Step aside Drake, Ariana Grande, Travis Scott, and Nicki Minaj...at least, step aside where the Billboard charts are concerned.
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THE GUY SHOULD STEP ASIDE BECAUSE FIRST OF ALL, THESE ALLEGATIONS ARE ABSOLUTELY CREDIBLE ALLEGATIONS, SO THE GUY SHOULD STEP ASIDE.
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"Given my decision to step aside from the ASX board, I think it is also appropriate that I step aside from the Future Fund Board of Guardians," he said.
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" Former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina called on Trump to step aside: "Today I ask Donald Trump to step aside and for the RNC to replace him with Gov.
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Step aside, JoJo – there's a new Bachelorette in town.
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Step aside, Chewbacca Mom – Chewbacca Drawer is officially open.
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" She added, "He decided he would not step aside.
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Now, it's showtime — step aside and let it go.
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Many Colombians want him to step aside entirely, or resign.
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Step aside Gigi, Bella and Kendall ... the OGs are back!
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Step aside, Toolman – Randy Taylor is is in charge now.
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It was time to call on him to step aside.
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If you thought your Eleven costume was incredible, step aside.
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Step aside, guys, there's a new woman Colonel in town.
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Step aside ninja cats, ninja puppies is where it's at.
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Mr Trump will not step aside as Richard Nixon did.
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If true, Moore should step aside from his campaign immediately.
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" Lemon repeatedly asked if Chaffetz thinks Trump should "step aside.
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The constitution requires Mr Sisi to step aside in 2022.
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Step aside, Tinder — there's a new dating app in town.
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Diversity took center stage at the Emmys Step aside, #OscarsSoWhite.
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Colyer called for Kobach to step aside from earlier Thursday.
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As for the White House, Donald Trump should step aside.
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"I think that Roy Moore should step aside," NRCC Rep.
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For the good of the party, she should step aside.
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They need a "spectacular dumbass" who will eventually step aside.
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Go deeper: Algeria's president to step aside after mass protests
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Yet Mr. Nunes has dismissed Democratic calls to step aside.
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The Buttigieg campaign is calling on Bloomberg to step aside.
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Other Republicans have also called for Moore to step aside.
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"I think he should step aside on this," Kasich said.
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Step aside, Biebs — Baby Biebs is here for your throne.
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Step aside, Marvel — the multiverse is nothing compared to the Arianaverse.
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Other Democrats called on him to step aside from the investigation.
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The officials had been "instructed to step aside with immediate effect".
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Step aside, Messi — the soccer Internet has a new nutmeg king.
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Step aside, Tesla Model S, there's a new kid in town.
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Step aside, Neil Patrick Harris, and let Anna Kendrick handle this.
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"I had to step aside from all the emotions," she said.
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Kemp has steadfastly refused to step aside, defending his job performance.
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Kabila has said he'll respect constitutional term limits and step aside.
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Earlier today, Algeria's army chief demanded the ailing leader step aside.
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Jon Huntsman, who called on Trump to step aside; junior Sen.
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Sanchez said Rajoy should step aside to allow such a government.
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Update: USA Gymnastics has asked Mary Lee Tracy to step aside.
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And it's important to step aside and make room for them.
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Pressuring him to step aside will only make him more pugnacious.
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After all, there was no legal requirement that he step aside.
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Hollande's decision to step aside was born out of a frank
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Step aside, Ed Sheeran — there's a new chivalrous dude in town.
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Enough is enough -- it is time for Nevada to step aside.
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Step aside rookie, let the queen show you how it's done!
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Step aside, Duolingo — Python is the language to learn right now.
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In August, 2011, President Obama called for Assad to step aside.
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"Rick has offered to step aside for this charade," McCarthy said.
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An officer tells Mr. An to step aside, and he complies.
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Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Moore should step aside.
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This will increase the pressure on Ryan to step aside sooner.
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Under the deal Pelosi would step aside as Speaker by 28500.
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I think if those allegations are true, he should step aside.
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"Mueller must step aside," he wrote on Facebook over the weekend.
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CreditCreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times Step aside, goat yoga.
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Blackburn will not step aside for Corker, said spokeswoman Andrea Bozek.
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His decision to step aside has made it tougher for Democrats.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) also called on Talley to step aside.
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Ryan's team says rumors the Speaker may step aside are false.
