Moreover, it's not at all obvious that replacing Trump with his staunchly loyal and staunchly right-wing vice president would leave the country better off.
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"Political scientists have spent millions of words trying to explain how Appalachia and the South went from staunchly Democratic to staunchly Republican in less than a generation," he writes.
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"Political scientists have spent millions of words trying to explain how Appalachia and the South went from staunchly Democratic to staunchly Republican in less than a generation," Mr. Vance writes.
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He staunchly opposed to Trump's candidacy throughout the Republican primaries.
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Cornell and Luciano took staunchly different positions on the tax.
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The Diyanet staunchly denied charges it was illicitly gathering intelligence.
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That's partly because of how staunchly McConnell has pushed back.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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Bannon was staunchly in Moore's camp, even during the primary.
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On the show, Kraus was staunchly opposed to getting engaged.
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France's rail unions have been staunchly opposed to the reforms.
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Growing up, my home was staunchly divided over the topic.
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Democrats have staunchly opposed providing any money for the structure.
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Exponent staunchly denies that its scientific favor can be bought.
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And the Republican establishment has remained staunchly in his corner.
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The railway unions are staunchly opposed to the Macron plan.
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In a tearful interview, Bianco staunchly denied leaking the clip.
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He staunchly opposed President Obama's opening of relations with Cuba.
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Facebook has been staunchly against pre-roll ads, an industry norm.
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"Nobody can stop them from going to work," he said staunchly.
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For one thing, he hasn't always been so staunchly anti-abortion.
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The proposed rule was staunchly opposed by the financial services industry.
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"We are staunchly on the side of strong encryption," he said.
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Big domestic leagues would staunchly resist reclassification as Europe's third division.
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Graham has staunchly defended Trump against Democratic efforts to impeach him.
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He also staunchly believed in sovereignty of the United States border.
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Let the record show that we remain staunchly on team #flowingtresses.
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Hillary Clinton is another such, staunchly campaigning on in her pantsuits.
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He had flipped a coin and stood staunchly by the results.
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In this staunchly patriarchal culture, women are often subservient to men.
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Minority voters remain staunchly unimpressed by Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg.
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Proud of our Italian American heritage, devoutly Catholic and staunchly Democratic.
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Remington staunchly denies the allegations and maintains the guns are safe.
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CNBC first investigated the allegations, which Remington staunchly denies, in 220.
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They're staunchly anti-Brexit and want to hold a second referendum.
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We were coming from making these movies that were staunchly realistic.
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Yet most Republicans remain staunchly opposed to legalization, and Oklahoma's Republican Gov.
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Now, what if a staunchly liberal justice had, God forbid, suddenly died?
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Heard has accused Depp of abuse, which the actor has staunchly denied.
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Seacrest has staunchly denied Hardy's allegations, he's still set to host E!
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Trump has responded to adversity by embracing his staunchly loyal political base.
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Staunchly pro-life, 100% voting record with the national right to life.
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I have a cousin from the Deep South who is staunchly conservative.
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His wife, a GOP strategist in the state, is staunchly anti-Moore.
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Biden later apologized but has staunchly defended his record on civil rights.
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Kavanaugh staunchly denied the claims and was ultimately confirmed in Oct. 2018.
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Many corners of the city were staunchly opposed to Gallardo's blanket ban.
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Traditionally, the jewelry world, millenniums old, has been staunchly resistant to change.
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But Bridenstine and a band of federal lawmakers have staunchly defended SLS.
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J.P. Morgan, on the other hand, staunchly remains the biggest GE bear.
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Staunchly traditional, Todai draws from the same high schools year after year.
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Both the government and the church staunchly oppose sex education for children.
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To this day, a minority of Latin Americans remain staunchly anti-American.
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Trump and his team have staunchly denied the claims in the report.
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However, some House Republicans still remain staunchly opposed to the idea: Rep.
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Influential conservative groups and many Republicans remain staunchly opposed to any increase.
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Leaders of the staunchly conservative Freedom Caucus have reportedly endorsed this proposal.
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Really staunchly said that he's evolving, she's seen the change in him.
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Like Cruz, he staunchly opposes new gun safety measures, abortion rights and Obamacare.
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Barry Goldwater, the staunchly conservative GOP presidential nominee in 22016, fiercely opposed Medicare.
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However, Poroshenko may gain voter support for staunchly standing up to Putin's aggression.
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The handout is staunchly pro-Netanyahu and it is Yedioth Ahronoth's main competitor.
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Voters in Democratic primaries are split between staunchly progressive and more moderate factions.
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Gordie (José Julián), the smartest person in town, is staunchly on Team Allie.
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Mr. Edwards's predecessor, Bobby Jindal, a Republican, staunchly opposed the expansion of Medicaid.
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Ravenel has denied the accusations through his attorney, and Jacobs staunchly defended him.
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Javiar Bardem as Darren Aronofsky Aronofsky staunchly disagreed with any characterization of mother!
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Much of this fear would likely be informed by his staunchly Catholic beliefs.
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He is also a defender of gun rights while staunchly opposed to abortion.
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Trump has been staunchly against the deal since before it was formally announced.
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Even Houston's mother, who is staunchly religious, wanted Crawford out of Houston's life.
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Kavanaugh has staunchly denied all allegations, most recently in a Fox News interview.
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Unlike Turkey, which is increasingly Islamist, Kurds are secular and staunchly pro-American.
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Gillibrand has said she staunchly opposes waiving the seven-year requirement for Mattis.
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The industry has staunchly resisted the proposal, which is still under city review.
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Both men staunchly support the president and blamed politicized investigations for their downfall.
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But I am staunchly pro-offside review and don't care who knows it.
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Kennedy will all but certainly be replaced with a more staunchly conservative jurist.
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The plan is staunchly opposed by a majority of residents in the state.
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Trump staunchly backed the incumbent governor at a South Carolina rally in June.
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Writers on freedom of the press staunchly defended an author's right to privacy.
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Meanwhile, well-known activists living in east Aleppo have staunchly defended the family.
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His information minister, who for years had staunchly defended him, fled the country.
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Steel industry leaders, on the other hand, are staunchly behind the proposed measure.
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The staunchly anti-Hezbollah Lebanese Forces won 15 seats, almost doubling their MPs.
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Numerous national security officials and senior military brass staunchly approve of New START.
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That orientation began with the staunchly anti-communist Vietnamese community in the 1970s.
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This is a big deal for the once staunchly Catholic Republic of Ireland.
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He was staunchly anti-feminist and believed that systemic oppression, like racism, was over.
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However, the staunchly pro-Remain candidate is set to run again in June's election.
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And it also shows how deep the anger has bled into staunchly conservative territory.
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The campaign that so staunchly warned against the dangers of "cyber" ended the fun.
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Texas officials in recent years have become ever more staunchly and overtly anti-abortion.
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After the media attention, Pacquiao staunchly denied citing Leviticus — denying even reading the book.
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Under Tillerson, ExxonMobil has staunchly denied the findings of both of the 2015 investigations.
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Working class whites were largely synonymous with union members, who are traditionally staunchly Democratic.
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He will also likely defend his staunchly conservative record on abortion and gay marriage.
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Thus far, Mr. Zuckerberg has staunchly insisted that Facebook remain free to its users.
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In the past, Putin has staunchly denied any Russian interference in the US election.
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Comey, meanwhile, has stayed staunchly silent, forcing Trump to shadow box with his opponent.
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Surrounded by staunchly Republican suburbs, Milwaukee was the cradle of the American socialist movement.
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Wilson could rely on the Conservative opposition to campaign staunchly for an In vote.
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Kavanaugh staunchly denies the claim, saying he wasn't even at the party in question.
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Former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is still staunchly defending net neutrality rules, reports Axios.
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Kelly has staunchly defended Nielsen against criticism of her performance on immigration-related matters.
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The president has demand $5.7 billion for the structure, which Democrats have staunchly opposed.
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All of Canada's previous trade agreements in recent decades have staunchly defended the system.
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Mr. Trump's coalition comprised not just staunchly conservative Republicans in the South and West.
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Even in victory, Conor McGregor has staunchly refused to give the man his due.
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Canadians staunchly support our universal health care system, according to polls over many years.
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And the NRA has come out staunchly against even the most incremental gun restrictions.
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Staunchly non-hierarchical, Edhi had a personal relationship with even his most junior staff.
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Republicans, led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, have so far remained staunchly opposed.
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Those eight Republican members, who have all staunchly defended the President, will be: Rep.
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When GTA IV: Complete Edition launches next month, it'll be a staunchly solo affair.
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The prime minister and the cabinet, who set policy, have remained staunchly pro-Western.
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Only one slice of the electorate opposes it staunchly: Republican men with college degrees.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) — remain staunchly opposed to lifting the Cuban trade embargo.
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The chamber is controlled by Republicans who have staunchly stood behind Trump so far.
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Doctors and hospitals staunchly oppose the leading proposal because it would cost them money.
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He's also staunchly pro-Israel, calling the country's people a role-model for Europe.
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He's a conservative who stands staunchly behind President Trump on any matter of note.
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Film and TV show producers as well as the sports industry staunchly oppose the reform.
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And even if you're staunchly anti-musical, consider giving Sunday's 73rd annual ceremony a look.
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Trump shifted gears after criticism for those comments, including from staunchly pro-Israel competitors Sens.
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On Tuesday, the White House staunchly defended the event against accusations it was turning political.
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They were staunchly conservative Republicans who believed in racial and religious equality above all else.
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Both candidates support staunchly progressive policies, such as a $15 minimum wage and immigration reform.
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The Republican-controlled Congress, which is staunchly opposed to Obamacare, later made that policy law.
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VMRO has staunchly supported joining NATO, but in this crisis it is backed by Russia.
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Jim Jordan, who represents a staunchly Republican Ohio district and chairs the House Freedom Caucus.
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In December, a staunchly conservative federal judge in Texas ruled that the law was unconstitutional.
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Like I said, I'm okay with the fact that I'm a staunchly un-chill ex.
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Some residents staunchly dislike the new constitution and believe it will legitimize the military's rule.
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Say, for example, you saw that your staunchly liberal friend liked a tweet from Trump.
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In politically tinged inquiries across Russia, lawyers retained by Microsoft have staunchly backed the police.
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What's more, congressional Democrats have remained staunchly opposed to the construction of a border wall.
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The staunchly anti-Hezbollah Lebanese Forces, a Christian party, nearly doubled its MPs to 15.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley remains staunchly committed to growing the business out of trouble.
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Kavanaugh staunchly denies the claim and says he wasn't even at the party in question.
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Rogers, a staunchly loyal friend to Wallis so long as he was safely married to
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That Monday, the staunchly pro-European Liberal Democrats elected Jo Swinson as their new leader.
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Kavanaugh says he wasn't at the party in question and has staunchly denied the claim.
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They show her losing the decider to favorite Emmanuel Macron, who is staunchly pro-euro.
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For Rifaat, who saw himself as staunchly middle class, Egypt had become a lonely place.
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This also hurts for Jones, who's staunchly been against performance-enhancing drugs throughout his career.
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But he has avoided picking fights with Trump and staunchly defended him during impeachment proceedings.
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Bolton was staunchly opposed to Trump making the infamous July 25 phone call to Zelensky.
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He earned the respect of staunchly conservative Fox News boss Roger Ailes for his reporting.
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Other neighbors staunchly defended Maurice, and the mayor passed an ordinance protecting the animal's rights.
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Tsai is staunchly against any such model and is openly critical of many Chinese policies.
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More staunchly conservative publications have attended the White House press briefings since Trump took office.
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The reason Texas is not more purple is that rural Texas is still staunchly Republican.
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Back then, only 53 out of 206 candidates won in the staunchly pro-Beijing party.
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Richard Russell, a Georgia Democrat who staunchly opposed civil-rights legislation and supported racial segregation.
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The Liberal Democrats, a staunchly anti-Brexit party, are seen with 12.6% of the vote.
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Susan: I think his perception is that I am very staunchly a Republican and conservative.
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But this knowing, funny, staunchly unsentimental play is only secondarily a critique of adolescent culture.
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Indeed, his record in office is staunchly right of center in nearly every substantive respect.
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In vitro fertilisation (IVF) and surrogacy were worried about, debated and staunchly opposed in some quarters.
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The divestiture talks, the source said, are a sign that regulators don't staunchly oppose the merger.
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In addition to raising fears about pornography, the document remains staunchly opposed to many LGBTQ rights.
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Lawmakers from both parties in Congress, though, have staunchly pushed back against the administration's argument. Sens.
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Labour and Lib Dem supporters are generally pro-Stay, while UKIP backers are staunchly pro-Leave.
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I offer to split the cost of the meal and the wine, but he staunchly refuses.
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Things appeared blissful until Jimmy Fallon appeared onstage, staunchly singing that his white pants are superior.
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Democrats have long eyed the staunchly conservative state with swiftly changing demographics as a future battleground.
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The zoo has staunchly defended its decision to shoot Harambe as necessary to protect the child.
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Throughout the years, it has staunchly shielded Syria from UN resolutions in the UN Security Council.
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"It's the precedent that they were so staunchly fighting, and that's their problem now," Kenney said.
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She staunchly opposes the death penalty and has cited "religious and moral reasons" for her stance.
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Kavanaugh has staunchly denied the claim and says he wasn't even at the party in question.
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" In a series of tweets, Hill staunchly defended the remarks, calling the criticism "silly and inaccurate.
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They are also trying to stave off insurrections against him and the party's staunchly conservative platform.
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There was only one hitch: Those "Reagan Democrats" became more staunchly Republican with every passing election.
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For the most part, President-elect Trump has appointed staunchly conservative, experienced experts to his Cabinet.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)Former Ohio State University wrestling coach Russ Hellickson on Wednesday staunchly defended Rep.
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And in this battle for supremacy, the Trump administration has staunchly favored Saudi Arabia over Iran.
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Once a staunchly conservative nation, Malta has been steadily adopting more progressive legislation in recent years.
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Pork is staunchly avoided and the meat from animals are slaughtered according to prescribed religious procedures.
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Kavanaugh has staunchly denied the claim while also saying he wasn't at the party in question.
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Sondland will tell lawmakers that he staunchly opposed Trump's request to conduct Ukraine policy through Giuliani.
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Fox News can usually be counted on to staunchly support President Donald Trump and his administration.
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Once staunchly Republican, many Chandler precincts were colored purple on a map of last year's midterms.
