the Hill.
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Leila de Lima, the staunchest and most vocal critic of Duterte, has had to give up for now.
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Ojeda's aggressive style and no-punches-pulled approach to Trump may not endear him to the president's staunchest supporters.
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The move was panned by some of his staunchest conservative allies, who viewed it as a capitulation to Democrats.
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Michael Gianaris, who represents Long Island City and has been one of the deal's staunchest opponents, told the Times.
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Lacking his predecessor's charisma, he has alienated many of Chávez's staunchest supporters, who have begun meeting with opposition leaders.
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So even as Obama's staunchest backers call on him to do more, he seems to feel like he can't.
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Now, he risks pissing off even his staunchest supporters — the ones that are This Is Us fans, at least.
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Likewise, the president's disdainful, crass treatment of foreign leaders — including our staunchest allies — offends the sensibilities of most Americans.
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Michael McCaul (R) — who is deeply distrusted, and in some cases outright loathed, by Trump's staunchest right-wing allies.
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Rohrabacher, one of Russia's staunchest defenders in Washington, has emerged as a key figure in the unfolding Russia investigations.
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But within that thin slice of the electorate reside Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters, the "alternative right," or alt-right.
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Republicans, Democrats and some of the president's staunchest allies largely panned Trump's performance at the press conference with Putin.
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Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders are uniquely bold in the extent to which they justify any means to favored ends.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has always been one of the staunchest supporters of abortion rights on the Supreme Court.
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China's decision to impose tariffs on soybeans squeezes some of Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters across the Midwestern farm belt.
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The farmers — among President Trump's staunchest supporters — can only hope that trade tensions ease before the stockpiled beans rot.
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His staunchest political enemy, Benazir Bhutto, was assassinated on his watch and he blamed her for her own death.
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It has been mostly out of stores, even those, like Barneys New York, that had been its staunchest supporters.
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Women remain Mr. Trump's staunchest opponents, with large majorities consistently giving him some of the lowest marks in polling.
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Faced with this reality, even the staunchest fiscal hawks tend to suddenly recognize the ethical soundness of Medicaid planning.
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But as even the staunchest hard-liners would admit, the number of zealous protesters had dwindled over the years.
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Turkey is still one of the biggest patrons of the Syrian rebels, while Russia is Mr. Assad's staunchest backer.
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Some of the staunchest opposition came from Penn Treaty's corporate parent, the Penn Treaty American Corporation of Frisco, Tex.
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Since then, Ms. Rahman, 59, a preschool teacher, has become one of the staunchest advocates for the bike lanes.
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He's much less forceful on the subject of the NRA, even if he hasn't exactly been the group's staunchest ally.
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Even some of the staunchest U.S. allies were begrudgingly forced to side with Maduro in condemning Trump&aposs saber rattling.
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Mark Meadows, one of the President's closest allies and staunchest defenders in Congress, in the face of accusations of racism.
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Click here to view original GIFThe 22015 Oscars have some of the staunchest VFX competition in the award show's history.
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The orthopedic surgeon, one of the staunchest critics of Obamacare on Captiol Hill, would oversee the dismantling of the law.
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I've spent the past few weeks tracing the evolving, bumbling, and bewildering defenses put forth by the president's staunchest supporters.
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A pro-Trump organization is funding advertisements in support of two of the president's staunchest allies in Congress: GOP Reps.
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Budd is a member of the House Freedom Caucus, the conservative group that contains some of the president's staunchest allies.
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Duterte, about to leave on a two-day visit to neighboring Vietnam, urged his staunchest critic to take a rest.
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It's a major step toward raising pressure on China, Pyongyang's staunchest ally and benefactor, to cut their support for Kim.
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Some of Mr. Trump's staunchest allies have been unusually critical of him during the most difficult stretch of his campaign.
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Some of President Richard Nixon's staunchest defenders lambasted "the lynch-mob mentality" of the Senate Watergate Committee investigating his conduct.
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That was the day America's staunchest allies stood with us in solidarity, ready to respond in America's time of need.
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And if the staunchest supporters of DACA succeed in their lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill, it won't happen at all.
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She enjoys strong backing among her husband's staunchest supporters: rural voters, as well as the party's women's and youth league.
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"Members of Trump's base," Hetherington and Weiler caution, are much more like the average American than are his staunchest opponents.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has hurled the term at Rappler, an online news publisher and one of his staunchest critics.
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If the reports are accurate, it means that an overall Brexit deal is much closer than May's staunchest critics claim.
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This, even as Mike Pompeo continues to be the administration's lead figure—and staunchest advocate for—negotiations with North Korea.
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Russia, one of the Security Council's permanent members, has veto power and is one of the Assad regime's staunchest backers.
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Even his staunchest allies say he needs a strong performance to build any type of momentum ahead of March 15.
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Even the staunchest of Halloween haters have to crack a smile when they lay their eyes on a great couples costume.
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The system has already been teetering in recent months as even its staunchest supporters such as Germany have erected temporary controls.
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Plenty of other organizations, both human and alien, recognize the Doctor as Earth's greatest and staunchest defender, and for good reason.
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The town of Hershey, where the company's staunchest loyalists are referred to as "Hershey-ites", has real influence over corporate decisions.
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Trump's swift response to reported chemical weapons use in Syria alienated some of the president's staunchest supporters in right-wing media.
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Washington Redskins: The Redskins traditionally have one of the staunchest fan bases, but this season is off to a bad start.
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Why then, has a Republican administration opted to nullify a policy so directly aligned with one of the GOP's staunchest principles?
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Some of the Speaker's staunchest allies say they hope Ryan's exit from Congress is more dignified than that of his predecessor.
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Even Bill Kristol — one of Trump's staunchest critics from the right — Tweeted this: Hard when you're a challenger to seem presidential.
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President Donald Trump is one of the most controversial world leaders in modern times, igniting the ire of America's staunchest allies.
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Scarborough and Brzezinski, once accused of being too friendly with candidate Trump, have become a pair of the president's staunchest critics.
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Iran, Israel's arch-enemy, has been Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's staunchest backer and has provided militia fighters to help him.
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Among the staunchest supporters on the side of government were six people whose family members were killed in the California attack.
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After the election, Robert Murray — one of Trump's staunchest supporters — talked about killing the stream protection rule as a top priority.
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Reflecting one of Israel's oldest social divides, many of Likud's staunchest supporters come from so-called development towns like Kiryat Malachi.
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When R. Kelly was arrested on child pornography charges in 2002, Lanita Carter, his hairdresser, was one of his staunchest defenders.
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The Republicans who should be the staunchest defenders of institutions have been the most eager to use the saw and scalpel.
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He quickly became one of the President's staunchest defenders in court Thursday outside of Trump's own attorney and the Justice Department.
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" Rizzo also says in his book that Rodriguez and Haspel were "the staunchest advocates inside the [CIA] for destroying the tapes.
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The president's staunchest congressional allies opposed the plan from the jump and spent the weekend pushing him away from the tariffs.
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Representative Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican who is one of the president's staunchest allies, derided Mr. McCabe's memoir on Twitter.
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In proposing Mr. Bouteflika's removal, General Gaïd Salah, who had been the president's staunchest ally, went beyond what many had expected.
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Trump's staunchest allies in Congress and in conservative media have joined him in this effort, too, training criticism on Sessions and Rosenstein.
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Wielding considerably less power in a Democratic House, the caucus is more recognizable today as home to some of Trump's staunchest defenders.
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Trump's staunchest allies in Congress and in conservative media have joined him in this effort too, training criticism on Sessions and Rosenstein.
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"I still cry for her every night," said Ms. Nickolan, 44, who described her mother as her best friend and staunchest supporter.
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Sessions has found himself under intense pressure from President Trump, despite the fact that he was among the President's staunchest early supporters.
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Gallagher's case has been championed by dozens of members of Congress, including some of Trump's staunchest supporters in the House of Representatives.
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But this week, Israel is doing something that should make even the staunchest conservative anti-welfare opponent sit up and take notice.
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" Trump, McMaster said, will highlight Poland's historic ties to the United States and herald the country as one of America's "staunchest allies.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), one of Congress' staunchest opponents of opening combat jobs to women, said the fitness test results are unsurprising.
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Trump's performance at Monday's press conference was widely condemned by Democrats, Republicans, media personalities and even some of the president's staunchest supporters.
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Lindsey Graham, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest allies, issued a stern warning to Turkey over attacking Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria.
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One of Trump's staunchest allies is opposed to him, and other senators further from Trump have expressed similar concerns about Cain's nomination.
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The liberal justice's health has become a concern for some of her staunchest supporters, hoping she can live through the Trump presidency.
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Speaking of Facebook, I reported that Rob Goldman, one of the company's biggest advertising execs — and staunchest defenders — is leaving the company.
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At the same time, the president's staunchest supporters on Capitol Hill have put themselves in one standoff after another with Mr. Rosenstein.
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Irritated at what they considered an unnecessary distraction, Republicans, including some of the president's staunchest supporters, joined in the chorus of criticism.
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Some of Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders in the Senate have twisted themselves into contortions to avoid becoming enmeshed in the impeachment inquiry.
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China, Pakistan's staunchest ally and financial benefactor, has also pledged to help but has not announced the size of any assistance package.
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The late pop star's staunchest defenders have long pushed back against such allegations, and it's hard to imagine much shaking those convictions.
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Joycelyn Savage used to be one of R. Kelly's staunchest defenders following a tsunami of abuse and sex crime allegations against him.
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In 2008 he endorsed John McCain — at the time one of the staunchest supporters of Bush's troop surge in Iraq — for president.
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Even America's staunchest allies on the 15-member Council, the most powerful body in the United Nations system, voted for the resolution.
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Back in 2011, Boehner said marijuana was a gateway drug, a common and widely disputed talking point of legal weed's staunchest opponents.
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Australia is one of Washington's staunchest allies and has sent troops to fight alongside the U.S. military in conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Cotton has been described as "the GOP's staunchest young hawk" and doesn't have a reputation for working with anyone outside his own party.
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He was ecstatic to be home, and has been keeping busy with some of his staunchest supporters in the days he's been back.
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An opportunity to build a product that even its staunchest critics will be forced to concede adds real, tangible value to the world.
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Brown, one of the U.S. Senate's staunchest liberals, kicks off a tour of early primary states on Wednesday to try to find out.
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He has been Trump's staunchest defender since the billionaire entered politics and often comes across as more of an activist than a journalist.
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Pundits piled on to pronounce Bitcoin dead, and even its staunchest advocates admitted it was unclear if the project would continue to thrive.
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Lemon, who is one of Trump's staunchest critics on CNN, often refers to the president as a racist on his prime-time program.
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So when Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the general turned president, ousted Mr. Morsi in 2013, the Coptic Church was among his staunchest supporters.
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A pair of Trump's staunchest supporters who are running for office in Florida were among the many politicians to denounce the president's comments.
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Perhaps most notably, just 34% of whites without college degrees -- among President Donald Trump's staunchest supporters in 2016 -- said they backed the plan.
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And aside from the special counsel protection bill and the disapproval resolution, Tillis has been one of Trump's staunchest allies in the Senate.
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And that idea is anathema to many people in both parties — including the nationalist right that includes some of President Trump's staunchest allies.
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But Mr. Jones, the former F.B.I. analyst, said the Kremlin also appeared to amplify messages from AfD's staunchest opponents, left-wing anti-fascists.
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Filed by VCs who were among his earliest backers and staunchest defenders through management crises under his leadership, it accuses Kalanick of fraud.
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By pulling back the husk, we see that the RFS's staunchest supporters tend to hail from corn-producing states like Nebraska and Iowa.
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This week's examples have forced some of Trump's staunchest allies to pick a side — either the President or the people they love. Sen.
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He was also one of the staunchest supporters of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, a decision Trump insists he opposed at the time.
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It did not take long after the editorial was published for the president's staunchest evangelical defenders, including Billy Graham's son, Franklin, to react.
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Donald Trump's harsh criticism of Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rattling Alabama Republicans, who are considered among the president's staunchest and earliest supporters.
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The Republican representative from Ohio, 55, is one of Trump's staunchest allies in Congress and could possibly join the legal team as well.
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It was a position most eloquently outlined by King, who was at one time Johnson's staunchest ally in the cause of racial justice.
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Congressional conservatives have been among the staunchest opponents of the GOP measure, arguing that the bill doesn't go far enough to dismantle ObamaCare.
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The kingdom's staunchest Western allies, including the United States, where Khashoggi had applied for permanent residency, have urged Saudi Arabia to come clean.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt's nonstop scandals are finally beginning to test the patience of some of his staunchest political allies. Sen.
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He won the party nomination against all the odds and some of his staunchest opponents like Rubio and Cruz ended up endorsing him.
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Proving what a difference a few months can make, many of Comey's former critics suddenly found themselves in an unexpected role: His staunchest defenders.
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And even the president's staunchest allies know that bipartisan rhetoric read off a teleprompter is usually undermined by scorching tweets and unpredictable policy maneuvers.
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The Philippines has long been the United States' staunchest ally in Asia, but Duterte's remarks have cast the future of that alliance into doubt.
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Iran, Assad's staunchest backer, has provided militia fighters to help Assad, Russia has supplied air strikes, while Turkey has backed the anti-Assad rebels.
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Donald Trump's staunchest supporters -- who've been labeled "deplorables" by some -- won't be making salutes that stink of Nazism at their DeploraBall ... TMZ has learned.
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The PT's staunchest allies—trade unions and social movements—can disrupt normal life in a way that the opposition's Sunday-afternoon perambulations do not.
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Democrats and Republicans reacted to the news with dismay, and fractures have since emerged between Trump and even his staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill.
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Even the staunchest caffeine aficionados have a difficult time getting up — despite knowing that a freshly brewed cup of joe is in their future.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are Medicare for All's staunchest supporters, while the moderate wing of the primary candidates call for more incremental changes.
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Nunes was one of Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill amid the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Joe's late-game exit eliminated Aubry Bracco's staunchest ally – and surest ticket to the final Tribal Council – at the moment she needed him most.
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We doubt it's due to the hostility much of the world feels toward the U.S. The most powerful FIFA countries include our staunchest allies.
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First, there's a lot of downtime — even the staunchest of baseball apologists will cop to the fact that the game can be extremely slow.
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Last year, one of his staunchest backers, the hedge fund manager Bruce Berkowitz, bailed out, saying that Sears had "wrecked" his hedge fund's returns.
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"Duterte is just digging his own grave at the I.C.C." Senator Antonio Trillanes, Mr. Duterte's staunchest political opponent, dismissed the move as a stunt.
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Duterte has sparred repeatedly with Trillanes, one of his staunchest critics, and recently alleged the senator had a number of secret overseas bank accounts.
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Mark Meadows, one of the President's staunchest defenders, insisted the President was within his rights to ask a foreign power to investigate the Bidens.
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Dana Rohrabacher, one of President Trump's staunchest defenders in the Russia investigation, confims that he spoke to Julian Assange about a possible presidential pardon.
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But as the impeachment managers make their case against the president, even Trump&aposs staunchest defenders have acknowledged the effectiveness of Democrats&apos strategy.
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Many of the selections and appointments he has made during the transition have gone to his staunchest supporters, including Sesssions and retired Lt. Gen.
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And the former Penn athletic director Steve Bilsky, one of the staunchest critics of an Ivy tournament, still isn't sold on changing that format.
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In Cochabamba, a city in central Bolivia, coca growers, some of Morales' staunchest supporters, are receiving violent threats over WhatsApp, the popular messaging platform.
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If the Congress and country believe Michael Flynn's account, it is hard to see what even the staunchest Trump defenders can say in defense.
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The U.S., one of Colombia's staunchest allies in the war on drugs, has offered $250 million for information leading to the arrest of Otoniel.
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The five-star recruit already had the strength to compete against NBA bodies, and even at 2100 he could bulldoze even the staunchest of defenders.
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Why it matters: We haven't previously heard Trump say anything about his willingness to put pressure on Netanyahu, perhaps his staunchest ally around the world.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, typically one of Trump's staunchest allies, has been urging the president to back away from threatening to close the border.
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But while universal rent control seems to fit neatly in the new left agenda, some of its staunchest advocates will tell you there are caveats.
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Singapore is one of the world's staunchest defenders of the free trade, because without it the tiny city-state would not be able to exist.
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The ally, praised by President Carter the year before as an "island of stability" in a troubled region, turned into one of America's staunchest foes.
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Still, some of his staunchest supporters, like the heiress Jemima Goldsmith Khan, have turned on him, troubled by what they see as a double standard.
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What I found is that even the staunchest free market supporters don't believe that an "informed minority" can change corporate behavior that screws over consumers.
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Never bet against politics as usual: After Sanders's capitulation on Tuesday, I am $75 richer and the staunchest of his supporters are stunned, disbelieving, irate.
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Trump goes head-to-head with his own party Some of the staunchest critics of Trump's Syria move include numerous figures from his own party.
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The current need for intelligence oversight is not a partisan issue: There are Republicans in the House -- including one of the President's staunchest defenders, Rep.
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To hear Mr. Gates tell it, even the staunchest backers of an America First ideology, which he called "selfish," succumb to his fusillades of data.
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Germans have been among the staunchest supporters of the plan, while European capitals generally hostile to Moscow are opposed to increasing dependence on Russian gas.
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Even the staunchest index adherents believe that active managers can get lucky now and then, but it's not usually a skill that can be sustained.
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Even Trump's staunchest defenders would have difficulty arguing that he should remain in the White House if he committed a federal crime while in office.
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President Donald Trump has touted a preliminary agreement with China as a "massive" deal, but even some of his staunchest supporters aren't hiding their skepticism.
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As seen on TV Gallagher's case has been championed by dozens of members of Congress, including some of Trump's staunchest supporters in the House of Representatives.
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Here is a breakdown of what women in particular stand to lose: Vice president-elect Mike Pence is one of government's staunchest anti-abortion-rights conservatives.
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Grilling thick slabs of watermelon until the outside is charred and the inside is warm and juicy makes even the staunchest of carnivores drool in anticipation.
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But in trying to take Trump's staunchest supporters seriously, we need to make sure we don't lose sight of his weaker supporters — and his numerous opponents.
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He has spoken at length about his faith there, and Faith & Freedom Coalition president Ralph Reed is one of Trump's staunchest defenders in the religious community.
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But so does Capuano, who is known as one of the staunchest liberals in Congress and the most progressive member of an entirely Democratic state delegation.
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Feinstein, who is running for her sixth term, was one of Clinton's staunchest backers, and she put pressure on Sanders to drop out of the race.
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Obama, for years, has been dogged by accusations that he's kept even his staunchest Capitol Hill allies in the dark when it comes to policy decisions.
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The pranksters, Alexey Stolyarov and Vladimir Kuznetsov, got through to Graham, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill on foreign policy, in August.
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As the president notes, members of his family are Jewish and he has been perhaps the staunchest supporter of Israel to sit in the Oval Office.
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This is a point that even the staunchest free speech advocates couldn't possibly object to, if what they're actually interested in is, in fact, free speech.
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The biggest paradox is that the working class and poor white people who have been ghettoized by deindustrialization and outsourcing are among Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters.
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But while unions are typically among the staunchest of Democratic allies, they also happen to be some of the biggest money players in New York politics.
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"They are going to try to impeach," said Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican who has been one of Mr. Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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During the cold war Israel was a Western-facing ally, and it remains America's staunchest supporter in a region largely sceptical of American power and influence.
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Wayne Allyn Root, a conservative talk show host who has been one of Mr. Heller's staunchest critics, now says he is "all in" for the senator.
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Trump announced Wednesday that U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, one of his staunchest defenders, would serve as his top intelligence chief in an acting capacity.
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One of President Donald Trump's staunchest congressional allies won't run for re-election in 2020 and might soon take on a role assisting the president. Rep.
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The community certainly doesn't yet have the same political clout as Cuban-Americans, but many of the staunchest Cuba hardliners in Congress, Florida politicians like Sen.
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This fact has even by acknowledged by former House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (R-CA), Trump's staunchest congressional ally when it comes to the Russia investigation.
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Washington is Kosovo's staunchest ally but the European Union's warning also carries weight as the small, impoverished nation hopes for eventual closer ties to the wealthy bloc.
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For as long as the game has been played, even its staunchest defenders have had to grapple with the physical costs like joint damage and bone fracture.
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To Randazza, this was "a betrayal," proof that even the staunchest institutional guardian of free speech was wilting in the heat of 2018's brutal partisan politics.
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But even some of his staunchest critics told BuzzFeed News they have sensed some positive changes in the country in the eight months that he's held office.
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Central and Eastern European countries are the main beneficiaries of EU structural funds and the staunchest opponents of moves to pour more funding into the refugee crisis.
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Australia is one of Washington's staunchest allies and troops from the two nations have fought alongside each other in all major conflicts, most recently Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Some of the Dodd-Frank Act's staunchest defenders are making a last-ditch effort to kill a bill that would strip much of the 2010 financial regulations.
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The prince's first leg of the trip began last week in the Emirati capital, Abu Dhabi, whose Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed is considered his staunchest ally.
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The league's decision to go after Brady also pitted the commissioner against Robert K. Kraft, the owner of the Patriots and long one of Goodell's staunchest allies.
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Network hosts are among the president's staunchest media allies, with hosts Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson acting as informal advisers and policy sounding boards for the president.
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But he wasn't prepared for Harris's all out assault on his record as one of the staunchest opponents of court-ordered school busing during the same period.
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The results also don't mean that Virginians of all backgrounds are rejecting the nastier political tone that both President Trump and his staunchest opponents continue to embrace.
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That, combined with the owner's lack of engagement and his insistence on bringing in inexperienced outsiders, is what has alienated so many of the club's staunchest devotees.
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Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's staunchest allies in Washington, said on Sunday that he might change his mind on impeachment if new evidence of wrongdoing presented itself.
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We are again on tenterhooks as the Commander in Chief plays to his hardline base, while the US' staunchest European allies look on hoping sense will prevail.
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He was among the staunchest critics of NAFTA, which largely benefited Iowa farmers who are now caught in the middle of a costly trade war with China.
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The farmers, among President Trump's staunchest supporters, can only wish that trade tensions ease before the stockpiled beans spoil — and before Brazil's spring harvest creates fresh competition.
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For the past five days, a NATO ally has attacked one of America's staunchest anti-ISIS partners in Syria — putting the US in a very awkward position.
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Commentator Jeffrey Lord, one of President Trump's staunchest defenders on cable news, was dumped by CNN after he tweeted a Nazi salute to a liberal media analyst.
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A documentary stuck in a particular moment, perhaps — when Mr. Simon, one of Ms. Wertmüller's staunchest champions, could proclaim her the most important director since Ingmar Bergman.
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Background: Trump announced Wednesday that U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, one of his staunchest defenders, would serve as his top intelligence chief in an acting capacity.
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Trump's approval ratings were already slipping prior to his announcement, even among core members of his base, and now his new proposal risks alienating his staunchest defenders.
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And so we come to this other paradox: Why might the staunchest opponent of the Trump administration actually root against Gavin Grimm in this pending Supreme Court case?
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C., one of the president's staunchest supporters, said in an interview with Fox News that Trump Jr. should ignore the subpoena and labeled Cohen's previous testimony as meritless.
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For his staunchest followers and detractors—the generation that lived under him, and the generation that fought against dictatorship on the streets—his reputation is unlikely to change.
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Her staunchest supporters have long been an older class of voters who stubbornly revere her father for his "miracle on the Han river", South Korea's phenomenal economic transformation.
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The 34-year-old businesswoman, praised as the campaign's "secret weapon," has been one of her father's staunchest defenders, especially when it comes to his treatment of women.