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By almost any measure, Mr. Abbott, 59, has been a staunchly conservative voice in Texas politics.
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Law enforcement organizations have staunchly opposed previous legislative attempts to strengthen the use of force standard.
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It's a base that remains staunchly pro-Israel but continues to alienate Americans around the country.
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Of course, there are still industries like agriculture, construction, and hospitality that remain staunchly pro-immigration.
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The Trump administration has targeted the company over spying concerns — charges Huawei has long staunchly denied.
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It was an early rebuff for the staunchly conservative D.U.P., which opposes abortion (and gay marriage).
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Critical as they are of the federal government, they staunchly defend the idea of disaster relief.
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Looking grim, Mr. Trump said nothing about the missile launch, but pledged to staunchly back Japan.
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Relaxing marijuana laws would signal a further acceptance of liberal values in once staunchly conservative Ireland.
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The formerly staunchly anti-gay-marriage politician reversed course -- embracing a more progressive way of thinking.
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Lukas is staunchly anti-image to the point where when negotiating his deal with Warner Bros.
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Pence controversy aside, Rippon does have one celebrity staunchly in his corner: Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon.
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Many of my co-workers, who are clearly wrong, staunchly disagreed—finding the bear's glowing eyes unsettling.
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DeVos has used her family's considerable fortune to staunchly advocate her positions, particularly in K-22016 education.
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Ordinary Christians are sceptical both of government promises and of their own church's staunchly pro-government leadership.
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While the Saudis were staunchly anticommunist, Riyadh's primary incentive seemed to be to solidify its C.I.A. ties.
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Donald Payne Jr., arguing Congress needs more young progressives who are staunchly opposed to President Donald Trump.
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The once staunchly conservative state has become associated with the bastion of socialism in the modern age.
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The Taney Court was staunchly pro-slavery, rejecting states' rights when Northerners asserted them to oppose slavery.
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In this staunchly Sunni city, trainee clerics now study Shia as well as Sunni schools of law.
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But Ramsay, who was staunchly against slavery, painted several portraits of Charlotte, and didn't hide her features.
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During his visit to Chile in January, Francis staunchly defended Barros, denouncing accusations against him as "slander".
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He can make all of these kinds of claims with a policy record that is staunchly conservative.
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The vast majority of CPCs are faith-baith organizations, and they're staunchly opposed to contraception and abortion.
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"It is true that Ossoff's platform isn't staunchly progressive," The New Republic's Brian Beutler noted on Thursday.
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The military has staunchly denied playing a role in any enforced disappearances, as has the civilian government.
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Still, environmentalists and hog hunters alike staunchly oppose using warfarin to stamp out Texas's feral pig problem.
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He has staunchly refused to answer repeated questions from reporters to clarify the scope of his recusal.
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That in turn could roil the House, where Speaker Paul Ryan has staunchly favored lowering marginal rates.
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He is highly critical of Mr. Trump, but is also staunchly opposing the liberal policies of Gov.
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Recently, these strikes have targeted Iran's infrastructure and military presence in Syria, which Israel has staunchly opposed.
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After Scar takes over as king, he offers to make Sarabi his queen, which she staunchly refuses.
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The decision was staunchly opposed by Trump, who had for months argued that rates should not rise.
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It's weird, too; I'm one of those people who is, in most other instances, staunchly against spoilers.
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The graphic is not presented with further explanation but presumably ties into Bolsonaro's staunchly anti-crime platform.
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During a visit to Chile in January, Francis staunchly defended Barros, denouncing accusations against him as "slander".
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Their staunchly nationalistic views aren't exactly a successful formula for cooperation in the pan-European political body.
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The church had become too unsafe to hold regular services, a blow to this staunchly Catholic town.
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Few places in the United States are more staunchly liberal than the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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Communist party members must adhere to Marxist principles and remain "staunchly atheist", Xi said in his remarks.
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Like many in her poor and once staunchly "Chavista" neighborhood, Gonzalez is now leaning toward the opposition.
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It has positioned itself as staunchly anti-Islam but now courts Jewish voters, with apparently limited success.
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Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient.
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Zuckerberg has staunchly defended his site&aposs practice, arguing that it protects free speech on the platform.
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But the ideology has rarely made inroads into mainstream feminism, which remains staunchly supportive of abortion rights.
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Many ordinary Taiwanese are fearful of the intentions of Beijing's Communist Party towards the staunchly democratic island.
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Former Defense Secretary Ash Carter staunchly supported such workarounds; he created the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx).
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The proposal is a major priority for the NRA and many conservatives, but staunchly opposed by Democrats.
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But, however the horse trading goes, the Netherlands looks set to form a staunchly pro-European government.
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He came from a staunchly communist family and maintained his allegiance to the left, he told me.
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Seacrest has staunchly denied her allegations and accused her of blackmail, and his employers have stood by him.
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First, his work ethic is staunchly competitive; he has released more 50 albums in the last ten years.
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White evangelicals stand out for their staunchly conservative positions on virtually every aspect of demographic and cultural change.
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I do find that a good many people have [stood] behind President Trump and remain staunchly behind him.
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Tyson is staunchly in favor of the decision to demote the planet to "dwarf planet" status in 2005.
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Overnight, a staunchly critical newspaper with the highest circulation in Turkey appeared to have become a government mouthpiece.
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David Friedman, Trump's staunchly pro-Israel ambassador, is vouching for McMaster, though he was unable to convince Klein.
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That may be difficult when the truth has become incompatible with many peoples' and politicians' staunchly held beliefs.
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Yiannopoulos, like many of his followers, has been staunchly opposed to the Ghostbusters remake for over a year.
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Foreign businesses have staunchly opposed new regulations that they say threaten to cut them out of such industries.
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Democrats staunchly refused to provide money for the wall, but had offered money for other border security measures.
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Haspel also staunchly defended her support for the destruction of the videotapes of the waterboarding sessions to Sen.
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He is revered across confessional lines in Iraq for being staunchly anti-sectarian and refraining from overt politics.
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Hispanic Catholics tilt staunchly Democratic -- and traditionally much more so than Hispanic Protestants, many of which are evangelicals.
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Amlo's staunchly anti-neoliberal supporters rejected this nickname, but, ironically, Trump was right in more ways than one.
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After all, he spent the last few months staunchly opposing Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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But only the staunchly bland sides — daunting mounds of rice, couscous and truncated strands of vermicelli — need adjusting.
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The Philippines is a staunchly Catholic country, with more than 80% of the population identifying as Roman Catholic.
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But the president staunchly denied any changes were coming to his legal team in a March 11 tweet.
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Staunchly conservative congressional candidates have long warned against allowing "liberal judges" to run amok of right-wing ideals.
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Yet congressmen in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio and across the South remained staunchly opposed to the amendment.
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Still, she staunchly opposes allowing citizens to carry guns, arguing that being armed would not have helped her.
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She also staunchly calls out your self-deceptions, which, in a sex expert, is just what you need.
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My area is cluttered and unwelcoming, staunchly announcing itself as a habitat suited for me and me alone.
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But once Mr. Sessions became attorney general, he spoke skeptically of consent decrees and staunchly defended the police.
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Any damage caused to Cruz's standing with conservative allies who remain staunchly opposed to Trump may be fleeting.
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South Korean public opinion remains broadly optimistic about our two countries' relations, and Congress staunchly supports the alliance.
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Cliff portrays Cliburn as a musical savant, full of contradictions—gay, staunchly religious, a lifelong Republican and Russophile.
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There's one big reason Senate Republicans are standing staunchly with Scott Pruitt: Confirming a replacement might be impossible.
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In previous fights over the flag, white conservatives defended it staunchly, but this time, conservative Republicans like Gov.
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Many conservatives staunchly oppose protection from deportation for any illegal immigrants, viewing it as a form of amnesty.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has so far staunchly defended his company's decision to continue to run these ads.
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His daughter Ivanka, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and son Donald Jr. have been staunchly loyal to him.
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Drahos is a staunchly pro-European candidate in a country where opposition to the EU has been growing.
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That difficulty reflects the zeal of a staunchly conservative minority fueled by decades of Republican attacks on government.
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This year continued the trend, with Kentucky's staunchly anti-Obamacare governor, Matt Bevin, losing to Democratic now-Gov.
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Meadows's district, NC-11, is staunchly Republican and highly unlikely to change party hands even with his retirement.
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That is why many staunchly conservative groups have come out in support of modernizing the airport user fee.
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He was quick to note, however, that Bavaria remains staunchly conservative and that populism remains a powerful force.
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Iran's revolution offered the Muslim world a competing model of Islamic governance — one that was staunchly anti-monarchy.
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Though he staunchly opposed the US accepting Syrian refugees, he was far more skeptical of Trump's broader ban.
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In recent state elections, the staunchly anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany beat Merkel's party in her home district.
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LePage, a Republican, has staunchly opposed expansion of the program, vetoing legislation to do so on several occasions.
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It is philosophical and esoteric, and staunchly opposed to the dualistic morality of J.R.R. Tolkien or C.S. Lewis.
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In an era of dissatisfaction with both political parties among America's millennials, young women of color remain staunchly partisan.
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Polls show Labour in second, followed by the staunchly remain Liberal Democrats, and then trailed by May's Conservative Party.
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These states have been so staunchly Republican that it's probably too early to consider them truly up for grabs.
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Luckily, she's made some great friends in L.A., and the entire cast, possibly minus Tom Schwartz, is staunchly #TeamBrittany.
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President Sergio Mattarella, who as Italy&aposs head of state must approve the next Cabinet, is staunchly pro-euro.
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However, the Saudi Arabian government has staunchly denied any responsibility and claims that Khashoggi left the consulate that day.
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Kavanaugh is perceived by many analysts to be less staunchly conservative than other judges on President Trump's short list.
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He also asks for federal grants to states for direct unemployment relief, an idea Herbert Hoover had staunchly opposed.
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Household Names: It's all about Zlatan Ibrahimovic, mainly because he staunchly refuses to let it be about anyone else.
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PLL made a bold move in violating one of the most highly valued, staunchly enforced tenets of female friendship.
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That amount was staunchly opposed by congressional Democrats, triggering a 35-day partial government shutdown that ended last month.
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At the time, Jeff Sessions, the former Alabama senator who's staunchly opposed to criminal justice reform, oversaw the DOJ.
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Mr. Turnbull has squandered an early lead his party held in polls after unseating the staunchly conservative Mr. Abbott.
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The results also said a great deal about the state of conservatism in staunchly Republican sections of the electorate.
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That is a possibility, although with a president as staunchly pro-Israel as Trump that would seem highly unlikely.
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Trump and Cohn had reportedly grown apart on the issue of trade policy, with Cohn arguing staunchly against tariffs.
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Republicans were also staunchly opposed to transferring detainees to the United States, with 75 percent saying that shouldn't happen.
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Though North Carolina has seen an influx of Democratic-leaning professionals, politics at the state level remains staunchly Republican.
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Adelson, who is staunchly pro-Israel, has supported the Trump administration's decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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He began his career working with staunchly pro-embargo politicians, like Cuban-born Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen from Miami.
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Many advocates have also staunchly supported increased access to treatment and recovery services for those with an opioid addiction.
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Trump considers the appointment of the staunchly conservative Gorsuch one of the crowning achievements of his presidency to date.
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After centuries of invasions – from Napoleon to Nazi Germany – the Russian strategic psyche remains staunchly suspicious of the West.
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Most Republicans, though, have staunchly defended Trump in public against the impeachment proceedings and accused Democrats of overreach. Sen.
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Staunchly pro-trade, he caved when Trump abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership and began a trade war with China.
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Republicans have remained staunchly opposed to hiking the federal gasoline tax, which hasn't been raised in over 20 years.
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Simhon is staunchly against the project and thinks it value doesn't warrant the financial investment of almost $150 million.
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New Age advocates, staunchly opposed to practices going against the natural course of life, spread petitions preaching alternative therapies.
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On issues of gender, equity, and the place of women in their organizations, the two parties remain staunchly polarized.
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Mr. de Blasio staunchly defended Mr. Ponte, calling him a reformer and pointing to the city's declining jail population.
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"It was so heartening to see that this party, that the RNC, is staunchly behind this president," she said.
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He staunchly backed President George W. Bush's Iraq War and promoted Sarah Palin for the vice presidency in 2008.
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And the renewed candidness on the streets can also be found on media outlets staunchly supportive of the regime.
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Mr. Renzi is staunchly pro-European, while the populists rally against Brussels and the austerity policies of the Union.
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But Savage has staunchly defended Kelly, including after he was indicted in February on criminal and sexual abuse charges.
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Putin, staunchly opposed to NATO expansion, has sought to take advantage of the growing rift between the Western allies.
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That was certainly the case for Kormend resident Antal Nagy, 60, who said he was staunchly against the camp.
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At the time, I was staunchly anti-choice, and did not go to the hospital looking for an abortion.
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Moore, a Republican known for staunchly conservative views, was defeated in Alabama's special election for the U.S. Senate last month.
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Google has staunchly denied these accusations when they've come up in the past, and did so again in Pichai's remarks.
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Gorsuch's views are generally considered in line with those of Scalia, who was a staunchly conservative member of the Court.
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In October, Ellison said Tesla was his second-largest holding and staunchly defended Musk against ongoing criticism of his behavior.
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Environmentalists have staunchly opposed his nomination, while many Republicans have praised him for combating what they view as regulatory overreach.
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The retirement advice rule, issued by the administration of Barack Obama, has been staunchly opposed by the financial services industry.
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And it's well known that this upcoming President-elect is staunchly against covert ops taking place without her prior knowledge.
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Throughout the primary, Carper took policy stances further to the left and spoke out staunchly against Trump and his nominees.
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Sarkozy's policy proposals were staunchly conservative, including an overhaul of labor laws, construction of more jails and tightened border controls.
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A month later, the predominantly Roman Catholic island nation of Malta - once a staunchly conservative nation - legalized same-sex union.
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As a federal judge for the Tenth Circuit, Gorsuch has built up a staunchly conservative record: His 2010 Burwell v.
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Like many families, Khpalwak's relatives, who live in Afghanistan's deeply conservative Kunar region, have remained staunchly opposed to her studies.
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He staunchly opposed abortion rights and affirmative action; limits on campaign spending, gay rights and separation of church and state.
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The food is what you'd expect from a staunchly un-gastropub: hot dogs, pizza, chips, onion rings, and chicken nuggets.
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Brazil's economy minister staunchly defended the government's proposal, insisting it is critical to fixing the country's "doomed" social security system.