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Polling data show that whites without a college degree were indeed Mr Trump's staunchest supporters, prompting him to explain "I love the poorly educated!" while campaigning in Nevada.
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The latest evidence is Steve King, a Republican congressman from Iowa, who has been one of the staunchest defenders of his party's nominee against the forces of #NeverTrump.
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But it seems unlikely the deal will require the kind of fundamental changes the company's staunchest critics have called for and that could significantly affect its bottom line.
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In fact, in an unlikely display of cross-partisan solidarity, many of America's staunchest conservative voices have gone on the record to criticize Sessions's stance on civil forfeiture.
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Lindsey Graham, one of President Donald Trump&aposs staunchest allies, praised former Vice President Joe Biden in the highest terms in a 2015 interview that resurfaced this week.
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But this week, even some of Israel's staunchest supporters warned he took it too far, and risks alienating a key group Israel has relied on for decades: Democrats.
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" Likewise, his staunchest defender, James Galbraith, argued that, "What Professor Friedman did, was to use the standard impact assumptions and forecasting methods of the mainstream economists and institutions.
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"The United States remains Britain's staunchest ally in the world and the president is prepared to help out in any way he can," Bolton told reporters in London.
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But suspicions that such a complicated foreign operation could not have been launched without at least his tacit approval have driven away many of his staunchest foreign supporters.
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That figure was even lower among some of America's staunchest allies — 10 percent in Germany and 9 percent in France — and the lowest in Mexico at 6 percent.
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But some of Trump's staunchest allies have cautioned against the public health risks of ignoring experts and shaking off social distancing recommendations before the virus is contained. Sen.
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There's no public evidence the Clinton campaign influenced Steele's findings, but the connection has led Trump's staunchest supporters to raise questions about anti-Trump bias in the FBI.
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The prime minister's conservative Popular Party government must now work with its staunchest opponents to develop a counterterrorism strategy in a place where its support is particularly weak.
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Her decision to hold off proved prescient after the Mueller report failed to deliver the knockout blow to Trump that the President's staunchest congressional critics had hoped for.
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The N.R.A. has been among Mr. Trump's staunchest allies, and it portrayed San Francisco's move as part of a pattern of broadsides against it by Democrats, including Gov.
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But he and his aides have been talking for weeks about what Trump wants in a Senate trial, including witnesses and a role for his staunchest House allies.
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Mr. Shields's firm, Convergence Media, represents clients ranging from the National Republican Congressional Committee to Representative Devin Nunes of California, one of the president's staunchest defenders against impeachment.
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Arpaio, one of Trump's staunchest supporters, received a presidential pardon after he was convicted of contempt for refusing to obey a court order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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So in an effort to unabashedly change minds and get you on our side, we've compiled three recipes that are too fun for even the staunchest denier to resist.
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Golub, for his part, thinks that even the staunchest Yanny devotees can "train themselves to hear Laurel" if they play the clip with the bass turned up high enough.
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This lack of clarity has angered even some of the president's staunchest allies in Congress, some of whom have begun collaborating with Democrats to prepare their own sanctions packages.
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For his first eight terms on the court, Roberts agreed most with Justice Samuel Alito (one of the staunchest conservatives on the court), according to statistics compiled by SCOTUSblog.
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It's a term rarely invoked by the Obama administration, and typically reserved for American's staunchest geopolitical foes, such as North Korea's Kim Jong Un and Syria's Bashar al-Assad.
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At a time when the world – and the Middle East in particular – is in such turmoil, we should be supporting our staunchest ally in the region, not alienating it.
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And one of his staunchest critics, opposition leader Alexei Navalny, was barred from running in the election over a corruption charge Navalny claims was trumped up to silence him.
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A former prosecutor, Sessions was one of the FBI's staunchest allies during the San Bernardino case, and has long criticized companies that design products without mechanisms for government access.
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"Trump's belated criticism of his staunchest supporters -- racist, Nazi, KKK terrorists -- rings hollow," said Murshed Zaheed, the liberal group CREDO's political director, in an email after Monday's brief speech.
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Wyden, who's historically been one of the staunchest anti-surveillance senators, has recently taken on more tech issues, such as the insecurity of the backbone global telephone network SS7.
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But on the other hand, there is no question that some of our staunchest NATO allies have been under-performing in the realm of military readiness and overall spending.
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After his White House bid fizzled early in 2016, Christie became one of the staunchest supporters of his former rival, Donald Trump, who went on to win the presidency.
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" In press conferences and at rallies, the real estate mogul's staunchest supporters typically shout "Trump," and many journalists frequently — and his staff nearly unanimously — address him as "Mr. Trump.
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President Donald Trump's rebuke of the Australian alliance is the latest act of recklessness in an unprecedented week that has undermined the viability of many of Washington's staunchest alliances.
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Nunes is one of President Donald Trump&aposs staunchest defenders and is the highest-ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, which is overseeing the impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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By starting in the UAE, he picked Saudi's staunchest ally -- the first to back him following Khashoggi's murde -- and guaranteed that his tour gets off on the right footing.
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By abstaining rather then using its veto power, the US, Israel's staunchest ally for years, allowed the UN to pass its first condemnatory resolution against Israeli settlements since 1979.
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And so what you have here is one of the staunchest supporters of the free market in America arguing that specific aspects of the free market are fundamentally broken.
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" The segment is particularly egregious, the complaint argues, because Murray is "one of the staunchest defenders and most ardent champions of the United States coal industry and America itself.
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The move deals a blow to one of the tech industry's staunchest defenders in Washington, where Szóka has served as its combative and outspoken leader for nearly a decade.
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Still, many viewed Ms. Carter as Ms. Lee's staunchest protector, and with a coterie of friends from the area, she is now helping to expand Ms. Lee's literary legacy.
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That makes Parnas potentially dangerous for Trump and Giuliani — and, perhaps, for their staunchest allies in Congress, especially if he's got the audio and visual evidence to prove it.
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They also offer echoes of the path the party took during the impeachment proceedings against Richard M. Nixon, when even the staunchest defenders of the president eventually abandoned him.
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But amid a fierce backlash to the statement, including from some of Trump's staunchest allies, U.S. officials scrambled to insist that Trump had not green-lit a Turkish invasion.
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Supporters of the court fear that such withdrawals — especially by South Africa, one of the court's staunchest early supporters — would lead to to an African exodus from the tribunal.
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WASHINGTON — Some of President Trump's staunchest defenders in the Senate have twisted themselves into contortions to avoid becoming enmeshed in the impeachment inquiry into his pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Trump has come under fire from some of his staunchest allies, including conservative firebrand Ann Coulter and Breitbart News, which is run by his former chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican who is one of Donald Trump's staunchest allies in Congress, directly confronted Karlan about the comment during his period of questioning at the hearing.
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A failed attempt to impeach Mr. Trump and remove him from office, they fear, would only embolden the president's staunchest supporters and could improve his odds of re-election.
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Graham has been one of staunchest Trump critics in the Senate but recently announced he would support Trump's pick for secretary of state, an olive branch to the new President.
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Even her staunchest supporters have turned their backs on her: in Daegu, once her political stronghold, her approval rating, 3%, is even more minuscule than the 4% she polls nationwide.
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One of the court's staunchest conservatives, Justice Clarence Thomas, dissented from the decision to reject the case and accused his colleagues of showing contempt toward constitutional protections for gun rights.
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It is also one of the staunchest opponents to the introduction of a common tax base in the EU that would limit countries' power to offer sweeteners to large corporations.
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The strongest opposition to more government help, by a 56 percent to 41 percent margin, comes from white men without college degrees — the staunchest supporters of the Trump-era GOP.
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" The French model's staunchest defenders often classify these activists as "identitarians" who sow division, in the same way Collomb, the interior minister, denounced Pougetoux's headscarf as a sign of "difference.
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Critics of Obamacare have pointed to the recent problems as proof the market is not working, while even the law's staunchest defenders are arguing that the marketplaces need some fixes.
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But for many Americans, including President Donald Trump's staunchest supporters, the "crisis in Washington" is not about possible missteps by Trump or questions over whether his campaign colluded with Russia.
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While Japan is one of America's staunchest allies in the Indo-Pacific, any decision to support coalition efforts is likely to put Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a difficult position.
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Ever since, a country that formally reunited itself during a period of nearly 265 years in the 19th century, has been one of the staunchest supporters of the European project.
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Even Sean Hannity, the staunchest of conservative talking heads, said on Tuesday night that Moore had 24 hours to produce evidence that these charges were untrue or risk being disowned.
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For those who attended the dinner — including some of the president's staunchest supporters in the evangelical community — anything but a full-throated condemnation of the president's remarks is theological malpractice.
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The swift turn of events is leading to new questions about the advisers who encouraged Trump to hold the line, even as his staunchest protectors urged him to change course.
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" After Mr. Trump's turnaround on Tuesday, the conservative commentator Ann Coulter, one of his staunchest supporters during the campaign, suggested on Twitter that Mr. Trump was overstepping his role. "Whoa!
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When America and her staunchest ally lead together and confidently, conditions are safer, more prosperous and more peaceful for all responsible nations, and more precarious for lawless and bullying nations.
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Both Politico and GQ Magazine reported that the pranksters, Alexey Stolyarov and Vladimir Kuznetsov, got through to Graham, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill, in August.
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Trump's staunchest allies have been critical of the withdrawal, citing the potential resurgence of the Islamic State amid the chaos, and the abandonment of the once-US-backed Kurdish allies.
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Now the scandal has even some of John Paul's staunchest fans questioning the wisdom of his canonization in 2014, and it bedeviled Pope Benedict up to his stunning 2013 resignation.
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Pushing Mr. Sanders to reach out to "establishment Democrats" whom he regularly taunted was even tougher — despite the best efforts of even some of his staunchest supporters on the left.
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MIAMI — President Trump delivered an urgent warning to his staunchest supporters in Florida Wednesday night at a pulsating political rally: Don't let Ron DeSantis lose the governor's race next week.
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But that's not the case for Minnesota's 22010th District, where House Agriculture Chairman Collin Peterson — perhaps the staunchest anti abortion Democrat in the House — is running for a 22016th term.
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After he lost to Joni Ernst in a heated five-way Senate primary in 2014, Mr. Whitaker became one of her staunchest supporters and remains friendly with his former opponents.
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Still, even Biden's staunchest allies admit his campaign, which struggled with organization in Iowa and New Hampshire and was resoundingly defeated by Sanders among Latinos in Nevada, faces steep challenges.
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Tennessee Democrat Phil Bredesen is facing backlash from some of the staunchest supporters of his Senate campaign after coming out in support of Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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Even Mitch McConnell had had enough of Mr Trump's latest dereliction of "American leadership"—which Lindsey Graham, usually one of the president's staunchest defenders, declared "just unnerving to its core".
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Even one of the industry&aposs staunchest holdouts, Bank of America, recently announced it worked with IBM to help the tech giant launch a public cloud specifically for financial firms.
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"We're not at war with the culture of the Iranian people," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and one of the president's staunchest supporters in Congress, said on Monday.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, a conservative firebrand and one of Trump&aposs staunchest congressional allies, outlined them on Wednesday during a House Judiciary Committee hearing debating the articles of impeachment.
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Even his staunchest defenders would admit that Trump is impulsive (though they would classify it as "authenticity"; polls show that most Americans would classify it as unhinged, reckless and dangerous).
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Republicans also prepare to grill Cohen But Republicans on the Oversight panel, including some of Trump's staunchest congressional defenders, aren't going to sit idly by as Cohen criticizes the President.
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The organization has been one of the staunchest opposers of Trump's immigration policies, and it has been part of the effort to remove Confederate symbols, monuments, and statues from public property.
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Because the world's foremost staunchest defender of the free press and the free speech has always been this country, and people could smell that we were no longer fighting that fight.
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It has legions of dedicated followers (seriously, the subreddit alone boasts over 100,000 "spreadsheet warriors"), and the staunchest power users never fail to wax poetic about how Excel changed their life.
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The ACLU has been one of the staunchest opposers of Trump's immigration policies, and it has been part of the effort to remove Confederate symbols, monuments, and statues from public property.
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One of special counsel Robert Mueller's staunchest defenders in Congress appears set to become the most powerful member of the House Intelligence Committee in the wake of the midterm elections. Rep.
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How do we handle Turkey — our NATO partner — and the Kurds of Syria, Iraq and Turkey — who have been our staunchest military allies — when they are at war with each other?
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Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), one of the nation's staunchest proponents of providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented workers, says he sees the election of President Trump as an opportunity.
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Republican Senator Tom Cotton, one of Trump's staunchest defenders in Congress, would be tapped to replace Pompeo at the Central Intelligence Agency, the officials told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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But it seems that Pruitt solved the problems with the Tuesday meeting and gave Inhofe what he needed, and that Inhofe will now return to being one of Pruitt's staunchest defenders.
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Allies of Mr. Trump on Capitol Hill have floated for weeks the idea of trying to question Mr. Schiff, but even some of the president's staunchest defenders have brushed it off.
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The two House Freedom Caucus leaders are among the president's staunchest allies and were central figures in last week's House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing with former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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Hannity, who endorsed Trump in the 2016 campaign and has been one of his staunchest allies ever since, has provided a huge platform for Trump's associates to amplify the president's messages.
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Soon even the staunchest Trump defender will not be able to argue credibly that Mueller has come up empty on his core mandate to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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McCain remained one of Trump's staunchest Republican critics even after his cancer diagnosis took him away from Washington, D.C. The animosity did not relent in the days following the senator's death.
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Under Pope Tawadros, the Coptic Church has been among Mr. Sisi's staunchest supporters, calculating that Mr. Sisi, a general who formerly led Egypt's armed forces, can protect Christians from Islamist militants.
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Italian officials said Conte is also trying to arrange other meetings, including with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who has been one of the staunchest critics of Italy's excessively expansionary budget.
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The Lincoln Project is made up of some of Trump's staunchest conservative critics and represents the first formal operation for the so-called Never Trump movement, according to The Associated Press.
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Collins has been one of Trump's staunchest allies and played a key role in defending the president during the House's impeachment inquiry as the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee.
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Rand Paul to Lindsey Graham to Cruz, Trump has watched as his fiercest critics have turned into, at least in the case of Paul and Graham, two of his staunchest allies.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, the kingdom's staunchest Western ally, was quoted by the Wall Street Journal as saying Prince Mohammed bore ultimate responsibility for the operation that led to Khashoggi's death.
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Trump has acknowledged farmers' concerns over the mounting trade rhetoric, but has said they will ultimately be better off, even as China readies tariffs aimed at some of his staunchest supporters.
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But McConnell fully understood how the prospect that Obama would replace one of the Court's staunchest conservatives with a liberal struck terror into the hearts of so many on his team.
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U.S.-China relations are expected to take center stage in the global arena and this could result in greater geopolitical risks for Japan, one of the staunchest U.S. allies in the region.
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"Mandelblit has an unprecedented time bomb sitting on his desk," wrote Ben Caspit in Maariv, noting that some of Netanyahu's staunchest backers have vowed to support him even if he is convicted.
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And, the way she reacts to his phone call — it's off-putting, even for the staunchest Sam apologist — speaks to a form of anger that's more dangerous for Sam than anyone else.
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Trump is one of the staunchest allies Netanyahu and his right-wing coalition have had, even surpassing the traditionally close alliance that Israeli leaders and American presidents have maintained for 70 years.
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Ty Cobb of the Human Rights Campaign said it was "both frightening and embarrassing" that one of the U.S.'s "staunchest allies has warned its citizens of the risks" of travelling there.
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Weiss ran out of time to say so, but part of that campaign includes turning its staunchest supporters into formal representatives via a more formal arrangement that Quartz wrote about in December.
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Sadly, some of Cosby's staunchest supporters seemed to confuse his TV persona with the real-life sexual predator that more than 50 women who have accused him of sexual assault have described.
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The new proposals were designed to win over Germany, the EU's largest economy and the staunchest opponent of sharing banking risks among EU states, but the German banking lobby quickly dismissed them.
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Democrats, Republicans, media personalities and even some of the president's staunchest supporters all laid into Trump for his refusal to hold Putin accountable for his actions, specifically for interfering in U.S. elections.
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The retired Harvard law professor, whose decades-long career made him one of the nation's most recognizable liberal advocates, is now playing a surprising role: one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders.
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President Donald Trump has made no secret of his distaste for the US intelligence community and has repeatedly promoted his staunchest allies to top posts within the intelligence and law-enforcement apparatus.
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In the meantime, Trump's staunchest Republican allies are engaged in a carefully crafted attempt to politicize rule of law and delegitimize any checks and balances that could contain Trump's most authoritarian desires.
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Furthermore, Trump should express interest in a fast-track trade agreement with our staunchest partner in the event that the British people vote to leave the EU in the June 23 referendum.
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" Mr. Farage's staunchest supporters have called for him to again lead UKIP, once referred to by David Cameron, the former British prime minister, as the party of "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists.
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Thursday brought a third misguided decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum from our staunchest allies, including Canada and the European Union, again contending that their exports threaten our national security.
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And in recent weeks, even Trump's staunchest allies bluntly acknowledged that the president had left his own properties vulnerable to attacks by Iran after his order to kill the country's top general.
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His staunchest defenders say that it's not Anthony's fault that the Knicks were, for almost all of his time in New York, subverted by the ownership dysfunction overseen by James L. Dolan.
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Trump sought to have Kemp appoint Collins to the soon-to-be vacant senate seat, wanting one of his staunchest defenders in that chamber ahead of a possible impeachment trial next year.
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The attorney-general has accused the army top brass, who are among Mr Hernández's staunchest allies, of refusing to co-operate with his investigation into the shooting of protesters after the election.
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Schumer is one of Israel's staunchest supporters on Capitol Hill, and the veteran New York lawmaker was one of the most prominent Democrats to vote against Obama's landmark nuclear deal with Iran.
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Trump's staunchest allies heralded the addition of a battle-tested investigator to Barr's efforts, while some prominent Democrats say they are confident Durham will honestly follow the facts and get to the truth.
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He even moved in with the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star while ailing and was her staunchest supporter after she relapsed with her substance abuse and was arrested twice last summer.
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He has also emerged as one of the Senate's staunchest defenders of Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and potential coordination between Russia and Trump campaign-related figures.
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It's just the beginning of the week, and already a major presidential candidate and his staunchest ally in Silicon Valley have shown they have a fundamental misunderstanding of how the First Amendment works.
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Washington has been one of Kiev's staunchest supporters since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the subsequent outbreak of fighting in Ukraine's eastern Donbass region that has killed more than 10,000 people.
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But with less than four months left before the election, a surprising bid to reconcile with former enemies and attract a larger base has backfired, leaving some of his staunchest supporters feeling betrayed.
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Hungary is one of Israel's staunchest allies in the EU. After Orban's request, diplomats from the EU, Germany and the U.K. who support the compact came to the Israelis with the opposite message.
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One area where his advocacy proved to be especially powerful was in the field of voting rights, and for years Cummings served as one of the staunchest defenders of the franchise in Congress.
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A former Soviet satellite, Poland has been alarmed by Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in 2014 and its support for armed separatists in eastern Ukraine, and remains one of Moscow's staunchest critics.
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Political analysts, critics, and some of Putin's staunchest supporters agreed that tensions with the U.S. and Europe had stoked a strong sense of nationalism that helped drive Russian voters into the president's arms.
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Russia, one of the Syrian government's staunchest allies, and Turkey brokered a deal in September to create a demilitarized zone in Idlib that would be free of all heavy weapons and jihadist fighters.
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However, May is not known for her winning cocktail hour chat, and the staunchest of euroskeptic MPs are unlikely to back down even in the surroundings of No. 163's grandest state rooms.
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GOP lawmakers have grown accustomed to dodging questions from reporters about Trump's latest tweet or controversy, but the president's dizzying performance this week left even some of his staunchest allies scratching their heads.
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Although Trump carried the state in 2016, a third-party challenger netted about a fifth of the vote, and Romney was among Trump's staunchest Republican critics in the run-up to Election Day.
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"It also tells me that he's about the staunchest supporter that the president has and basically wants to go there and say, 'I was there and I didn't see anything wrong,' " Napolitano added.
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Mr. Barr met afterward with some of those House lawmakers, including Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, one of Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters in Congress, to discuss such restrictions, according to two administration officials.
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Graham, one of Trump's staunchest allies, told reporters on Wednesday that Romney was the only senator to voice concerns about Trump's conduct at a private lunch meeting of the Senate Republican Steering Committee.
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The filing noted a "growing public debate" about whether government investigations "are being undertaken impartially, free of any political bias or partisan motivation" — an allegation made by many of President Trump's staunchest supporters.
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And even the president's staunchest defenders acknowledged privately that the legal setbacks he suffered on Tuesday could open fissures among Republicans on Capitol Hill and expose Mr. Trump to the possibility of impeachment.
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In an era when Trump's Twitter feed is as closely monitored in foreign capitals as diplomatic memos and communiqués, the divergent -- sometimes wholly contradictory -- messages have proven troubling for even the staunchest US allies.
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The allegations of sexual misconduct that have rocked Hollywood, media, and Wall Street have now led to the resignation of a top national security official in the United Kingdom, one of America's staunchest allies.
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German Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, normally one of the staunchest critics of the European Central Bank's ultra-easy policy, said late on Friday the risk of an imminent hike in interest rates was low.
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And yet, after more than three bewildering months in first place, leaving even their staunchest fans rubbing their eyes, the Foxes clinched the title after Tottenham Hotspur failed to beat Chelsea on May 2nd.
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Any new legislation would likely have to overcome pushback from Trump's staunchest congressional allies, as well as a White House that has been wary of efforts by Congress to insert itself into foreign policy.
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The President has roiled some of our staunchest allies in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel who has been disappointed with the way that the President has backed away from strong support of NATO.
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William A. Brewer III, a lawyer in New York and Dallas who represents hotel owners — typically some of Airbnb's staunchest opponents — said hotel owners, managers and franchisers had an obligation to reduce foreseeable risks.
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His performance there has been overwhelmingly panned, with Republicans, Democrats and even some of Trump's staunchest supporters criticizing the president for failing to hold Putin accountable for Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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"I can't but stipulate that Yanukovych was a bad president and crook who by the end of his rule had effectively lost credibility even of his staunchest supporters," Voloshyn wrote in the op-ed.
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Mr. Trump's decision to remove American forces from the region in advance of the Turkish offensive has been met with condemnation from both parties in Congress, including from some of Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters.
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The story has since been recast by Mr. Trump and some of his staunchest defenders, who say Mr. Biden pushed out the prosecutor because Burisma was under investigation and his son could be implicated.
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Still, the prosecutors' revelations alienated even some of Ms. Park's staunchest conservative allies, many of whom saw her as a replica of her father, who was revered for leading the country out of poverty.
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It may well turn out that in a battle of wills between the Trump administration's staunchest Middle East ally and its greatest adversary, the President wants to use Israel to hammer Iran in Syria.
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Her infamous comments about "alternative facts" and other public relations blunders kept her off the air for a while, but she has returned to doing interviews and remains the staunchest of the president's defenders.
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Mr. Hannity, who posted "#IStandWithShine" on Twitter on Thursday, is perhaps his staunchest ally, a longtime friend who brought Mr. Shine to Fox News in the 1990s after they met working in television news.
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It will undoubtedly shape the legacies of the key players in the midst of it, from Pelosi and her committee chairs who led the impeachment proceedings to Trump and his staunchest defenders in Congress.