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Tsai and her government had been restrained and not provocative towards China, but had staunchly defended Taiwan's security and dignity.
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It is not merely a symbol of their newfound unity, but a direct betrayal to their staunchly anti-religion country.
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Both pieces of legislation have been introduced in previous congresses and face no constituency that is staunchly opposed their enactment.
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But he has taken a narrow lead over Beshear in recent weeks after staunchly defending Trump against the impeachment inquiry.
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Others staunchly opposed to the Crown Prince have said that the crackdown has "exposed the myth" of the reform agenda.
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But security experts — who have staunchly defended Apple in its standoff with the FBI — were quick to discredit the claim.
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And even the Republicans who most hate Trump remain staunchly opposed to Democrats who are most popular with the left.
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He staunchly adhered to figurative painting at a time when Abstraction, Minimalism and Conceptual art were seen as avant-garde.
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South Africans concerned with public virtue staunchly defended the media despite its enduring sloppiness, pomposity, and obsession with shock value.
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But Mr. Xi has instead adopted a staunchly traditionalist political line, warning against political liberalization and defending Mao's revered status.
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They had no government or diplomatic experience, and were eager to please their staunchly pro-Israel and pro-Likud base.
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The Confederacy was staunchly a decentralized republic, dedicated to the supremacy of the states over the central government in Richmond.
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His party is allied with Ms. Le Pen's National Front in the European Parliament, and both are staunchly anti-immigration.
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Noah said that he had not heard the speech, and then explained why — in essence, that he is staunchly antiwar.
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But many climate and environmental experts have staunchly opposed the Trump administration's regressive vision for the 47-year-old agency.
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Democrats in Congress, working with community organizations around the country, will staunchly defend the needs and rights of immigrant families.
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Corbyn, like many on the socialist left, is staunchly pro-Palestinian — which is of course in no way anti-Semitic.
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" But the paper's editor is staunchly defending the story, insisting that its "reporter has various official sources on this story.
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Though they both have one non-black parent, they staunchly identify as black women of color in the media space.
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Nintendo has remained staunchly and often defiantly independent for most of its existence, to both its credit and sometime detriment.
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Lambert's condition pitched his wife, some of his siblings and his nephews, against his staunchly Catholic parents and other relatives.
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Mr. Williams said he had always considered himself staunchly Labour, but was increasingly concerned about attacks on his personal liberties.
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Both men are staunchly conservative, but they are far different in style and appeal to different factions of Kansas Republicans.
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The Bay Area was long the locus of Democratic influence and money in the decades when California was staunchly Republican.
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Clinton allies, even those who once staunchly defended Wasserman Schultz, appear resigned to her playing a smaller role going forward.
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Former Joint Chiefs Chairman Mullen tells them he's staunchly opposed to the recent uptick in general officers taking political stances.
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But Perriello has earned attention running as a progressive who's staunchly opposed to President Trump, landing an endorsement from Sen.
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Turkey, which once staunchly opposed Mr. Assad, has been collaborating with Russia to advance diplomacy aimed at halting the war.
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The airline industry has staunchly opposed raising the PFC cap, which they argue will create an unfair burden on passengers.
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Slovakia, which previously held the rotating presidency, staunchly rejected immigration by Muslims and emphasizes national interests over trans-European ones.
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Trump's pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tom Price, is staunchly anti-abortion and opposed to affordable contraception.
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The strike in Los Angeles shows that even in staunchly liberal areas many of the same tensions are bubbling over.
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Gabbard, who is running for president in 2020, has taken a staunchly anti-interventionist stance when it comes to Syria.
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The former minority leader of the Georgia House, Ms. Abrams ran on a staunchly liberal platform in her red state.
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But Johnson has amassed a staunchly conservative record since entering the Senate, and his approval ratings have generally been underwater.
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However, the response to Acosta's nomination from union groups who had staunchly opposed Puzder was much more measured on Thursday.
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Trump, who has made a tough stance on immigration a centerpiece of his presidency, has staunchly defended his administration's actions.
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In Syria, Armenians have staunchly backed the regime of Bashar al-Assad, which has protected them from persecution by Muslim extremists.
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Do you staunchly avoid film trailers in theaters and online, but still watch television commercials like your Tivo thumb is broken?
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One Direction fans are staunchly protective of their beloved band members, something an Australian radio host is learning the hard way.
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As for Allen, the comedian has staunchly denied his daughter, Dylan Farrow's, claims that he sexually assaulted her as a child.
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Those potential ripple effects are one reason why the National Retail Federation, the industry's trade group, staunchly disapproved of the change.
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First, he is staunchly opposed to regime change fostered by outsiders of the kind that brought chaos to Iraq and Libya.
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The UAE is among U.S. allies in the Gulf region that staunchly oppose Iranian foreign policy and swiftly backed Washington's decision.
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It was triggered by a bitter rivalry between Mr Turnbull's moderate arm of the Liberal Party and a staunchly conservative minority.
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And even as some have criticized the idea of feeding children a vegan diet, Silverstone has staunchly defended her family's lifestyle.
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The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects the right to bear arms, and gun-rights advocates staunchly defend that provision.
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Other members of the PiS, a staunchly eurosceptic party big on patriotism and Catholic piety, have said they want it banned.
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Haung, who is gay, plans to vote for same-sex marriage, but his mother Zeng, in her early 60s, staunchly objects.
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But even as some have criticized the idea of feeding children a vegan diet, Silverstone has staunchly defended her family's lifestyle.
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Staunchly anti-authoritarian, he believes that he shouldn't have given back the art to China because they don't care about it.
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" Speaking to the Post, Pelosi referred to her background growing up in a "devout Catholic family" that was also "staunchly Democratic.
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More conservative legislators, however, have come out staunchly opposed to any version of a tax credit, describing it as Obamacare Lite.
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The staunchly anti-Hezbollah Lebanese Forces (LF) party is also seeking more government ministries to reflect its gains in the election.
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Christian crosses, widespread in staunchly Catholic Austria, should be allowed in classrooms, Kurz said, referring to the country's "historically grown culture".
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Le Pen is staunchly anti-EU; her campaign is promising to take France off the euro within six months of victory.
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Obama and many in the intelligence community were staunchly against releasing any of the report, insisting it would jeopardize national security.
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The city's firefighters have taken to staunchly opposing the plan because of what they feel is an unfair deal towards them.
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The legislation passed the panel in a party-line vote, with Democrats staunchly opposed to rolling back the Obama-era rules.
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Among the invited guests were Lynette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson, two staunchly pro-Trump video bloggers known as Diamond and Silk.
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Opposition to the bill Many Republicans staunchly opposed SB 239, saying it could lead to an increase in HIV infections. Sen.
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The White House and Trump Jr. staunchly defended the June 2016 meeting as appropriate but offered evolving explanations of its purpose.
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" On Monday, the Congress party staunchly backed Tharoor and denounced what it labeled as a "politically motivated charge sheet against him.
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But Vukmir's camp is happy to embrace her more than 6900 years representing a staunchly conservative district in the state legislature.
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Although Apple Music has a three-month free trial period, the company has stood staunchly by its model of paid music.
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Drug companies staunchly oppose the deal, and the pharmaceutical lobby was whipping votes against the deal on Tuesday, industry lobbyists said.
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This decision shocked the market and was staunchly opposed by American businesses, both large and small, across a number of industries.
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He staunchly maintains an inner neutrality, although he is "aware of something suspiciously convenient" about his refusal to take a side.
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So I am staunchly in favor of comprehensive immigration reform and have been so over the course of my public career.
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The party will remain staunchly united in opposition to Hillary Clinton and her agenda should she win the presidency, of course.
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Southern Missouri was once staunchly Democratic, but in the course of McCaskill's life it has been moving steadily to the right.
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Kennedy staunchly wore the blood-soaked suit from the time her husband was shot at 12:30 pm CT on Nov.
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Canada and Mexico are staunchly opposed to the idea since it would create enormous uncertainty for businesses' supply chains and investors.
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Despite being staunchly pro-choice, I was primed to sympathize with the bill's supporters more than ever, given my personal circumstances.
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Others staunchly defended the team and said it was the president who was turning a football event into a political one.
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These shifts point toward larger changes in the once staunchly Republican Orange County, which is today leaning more Democratic and independent.
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The website Breitbart News, which staunchly supported Trump as a candidate, labeled him "Amnesty Don" and said he caved on DACA.
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China would "inevitably take vigorous measures to firmly respond, to staunchly safeguard our sovereignty, security and development interests," the ministry added.
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In news conferences and on Twitter, top Republicans have staunchly defended Mr. Trump and accused Democrats of putting partisanship above country.
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Trump and his team have staunchly denied the claims in the report, with Trump himself taking to Twitter to address them.
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A key factor that prevents Georgia's succumbing to such pressures is the subsidized energy it receives from staunchly pro-Western Azerbaijan.
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Howard Baker sought to excavate the underlying facts and staunchly defended Congress' authority to acquire evidence and witnesses from the President.
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Labour also ran the election with a muddled Brexit policy that didn't quite embrace Remain, but also didn't staunchly back Leave.
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The Obama administration staunchly opposed any development in E1 as a possible point of no return for a viable Palestinian state.
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Here's what the women told ProPublica: READ: Gordon Sondland's testimony is devastating for Trump Sondland has staunchly denied all the allegations.
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The United States has staunchly opposed the proposal, rightly recognizing the dangers that the pipeline holds for European and transatlantic security.
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Senate Republicans are staunchly opposed to the statehood push in large part because the District would presumably elect two Democratic senators.
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It's unclear what Trump would discuss with Kim other than the country's growing nuclear weapons program, which the U.S. staunchly opposes.
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The administration has embraced Adelson's staunchly pro-Israel posture and the megadonor has been a frequent guest at the White House.
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The law still empowers local prosecutors, many of whom remain staunchly supportive of the death penalty, to seek the ultimate punishment.
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The staunchly conservative Republican proceeded to repeatedly dodge and deflect difficult questions about his beliefs, deftly avoiding any potentially damaging moments.
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The White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, and the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, staunchly defended Mr. Porter initially.
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Fears that the presidential election could come down to an unexpected runoff between the staunchly anti-EU Le Pen and the just-as-staunchly anti-EU Mélenchon — instead of between Le Pen and the centrist former banker Macron — have caused markets to react negatively, with the euro already falling against the dollar and the yen in response.
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He has staunchly defended the Trump administration for its relief response, which Trump noted in one of his Thursday night Twitter posts.
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Trump has said the claims are not true and his wife, Melania, in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper staunchly defended him.
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Call me a prude: I'm staunchly against showing that part of my body if there's not a parole officer forcing me to.
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Conte, a University of Florence law professor without political experience, received the mandate last week from staunchly pro-Europe President Sergio Mattarella.
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Queen Elizabeth II, staunchly apolitical, said during a toast that the international institutions created after the war were as necessary as ever.
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Arya's direwolf, Nymeria, is like the wilderness version of Arya: staunchly doing her own thing (and probably acting as a ruthless killer).
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The pharmaceutical industry — a powerful force in Washington and a major source of campaign contributions — is also staunchly opposed to the bill.
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Mr Trump and Mick Mulvaney, his staunchly conservative budget director, have trained their axes on spending opposed by members of their party.
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In such a scenario, the Iranians would try to ensure that Abadi is simply a figurehead for a staunchly pro-Iranian government.
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The photographer's captivating portrait series Icons, which will be published in a monograph next year, staunchly rejects both of these tired concepts.
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The Taliban also accused her of promoting Western values in Swat, which is a staunchly conservative parts of the mainly-Muslim nation.
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After 15 years, this staunchly traditional show (after all, it centers around the institution of marriage) is finally getting a little radical.
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James Comey, many are saying, has staunchly resisted the politicization of the FBI, just as Mark Felt did forty-five years ago.
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Prior to Friday's meeting, Dorsey had staunchly defended his decision to permit Jones to stay on Twitter in a convoluted tweet thread.
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As such, I'm one of the few people who has remained staunchly against e-books or audio recordings of my favorite stories.
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The state's Republican governor, Paul LePage, staunchly opposes expansion of federal health care insurance, vetoing legislation to do so on several occasions.
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Meanwhile, conservatives have been calling to his legacy as the longest-serving justice on the Supreme Court and applauding staunchly conservative judgements.
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According to a whip count by The Hill, at least 15 House Republicans are leaning no or are staunchly opposed to it.
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But conferees have struggled to reach a compromise, with Democrats staunchly opposed to the food stamp changes, prompting Trump to weigh in.
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As for Kavanaugh, he gets stuck with a permanent asterisk for life despite staunchly denying the claim and offering more testimony publicly.
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Labour stands seconds with 25.4% and the Liberal Democrats, a staunchly anti-Brexit party, is seen third with 19743% of the vote.
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A triumphant Zelenskiy said he would invite the staunchly pro-Western Voice party, led by rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, for coalition talks.
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Nielsen staunchly defended the President's claims on the caravan, including the charge there was evidence that criminals were traveling in the caravan.
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Meese matters not just because of the link to Reagan but because of his longtime leadership of the staunchly conservative Heritage Foundation.
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If we play the same game that totally failed to roll Slovakia over, we'll not dent Iceland's staunchly 24-24-22 setup.
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The two men were aware of the negotiations but were not a part of them and were staunchly opposed to term limits.
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The White House and Trump Jr. have staunchly defended the June 28503 meeting as appropriate but offered evolving explanations of its purpose.
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And he staunchly opposed female pastors, expelling one couple from his church because the wife had studied theology and wanted to preach.
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You can check out how Alabama party officials have staunchly defended Mr. Moore or watch a video of many of his defenders.
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Certain alumni from the specialized schools have staunchly opposed making changes to the admissions test, which they see as a meritocratic standard.
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A reason that Alabama might be tougher still for Democrats is that its staunchly conservative white voters are particularly tough to persuade.
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Until the 1970s, immigration officials staunchly denied that they ever allowed any illegal immigrant to remain in the country with their approval.
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Sweden has staunchly held out against joining NATO, the Western military alliance, and, until recently, its defense budget had been steadily shrinking.
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"Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Turkey, Syria and Iran are all staunchly against the referendum as they fear a potential contagion effect from their own Kurdish populations.
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During the Watergate scandal, when Democrats controlled the Senate, congressional Republicans who had once defended Richard Nixon equally staunchly turned against him.