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There was no similar rash of articles in 74 asking Barack Obama's staunchest supporters in mostly black neighborhoods why they still backed the president, how they justified the soaring unemployment rate, whether they felt betrayed.
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The Philippines has traditionally been one of Washington's staunchest supporters in its standoff with Beijing over the South China Sea, a vital trade route where China has built artificial islands, airstrips and other military facilities.
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Wyatt -- who is regularly seen at court hearings by Cosby's side, guiding him by the bicep in and out of the courthouse and helping him into his car -- is one of the comedian's staunchest defenders.
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The program, famously beloved by Donald Trump and mocked by Saturday Night Live, is also one of the president's staunchest allies; this year, boosted by mentions on Trump's Twitter feed, it's become a ratings juggernaut.
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The latter of these strains U.S. relations with America's staunchest Middle East allies — Israel and Saudi Arabia — beyond credulity, and suggests the president may be too absorbed in creating his own legacy to think clearly.
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Coyle, who had previously been one of Corbyn's staunchest critics, told me that Labour's manifesto, and its radical approach to tackling the housing crisis and inequality, had been key to Labour's gains in this election.
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Leadership rival Jeremy Hunt, one of the staunchest opponents of no deal, told the BBC that it should only be used "in extremis" but that he believed he could negotiate a better deal before Oct.
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The Left CoastColonized by New Englanders and Appalachian Midwesterners, the Left Coast is a hybrid of "Yankee utopianism and Appalachian self-expression and exploration," Woodard says, adding that it is the staunchest ally of Yankeedom.
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While Giuliani has been one of Trump's staunchest defenders, the president and his allies have appeared wary of how much Giuliani's contacts with Ukrainian officials and frequent media appearances are actually helping the White House.
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The most remarkable achievement of the talks involved two of the most reviled men at opposing ends of the conflict: former Irish Republican Army paramilitary commander Martin McGuinness and the staunchest of Unionists, the Rev.
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The representative and her opponents, former state lawmaker Kelli Ward and ex-Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, scrambled to cast themselves as the staunchest ally of the president in order to excite Republican primary voters.
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As gruesome details surfaced in the media over the past weeks about what reportedly happened to Khashoggi, President Donald Trump, arguably one of the Saudi government's staunchest allies, speculated that perhaps "rogue killers" were responsible.
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For months prior to the election, many people believed that Mnangagwa's opponent in the race to become president would be Morgan Tsvangirai, a cofounder of what was then the MDC and one of Mugabe's staunchest critics.
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Russia is a signatory of the Iran nuclear deal, as are permanent members France and the United Kingdom — two of the staunchest defenders of the deal and also, uncomfortably, two of the US's alleged closest allies.
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That is because of his aggressive recent rhetoric on gun control—and the much-needed shot in the arm it appears to have given the pro-gun lobby, whose members are among Mr Trump's staunchest supporters.
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The bottom line: The early elections in Israel are very meaningful for the White House and its involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian process, with Netanyahu being one of President Trump's staunchest allies in the international community.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Defence Minister warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Friday to renounce the Iranian military presence in his country, saying the activities of Assad's staunchest regional ally would only cause "damage and problems".
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"No need for Italian government to lend legitimacy to China's infrastructure vanity project," a spokesman for the White House's national security advisers said on Saturday in a rare public rebuke for one of Washington's staunchest allies.
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Bill C-13, which came into effect in 2014, effectively criminalized revenge porn, but drew criticism from even the staunchest anti-revenge porn advocates because it folded in all sorts of snooping provisions for federal agencies.
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Brooks has sought to cast himself as the staunchest conservative in the race and natural fighter for Trump's campaign promises -- and Wednesday he cast warning shots to McConnell and Trump about following through on their principles.
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By referring to the president by his full name, Barack Hussein Obama, he continues to wink at some of his staunchest supporters: conspiracy theorists obsessed with the false claim that Mr. Obama is a secret Muslim.
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It boasted that McCain "was among the Senate's staunchest supporters of our men and women in uniform" and noted that last year's National Defense Authorization Act was named after the late senator to commemorate his legacy.
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In the days since Mr. Trump emerged victorious at the polls, our colleagues have also spoken to white women who voted for him, and spent time with some of his staunchest supporters in the Rust Belt.
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Russia, one of the Syrian government's staunchest allies, and Turkey brokered a deal in September to create a demilitarized zone in the northwest Idlib region that would be free of all heavy weapons and jihadist fighters.
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But even the president's staunchest defenders acknowledged privately that the legal setbacks he suffered within minutes of each other could open fissures among Republicans on Capitol Hill and expose Mr. Trump to the possibility of impeachment.
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Mr. Trump hailed the new proposal — a top priority of social conservatives who have been among his staunchest supporters — at a gala on Tuesday night for the Susan B. Anthony List, a leading anti-abortion organization.
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As he seeks a third term in November, the governor has sought — in his State of the State address, at news conferences and at union rallies — to affirm his place as one of labor's staunchest allies.
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"Try as he might say otherwise," Mr. Schumer said in a speech on the Senate floor, "President Trump has proved himself probably the staunchest ally of the worst polluters, of any president we have ever had."
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"Try as he might say otherwise," Mr. Schumer said in a speech on the Senate floor, "President Trump has proved himself probably the staunchest ally of the worst polluters, of any president we have ever had."
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Everything we know about Mike Pence's press secretary Katie WaldmanStephen Miller's uncle calls him an 'immigration hypocrite' in a scathing op-edTrump attended the wedding of Stephen Miller, the staunchest immigration hardliner in the White House
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"For too long, authorities have needlessly flushed millions and millions of gallons of fresh, beautiful, clean water from up north straight into the Pacific Ocean," said Trump, flanked by some of his staunchest allies in Congress.
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Her father was an industrialist and philanthropist who owned a cement company and a newspaper and, as a politician, was a founder of Puerto Rico's New Progressive Party and one of the island's staunchest advocates for statehood.
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One of the staunchest defenders of the decisions, and a key vote in favor of both, was conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who was widely praised by Republicans after his death in February, including by Trump.
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They're the speeches in his official capacity that feel closest to the speeches he delivers at rallies — as if he sees law enforcement officers as part of his base, as close to him as his staunchest supporters.
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Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, emerged as the staunchest opponent of encryption last year when the FBI sought access to encrypted data on the Apple device used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terror attack.
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"He was the staunchest advocate — perhaps the father — of the criminal justice reforms we passed this year," said Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, a Brooklyn Democrat who is chairman of the Codes Committee, which oversees law enforcement legislation.
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Although it might seem counterintuitive for bitcoin's staunchest supporters to want to keep the payment system from becoming an official currency, bitcoin would face a slew of new regulations if it were to be declared a currency.
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During a conversation between Jordan and Grace's staunchest supporter, a local reverend (the famed writer-director-producer David Cronenberg), we get important details on Grace's trial, including the fact she dressed in a ridiculous all-pink outfit.
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The 80-year-old daily is owned by tycoon Lajos Simicska, once an ally of the right-wing nationalist prime minister who fell out with him and became one of his staunchest opponents in the election campaign.
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Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Czech Republic have been among the staunchest opponents of EU plans to redistribute refugees among EU member states to share the burden of the worst migration crisis in Europe since World War Two.
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On Friday, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Council — the U.S.'s staunchest ally in the fight against ISIS in Syria — invited Russian-backed Syrian forces into their territory in the country's northeast in a once-unimaginable partnership.
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The growing pushback on her staunchest foes is the latest sign of how Pelosi is using power she's amassed through her more than three decades on Capitol Hill to once again reclaim her perch atop the House.
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The exchange marked one of the most aggressive moments of the hearing, and it underscored Hirono's role as one of the caucus's staunchest Trump critics and her penchant for making high-profile, viral moments that thrill progressives.
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"Our willingness to meet with Kim Jong Un underscores the Trump administration's commitment to diplomacy and helps solve the greatest challenges even with our staunchest adversaries, " Pompeo said during his opening remarks at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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McCain was buried on Sunday at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Trump and McCain had a fraught relationship, with the Senate icon remaining one of the president's staunchest Republican critics even after his cancer diagnosis.
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Bill Nelson next year -- put the heartburn Trump is causing even his staunchest allies in perspective when asked at a Republican Governors Association meeting last month whether Trump will help or hurt GOP candidates in the midterms.
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This week alone, Trump was battered with a slew of brutal developments that not only spell trouble for his remaining time in office, but also make it more difficult for even his staunchest allies to defend him.
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Mr. Jordan has emerged as one of the president's staunchest defenders, helping to lead a Republican counterinvestigation of F.B.I. and Justice Department officials who are looking into potential connections between the Trump campaign and Russian election interference.
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But even the staunchest climate-change skeptics could not ignore the dearth of snow days last winter, the cap to a year that turned out to be the warmest Earth has experienced since 1880, according to NASA.
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By Monday morning, both traditional American allies and Mr. Trump's staunchest Republican defenders, the ones standing up for him in the impeachment battle, argued that the decision was a victory for authoritarian leaders across the geopolitical spectrum.
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" Young said the decision came about after a meeting with local officials and other community members that focused on how to honor the longtime lawmaker, who he praised as one of Baltimore's "greatest voices and staunchest advocates.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D-Mich.), one of Clinton's staunchest supporters.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Nexhmije Hoxha, the widow of Albania's Stalinist dictator Enver Hoxha, died on Tuesday aged 99, her son said, having fallen dramatically from grace following his death but remaining the staunchest defender of his isolationist regime.
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The task proved difficult even for President Donald Trump's staunchest supporters over the weekend, as the media pressed them to explain why Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in July to investigate Joe Biden and his son.
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But here we are, once again, in the month of New Year's resolutions; the month where even the staunchest believer in self-acceptance can find herself falling for the pitchmen and the first-month-free come-ons.
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Even some of Evans' staunchest black supporters say they wish they weren't in the position to have to explain to anyone why they don't support the woman who would be the first black woman governor in the country.
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Doug Collins, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee who has been one of President Donald Trump's staunchest Hill allies amid Democrats' oversight efforts, led the GOP charge against former special counsel Robert Mueller during Wednesday's hearing.
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It also further isolates Trump on the global stage, where he has angered even the staunchest US allies by reneging on US commitments to the Paris climate accord and pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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Now, even Mr. Cruz's staunchest Republican enemies tend to criticize him most forcefully on tactics — lamenting his leading role in the 2013 government shutdown, for instance — but not on substance, where they have generally arrived at equivalent positions.
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Yet it represents a significant challenge for Dodd-Frank's staunchest supporters, who denounced the new bill for, among other things, loosening the requirements on what information the industry must report to regulators about the nature of its investments.
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But he also has suggested that he does not expect it to pass before the session is scheduled to end on Wednesday — and one of his staunchest allies has explicitly advised suburban lawmakers not to vote for it.
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Trump's staunchest defenders have yet to answer what U.S. counterintelligence should have done when confronted with the hundreds of inexplicable contacts – at the height of Moscow's sweeping interference campaign – between individuals in Trump's orbit and the Russian government.
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Trump rebuked Lindsey Graham, one of his staunchest supporters in the U.S. Senate, after the Republican senator said in a tweet on Tuesday that Iran had seen Trump's response to the drone downing as a sign of weakness.
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In terms of process as distinct from substance, the outlook is similarly bleak: Mr. Grenell recently applauded the president's unrestrained tweeting after Attorney General William Barr — considered one of Mr. Trump's staunchest bureaucratic allies — had criticized the practice.
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Peter Navarro, an economic adviser to Mr. Trump, has accused Germany of being a currency manipulator, even though German politicians and economists are among the staunchest critics of European Central Bank policies that have encouraged a weak euro.
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While making the case that abuse of power is an impeachable offense, House impeachment manager Jerry Nadler pointed to statements made by President Trump's staunchest allies — some of whom are on his defense team in the impeachment trial.
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Trump rebuked Lindsey Graham, one of his staunchest supporters in the U.S. Senate, after the Republican senator said in a tweet on Tuesday that Iran had seen Trump's response to the drone downing as a sign of weakness.
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"I think it's news we knew about," Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, the ranking Republican on the House Oversight and Reform Committee and one of the president's staunchest allies, told reporters during a break in last week's hearing.
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Harrison announced his candidacy on Wednesday, taking aim at one of President Trump's staunchest defenders on the Hill and outlining his plans to flip a Senate seat in a place that hasn't elected a Democrat statewide since 2006.
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Ironically, for many years, it was French President Charles de Gaulle who was the staunchest opponent of expansion of the European Economic Community, because he saw Britain's entrance as a Trojan horse for the power of the United States.
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Confounding the hardliners' efforts to disqualify well-known reformist candidates, voters went to the polls armed with "lists of hope" of the lesser-knowns on their phones, and unseated the staunchest conservatives, some of Mr Khamenei's relatives among them.
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But there are moments when it's important to remind even our staunchest pro-Trump readers that this often isn't anything approximating normal: In 18 years of covering presidents, we have never seen a Cabinet meeting like the one yesterday.
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With hundreds of thousands of Poles living in Britain, Warsaw is one of the EU's staunchest critics of Prime Minister David Cameron's proposal to cut benefits for migrants as part of his planned overhaul of Britain's EU membership terms.
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The defence budget in Romania — a NATO member since 2004 and one of Washington's staunchest allies in eastern Europe along with Poland — was 1.7 percent of gross domestic product in 2016 and was set at 2.0 percent this year.
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Accepting the endorsement of the National Rifle Association at its annual convention here, Mr. Trump — who has not always been the staunchest opponent of stricter gun controls — said the November election would be a referendum on the Second Amendment.
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Such is the size of the payoff that one of Stemcentrx's staunchest investors, the venture capital firm Founders Fund, appears able to return its entire $625 million fourth fund and more than half of its $3003 billion fifth fund.
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Romania, a country of 20 million people which hosts a U.S. ballistic missile defense station and is one of Washington's staunchest allies with troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, remains among the poorest, most corrupt members of the European Union.
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"Today was the day a group of dedicated, everyday New Yorkers & their neighbors defeated Amazon's corporate greed, its worker exploitation, and the power of the richest man in the world," Ocasio-Cortez, one of the deal's staunchest critics, wrote.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A proposed energy U-turn by South Korea's new government would put the environment at the center of energy policy, shifting one of the world's staunchest supporters of coal and nuclear power toward natural gas and renewables.
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The defense budget in Romania - a NATO member since 2004 and one of Washington's staunchest allies in eastern Europe along with Poland - was 1.7 percent of gross domestic product in 2016 and was set at 2.0 percent this year.
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And it has badly damaged the reputation of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the 33-year-old power behind the Saudi throne, who this time may have gone too far for even for his staunchest supporters in the West.
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This is a real weakness for Sanders, and one that'll be hard to address: That he's an insurgent facing down a corrupt Democratic establishment is core to his identity, and to the bond he's built with his staunchest supporters.
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"Attorney General Pryor has been one of the staunchest advocates of the Rehnquist Court's efforts to roll back the clock not just to the 1930s but to the 1880s," he said in a statement more than 10 years ago.
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Predictably, some of the W.H.O.'s staunchest critics are leaders in the gaming industry, many of whom fear that the new diagnostic label will further stigmatize their products, which have been smeared as promoting slothfulness, social ineptitude and violence.
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While Trump is not expected to oust one of his staunchest supporters over the testimony, Pompeo has been widely reported to be mulling his exit to run for the U.S. Senate from his home state of Kansas next year.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (Hawaii), who was one of the staunchest supporters of Sen.
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As the majority of Nintendo's staunchest fans now own the console, the company must focus on attracting new believers, a difficulty when the company has announced no major releases from its own Mario and Zelda franchises to persuade buyers.
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While many hip-hop heads thought Em was a pop/parody rapper on account of his "My Name Is" single from his debut album, The Slim Shady LP, he'd since won over even the staunchest of hip-hop heads.
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Read more: Trump's staunchest allies are already bashing the 'garbage' bipartisan border deal that could stave off another government shutdown Patrick was correct that Juarez has long been plagued by drug- and gang-fueled violence, and that decapitations have occurred there.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday he had ordered the anti-money laundering council to make public his bank accounts, a day after one of his staunchest critics revived allegations of millions of dollars of hidden assets.
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Hannity has been the staunchest of staunch Trump backers for years, while more establishment conservative figures like Napolitano and Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace have established reputations as bastions of rationality amid the surrounding sea of MAGA on their network.
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Now in Louisiana a proposal to put the question of reforming the law before voters has cleared the state Senate and is pending in the House; and in Oregon prosecutors, the law's staunchest defenders, are talking about supporting a change.
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Photo: J. Scott Applewhite / APCiting what he called the "ongoing crisis," one of the U.S. Senate's staunchest proponents of sweeping election-security reforms renewed a call Thursday for Congress to immediately intervene and impose mandatory security standards on election systems nationwide.
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Those forces have acted as a deterrent against long-standing Turkish threats to attack Kurdish forces who are part of the Syrian Democratic Forces and have been the US's staunchest allies in the fight against the Islamic State in the country.
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Both the NATO and Putin meetings were important to push hard to get Europeans to recognize that they need to pay more for NATO and to open up a dialogue with a nation that, traditionally, has been considered America's staunchest opponent.
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One of Hong Kong's staunchest pro-Beijing lawmakers said a bookseller's tearful confession on state television to a hit-and-run accident more than a decade ago in China is unlikely to appease public concerns that he may have been abducted.
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With Mr. Beck as its voice in the General Assembly, Palau became America's staunchest ally, siding more often with the United States on important votes than even Canada, according to the State Department, while also voting reliably in favor of Israel.
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But Trump has frustrated even his staunchest backers in recent days thanks to his abrupt decision to withdraw US troops from northeastern Syria and his announcement that next year's G7 summit would be held at the Trump National Doral in Miami.
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It isn't a strange custom considering what many South Koreans grow up hearing: The United States is South Korea's oldest and staunchest ally; we need America for our protection; and it is only right to honor the Americans in return.
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According to one of the latest polls, the race to represent Texas in the US Senate is getting increasingly close, which has to come as a surprise to the state's staunchest Republicans, and to its current junior senator, Ted Cruz.
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Rather than focusing on those who have been targeted, the staunchest defenses of Yiannopoulos—and the free speech principles he champions —have tended, instead, to focus on abstract concepts: pushback against "PC culture," not consideration of lived experiences of systemic injustice.
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Mr. Trump openly interfered in the trial and sentencing of one of his oldest and staunchest allies, and his attorney general — who could, on such occasions, be mistaken for Mr. Trump's personal lawyer — was more than happy to do his bidding.
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Rep. Matt Gaetz, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill, suspects a senior White House aide pushed to keep him off the president's impeachment defense team — weeks after the Florida Republican voted to rein in Trump's war powers.
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It also caps a week largely consumed by Mr. Trump's remarkably public feud with Jeff Sessions, his attorney general and an architect of the president's immigration stances, which has dismayed congressional Republicans and threatened to sap enthusiasm among his staunchest backers.
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What would normally be a routine political formality has been turned into a 50-50 proposition by Trump's pointedly personal attacks on the Cruz and his family, say his staunchest allies Cruz's campaign on Wednesday refused to speculate on an endorsement.
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Yet an irritable tweet President Donald Trump fired off about Australia and a dramatic report of an angry phone call between the nations' leaders proves that the new commander in chief has changed the playing field for even America's staunchest allies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans in the U.S. Congress, long the staunchest opponents of the Iran nuclear deal, may be the best hope for preserving it if President Donald Trump declines on Friday to certify that Tehran is complying with the pact.
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And she has said that Moonves was one of her staunchest supporters amid highly public legal battles, including a feud with Viacom's former CEO, Philippe Dauman, and clashes with former girlfriends of her elderly father seeking a share of his riches.
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Prosecutors held a press conference in Moscow to accuse Browder — one of Vladimir Putin's staunchest international critics — of organizing a "transnational criminal group" and of murdering his former Russian attorney Sergei Magnitsky, repeating charges they have brought in criminal cases in the past.
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After a combative round of telephone diplomacy with even the staunchest US allies, the commander in chief is planning a more genial approach this week when he decamps with Japan's Prime Minister to his winter getaway in Florida for a round of golf.
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Pence and Trudeau differ dramatically on abortion: Pence is one of the US Republican Party's staunchest opponents of abortion, and family planning organization Planned Parenthood says he has led efforts to restrict reproductive rights and stacked the Trump administration with anti-abortion advocates.
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And while the Kurds have been Washington's staunchest and most effective allies in the war against ISIS, Turkey regards the YPG as a terrorist group affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -- which has fought the Turkish state for more than three decades.
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Johnson, particularly, has become one of the president's staunchest defenders in recent days, signing a September 2019 letter asking Attorney General Bill Barr to look into possible Biden-Ukraine corruption and pushing debunked conspiracy theories about the FBI on television this weekend.
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Even some of Mr Corbyn's staunchest detractors concede that he has run a good tactical campaign, shifting the agenda off leadership and Brexit—the ground on which the Tories are strongest—and onto public services such as schools and hospitals, safe Labour territory.
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Trump has been one of the staunchest boosters of the idea that the Obama White House was responsible for hacking him and appeared to back up his claim again on Wednesday, telling the New York Times that Rice's actions were potentially criminal.
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With the reversal of many promises he made during the campaign and with the reversal of course on his unrealistic, impractical, and divisive promise to put Clinton in jail, even the staunchest supporters are left wondering which promises he intends to keep.
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But with Trump still receiving very low marks from minority voters, and facing historically low ratings for a Republican president among white-collar whites, he can afford hardly any defection from the blue-collar and older whites that have been his staunchest supporters.
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But his legacy as the court's staunchest defender of the jurisprudential theory of originalism and strictly textual approach to interpreting statutes is secure, as is his prickly but intellectually dazzling role as an opinion writer and questioner of lawyers during oral arguments.
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Lindsey Graham, who typically acts as one of Trump's staunchest defenders and sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Trump's decision "virtually reassures the reemergence of ISIS" and "makes it difficult for the US to recruit allies against radical Islam."Sen.
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Mr. Ryan's most likely successor, his No. 2, Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, has used the last year to position himself as one of Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters on Capitol Hill and would most likely work hand in glove with the White House.
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It got a lot of attention after a top official rewrote the Statue of Liberty poem Shortly after announcing plans for the new rule back in August, a top immigration official's comments about it caught even the Trump administration's staunchest critics by surprise.
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Trump took to Twitter to argue against a U.S. presence in the region, even as some of his staunchest allies in Congress assert that his strategy has opened the door for Turkey to slaughter the Kurds and for a resurgence of ISIS.
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While there were certainly moments that seemed to capture even some of the President's staunchest allies in the Senate chamber, there were also times the Democrats stepped out too far and offended the same GOP senators they are trying to win over.
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But what makes this relationship particularly interesting is the role of each man: Cummings is leading one of the most aggressive oversight investigations of a sitting president in recent memory, and Meadows is among the President's closest allies and staunchest defenders in Congress.
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CNN's Reality Check Team vets Trump's State of the Union Israel One of the Trump administration's staunchest international allies, Israel was gifted a symbolic victory late last year, when the US announced the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Before any petulant American readers ask "Who cares?" recall that the U.K. is our mother country, our staunchest ally and most important trade, intelligence and cultural partner, and that Queen Elizabeth is perhaps the most respected head of state and iconic world leader.
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While many foreign firms have been cutting their exposure to PDVSA since the sanctions were imposed, the fact that a lender closely aligned with the Russian state is following suit is significant because the Kremlin has been among Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's staunchest supporters.
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The attempt by some of Trump's staunchest congressional allies to crash closed testimony with Laura Cooper -- the deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia -- came a day after many of them huddled with Trump at the White House to discuss impeachment strategy.