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The men and women in that group differed little in their staunchly conservative perspective, particularly on issues that touch on racial anxieties.
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The White House and Trump Jr. have staunchly defended the June 2016 meeting as appropriate but offered evolving explanations of its purpose.
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Taking these resources away would push more Palestinian families to rely on Hamas, thus empowering a militant organization the U.S. staunchly opposes.
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Some candidates — like Sam Brownback, who was elected governor of Kansas — ran on a staunchly anti-abortion-rights platform, but many didn't.
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Whether that makes any sense depends on your view of Facebook refusing to fact-check all political ads, which I've staunchly opposed.
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Her vision comes across with increasing clarity these days, just as #MeToo has brought her staunchly feminist stance closer to the mainstream.
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Senator Jeff Sessions from Alabama, who is staunchly pro-Trump, was the lone voice piping up with some support for the candidate.
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Cops spoke with Broner -- who staunchly proclaimed his innocence -- but ultimately decided there was enough evidence to cite him for misdemeanor battery.
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And we can now anticipate a renewed fight between America's responsibility to protect federal lands and the administration's staunchly pro-energy agenda.
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Many Republicans in Congress staunchly defended President Nixon through nearly a year and a half of damaging revelations in the Watergate scandal.
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They even show a slight uptick in support among Republican voters, who have long been staunchly opposed to the Affordable Care Act.
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Moon is also concerned about economic retaliation from China, which staunchly opposes THAAD, seeing it as a threat to its military capabilities.
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Most of the Republican voters who turn out this year will likely cast their ballots for him, and will staunchly oppose Hillary Clinton.
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Over the last few days, the prime minister has staunchly defended the draft agreement and insisted that it was not the finished product.
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A Wall Street economist, Kudlow has played a key role in ongoing trade talks and has staunchly defended Trump's position on free trade.
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In a thoughtful argument pitched towards the centre ground of American politics, Mr Obama staunchly defends free trade, globalisation and American-style capitalism.
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The party must also defend its incumbents in five staunchly Republican states, and beat a sitting governor running for the Senate in Florida.
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Rep. Jim Jordan, the former college wrestling champion who represents the staunchly Republican Fourth Congressional District of Ohio, chairs the House Freedom Caucus.
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The prosecutors have staunchly defended their approach in the past, but declined to comment for this article because the case is under appeal.
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Bitcoin Core is staunchly opposed to the plan by Hearn (and Bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen) to immediately introduce the "hard fork" described above.
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There was more pain on Britain's high streets, as Marks & Spencer, a staunchly mid-market clothing and food retailer, announced more store closures.
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In this staunchly Catholic nation, it&aposs also an obligatory touchstone for self-respecting politicians and celebrities who pose for photos with devotees.
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A big part of that fight is avoiding public confrontation with President Trump, who has staunchly opposed action on climate change, whenever possible.
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Cable companies have staunchly opposed the change, and are reportedly readying a coalition of more than 40 companies to rally against the change.
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He once, for example, requested then was staunchly denied a trip to see the front lines of the battle against the Islamic State.
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Democrats, who staunchly oppose replacing Obamacare, likewise have blasted House Republicans for rushing to pass the bill without first getting the CBO's estimates.
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The guys staunchly disagree over this film; for the first time in this podcast's history, their ratings are two full letter grades apart.
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Shine is also crowdfunding Chemistry Eases the Pain—a 'straight-curious' film about a 'staunchly lesbian' woman of color grappling with her sexuality.
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The PiS won parliamentary elections in Poland last Sunday, but far-right and staunchly Catholic voters also managed to introduce candidates to parliament.
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Telecommunication companies like AT&T and groups representing telecommunication interests like U.S. Telecom were staunchly opposed to Wheeler's push to lower the caps.
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Trump's pick for health and human services secretary, Tom Price, is staunchly anti-abortion and opposes the Affordable Care Act's birth control benefit.
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There are artists who really explicitly position themselves as a brand, and others who very staunchly emphasize that they're all about the music.
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While the former boxer's comments offended liberal Filipinos, they could have struck a chord with more conservative voters in the staunchly Catholic country.
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Republicans, who were already staunchly opposed to the plan to close the military prison, used the new data to pile on their criticisms.
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Juan Díaz de la Torre, the head of the national teachers' union, has staunchly backed the government's position against the dissident union members.
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Last year, he met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, a major U.S. regional ally that is staunchly opposed to Iran.
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Critics have argued Trump had caved to Democrats, who had for weeks staunchly opposed his demands for $5.7 billion to fund the wall.
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Part of that conversation includes whether it's appropriate to charge for the climate impacts of the fuels, something that industry has staunchly opposed.
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As a Tory (and staunchly pro-Europe) prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, once argued, referendums sacrifice constitutional protections and parliamentary sovereignty to political expediency.
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As key players in the fossil fuel industry, the Koch brothers staunchly opposed efforts to fight climate change and have downplayed its risks.
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Polls suggest Romney would be easily elected in staunchly Republican Utah where Trump is far more unpopular than in many other red states.
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He funds a right-wing newspaper in the country titled Israel Hayom, which translates to Israel Today, that staunchly defends the Israeli government.
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Conservative critics, including the head of Saudi Arabia's religious authority, grand mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh, are staunchly against the cinema ban lift.
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Watch More From VICE News: Organized medicine, and previous generations of doctors, had for the most part staunchly opposed to any such plan.
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Ask the women and men of Ireland, a staunchly Catholic country, why they voted for a referendum removing Ireland's constitutional ban on abortion.
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Hunter resigned from Congress in January, after winning reelection in California's staunchly conservative 50th district, which encompasses much of eastern San Diego County.
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I'm confident that he remains staunchly opposed to affirmative action and equally committed to elevating the place of religion in the public square.
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The staunchly anti-immigrant party is expected, according to polls, to consolidate its place in Sweden's political mainstream in an election in September.
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The Liberal Democrats, a staunchly pro-Remain party and supporters of a second referendum, came in second with 20 percent of the vote.
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WASHINGTON — John A. Boehner, the former speaker of the House, once stood second in line for the presidency and staunchly against legalized marijuana.
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Similarly, as Quinn's staunchly nationalist Aunt Pat, Ann McDonough is less fiercely hidebound than Dearbhla Molloy was; there's more obvious pathos to her.
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Clearly, Trump was giving a speech carefully crafted to appeal to a staunchly pro-Israel audience, and particularly the conservatives in that audience.
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The leaders and their countries, former enemies who lost millions in wars last century, form the staunchly pro-Europe core of the Continent.
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These findings are especially troubling given that the colleges and their government enablers have staunchly resisted efforts to make teacher training more rigorous.
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" American preservationists, the study group found, "take the most restrictionist approach to immigration — staunchly opposing not just illegal but legal immigration as well.
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Not only has Trump staunchly defended Flynn — even after firing him — he is apparently still in contact with him, sending him encouraging messages.
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Lindsay Graham, a staunchly anti-abortion Republican from South Carolina, acknowledged that saying a case is "settled" doesn't mean it can't be overturned.
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All 11 of the Republicans on the committee are men and all are white except for Ted Cruz, a staunchly conservative Cuban-American.
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Trump has demanded more than $5 billion in funding for his desired wall along the southern border, a request Democrats have staunchly refused.
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In an email to CNBC, the Warren campaign staunchly defended the wealth tax and argued that the Wharton study relies on weak assumptions.
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For those who remember the Kuomintang as the staunchly anti-Communist party of Chiang Kai-shek, this may seem just short of incredible.
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I am a staunchly independent voter and have been searching for true conservatives to balance the far-left trend in the Democratic Party.
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Although rank-and-file Republicans have staunchly backed Trump throughout his tumultuous first term, he continues to struggle to attract support from Mormons.
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Further echoing U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign strategy, Abascal and others in the party staunchly criticize mainstream media and bank on social media.
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The US government has also accused Huawei of skirting sanctions and stealing intellectual property from American companies, all claims that Huawei staunchly denies.
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But Democrats have been overshadowed by a staunchly conservative state legislature with supermajorities in both chambers, and a powerful Republican-heavy congressional delegation.
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He, unlike most of his colleagues, supports giving Trump money to build a wall on the Southern border and is staunchly anti-abortion.
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The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a passionate advocate of originalism, staunchly insisted that the meaning of the Constitution does not change.
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Still, Trump staunchly defended his decision to withdraw troops and slammed the Kurds as "not angels" in remarks Wednesday in the Oval Office.
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Slaughter of innocents is acceptable, as long as we are staunchly opposed to the ideological positions or actions of a despot or dictator?
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The concealed carry reciprocity measure is a major priority for the National Rifle Association (NRA) and conservatives, but is staunchly opposed by Democrats.
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His pick to be the next ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, is staunchly pro-settlement, as is Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law.
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The staunchly secularist paper was established in 1924 by a confidant of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk just six months after he established the Turkish Republic.
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News staple Ryan Seacrest was business as usual during the network's pre-Oscars coverage on Sunday — days after staunchly denying allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Like Trump, Cruz vowed to rip up the Iran deal, move the American embassy to Jerusalem and remain a staunchly loyal ally to Israel.
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But passing a pro-abortion law will face hurdles in Brazil's increasingly conservative Congress, with a growing Evangelical Christian caucus that is staunchly opposed.
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But in the court of public opinion, McCrory and other supporters of the measure have staunchly stood behind it, saying it's about protecting privacy.
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Just a few miles away in downtown Cleveland last week, Republicans formally chose Donald Trump and his staunchly anti-abortion running mate, Indiana Gov.
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Trump himself looks like a comically petulant child, and John Bolton, the National Security Advisor, appears to be nervous, staunchly standing by the president.
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Mobalytics is staunchly focused on the private beta rollout later this month of its product for players of the massively popular League of Legends.
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But faced with a single rival with clearly distinct ideas and experience and a staunchly unflappable attitude, he seemed rude, ignorant, volatile and churlish.
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A small town police chief in staunchly conservative South Carolina is trying to make history by becoming the first female sheriff in the state.
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This isn't surprising: Pence is staunchly anti-choice, and is willing to deprive women of healthcare if it also means restricting access to abortion.
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The largest sponsor of the exhibition is the staunchly conservative Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, the nation's foremost funder of conservative thinkers and foundations.
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The N.R.A. is staunchly opposed to new gun control measures, and events following the Parkland shooting may have deepened the resolve of its supporters.
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"Setting prices," as Trump mentioned today, would be a stark departure from that approach — one that drug companies and many Republicans would staunchly oppose.
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Alexander wants to make it easier for states to waive some of the ACA's consumer protections and benefit mandates — which Democrats would staunchly oppose.
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These parts are staunchly Tory, seemingly more by habit than conviction, and the MP for South West Norfolk has been a Tory since 1964.
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The officers were not as "staunchly pro-Western" as so many press reports over the years indicated, but rather first and only pro-Turkey.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has struggled at times to work with the progressive newcomers in her caucus, staunchly defended them in the debate.
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Today, many so-called anarchist groups are staunchly pacifistic, involved in community organizing activities, taking care of refugees, and providing resources for drug addicts.
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Telegram has made a name for itself by establishing its brand as a staunchly private application that doesn't concede to the demands of countries.
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Democrats have staunchly opposed funding for the president's border wall, but some party members on Sunday indicated there could be room for compromise. Rep.
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Sinclair officials staunchly defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched initiative to promote fact-based reporting.
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Nowhere is this "red-red" paradox more pronounced than in Florida, a hurricane-prone state with a Republican legislature and a staunchly conservative governor.
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The front windows are covered by Paul Chan and Badlands Unlimited's "New Proverbs," appropriated Westboro Baptist church posters that are staunchly, comically anti-Trump.
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Playing by the rules The Chinese government staunchly maintains that large areas of the South China Sea have been its territory since ancient times.
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Although he is a George W. Bush appointee, with a distinguished record of high-level congressional investigations, Leon is staunchly independent and no-nonsense.
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Bolton, whose made his anti-Iran sentiments no secret, was reportedly staunchly against this and his obstinance was apparently the final straw for Trump.
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Granting them amnesty, while staunchly opposing real border security, would serve as a powerful magnet for more foreign nationals to illegally enter the country.
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Though he has yet to unveil his own climate plan, Sanders has staunchly backed the premise of the Green New Deal from the beginning.
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Though many suicide-prevention groups, such as AFSP, are staunchly apolitical, their firearms-related efforts are often interpreted as a means of gun control.
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Shaninka&aposs president, Sergei Zuyev, would not speculate about what could have brought on the sanction, but staunchly disputed the findings of the audit.
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They must also overcome a juggernaut of organized anti-government forces: market-worshiping think tanks, right-wing media, a more staunchly conservative business leadership.
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To the south, once staunchly conservative Ireland legalized same-sex marriage in 2015 and liberalized its abortion laws in a separate referendum last year.
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The effects of HB2 became the most contentious issue in the gubernatorial race; Cooper campaigned to repeal the law, and McCrory staunchly defended it.
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It's not uncommon, however, for justices to continue to dissent in cases that rely on a relatively new legal rule that they staunchly oppose.
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The trend is likely to accelerate now that the relatively moderate conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy's been replaced by the staunchly conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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While he is also staunchly against the European Union's migrant quotas, he pledged during his campaign not to cooperate with the far-right groups.
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For a musical about a war — or more precisely, a caesura between hostilities — "All Is Calm" is a staunchly apolitical and warily genteel work.
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The most stunning among them was the man set to become defense minister, Aleksandar Vulin, a staunchly pro-Russian official and former labor minister.
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" The company has since staunchly cracked down on fake stories and introduced new features and updated its algorithms to detect and combat "fake news.
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Jones, a freshman seeking reelection in staunchly pro-Trump Alabama, is considered the Democrat most likely to side with Republicans in a Senate trial.
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"I have visited nations ravaged by civil war," Illinois Representative Adam Kinzinger, who represents a staunchly Republican district, wrote on Twitter on Sunday night.
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Kennedy staunchly opposed giving states more funds for election security and cited concerns that doing so would give the federal government control over elections.
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China's media, which is under strict control by authorities, has staunchly defended the country's position, saying it is a victim of U.S. trade protectionism.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump was all over the map when it comes to abortion rights, but his administration has been staunchly anti-abortion.
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Trump's newly named ambassador to Israel, David Friedman — who has been a personal friend of Trump's for about 15 years — is also staunchly pro-settlement.
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Staunchly anti-nuclear Austria, which shares a border with Hungary, has said it would file a suit against the EU executive with Europe's top court.