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In a year of surging Democratic enthusiasm, O'Rourke, a one-time member of a punk rock band, has received a rock-star reception in a seemingly improbable run as a left-wing progressive Democrat drawing large crowds in one of the nation's staunchest Republican states.
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Half of LA refuses to travel west of the 21210, but this enclave of hip shops and experimental restaurants—just spitting distance from the cacophony of the freeway—is enticing enough to coax even the staunchest East-Side-2190015-Lifers from their snark bunkers.
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His party, the Liberal Alliance, had previously been one of the staunchest opponents of a ban, saying it limited people's ability to freely choose their attire, but has now aligned its stance with that of the other coalition parties, the Conservatives and the Liberals.
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He was also just a totally enthralling athlete to watch, one of the most entertaining and infuriating players of his era, a dude who complemented his size and athleticism with breathtaking skill and off-kilter train of thought that mystified the staunchest of defenders.
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Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows, two of President Trump's staunchest supporters, asked the Justice Department Thursday to launch an investigation into the president's former personal attorney Michael Cohen for perjury, claiming that he made false statements to Congress during his public testimony on Wednesday.
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Out of fuel after the finish, he was pushed to victory lane by the banged-up No. 48 Chevy of seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson, a teammate and one of his staunchest supporters, as his father raced to join the celebration after spotting.
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Here's just one example of Westwood using her public platform to fight against ecocide: Though she's never been shy about sharing her beliefs, her latest comments on the harmfulness of rampant consumerism, especially when it comes to fashion, seemed to shock even her staunchest supporters.
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Half of LA refuses to travel west of the 405, but this enclave of hip shops and experimental restaurants—just spitting distance from the cacophony of the freeway—is enticing enough to coax even the staunchest East-Side-4-Lifers from their snark bunkers.
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The night's rendition of the song would turn out to be a particularly special one: Brent Faiyaz came out to sing the hook, and when it was time for his verse, Southeast DC's staunchest representative, Shy Glizzy, appeared out of nowhere with his son.
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The bills referred to in the now-infamous spot were authored by other legislators, including one of Fayard's staunchest supporters and Mayor of New Orleans Mitch Landrieu, and dealt with issues like naming bridges, creating drug-free zones and ensuring benefits for teachers and retirees.
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Jordan is one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's staunchest supporters in the House.
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Some of the staunchest critics of tech, including presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren and Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes, are calling for antitrust action to be taken against Facebook (and other tech firms) — a regulatory remedy that would have far more serious consequences for the company.
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While many foreign firms have been cutting their exposure to PDVSA since the sanctions were imposed, the fact that a lender closely aligned with the Russian state is following suit is significant because the Kremlin has been among Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's staunchest supporters.
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Representative Devin Nunes of California, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and one of the president's staunchest defenders in Congress, for weeks has demanded that the full House and Senate Intelligence Committees be given access to documents about the informant's role in the campaign.
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In private letters published on Thursday by the German newspaper Bild, Benedict, who in retirement has remained studiously quiet through the controversies over Francis' fitness to lead the church, says that the "anger" expressed by some of his staunchest defenders risks tarnishing his own pontificate.
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With such a harsh assessment by the departing Obama administration, Israel has for the moment lost its staunchest defender in the international arena, and its critics may feel emboldened to press for more action against it in the form of sanctions, boycotts or legal cases.
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Australia, Washington's staunchest ally in the Asia Pacific region, would not participate in such a venture, its defense officials said, adding that a blockade could not be successful and could serve to persuade disenchanted American friends in the Asia Pacific to pivot toward China.
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Why It Might Not: This will essentially be a home game for South Carolina, with the game being played in Greenville, S.C. The crowd will energize one of the nation's staunchest defensive teams, which forces more than 17 turnovers per game, fifth most nationally.
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Mr. Trump's remarks, made in an interview that aired Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation," reverberated through Iraq late Sunday and were rejected by all corners of the government, even by some of the United States' staunchest allies, including President Barham Salih, a Kurd.
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Khashoggi's Turkish fiancee, Hatice Cengiz, said she did not accept an invitation from U.S. President Donald Trump, the kingdom's staunchest Western champion, to visit the White House after Khashoggi's murder because she thought it was aimed at influencing public opinion in his own favor.
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TEHRAN — Anger is building among even Iran's staunchest defenders of the historic nuclear agreement with the United States, after a recent decision by the American Supreme Court allowing relatives of victims of a 1983 bombing to sue Tehran for $2 billion in compensation from frozen Iranian funds.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), one the panel's staunchest civil liberties advocates.
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The White House early in the week had signaled it would accept a funding bill to keep the government open that contained less than Trump's desired $85033 billion in wall funding, but the president reversed course late in the week amid criticism from his staunchest conservative supporters.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The U.S. central bank's staunchest advocate for faster interest-rate hikes is set to regain the power to vote at the Federal Reserve's rate-setting meetings starting next month, but the shift is unlikely to mean faster rate hikes under Chair Jerome Powell.
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The decision was roundly criticized by some of the president's staunchest Republican allies in Congress, and Democrats who said Trump's decision to move the US troops cleared the way for a Turkish invasion and risks the release thousands of IS fighters and their families detained in Syria.
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The White House early in the week had signaled it would accept a funding bill to keep the government open that contained less than Trump's desired $5 billion in wall funding, but the president reversed course late in the week amid criticism from his staunchest conservative supporters.
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Jim Jordan, one of Trump's staunchest supporters and a ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, said in a statement that Pelosi's decision to pursue an impeachment inquiry shows only how she has "finally succumbed to unrelenting pressure from the socialist wing of the Democratic Party."
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In this episode from season three of our HBO show, that originally aired on June 12th of last year, Suroosh Alvi traveled to Saudi Arabia to see how America's staunchest Arab ally was defending itself—and how it may ultimately be fanning the flames of global militancy.
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Mr. Navarro and Mr. Ross have been among the staunchest defenders of the trade action, which would hit global trading partners like Canada and South Korea much more than China, which the administration has described as the primary culprit in putting American metal makers out of business.
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Their posts gave a boost to the Libyan warlord Khalifa Hifter, who counts Egypt and the United Arab Emirates among his staunchest allies, praised the United Arab Emirates and slammed the wealthy Persian Gulf state of Qatar, a sworn enemy of the Saudis, Egyptians and Emiratis.
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The seizure comes as the United States, Colombia's staunchest ally in the fight against drug trafficking, has raised concern over an increase in coca cultivation and as the government faces criticism from opposition lawmakers for allowing new crime gangs to fill the void left by the FARC.
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At the same time, CMS and its parent, the Department of Health and Human Services, have gone from being the leading cheerleaders of the ACA to among its staunchest critics, issuing negative statements on the law and highlighting situations the agencies claim show Obamacare is failing.
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Shalom Lipner, a former adviser to seven Israeli prime ministers, said even Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, one of the president's staunchest allies in the Middle East, had "whiplash" from Mr. Trump's latest action, having assumed the American president would not take decisive action against Iran this year.
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Ron DeSantis, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest congressional allies, announced Monday that he is resigning his seat to focus on his campaign for Florida governor, a race that was fueled by Trump and has quickly become one of the most-watched gubernatorial battles of 2018.
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The White House is actively exploring a way to give President Donald Trump's staunchest House allies a public role in the upcoming Senate impeachment trial, according to five sources familiar with the matter, as the president looks to mount an aggressive defense in the upper chamber.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the Commission's decision to halt the debt action against Rome was a good choice, while Dutch Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra, one of the staunchest critics of what he sees as the EU's lenient approach on fiscal rules, avoided critical comments.
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Poppy and lighthearted, it's a dramatic shift in tone for an artist often deemed "controversial," one who tends to focus on the harrowing history of racism in the US. Even Walker's staunchest critics will have a hard time finding controversy in the video — they might even enjoy it.
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But they may have to move forward without either a UN resolution or congressional authorization -- and whatever action the United States takes will suck it further into the morass of the Syrian civil war and even possibly into some kind of confrontation with the Russians, Assad's staunchest backers.
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The reported subpoena prompted sharp rebukes from some of Trump's staunchest defenders within the party as Republicans sought to move on from a two-year investigation, into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, by U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller, whose findings were released in part last month.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio), one of his staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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Read more: Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's staunchest defenders, is slamming the president over his decision to pull out of northern Syria and says the White House is lying about ISISThe Republican senator is typically one of Trump's key allies in Congress and a stalwart defender of the president.
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Well, the Republican Party may be obedient now, but there is just enough Never Trumping among those who were once the staunchest of conservatives to make it clear that the difference between constitutional conservatism and thuggishness is real and can be argued for, and maybe even partly won.
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" The Washington Post's Chris Cilliza wrote in 85033, when there was talk of Portman being chosen for vice president: "It's hard to imagine that even his staunchest Democratic opponents would be able to argue Portman wouldn't be up to the task of being vice president or even president.
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While the usual suspects in the global media are looking at recent events and forecasting doom for the enduring U.S. relationship with Britain — our staunchest ally — in reality, things are lining up for a realignment of cooperation like nothing that has been seen since the Reagan-Thatcher years.
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According to a recent Quinnipiac poll, Buttigieg's supporters, when asked who their second choice would be, were split between Warren and Klobuchar, with 26% eyeing each -- a number touted in a tweet by Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, and one of Warren's staunchest advocates.
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Even Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, one of Mr. Trump's staunchest allies, who helped push him to reject the bipartisan agreement in the Senate to avert the shutdown, described the dispute as essentially "a rounding error" in government funding and cautioned against poking too hard into Democrats' eyes.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump's Senate impeachment trial stretched into its third day on Thursday, the Democratic prosecutors arguing the case for his removal played a video clip from 1999 of Senator Lindsey Graham, now one of Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders, contradicting a central tenet of the president's legal defense.
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As much of the Republican Party has come around to Trump, one of the staunchest hold-outs is the foreign policy-focused conservatives who believe, first and foremost, that America is a force for good in the world and must have a muscular presence in global affairs, reflecting that.
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The spoof airs on Sunday's episode, and even the staunchest Trump haters would have to say it's super dark -- Spicer hanging himself in the White House Press Room, Ruth Bader Ginsburg getting 86'd for Ivanka, while hawking robes and the prez himself weeping over ... well, you gotta watch.
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The Senate's symbolic rebuke of Trump comes in the wake of his statements at a press conference with Putin in Helsinki on Monday, which caused an uproar among even his staunchest allies, who took exception to the president's questioning of the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the last election.
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Her numerous flip flops on major issues and the methods she's used while in government positions, like having that presidential-campaign-boosting private email server at the State Department, are examples of Clinton's singular and overriding goal of winning the presidency that even most of her staunchest supporters can recognize.
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Soon after the vote, Kroenke, Jones — one of his staunchest allies — and Terry Pegula, who is said to have paid a record $1.4 billion in cash for the Buffalo Bills in 2014, dined together at Vallone's, an upscale steakhouse next door to the hotel where the owners meeting was held.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIRUT – White Helmets volunteers trapped in southern Syria after the government seized areas they operated in said Wednesday they live in fear of being caught in the dragnet of the government, which considers them one of its staunchest enemies, and are desperately seeking a way out.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — With the Syrian government making large territorial gains in Aleppo on Monday, routing rebel fighters and sending thousands of people fleeing for their lives, President Bashar al-Assad is starting to look as if he may survive the uprising, even in the estimation of some of his staunchest opponents.
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What had been a modest round of anthem demonstrations this season led by a handful of African-American players mushroomed and morphed into a nationwide, diverse rebuke to Mr. Trump, with even some of his staunchest supporters in the N.F.L., including several owners, joining in or condemning Mr. Trump for divisiveness.
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In 2015, at the height of the European migration crisis, Law and Justice stormed its way into government on the back of a stridently anti-immigration platform, positioning itself as the staunchest defender of Poland from a wave of Muslim immigration — one that it blamed on liberal politicians in Western Europe.
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The extraordinary back and forth reflected the determination of some of Mr. Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill to shift the focus of the impeachment proceeding away from the president's conduct and toward what many Republicans suggest was a plot by his opponents to manufacture a basis for removing him.
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And one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's staunchest critics in sports media.
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The dinner discussion caught the attention of other leaders around the table, some of whom later remarked privately on the odd spectacle of an American president seeming to single out the Russian leader for special attention at a summit meeting that included some of the United States' staunchest, oldest allies.
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President Trump's staunchest critics — particularly those who have worked to get the DREAM Act passed into law — are now worried about what will happen if a man they revile is able to champion a bipartisan immigration deal and take credit for something that's been touted by Democrats and some Republicans for years.
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May's Brexit deal has been defeated by British lawmakers three times, and Farage, a lawmaker in the European Parliament, has been one of her staunchest critics, saying Britain should not be afraid to leave without a deal on future relations with the EU. May has been forced to delay Brexit until Oct.
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Even former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, one of Google's staunchest backers, has indicated that platforms need to rethink their ways.
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Read more: Lindsey Graham, one of Trump's staunchest defenders, is slamming the president over his decision to pull out of northern Syria and says the White House is lying about ISISThe Syrian Democratic Forces are the US's main allies in the region and have been fending off Islamic State militants for years.
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And Politico wrote about how "for weeks now, Hillary Clinton's campaign has been engaged in a project to win over the staunchest — and loudest — of Bernie Sanders's supporters in the places where they'll matter most in November" — places where there were tough battles or losses, like Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, Colorado and New Hampshire.
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The former vice president has proposed expanding the ACA while offering a government-run "public option" and allowing people to keep their private insurance if they so choose, while Sanders, who has emerged as one of the staunchest proponents of a Medicare for All platform, said his plan would eliminate private insurance.
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Read more: LIVE: Acting DNI Joseph Maguire just testified to Congress about an explosive whistleblower complaint against TrumpNunes has been one of Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill amid both the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and the latest allegations that Trump compromised national security.
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Civil libertarians on the right and the left made similar objections in the House, but several of Mr. Trump's staunchest conservative allies, including Representatives Jim Jordan of Ohio and Devin Nunes of California, who have led the attack on the F.B.I. over the Page spying case, lent their approval to the bill.
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May's Brexit deal has been defeated by British lawmakers three times, and Farage, a lawmaker in the European Parliament, has been one of her staunchest critics, saying Britain should not be afraid to leave without a deal on future relations with the EU. May has been forced to delay Brexit until Oct.
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Law and Justice, then in opposition, campaigned on a strident anti-immigration platform, competing with minor parties on the far right to position itself as the staunchest defender of Poland from a wave of Muslim immigration, a wave it argued was partly due to the misguided policies of liberal leaders to the West.
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State Senator Simcha Felder, a Brooklyn Democrat who says he holds no party loyalty and who sits with the G.O.P., was one of the staunchest opponents of the 5-cent city fee, saying it would unfairly burden low-income consumers, like many of those who shop at bodegas and grocery stores in his district.
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C.), two of Trump's staunchest defenders, said GOP leaders have agreed to vote in September to hold Rosenstein in contempt of Congress if the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI fail to turn over a trove of documents conservatives say would expose bias in Mueller's probe into Russian collusion with the 2016 Trump campaign.
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"It is both frightening and embarrassing that one of our nation's staunchest allies has warned its citizens of the risks of traveling to North Carolina and Mississippi because of anti-LGBT laws passed by their elected officials," Ty Cobb, the director of Human Rights Campaign's global efforts, said in a statement following the U.K. advisory.
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As Tim Alberta wrote in an excellent recent profile piece, there are early signs that the Freedom Caucus — who had styled themselves as the House's staunchest conservatives — are reinventing themselves as fervent Trump supporters, in many cases because they've concluded their base voters care far more about Trump than they do about free-market orthodoxy.
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If Trump were looking for something more than political fuel to ignite hotter fires among his staunchest supporters, he would offer a thoughtful, muscular policy, one that would invigorate Washington's efforts to improve conditions in Central America, an effort that serves US security and economic interests as much as it does that of its neighbors.
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California has positioned itself as one of the staunchest opponents to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's policies.
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Paterno's staunchest supporters have insisted that even the narrative that Paterno had been aware of an allegation against Sandusky in 1998 — the conclusion reached by the Freeh Report, a university-commissioned investigation which Penn State has since come to question — overstated Paterno's knowledge regarding the man who had been his top defensive assistant for three decades.
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Mr. Trump has come under withering criticism from former military commanders, Democrats and even some of his staunchest Republican allies for pulling back United States troops from Syria's border with Turkey, clearing the way for a Turkish offensive that in nearly two weeks has killed scores of Syrian Kurdish fighters and civilians and displaced hundreds of thousands of residents.
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The South Carolina Republican is a former critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE who has become one of his staunchest supporters.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, a moderate Democrat who is among his party's staunchest opponents of impeaching President Trump, told aides on Saturday that he is planning to switch parties and declare himself a Republican as soon as next week, just as the House is casting its historic votes on articles of impeachment.
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She is well liked and respected by members of both parties, but regarded with suspicion by some of the president's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill, including members of the conservative Freedom Caucus, who urged him to dig in for a wall fight even as she was counseling avoiding a shutdown, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Click here to view original GIFYou can say a lot about Apple—it brought smartphones and personal computers to the mass market, it changed the technology industry forever, it was controlled by a megalomaniacal asshole for much of its existence—but you'd have a hard time getting even the staunchest critic of the company to argue its products weren't groundbreakingly pretty.
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The "wiretapping" controversy is driving a wedge between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and some of his staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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Although in his youth he was known as one of the staunchest of the Greenwich Village bohemians, befriending a wide range of artists from Alfred Kreymborg, Djuna Barnes (who wrote a couple of articles about Hartley), Hart Crane, Marianne Moore, William Carlos Williams, and Gertrude Stein, he spent most of his years in his native Maine, far away from city life.
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During this court appearance and an earlier one, Mr. Greenberg wore a lapel pin that he described as the French Legion of Honor, awarded in part for his service in World War II. One of his staunchest supporters, Kenneth G. Langone, a founder of Home Depot who once battled Mr. Spitzer in an unrelated case, attended the first hour of Mr. Greenberg's testimony.
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First Baptist Dallas Pastor Robert Jeffress, one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's staunchest evangelical allies, says he stands by Trump's decision to remove U.S. troops from the border of northeastern Syria.
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Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-22019 program | Pentagon sending 2,100 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE (R-Ky.), one of the staunchest defenders of gun rights in Congress.
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In a letter sent to Pelosi on Thursday, the California Republican — who is one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's closest allies and staunchest defenders in Congress — said the impeachment inquiry has lacked transparency.
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" Although Graham has been one of Trump's staunchest defenders, his comments Wednesday about the President and his administration's handling of Ukraine are reminiscent of critical remarks he made last month after the President decided to withdraw remaining military support from Syria, which Graham described as being"the biggest mistake of his presidency" and said abandoning the Kurds meant "blood on his hands.
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"Information from the Turkish side affirms that the suspects in Khashoggi's case premeditated their crime," said the statement carried by state TV. The disclosure came a day after U.S. President Donald Trump, the kingdom's staunchest Western ally, was quoted by the Wall Street Journal as saying that Prince Mohammed, also known as MbS, bore ultimate responsibility for the operation that led to Khashoggi's death.
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"The 'task force' is comprised of some of the President's staunchest protectors, who have misspent American taxpayers' dollars to undermine the Special Counsel's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, even after the U.S. Intelligence Community and the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence both confirmed that the Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election for the purpose of electing Donald J. Trump," he added.
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" To persuade the president to support the legislation, a bipartisan group of lawmakers — including Representatives Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and one of the lead sponsors of the resolution, and Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida and one of the president's staunchest allies — requested to meet with the president, appealing to his desire "to achieve our shared interest in responsibly drawing down needless conflicts throughout the world.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.), one of Congress' staunchest Iran hawks, argued for decertifying the deal in order to have the threat of sanctions hang over Iran to push it to renegotiate the deal.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), the chairman of the Armed Services panel, is one of Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill, and the incoming chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Sen.
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They believe going after Trump too directly will stir his mighty base, rather than imagining that full and transparent investigations into his various fraudulent and corrupt activities may demoralize his staunchest supporters—just as Trump himself was demoralized at the prospect of Mueller's investigation—while also persuading those people who aren't already in the cult of MAGA that this administration, and the party that abets it, need to be soundly defeated.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonKennedy announces bill banning family members of U.S. officials from profiting in Ukraine Intel community watchdog appears to push back on Trump allegations of changes to whistleblower rules GOP senators urge Barr to probe Clinton, Ukraine MORE (R-Wis.), one of Trump's staunchest defenders, initially told a reporter Thursday that he was concerned about claims that the White House tried to lock down the transcript.
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The report said that "phone records show contacts" in April between Nunes, the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee and one of Trump&aposs staunchest defenders in Congress; Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor who&aposs now Trump&aposs personal lawyer; the Ukrainian-born businessman Lev Parnas; and the investigative reporter John Solomon, who has written several articles for The Hill peddling conspiracy theories about Ukrainian election interference.
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Whether that was in the form of Liv regaling the room with their thoughts on a collaboration between two personal Irish fave's – Enya and Niall Horan of One Direction (who may come together to create "Irish pastoral twink-core") – or Ben's guitar licks that could get even the staunchest of dad rockers to bob his head, last night PWR BTTM had us all in the palms of their manicured hands.
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"Unprecedented" is a good word to use here: for Israel denying entry to elected officials from its staunchest ally and benefactor; for America's president siding with a foreign government against Americans, and using the power of the presidency to denigrate and weaken members of an equal branch of government; and for David Friedman, America's ambassador to Israel, vitiating the foremost of America's cherished principles in declaring that BDS "is not free speech".
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanBiggs takes over as Freedom Caucus chairman Veteran political journalist: 2020 Democrats walk 'tight rope' on Biden allegations Trump allies go on the offensive against whistleblower complaint, Democrats MORE (R-Ohio), one of Trump's staunchest allies in the Democratic-majority House, took to CNN's "State of the Union" to defend the White House placing the transcript of Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on a secret server, calling it a necessary step against leaks.
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For some of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's staunchest allies, reports that former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was under U.S. surveillance are nothing short of vindication of the president's widely-dismissed claims that former President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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Late last week, it became clear just how bad things were from the Trump administration's new zero-tolerance policy of criminally prosecuting anyone crossing the border: About 2,000 children had been separated from their families in just six weeks, according to DHS figures obtained by the AP. Since then, support for the hard-line immigration policy has been splintering, with the staunchest supporters of the administration standing by the child separation policy — but others, even groups who have historically supported the president, vocally opposing the policy.
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Yet, here with are, nine months later, and not only has Uber's co-founder Travis Kalanick lost what once seemed like an iron grip on the role of CEO; not only has one of the company's earliest investors and staunchest supporters filed suit against Kalanick, ostensibly for hiding problems at the company; not only has Kalanick seen his super-voting shares annulled; but now, according to a new report in Deadline Hollywood, Fowler's story could made into a film that's being pitched to studios as you read this.
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Schmidt, one of the president's staunchest critics at MSNBC, also slammed Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE on Monday, calling the first lady "a con artist" after she said "kindness, compassion and positivity are very important traits in life" during a speech at the Students Against Destructive Decisions' annual conference in Tyson's Corner, Va. Shhhhh.
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In the Japanese case, the defeated power that imitated its American conqueror has become one of the staunchest allies of the United States in the three-quarters of a century since the end of World War II. One might point to important shortcomings in Japan's development, such as the hostility to immigration that has been a factor in the country's decline in population in recent years and the weakening of its economy; and its failure to acknowledge many of the crimes committed by Japanese forces during World War II that particularly victimized some of its Asian neighbors.
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