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Several EU member states had been staunchly opposed to the new rules on the grounds they could harm bilateral deals and reduce connectivity in Europe.
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These talks are testing a newfound partnership between Moscow and Ankara, who for about six years have been staunchly backing different sides of the conflict.
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Ultimately, it would save soldiers' lives and enrich those of the graduate students domiciled just across the road from the staunchly conservative Hoover think tank.
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On Saturday, he offered a portrait of a candidacy built not just in this heavily Latino border city but in Texas, a staunchly red state.
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Representative Steve King, the staunchly conservative and proudly plainspoken firebrand from Iowa, was among the handful of Republicans on Wednesday to take issue with Gov.
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Members do not vote, are staunchly pacifist, and enjoy little support among a population that bristles at their door-to-door proselytising and unfamiliar theology.
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De Blasio's staunchly progressive rhetoric appears to have turned off New York Republicans: 70% of them disapproved of their mayor, according to Quinnipiac's April poll.
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It happens when people who are staunchly opposed to the proposal are removed or sidelined and people deferential to the president given the reins instead.
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For 20 years there, he studied the effects of drug treatment with drugs like opiates and marijuana (the latter of which he staunchly stood against).
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If Justice Anthony Kennedy or one of the Democratic-appointed justices leaves the bench, would these three senators vote to confirm a staunchly conservative replacement?
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RELATED: Michelle Obama denounces Trump for 'bragging about sexually assaulting women' Pence has staunchly stood by his running mate, rebuking allegations being made against Trump.
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In a follow-up piece on the Walrus, Atwood briefly allowed that the complainants were hurt by UBC too, but overall staunchly defended her position.
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Nationwide injunctions have become a favored tool by states and other groups who have staunchly opposed many of the Trump administration's more controversial policy initiatives.
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As a conservative activist, she staunchly opposed feminism and abortion, disdained multiculturalism and spoke out against LGBT rights -- netting her legions of supporters and detractors.
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The same is true of the FN—which now presents itself as a staunchly pro-Israel bulwark against Islamism—the Danish DPP and the AfD.
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A spokesman isn't saying The Villages, a master planned senior community centered on manicured golf courses, is staunchly Republican and full of largely white retirees.
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Industry sources say he will bring a staunchly commercial focus as the European turboprop maker, and its main rival Bombardier of Canada, face volatile markets.
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The proposal was staunchly opposed by east African countries such as Kenya, which has sent a message by burning its stockpiles of ivory in April.
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"Despite subsequent disclosures of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, since its inception, the FBI staunchly maintained it was a purely apolitical entity," the complaint notes.
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Evangelical Christians were an important electoral constituency for Stephen Harper, the Conservative ex-prime minister, whose staunchly pro-Israel views were rooted in Christian belief.
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MP Tom Brake, a member of the staunchly "Remainer" Liberal Democrats and the party's Brexit spokesman, told CNBC Tuesday evening that the deal "offended" him.
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Now, the citizen sleuths want their county board of commissioners, in a staunchly conservative district, to order an official investigation in what exactly took place.
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Landa estimates that only 1 percent of his patients are staunchly opposed to vaccines, while perhaps 20 percent are sincerely confused, awash in fearful misinformation.
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He had staunchly come out against arming teachers, but Florida's Senate struck a compromise Monday that excluded full-time educators from participating in the program.
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Although it is ostensibly a relatively liberal and staunchly anti-Islamist political outfit, the authorities claim it runs a shadow organisation of extortionists and kidnappers.
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Karlie Kloss and her husband, Joshua Kushner, are staunchly liberal — but they're linked to President Donald Trump's Republican administration through his older brother, Jared Kushner.
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Kavanaugh has staunchly denied the accusations, calling them a "grotesque and obvious character assassination" and "a coordinated effort" to drive him out on the nomination.
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China's position is staunchly opposed by countries such as Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam and Taiwan, and the court said China had violated the Philippines' sovereign rights.
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This is where you'll find the likes of George Will, Charles Krauthammer and writers from the National Review, all loudly and staunchly opposed to Trump.
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France, which has staunchly defended the Paris accord since Trump announced his decision to withdraw, said it would push forward with implementation no matter what.
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In 2012, Grimm staunchly defended his integrity in the face of a New York Times investigation questioning whether he'd run wildly afoul of fundraising laws.
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The world's most high-profile Christian takes center stage in a staunchly Buddhist country accused of horrifying acts of brutality against its Rohingya Muslim minority.
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With White's departure, the SEC will be left with two commissioners, who often staunchly disagree with each other - Democrat Kara Stein and Republican Michael Piwowar.
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He portrays himself as an Iraqi nationalist and last year met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia who is staunchly opposed to Iran.
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But White House officials later told him that the proposal would not fly with Trump, who is staunchly opposed to more money for Puerto Rico.
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Above all, the nominee should be staunchly nonpartisan, respected by both political parties but beholden to neither and fiercely committed to the pursuit of justice.
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Grassley spoke up throughout the hearing to staunchly defend the committee's actions, speaking over other senators when they posed criticisms of him or his staff.
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The district's diversity is a snapshot of the rest of the state: Though Texas is thought of as staunchly conservative, its demographics are shifting rapidly.
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A small, prosperous city whose reputation is built on family-owned jewelry factories, Arezzo is Baciocchi's hometown, a place to which he is staunchly attached.
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The Jammu and Kashmir state government, led by chief minister, Mehbooba Mufti has staunchly denied accusations that proper procedures have been skirted during the investigation.
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More present was their mother, the irrepressible Violet Kray, who staunchly supported Ronnie and Reggie no matter what kind of trouble they found themselves in.
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"That's all bullshit," said former Rhode Island Representative Jon Brien, a self-described conservative Democrat who sponsored—and staunchly supported—the state's voter ID law.
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The cheerful sketches have kindled both praise and outrage online, but Sofia Broman, business manager for art at the stations, stands staunchly by the work.
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Morales quickly became a leading Young Lord as an education captain, bringing forward an agenda that staunchly concerned feminism and the oppression of all women.
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We got Todd and his whole brood Wednesday at LAX and he staunchly defended his wife for choosing to take part in the reality show.
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Then there was a third group: those who are staunchly committed to the wall and argued that Mr. Trump's move on Friday was actually strategic.
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Given the state's partisan mold and the narrow Republican margin in the Senate, they say, even a staunchly anti-abortion Democrat might face long odds.
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Whether the victories will translate into a more sweeping turnover next year of congressional seats in upstate New York, which is staunchly Republican, is unclear.
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One is that more white suburbanites in Texas than elsewhere are evangelical Christians, perhaps the group now most staunchly supportive of Trump and the GOP.
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Several of those first-time candidates are facing daunting odds because they are running in staunchly Republican districts or have little money or political networks.
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She hails from a staunchly Republican family and says her grandmother, Molly, whose brother was executed in an earlier struggle for independence, hugely influenced her.
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Amid this dissatisfaction with the status quo, voters in Kensington — a constituency once staunchly Conservative — elected their first ever Labour member for Parliament last week.
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Ireland's youngest-ever prime minister and the openly gay son of an Indian immigrant, he presented a new image of the once staunchly Catholic country.
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The changes negotiated by Johnson to the Northern Ireland part of the deal are major concessions from the man who one year ago staunchly rejected.
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It's an election year, so I'm betting that Norman will come out staunchly in favor of using lethal force at the slightest hint of trouble.
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In the Netherlands, polls are showing a rising tide of support for the Party for Freedom (PVV), led by the staunchly anti-Islamic Geert Wilders.
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As "Again" delves deeper into Bette's politics, we learn she is staunchly against Big Pharma and particularly sensitive to the tragedy of the opioid crisis.
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France, a staunchly secular country, has long struggled to assimilate its large Muslim population, made up mostly of descendants of immigrants from its former colonies.
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"The allegations against me paint me in the worst possible historic portrait of a gay man," said Mr. Murray, who has staunchly denied any wrongdoing.
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Wary of Sunni dominance of public life, Alevis are key stakeholders in the secular Turkish state, and yet have suffered under staunchly secular governments, too.
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They need a majority of votes to change the trial procedures, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Republican from Kentucky, has staunchly resisted Democrats' demands.
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New Hampshire is a socially liberal and fiscally conservative state, where many Democratic politicians staunchly defend the continued lack of an income or sales tax.
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As a former Afghan intelligence chief who is staunchly anti-Taliban, he had been near the top of the militants' list for a long time.
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This is a legacy the U.S. should be proud to contribute to — but we should also be the first in line to staunchly defend it.
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Mr. Peña Nieto staunchly defended the visit, saying he had sent invitations to both of the leading presidential candidates to come to discuss bilateral issues.
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Although both Obamas were staunchly opposed to President Donald Trump's candidacy, they have largely avoided criticizing the Trump administration, outside of a few key moments.
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It was the former president of that staunchly neutral country, Samuel Schmid, who conducted the latest investigation for the Olympic committee, resulting in Tuesday's sanctions.
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The staunchly anti-Hezbollah Lebanese Forces, a Christian party, emerged as a big winner, nearly doubling its lawmakers to around 15, according to initial indications.
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But it did not persuade May's allies in Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), who have staunchly opposed the deal, which ultimately doomed it.
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He's also staunchly pro-life and has received a 0 out of 100 rating from Planned Parenthood for his positions on abortion and reproductive health policy.
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Even though he's an OB/GYN, he is staunchly anti-abortion and is open about how he has convinced his patients to carry non-viable miscarriages.
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But the scandal has gripped the nation, prompting many politicians to criticizes the Church in the staunchly Catholic country, where the crisis has scarred its credibility.
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"Northern New Englanders tend to be pretty staunchly anti-establishment and Bernie Sanders has always stood up against corporate power and big money interests," Weaver said.
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But she told BuzzFeed News that she'd gladly accept a plan for DREAMers, even if it comes from a man she has staunchly opposed for months.
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Mr. Dutton has staunchly maintained his position that they will not be removed from the camp or repatriated, but other lawmakers have shown slightly more flexibility.
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Johnson will have to see how the government's wafer-thin majority — only provided by a staunchly pro-Brexit party in Northern Ireland — lasts under his leadership.
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It was all pretty touching stuff from Ted ... that is 'til the conversation turned to the defending champion, Warriors -- who staunchly rejected their Oval Office visit.
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She staunchly described the charges as payback for her efforts to take on an "old-boys network" in state government that traded offensive, mildly pornographic emails.
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She reversed her position on sensitive political issues like the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and the Keystone XL Pipeline -- two projects that progressive staunchly oppose.
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Its staunchly conservative programming, which blurs the lines between news and entertainment, and sometimes reality, is widely credited with helping create America's fiercely divided political climate.
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With White's departure, the SEC will be left with only two commissioners, who often staunchly disagree with each other - Democrat Kara Stein and Republican Michael Piwowar.
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Hu Xijin, the editor of Global Times, a staunchly nationalistic mainland newspaper, said the ad was "ridiculous" and seemed aimed at stirring up critical news reports.
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On Cruz, he added: "I'm concerned that we need to expand the Republican Party," suggesting that the staunchly conservative Cruz wouldn't be able to do so.
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Dean Heller, who's been staunchly opposed to the bill, returned to his home state of Nevada, where he faces a tough re-election bid next year.
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But it's unclear whether the noise made by Democrats will have any effect on Comey, who has prided himself as a staunchly independent law enforcement official.
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Dalí / Duchamp is billed as a first-ever look at the relationship between the two artists, most likely because they remained staunchly independent of one another.
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Whether Kavanaugh would do so won't be known for some time, but his staunchly conservative record, and his promotion by the Federalist Society, suggests he would.
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"It didn't matter what religion they were, they were totally behind us," said Armstrong, who grew up near the staunchly nationalist Falls Road in west Belfast.
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Hewitt had staunchly defended Pruitt amid a laundry list of ethics controversies about his high-cost travel and a discounted condo he rented from a lobbyist.
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Matt Drudge issued a rare tweet on Thursday that appears to be a cryptic reference to President Trump, whom he staunchly supported during the presidential race.
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On Thursday, Sessions staunchly defended the FBI, calling its director, Christopher Wray a "man of integrity," and warned lawmakers not to "smear everybody" at the department.
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He demanded $5.7 billion for the structure, a figure staunchly opposed by congressional Democrats, which triggered a 35-day partial government shutdown that ended last month.
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Competition over mines among "pro-government" strongmen has turned parts of the country that staunchly resisted the Taliban — like Badakhshan province — into hotbeds of the insurgency.
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Imagine what will happen when those on the right — who were staunchly opposed to Trump — vote with his base in the midterms after this Kavanaugh debacle.
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Kavanaugh has staunchly denied the claim against him while already agreeing to appear before the committee for a second time following his bitterly partisan confirmation hearing.
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But Trump and his aides have staunchly insisted they have no choice, instead blaming Democrats for not supporting legislation that would allow the practice to end.
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But the staunchly conservative chairman and fiercely liberal ranking Democrat found common ground on more than two dozen proposals intended to ease burdens on burgeoning companies.
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Democrats want Medicare to negotiate prices and want to allow Americans to buy cheaper prescription drugs from abroad, policies that are staunchly opposed by pharmaceutical companies.
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Mr. Bannon's backers note that several of Breitbart's top editors and managers are Jewish — as was Mr. Breitbart himself — and the site is staunchly pro-Israel.
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Our show sources say Jo thought it was important for the episode to air because she's staunchly anti-corporal punishment, and wanted to start a conversation.
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Such findings ran contrary to the talking points of the NRA, whose PR campaign staunchly advocated that privately owned firearms in households provided safety and protection.
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And while the 18-year-old actress is staunchly opposed to bitchy behavior, she sure knows how to pull it off in front of a camera.
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Bolton brought in Mauricio Claver-Carone, known as staunchly anti-Castro and an outspoken critic of Obama's rapprochement with Havana, as his top Latin America adviser.
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On the one hand, I was staunchly opposed to many of the business practices that made these companies into the globe-striding behemoths they are today.
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"The central government staunchly supports the government of the special administrative region in curbing the activities of 'Hong Kong independence'," Xinhua paraphrased Xi as telling Leung.
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A second, organized by supporters of gay rights, would strike the entire Republican platform, which is staunchly conservative in its treatment of sexuality, gender and religion.
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But Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her leadership team remain staunchly opposed to impeachment proceedings unless Democrats can make a persuasive case to the broader American public.
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"We are staunchly opposed to Chick-fil-A setting up shop in the UK and certainly in Reading," the group said in a statement on Twitter.
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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen won re-election by a landslide by positioning Taiwan as an independent country staunchly defending its democratic system against autocratic China.
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Mr. Verhofstadt suggested that he was taking the step to ensure that the Parliament did not end up weakened by small but staunchly anti-European parties.
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There is the hothead, the beatnik, the talented painter, the idealist who defied the rest of her white Texas high school class by staunchly opposing segregation.
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But Jägerstätter's faith was not the fulcrum of the state cracking down on him; rather, it was the staunchly political act his convictions pushed him toward.
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And even as Chinese leaders say they want to avoid a trade war, they are staunchly defending their plans and showing little sign of backing down.
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Though he came out as staunchly anti social media in February 2015, he succumbed and joined Instagram the next month; he now posts frequently and enthusiastically.
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And Persian Gulf monarchies like Saudi Arabia, which once staunchly backed the Palestinians, now worry more about Iran's regional influence, a concern they share with Israel.
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In response, Russia, which staunchly supports the Syrian government, warned that it would target any American or coalition planes that flew west of the Euphrates River.
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In general, Horn's work sits staunchly between the lurching horns of Georges Bataille's brand of mystical Surrealism since it is magical, excessive, and overwhelms binary divisions.
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In other words, staunchly anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, right-wing parties in Europe are gaining increased traction and along with them, bigoted rhetoric and, potentially, policies.
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European negotiators had insisted that Japan lower import duties on a range of agricultural goods, in particular dairy products, an area that Tokyo has staunchly protected.
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He is also staunchly opposed to marijuana, and recently gave federal prosecutors the green light to pursue marijuana cases in states where the drug is legal.
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Yet potentially much more significant is this statement from RNC chair Reince Priebus, who has been staunchly in Trump's corner of late: Reince on trump pic.twitter.
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"If ever there was a time to launch a staunchly left-wing coalition in Portugal, it was now," said Nicholas Spiro of Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London.
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She is also staunchly opposed to the new campus carry law, which she said is more likely to bring violence back to the school than prevent it.
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Dmitriyev&aposs colleague, Irina Galkova, observed him and his daughter together three years ago during one of Dmitriyev&aposs expeditions and staunchly disputes the accusations against him.
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"Even regular US Freedom of Navigation patrols near the artificial islands exposed the Chinese government to popular criticism for not defending Chinese interests staunchly enough," Weiss says.
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The NRA has staunchly fought any attempts to restrict access to guns or assault rifles like the AR-15, which was used in the Florida school shooting.
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However, Tuesday's announcement marked a change of heart for the organization that had staunchly opposed any such rule allowing student-athletes to make money off their fame.
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Staunchly conservative but little known outside his congressional district, he faced Adam Putnam, a fixture in Florida politics since his election to the state legislature in 1996.
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The boyfriend was older and had been fired from a fast food restaurant over allegations of theft from the cash register, though Jana staunchly maintained his innocence.
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They are, after all, fire veterans, having weathered many catastrophic blazes and believing that standing staunchly in front of their homes with hoses is where they belong.
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But Cuellar wants to be clear: He continues to be staunchly opposed to "the wall," calling it a fundamental misunderstanding of the needs of the southern border.
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Pence was seen as defending Trump more staunchly during his self-destructive campaign moments than Christie, who faded in importance during the campaign, sources told NBC News.
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In the world's priciest housing market, it is hardly surprising that property owners are staunchly against new funeral businesses in order to preserve their sky-high rents.
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Israel has staunchly opposed an American withdrawal from Syria's eight-year conflict out of fear that Iran and its proxies would move in to fill the vacuum.
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Emboldened by a more staunchly conservative majority on the Supreme Court, abortion opponents nationwide have pushed increasing restrictions hoping to force a reversal of Roe v. Wade.
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Mott, for her part, credits Cohen's work ethic; the artist staunchly refused to outsource the weaving, and Mott recounts bearing witness to Cohen's efforts at the loom.
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A self-proclaimed nationalist, Orbán is skeptical of European integration and staunchly opposes immigration into the EU, warning that Muslim immigrants pose a threat to Christian civilization.
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Tax reforms on the EU level must be backed by all 28 member states to be approved, but Ireland and Scandinavian countries have staunchly opposed the overhaul.
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Lipinski is staunchly anti-choice and anti-abortion and always has been, all while 86% of Democrats believe abortion should be legal in at least some form.
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Silbermann was staunchly against the idea to the point where he wrote an internal blog saying there would never be video on Pinterest, a former employee said.
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Though Ivanka and Jared have staunchly supported Trump during his campaign and throughout his administration, observers have doubted the former Manhattanites' commitment to conservatism from the beginning.
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Once staunchly Republican, Hispanic Floridians were already turning deep blue, as the community gets younger and less dominated by conservative Cuban-Americans, even before Mr Trump's obscenities.
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Ramamurti is senior counsel to Warren on banking and economic policy and she is staunchly backing him for the SEC job, one of the sources told Reuters.
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Democratic activists rallied at courthouses in Iowa this weekend to urge Grassley, who represents the state, to reconsider his position staunchly opposing hearings for the Obama pick.
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Nelson, who staunchly defends the drilling ban against any policy that could even slightly threaten it, filed legislation earlier this year to extend the prohibition through 2027.
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His address Friday amounted to a return for Trump to the type of staunchly conservative setting that he used as a candidate to appeal to Republican voters.
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Her win in the once staunchly Republican county was an early sign of California's demographic shift, as the state became more ethnically diverse and far more Democratic.
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He endorsed segregation and black disenfranchisement in 1957; called for police to suppress the Selma marchers in 1965; and staunchly championed Apartheid-era South Africa in 1985.
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GOP lawmakers, who were already staunchly opposed to the plan to close the military prison, used the new data as an opportunity to pile on their criticisms.
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Speaking in Perth on Tuesday, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe played down recent increases in mortgage rates while sounding staunchly upbeat about the economy.
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On the whole, the Conservative Party and the Brexit Party attract "Leave" voters, whereas the Liberal Democrats and the Scottish National Party (SNP) are staunchly Remain parties.
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The staunchly pro-Brexit paper declared May was on a "sticky wicket," and it used a photo of her grimacing and putting her hand to her head.
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Drudge, which staunchly supported Trump as a candidate in 2016, has joined other conservative outlets in increasingly turning more critical of the president in the past weeks.
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Members of the Republican Party have remained more staunchly conservative, pollsters found, with 22019 percent identifying as conservative in 2018 and just 22 percent calling themselves moderate.
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The two candidates have some similarities in that they both are staunchly opposed to international trade agreements and have vowed to shut down jobs being shipped overseas.
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The king said the new cabinet should review the tax system and immediately start a dialogue over the draft income tax law, which protesters have staunchly opposed.
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Despite Peter's protests and Hannah Ann's public dressing-down of her ex-fiancé, Barbara was still staunchly anti-Madison, saying that the couple would never make it.
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The pro-intervention press beat the drums of war, countered only by a few staunchly nationalist papers like the Chicago Tribune and the New York Daily News.
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The White House is also staunchly opposed to the Senate's measure, and if anything managed to get through both chambers, it would surely meet a Trump veto.
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Given its authoritarian government that staunchly opposes dissent of any kind, sending doctors for humanitarian purposes is great PR. Cuba is taking precautionary measures of its own.
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Channeling the same bluntness that helped fuel his political rise, he carved out a staunchly noninterventionist stance on the conflict and criticized as plodding Mr. Obama's approach.
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But two decades later, in 1992, the staunchly anti-communist Graham was invited to Pyongyang as an honored guest of North Korea's late President Kim Il Sung.
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The new balance of power could give Vizcarra a fresh chance to push his package of anti-corruption reforms, staunchly opposed by the opposition majority in Congress.
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But Myanmar staunchly rejects the idea that any of this could be construed as an intent to destroy the Rohingya population, which is the requirement for genocide.
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Just as important, Mr. Meshal said he hoped the document would bring Hamas closer to Saudi Arabia, which, like Egypt, is staunchly opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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This seems benevolent... until the details emerge, revealing their insistence on exercising heavy influence over hiring practices, staunchly libertarian "free-market" curriculum, and instilling climate change skepticism.
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Perhaps most pointedly, while the Women's March claimed to stand for love, nonviolence and inclusion, its organizers staunchly refused to extend that "inclusion" to pro-life women.
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Despite this shooting and Riyadh's involvement in the murder of Washington Post journalist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi last year, the president still staunchly supports the kingdom.
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Trump, who had staunchly defended his policy of separating parents and children who cross the border from Mexico illegally, signed an executive order to end such separations.
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But while the EU said that Northern Ireland could stay within the EU's customs union in order to achieve this, the U.K. and Northern Ireland's staunchly pro-U.
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It would be an easy thing to fuck up, but I'm willing to have faith in Doom having played the Bethesda-published and staunchly anti-fascist Wolfenstein reboot.
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Family—in the traditional sense—comes first, and even the country's ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party, isn't all that liberal; it's staunchly opposed to same-sex marriage.
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Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy (Chris Geere) are staunchly against relationships because they believer relationships make people boring — and yet they can't deny they're drawn to each other.
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John Nicholson — was staunchly opposed by Bannon, who latched onto an idea by former Blackwater founder Erik Prince to send private mercenaries to Afghanistan to replace US soldiers.
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" Trump has portrayed himself as staunchly pro-gun rights throughout his campaign, even claiming that his presumptive general election opponent Hillary Clinton wants to "abolish the 2nd Amendment.
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And this is the problem with trying to regulate in the interests of ordinary people while one of America's major political parties is staunchly opposed to such efforts.
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Still, the now more convenient pre-treatment might not change the game for anyone who's staunchly anti-Ugg, but it'll surely please the existing, very loyal fan base.
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At the same time, covered by his calls for "common ground", he states his own progressive positions—including staunchly pro-choice views in a pro-life state—unapologetically.
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PiS had framed the European ballot as a battle against western liberal ideals that it says threaten the traditional way of life in Poland, a staunchly Catholic country.
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Amazon staunchly opposed a "head tax" in Seattle that would have charged companies $275 per employee, per year, generating around $48 million in recurring revenue for the city.
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In a guest article published in Germany's staunchly conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, Schaeuble said interest rates were too low and a cause of serious and legitimate concern.
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During a trip to Chile in January, the pope staunchly defended Barros, saying he believed he was innocent, and that accusations against him were "slander" until proven otherwise.
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Kahn, the first Muslim mayor of any Western capital, staunchly disapproved of Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric and his decision to issue a travel ban against Muslim-majority countries.
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The director has been staunchly silent in recent weeks, stoking speculation about when he might speak out about any Trump-related investigation — and whether he's building a case.
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Hoover's active confrontation of the Depression was limited to economic management; he staunchly resisted the idea that the government should help individuals through employment programs or direct payments.
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The alliance is staunchly opposed to immigration and has called for legislation to address crimes committed by Bulgaria's Roma minority, to increase pensions and keep down electricity prices.
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But first, the former Ohio State wide receiver faces a primary fight against a staunchly conservative opponent who has won support from some former Trump White House staffers.
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PiS had framed the European ballot as a battle against Western liberal ideals, which it says threaten the traditional way of life in Poland, a staunchly Catholic country.
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It was introduced in the 1980s, and the target was not Arab politicians but the staunchly anti-Arab Kach party, led by the American-Israeli Rabbi Meir Kahane.
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The bigger flaw in Trump's anti-socialism strategy, though, is that it's forcing him to be staunchly pro-capitalism at a time when its popularity is severely ebbing.
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In a sense, Pitbull's support of Obama gave many young Latino voters permission to support a candidate that was generally persona non grata in their staunchly Republican households.
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American producer Marshmello is staunchly committed to maintaining an anonymous identity, although he did troll people into thinking he was Tiësto for a hot second back in June.
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Warring reports and "slippery" statistics made the full impact of the stock market crash hard to gauge, and long into the crisis, the Hoover administration remained staunchly optimistic.
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Although most people appeared to either dismiss the importance of the issue at hand or to staunchly defend Columbus and the status quo, opposing voices were also heard.
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Russia, which has staunchly defended Mr. Assad, both on the battlefield and at the United Nations, has never conceded that his forces used chemical weapons in the conflict.
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For one, the administration is largely made up of politicians who have been staunchly anti-LGBTQ for their whole public careers, like Vice President Mike Pence and Sessions.
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The letter's author, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, was the papal ambassador to the U.S., and played a role in the naming of staunchly conservative bishops in several cities.
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It has staunchly defended its "holistic" admissions policy, which considers race as one factor among many and has been held up as a model by the Supreme Court.
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In the past, American military officials have warned that such a move would escalate the American involvement in the war in Syria, something the Obama administration staunchly opposed.
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Navarro, who is known for his staunchly critical views of China, called it "cynical" to say that White House officials saw any economic opportunity in the coronavirus epidemic.
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In September 1861, the state's lawmakers hoisted the United States flag as a sign of its loyalty to the Union, while the governor "remained staunchly Confederate," she said.
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This is the first presidential race in the past half-century in which two staunchly left-wing candidates have mounted viable, top-tier candidacies for the Democratic nomination.
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"Many staunchly conservative Republicans viewed this as kind of a betrayal of the party," said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science and law at Montclair State University.
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But through it all (West's pro-Trump stance and sudden pivot to gospel music included), the true fans of the hip hop legend have remained staunchly in formation.
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Last summer, a man whose social media presence made clear that he was staunchly anti-Trump began shooting at a baseball practice of congressional Republicans -- nearly killing Rep.
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North Carolina's Ninth is, after all, a staunchly conservative district that's been electing Republicans since the 1960s, and one President Donald Trump won by 12 points in 2016.
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Or perhaps it was a way for Club for Growth, staunchly opposed to Mr. Trump in the 2016 election, to ingratiate itself to the president and his supporters.
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On the staunchly pro-Brexit side are Euroskeptic Conservatives, including former Brexit Secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who both resigned from May's Cabinet over Chequers.
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Those who staunchly defend the VA in light of the indefensible suffering it often causes are putting the federal bureaucracy ahead of the veterans it's supposed to serve.
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Numerous cities and other municipalities have staunchly refused the spread of ride-hailing apps, including Barcelona and Budapest, while some places like Vancouver are only beginning to relent.
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"Senator Lee has staunchly defended our constitutional liberties in the United States Senate and I am honored to receive his support and endorsement," Moore said in a statement.
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For Trump, the changing portrait has become another letdown in a nomination process gone awry, even as he staunchly defends his nominee and presses Congress to confirm him.
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Wray, Rosenstein defend integrity of Mueller probe The two officials staunchly defended the integrity of both themselves and Mueller's investigation amid a barrage of criticism from the right.
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Washington (CNN)The US and Turkey will create working groups to tackle unresolved areas of tension, including Washington's anti-ISIS partnership with a Kurdish group Turkey staunchly opposes.
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Congressional Republicans saw up close the dangers of having the more staunchly right-wing elements of the Tea Party come to define their tenure in the House majority.
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A walkout in staunchly liberal Los Angeles would also signal a major shift in a movement that has spread mostly in conservative or swing states with weaker unions.
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Today, Ireland is no longer staunchly Catholic and over the past three years, voters have approved abortion and gay marriage in referendums, defying the will of the church.
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" Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross on Friday highlighted Clinton's "absurdist claim," noting it was "awarded 'Three Pinocchios' by the staunchly pro-Clinton Washington Post for purveying 'rhetorical poppycock.
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His staunchly conservative views were made even more controversial in 2012 when he threatened his Mexican ex-lover with deportation if he ever revealed that Babeu is gay.
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He was offered the lead role in Diamonds Are Forever in 1970 but turned it down, staunchly insisting that the part of Bond must be played by a Brit.
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US officials said that American policy toward the European Union was also likely to arise, with Merkel expected to staunchly defend the bloc as it faces a precarious future.
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And he staunchly defended his relationship with President Donald Trump, who encouraged him to speak with reporters about his role in the Epstein matter amid calls for his resignation.
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To be out and LGBTQ in a staunchly Catholic, politically conservative country like Poland is to summon an unlikely well of resilience while waiting for social tides to change.
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Even though the World Health Organization, American Heart Association, and Centers for Disease Control are all staunchly anti-vape, that hasn't stopped many people from partaking in electronic cigarettes.
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Pakistan officials staunchly refute the long-held Western intelligence accusation that the country harbors outlawed militant groups, which often plot and plan attacks that are carried out in Afghanistan.
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Staunchly pro-gun Florida bucked the NRA to pass the first gun restrictions in the state in more than 20 years, in consultation with the families of Parkland victims.
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In 2001, the staunchly pro-oil White House energy task force, led by Vice President Dick Cheney, recommended that Congress exempt hydraulic fracturing from Safe Drinking Water Act regulations.
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If, after this year's elections, Emmanuel Macron is France's president alongside either Angela Merkel or Martin Schulz as Germany's chancellor, the club would be under staunchly pro-EU leadership.
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In fact, Graham is staunchly defending Trump over the Ukraine scandal, even using his powerful role as Senate Judiciary Chairman to backstop the President against House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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In March Asaib Ahl al-Haq, one of the largest militias, moved into the riverside palace of Sajjida, Saddam Hussein's wife, in Adhamiya, a staunchly Sunni neighbourhood of Baghdad.
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Haugland is staunchly opposed to supporting any of the three candidates at this point and is lobbying every other delegate to withhold their support until that first nominating vote.
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The FCC's new chair, Ajit Pai — who was appointed by President Trump in January — takes a staunchly anti-regulatory approach to the laws that govern how ISPs conduct business.
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Trump campaign defends tweet as a 'basic star' in wake of criticism Some in the party have urged Clinton to pick a staunchly liberal running mate, like Massachusetts Sen.
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That was due in part to their reputations as staunchly conservative populists, which Trump believed was a sign they would be more willing to help a like-minded leader.
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In the most recent congressional skirmish, McConnell staunchly opposed the House's proposed changes to a $4.6 billion bill that would provide humanitarian aid at the U.S.-Mexico border. Sen.
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Determined to forge her own path, she refuses to take the reins of her father's global empire just as staunchly as she rejects the idea that he's truly gone.
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Pro-life groups first demanded a ban on abortion after staunchly Roman Catholic Croatia declared independence from communist Yugoslavia in 1991 and have intensified their campaign in recent years.
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A staunchly secular Kurdish militia in Syria known as the People's Protection Units, or YPG, has proven to be one of ISIS' deadliest enemies on the ground in Syria.
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"I would hope that the members of this committee and the American taxpayers see me as staunchly independent, or more so," Rettig told the panel, which oversees tax policy.
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In spite of Twitter's reputation as a space for political debate and agitation, politics attracts only some 13,000 accounts (including 1,500 that form a separate, staunchly right-wing cluster).
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Yehuda Klausner, a staunchly secular academic and right-wing nationalist, chose to send him to the religious school, reckoning that the important thing was that Mr Oz shun Bolshevism.
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The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which is helping to keep Britain's Conservatives in power, takes a staunchly pro-Israel line, hewing to the hawkish end of the Israeli spectrum.
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Their central finding should be apparent to anyone who remembers the last time their fiercely Republican aunt sat down to Thanksgiving dinner with her staunchly Democratic brother-in-law.
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But Chapman's devoted — and staunchly religious — wife has stayed by her husband's side the last 38 years while he's been in prison and has no plans to leave him.
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Many see encouraging echoes of Mao's political style in Xi's crusade against corrupt party bureaucrats, and in his staunchly populist rhetoric, nationalistic bent and repeated demands for ideological conformity.
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Rachline, who joined the FN aged 14, does not shy away from controversy and staunchly defends some of the moves for which critics attack him — including boycotting local journalists.
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The decision comes a day after Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull brushed aside criticism from staunchly conservative elements of his Coalition government to attend Sydney's annual gay Mardi Gras parade.
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At a major White House conference on Native American issues, Obama didn't directly confront the ongoing battle over the Dakota Access Pipeline, which is staunchly opposed by local tribes.
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But Poland and Hungary staunchly oppose any obligatory immigration quotas and a diplomat involved in the talks for one of the two said the idea was "absolutely not" acceptable.
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Several tech lobbying groups have told Reuters that allowing wide-ranging consumer privacy lawsuits is among the few legislative proposals the industry will staunchly fight in Sacramento and Washington.
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The conversation changed Wednesday when Trump staunchly denied Wilson's claims even though the account was backed up by the very Gold Star family his call was meant to comfort.
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Founded in 2013 by former members of the mainstream conservative People's Party, Vox is anti-Muslim, nationalist, anti-feminist, Eurosceptic, socially conservative, economically liberal, and staunchly pro-Spanish unity.
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Many leaders in Turkey's staunchly secular military are concerned that Mr. Erdogan will fill the vacancies with religious allies — Islamists he can rely on, as opposed to the Gulenists.
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Credit Suisse boss Tidjane Thiam staunchly defended his record as CEO of Switzerland's second-largest bank Thursday, despite calls from an activist investor for the lender to break up.
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"The Children's Hour," in which a distraught Shirley MacLaine hangs herself in shame after confessing her love to a staunchly heterosexual Audrey Hepburn, was nominated for five Academy Awards.
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In response to Mr. Trump's statements, Ted Cruz said that "we shouldn't be talking about punishing women," while staunchly favoring no exceptions, even for cases of rape and incest.
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Madame Keane, so admirable in her ability to staunchly stand by her morals under pressure, unfortunately lacks the CIA talents of Carrie to be a convincing two-faced liar.
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The tool reveals Trump to be somewhat liberal on LGBT rights and drug policy and only mildly conservative on tax reform, while Clinton remains staunchly progressive across the board.
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The issue has come to the forefront amid the installation of Italy&aposs new populist leaders, which includes a staunchly anti-immigrant, right-wing party in its governing coalition.
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The trade escalation has rattled even staunchly pro-Trump Republicans from farm states, leading many to question the President's rhetoric on China and asking him to consider the repercussions.
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The staunchly pro-Israel Trump administration should also assist Jerusalem's active campaign against Iranian entrenchment in Syria and its preparation for a significant defensive war against Iran and Hezbollah.
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The administration is largely made up of politicians who have been staunchly anti-LGBTQ for their whole public careers, like Vice President Mike Pence and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Meanwhile, several national governments of EU member states are staunchly defending these filters in the Council, which holds just as much sway in the lawmaking process as the Parliament.
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James Villas, an author of numerous cookbooks and magazine articles who staunchly defended his homegrown Southern cooking and waged an uncivil war against voguish gustatory gimmickry, died on Aug.
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Ramamurti currently serves as senior counsel to Warren on banking and economic policy, and Warren is staunchly backing him for the SEC job, one of the sources told Reuters.
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As a result, Mr. McCabe voted for Donald J. Trump in the presidential election last year, even though he grew up in what he calls a staunchly Democratic home.
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Until now, Mr. Trump had been comparatively restrained about the multiple federal judges who have ruled against parts of his immigration order, even as he staunchly defended its legality.
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Though he&aposs been perhaps the most controversial and divisive president in modern US history, Trump has had a remarkably steady approval rating due to his staunchly loyal supporters.
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The movement, whose green-shirted followers championed "Christian values" and were staunchly opposed to liberalism and Marxism, was suppressed when President Getúlio Vargas assumed full dictatorial powers in 1937.
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But the worst news for Trump may be this: Even Senate Republicans who have staunchly defended Trump have started to indicate they are taking the impeachment effort more seriously.
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He can make the risky choice to participate in the state Republican Party nominating convention in April, where staunchly conservative delegates have spurned favored GOP candidates in the past.
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Democrats in both chambers are staunchly opposed to funding the border wall, and several Senate Democrats have vowed to block any bill that includes money for the southern barrier.
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The bishops' comments angered women's groups and critics of the church in Chile at a time when confidence in church leadership in the once staunchly Catholic nation has plummeted.
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Research by Datafolha, though, found that while anti-government protests have grown in the past couple of years, the profile of those participating remains staunchly middle class, or above.
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He's used his platform to staunchly champion LGBTQ rights, poignantly denounce Trump, and repeatedly and publicly prod his most prominent Instagram follower, Ivanka Trump, to alter her father's policies.
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We talked about the strategic decisions he made to sell Obamacare in an area that was staunchly opposed to the law, and what he felt worked and what didn't.
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Pence expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, has been a strong supporter of free trade, is staunchly socially conservative, and has said that Trump's ban on Muslims is unconstitutional and offensive.
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Chuck Bass was originally a minor background character, a villain who epitomized the amoral privilege of the Upper East Side against which Serena struggled and which Dan staunchly opposed.
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Remember ... it was exactly a month ago when Aaron came on "TMZ Live" and staunchly supported MJ, saying absolutely NOTHING happened in his encounters with MJ back in the day.
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He has spoken of punishment for women who have abortions (and, given the leadership of his staunchly anti-choice Vice President-elect Mike Pence, he could get away with it).
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University of Florence law Professor Giuseppe Conte received a mandate last week from staunchly pro-Europe President Sergio Mattarella to try to form viable government out of rival populist forces.
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Though she remains staunchly private about her personal life and relationship with her late husband, Powell Jobs has more openly discussed her business ventures and philanthropic pursuits in recent years.
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Portugal hosted Euro 2004, eventually reaching the final and losing to plucky little Greece, who staunchly refused to be drawn into a football match at any stage during the tournament.
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Nearly 2,000 mostly small retail shops, including restaurants, grocery, book and coffee shops, announced plans to strike, according to an online survey, a rare move in the staunchly capitalist economy.
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Tiffany, who was staunchly sober at the beginning of the trip, admits to eating some weed brownie and is freaking out about what it's going to do to her baby.
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The media has been poring over the outcome of a race, in a staunchly conservative district on the edge of Phoenix, that would normally deliver a boringly predictable Republican win.
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Pence, who staunchly supported free trade agreements as a 12-year veteran of Congress, looked to square joining Trump, who has made opposing free trade a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Camille Grammer caused a stir with her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costars on Tuesday's episode, staunchly defending Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh as he faced allegations of sexual assault.
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The new regime, known as bail-in, has been staunchly criticized by Italian authorities on fears that it could scare investors and damage retail savers who were unaware of risks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The row over Europe inside David Cameron's Conservative party may have thwarted the ambitions of staunchly pro-EU finance minister George Osborne to succeed him as prime minister.
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The real presidential candidates — Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton — have both said they support allowing local bans on fracking, a move that industry groups staunchly oppose.
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The new regime, known as bail-in, has been staunchly criticised by Italian authorities on fears that it could scare investors and damage retail savers who were unaware of risks.
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Citing Sanders' "brave" October 9, 2002, speech on the Senate floor, in which he staunchly opposed the Iraq war, Sarandon said, "I need somebody with judgment and not just experience."
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She spoke to Broadly about the process of making the film, releasing a staunchly pro-choice documentary in an age of increasing extremism, and how things are really not fine.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon left the White House in August to return as executive chairman of Breitbart News, which staunchly backed Trump during the 2016 campaign. ADVERTISEMENT
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial page is staunchly conservative and often echoes the ideas of owner Rupert Murdoch, but its reporters have long had a reputation for being non-partisan.
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This race is now between a candidate who will be a voice for North Dakota and another candidate who politicizes every issue and staunchly opposes President Trump at every turn.
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A growing number of congressional Democrats have backed impeachment in recent months, but the House speaker staunchly resists any effort to launch a formal inquiry that could lead to it.
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They are nearly all white, staunchly conservative, and eager to share what they've learned about organic farming, raising livestock, tying ropes, fermenting cabbage, and filtering drinking water in the wild.
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I support these candidates based on their record of service to the VA community, and for taking bold positions on key issues that senior VA leadership and unions staunchly oppose.
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I may have been a source of wisdom and clarity when I wasn't the one partaking in the challenge myself, but how would I fare as the staunchly sober friend?
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Mr. McCrory ran for office as a pro-business moderate but has often gone along with a staunchly conservative Republican legislature whose supporters he needs to win a second term.
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The former candidate, who repeatedly called Trump a "con artist" during his own failed presidential campaign, now falls staunchly in the "Never Hillary" camp and shared as much via Twitter.
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Despite the upswing in popularity that has allowed kinbaku to occasionally edge into mainstream culture, for the moment, the serious study of the art is staunchly situated in the underground.
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Effendi, a Muslim, faced sustained criticism from hardliners for approving the building of the Santa Clara church in the staunchly Muslim city after 17 years of rebuffs by local authorities.
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Even as some of his top advisers pushed him in 2017 to send many thousands more troops to the country, he staunchly resisted, arguing it ultimately wouldn't lead to victory.
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One of Latin America's most staunchly Catholic countries, Chile had been shaken by revelations about the sexual crimes of Fernando Karadima, once one of Chile's most respected and influential priests.
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Unlike the joyous "As You Like It" produced by Public Works this summer, "Arden/Everywhere" sticks staunchly to Shakespeare's text even when the words and plots just weigh it down.
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The Moscow-based Levada Centre said 30% were categorically against the reform, with 17% inclined to oppose it, compared with 23% staunchly in favor and 25% inclined to support it.
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Although I usually disagreed with her traditional views, I always found her unwavering position refreshing – you could respectfully disagree with somebody who sat staunchly on one side of the fence.
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The exculpatory A.P. article aroused the suspicions of the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief, David Kraslow, whose paper remained staunchly Republican but was keen to enhance its journalistic stature.
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That successful effort was led by Texas, which has long waged its own phony war against voter fraud and staunchly defends one of the country's most restrictive voter-ID requirements.
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He is largely expected to continue the policies he promoted as lieutenant governor, which included pro-business tax cuts, rejection of entitlement programs, and a staunchly anti-Medicaid expansion stance.
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"We have two presidential candidates who are staunchly committed to Medicare for All and have made it a defining issue in the 2020 presidential election," she said in a statement.
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The party is staunchly against same-sex marriage, which is already legal in the rest of the UK following legislation by the Conservative Party under former Prime Minister David Cameron.
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The Obama administration had staunchly opposed direct military intervention against Assad in order to avoid the risk of getting bogged down in a new war against Syria and potentially Russia.
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Others, led by his chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, and his senior adviser, Stephen Miller, want to pull him in a staunchly nationalist direction on issues like trade and immigration.
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The build-up to the referendum is likely to see an intense debate between reformers and groups such as the Pro Life Campaign, which is staunchly opposed to the change.
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Why it matters: This is why the industry is so staunchly opposed to both President Trump's and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's plans to piggyback off of other countries' lower prices.
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The mayor also staunchly defended his environmental record, saying that the city's electricity consumption had fallen by about one quarter since he switched street lighting to LED, low-consumption bulbs.
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S&S maintained that they "have never condoned discrimination or hate speech in any form," something Yiannopoulous, who abhors political correctness and staunchly defends free speech, has been accused of plenty.
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For one, the administration is largely made up of politicians who have been staunchly anti-LGBTQ for their whole public careers, like Vice President Mike Pence and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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President Trump on Tuesday staunchly defended US Senate candidate Roy Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct and predatory behavior by several women, some who were teenagers at the time.
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He also pushed for changes to Afghanistan's "illegitimate" constitution - a document staunchly protected by the government - saying it should be based on "Islamic principles, national interests, historic pride and social justice".
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She is staunchly anti-Trump, she has a sharp analysis on what he and his affiliates might be up to, and she is already planning to boycott his joint session address.
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Indeed, Trump released a list of staunchly pro-gun potential Supreme Court nominees as a sign of his commitment to upholding the Second Amendment while speaking at the recent NRA convention.
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He ran again in 20163 with a more staunchly progressive campaign focused on economic inequality, and his list of Valley supporters showed no sign of deserting him; even Thiel re-upped.
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The imposing 60-tonne trucks initially daunted Gulaban, 25, a housewife and mother of three from Thar's Hindu community inside the staunchly conservative and mainly-Muslim nation of 208 million people.
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Three of the top four vote getters on the Republican side -- Ted Cruz, Trump and Ben Carson -- ran staunchly anti-establishment campaigns and together captured some 60% of the total vote.
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The United Arab Emirates, a U.S. partner in the Gulf region that staunchly opposes Iranian foreign policy and swiftly backed Washington's decision, has said it is fully complying with the sanctions.
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The policy was announced on Tuesday by Liliane Ploumen, minister for international development cooperation, whose Labour Party - the junior coalition partner in the government - is traditionally staunchly favor of abortion rights.
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Speaking on the risk to markets posed by the possibility of a U.K. exit from the European Union (EU), Hoberman said the majority of tech entrepreneurs were staunchly against the move.
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Despite those fears, the survey also found Filipinos were staunchly behind Duterte's drugs war, which has drawn international concern and a request from a United Nations human rights expert to investigate.
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The debate points to a growing influence of conservative Catholic values in Polish public life since the staunchly eurosceptic PiS unseated the more secular-minded centrists in an election last October.
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From the outside, at least, Nintendo is a study in contradictions, at once devoted to the constant development of new gaming experiences, while remaining deferential and staunchly loyal to its past.
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"Journalism is not a crime," chanted several hundred people gathered outside the central Istanbul court to protest against the prosecution of writers, executives and lawyers of the staunchly secularist Cumhuriyet newspaper.
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In this tightly composed narrative of Machiavelli's life and thought, Benner argues that "The Prince" is a work of secret subversion, using irony and beguilement to advance a staunchly republican message.
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In such a staunchly Republican state, one would expect a Republican president to have "a substantially higher" approval rating than Trump does, said Brigham Young University Political Science Professor Chris Karpowitz.
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Just over a year ago, Ross staunchly defended Trump's massive tariffs as being "no big deal" on CNBC — and held up cans of soup, beer, and soda to illustrate his point.
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Republicans have supported a $1.1 billion funding package, but it would move money from existing Ebola and ObamaCare efforts while preventing funds from going to Planned Parenthood — provisions Democrats staunchly oppose.
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Nearly 2,000 mostly small retail shops, including restaurants, grocery, book and coffee shops, have announced plans to strike, according to an online survey, a rare move in the staunchly capitalist economy.
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He went on to say the Second Amendment staunchly defends every American's right to bear arms, and that his organization would be happy to work with schools to make them safer.
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Earlier this year, Pence, who is staunchly opposed to abortion, signed a severe anti-abortion bill into law in an attempt to further restrict Indiana women's access to reproductive health care.
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" The National Women's Law Center, another group staunchly critical of Trump, said "the President's choice runs counter to widespread efforts to address and prevent sexual harassment at this moment of reckoning.
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Jamie is so staunchly hetero, and Randall was so obviously monstrous, that the impression of "predatory gayness" and Jamie's lingering trauma has left John Grey to pick up somebody else's mess.
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Many of her sculptures unfortunately shed some of their magic, staunchly established as objects in a museum as they perch on platforms, are set to the side, or stand behind rope.
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As Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell has reported, Pierluisi faces allegations that he took part in the sort of politics the protesters are staunchly against: using public office only for personal enrichment.
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The revelation mystified members of his Alternative for Germany (Alternative für Deutschland, or AfD) party, which is staunchly opposed to Islam and holds that the religion has no place in Germany.
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The comments sparked a backlash among women's groups and critics of the Church in Chile at a time when confidence in Church leadership in the once staunchly Catholic nation has plummeted.
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Closer cooperation between staunchly pro-American Kurds and pro-American politicians in Baghdad, like Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, would also help counter the influence of Iran and its armed proxies.
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While many airlines have suspended flights to China, the authorities in Hong Kong, which shares both land and sea borders with Mainland China, have staunchly refused to close off its borders.
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In his campaign office, her staunchly pro-European challenger, George Turner, of the Liberal Democrats, thinks he has a good chance of defeating Ms. Hoey because of her views on Europe.
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But in this broken system, both the leadership and the irony of the situation remain staunchly unchanged, as TIP's leadership now 'advises' the government while auditing it at the same time.
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TRENTON, N.J. — When Representative Jeff Van Drew, a moderate Democrat who has staunchly opposed impeaching President Trump, decided to jump to the Republican Party, he got Mr. Trump's encouragement and blessing.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) staunchly opposes continuing to rely on the engines after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
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She herself was once considered radical for overseeing the AfD's transformation from a party set up by academics in 2013 to protest euro zone bailouts into a staunchly anti-immigrant party.
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Before the Pacific Island Forum even began, Nauru requested the Chinese delegation travel on their personal passports rather than diplomatic ones, a request Beijing staunchly refused, threatening to boycott the meeting.
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And Trump would be better than the Democratic nominee, former Secretary of State Clinton, who at best — in their view — couldn't be trusted on Israel, despite her staunchly pro-Israel record.
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Democrats, who detest his staunchly conservative views particularly on immigration policy, are eager to keep him in the post, while Trump and his GOP allies are actively trying to undercut him.
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The president has said that he is in favor of raising the federal minimum age to buy guns to 21 from 18 — a policy staunchly opposed by the National Rifle Association.
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It's not intuitively clear whether Cruz is drawing more voters from Trump or Rubio — he is staunchly anti-immigration reform, like Trump, but he is also an actual conservative, like Rubio.
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A slew of candidates is already jockeying to take over as Conservative leader and become the next prime minister, including Boris Johnson, May's former foreign secretary who is staunchly pro-Brexit.
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The bill, staunchly opposed by the tech giants which fear Australia could be an example as other nations explore similar rules, is set to become law before the end of the year.
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As the shutdown of roughly a quarter of the government stretched into its 18th day, both sides remained staunchly opposed to each others' proposals for a deal to fund nine federal departments.
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Some Chinese policymakers are pessimistic about relations with America under Mr Trump, noting his staunchly protectionist views and his inclination to improve ties with Russia in ways that might leave China isolated.
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Kalanick was staunchly opposed to Whitman, with a person close to him saying that Uber's cofounder did not trust the Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO and viewed her as deceptive about her intentions.
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The UAE is a tourism and trade hub for the Middle East, but tolerates little public criticism of its ruling families or policies and staunchly opposes the Islamist ideology of the Brotherhood.
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He has made a number of arguments, such as staunchly defending Social Security or offering words of praise to Planned Parenthood, that would have doomed most Republican presidential contenders in years past.
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The latter class includes attorney Alan Kaplinsky, who has staunchly defended arbitration clauses for companies but expressed concerns about the restatement because the unconscionability rule could make contracts too easy to break.
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Sunday's Emmys Awards brought a staunchly anti-Trump edition of the annual ceremony — and perhaps no moment was more political than the feisty reunion of Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton, and Jane Fonda.
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King dollar: Less staunchly dovish words from the Fed, as well as further economic data hammering home the point that the US economy is healthy, could also inspire the US dollar higher.
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The extraordinary public nature of the effort has also stirred speculation that it could be a Trump-approved attempt to humiliate a prominent Republican who staunchly opposed him throughout the presidential campaign.
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It is conservative in its foundational principles: against homosexual sex, staunchly pro-life, in favor of the inerrancy of the Christian Bible, the idea that scripture is literally the word of God.
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Thomas Massie, a libertarian-leaning Kentucky Republican who frequently sides with the staunchly conservative House Freedom Caucus, also told CNN last week that he was uncertain Assad was behind the chemical attack.
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Cramer has staunchly supported a trade war against China and the European Union, among other powers, despite his constituency largely consisting of farmers who have been impacted by tariffs and trade barriers.
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Clinton was also shown to have staunchly supported the closure of Guantanamo and to have praised her colleagues for working to secure the release of a high-profile detainee named Omar Khadr.
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The NFIB has been staunchly opposed to Obamacare and in favor of the House GOP changes to the program, and officials implored members to contact their representatives in support of the plan.
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Runkles chose to keep her baby and, because Christians are staunchly pro-life, it seems like the school should give her credit and respect for choosing to carry the pregnancy to term.
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The conflict pits Cohn — a former Goldman Sachs executive — and other pro-free trade advisers in the administration against the hardcore America First advisers who are staunchly in favor of the tariffs.
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Most of the U.S. leagues staunchly opposed the legalization of sports betting until it became clear that consumer appetite for it had grown and the court was likely to overturn the ban.
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There some similarities between Melenchon's platform and Le Pen's, both skeptical of the EU and globalization but offering very different policies as the former Socialist staunchly criticizes Le Pen's views on immigration.
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And by all accounts, it's shaping up to look like a manifesto from 60 years ago, taking staunchly conservative views on issues such as LGBT rights, abortion, gender, religion, and even pornography.
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He may be a tyrant in training, but at least he'll put a staunchly conservative justice on the bench who will undo the regulatory state and, if they're lucky, Roe v. Wade!
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Part of the public mistrust toward Lam stems from her close working relationship with the staunchly pro-Beijing Leung, who protesters say ordered the firing of tear gas at them in 2014.
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Miller on Sunday staunchly defended the president's right to declare an emergency, arguing that he has the constitutional power to do so, and that the issue of illegal immigration warrants executive action.
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Nevertheless, it is striking that both famous billionaires, aware of how staunchly they must defend their own privacy (Beyoncé, for instance, rarely gives interviews), seemingly have few qualms about sacrificing their children's.
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Waters and Financial Services panel Democrats who staunchly support the payday rule are likely to press Kraninger on the regulation's future and how she plans to oversee the short-term lending industry.
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It seemed, in theory, that the evangelical, staunchly conservative Texan Ted Cruz could be more appealing to Southern voters than Trump, a New Yorker who is not particularly ideologically conservative or religious.
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More than 600 of them have become law across the US.As leaders in the fossil fuel industry, the Koch brothers staunchly opposed efforts to fight climate change and have downplayed its risks.
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Trump must remain staunchly opposed to the Russian invasion of Crimea, and be clear that there is no deal where the United States will accept the aggressive annexation of sovereign Ukrainian territory.
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Some have doubted his zeal for change as he has surrounded himself with top advisers from his early decades in policing and staunchly defended his continued focus on quality-of-life issues.
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Gabbard is staunchly anti-war and uses foreign policy questions as opportunities to remind us that war's "collateral damage" weighs heavily on the minds of those who serve and their family members.
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Using the word almost interchangeably is confusing, not to mention unfair to American neoliberals, who may have gone overboard on financial deregulation in the 1990s but have staunchly opposed Republican austerity measures.
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But the Japanese staunchly oppose that idea, as it would strip away leverage and could force them to make concessions to the U.S. on access to the global agricultural and automobile markets.
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Well-known for her fundraising prowess and strength as a campaigner, the current Arizona congresswoman staunchly framed herself as a bipartisan candidate who would work with "literally anyone" to get things done.
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The founders, Jordan Kunzika and brothers Brian Gerrard and Justin Gerrard, do acknowledge they can't operate a totally anarchic fiefdom but are staunchly against exposing users to deep pocket-reaching legal requests.
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Some analysts said that Aramco's history — it was founded by Standard Oil of California — and reputation as a Western-style business in the staunchly conservative kingdom made it attractive to international investors.
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In his three-day trip to the former communist country, now a staunchly pro-European member state, the pope will try to heal an ancient schism between the Catholic and Orthodox churches.
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