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Asked to step aside, the counterprotesters refused, a city spokeswoman said.
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"Step aside, Lois, I'll protect you," they tell voters daily. 4.
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But he may not have had the choice to step aside.
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I believe it may be time for him to step aside.
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If you don't have it, I think you should step aside.
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She said, "We prepared the women to ensure they were competent, and we prepared the system, which made it a little less shameful for the men to step aside," not "for the women to step aside."
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He added that Moore "should step aside" from the Alabama senate race.
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Literally every other episode of Vogue's "73 Questions with" should step aside.
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NASA's biggest telescope ever prepares for a 2021 launch Step aside, Hubble!
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She will step aside as party leader when a successor is found.
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Some Democrats think the time has come for her to step aside.
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Today, I am calling on my colleague Al Franken to step aside.
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He should resign and step aside and let somebody else do it.
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Step aside cauliflower because a new kind of pizza crust has arrived.
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Founders often need to step aside if their creation is to prosper.
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Stumpf said it was best for the company that he step aside.
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I support Urban in his desire to step aside as head coach.
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Although Sessions has agreed to step aside, that doesn't solve the problem.
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And Schiff said Nunes' role clearly violated his promise to step aside.
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Step aside, because your fandom has nothing on this world record holder.
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Step aside, Santa Claus ... President Trump's vowing to single-handedly save Christmas.
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"I thought the right thing was to step aside," Acosta told reporters, .
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Moscow has rejected calls for Assad to be forced to step aside.
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Or do what honorable coaches of losing teams do and step aside.
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Step aside, pancakes, there's a new focus of the menu at IHOP.
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If Democrats are forced to step aside, they can easily be replaced.
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Then, on Wednesday, Texas' Mike Conaway said he would also step aside.
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Step aside Channing Tatum, there is a new dancing heartthrob in town.
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" Previously, McConnell said Moore should step aside "if these allegations are true.
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" Asked if Pruitt should step aside, Inhofe said, "I've seen these things.
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He denies that, but has not categorically said he will step aside.
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Sobchak has pledged to step aside if Navalny is allowed to run.
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Some GOP primary rivals made it clear they would not step aside.
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" Asked if Mueller should step aside, Trump said, "We'll have to see.
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Some Democrats were quick to call on Mr. Bauman to step aside.
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"He should pre-empt the investigation and step aside," Mr. Sonnenfeld said.
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Korey has subsequently said that the decision to step aside was hers.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), have said unequivocally that Moore should step aside.
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The likelihood that Surkov would step aside has been discussed for weeks.
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Despite Gray&aposs ascension, Schwarzman has made no plans to step aside.
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Numerous Republicans have called on Moore to step aside in the race.
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Now it appears as though Affleck has elected to step aside entirely.
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No way he's going to step aside and let the intruder go.
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Step aside, Millie Bobby Brown — there's a new badass child star in town.
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Step aside Nelly becase Endless/Blond is the Sweat/Suit of our generatien.
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"Order your man to step aside or there will be violence," Lancel warns.
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Step aside, veterans, the industry's next class of posing professionals is coming through.
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"And I agree the time has come for Senator Franken to step aside."
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But politically speaking, they said it was time for Sanders to step aside.
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He has vowed to then step aside and let Anwar be prime minister.
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If the DEA won't step aside, we'll just have to make them obsolete.
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Now other women are coming out against Franken — and demanding he step aside.
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Step aside Alexa, Google has its own voice-based digital assistant: Google Assistant.
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Should Kabila step aside, soccer magnate Moise Katumbi is being tipped to challenge.
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I told him that I thought the right thing was to step aside.
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Or in this case, step aside and leave it up to the professionals.
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THE SWAMP Paul Ryan facing internal pressure to step aside early as speaker .
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John McCain is the only one to say Moore should step aside immediately.
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Step aside Heidi Klum, a new queen of Halloween costumes has been crowned!
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Eventually, Flake got the women to step aside, and the elevator doors closed.
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" He also tweeted that "anyone the people do not want should step aside.
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Democrats and other critics urged Whitaker to step aside from overseeing Mueller's investigation.
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So senators, step aside, stop interrupting and let the woman do her job.
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But on Sunday, a series of events apparently convinced him to step aside.
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Step aside Breaking Bad, another show has claimed the top spot on IMDb.
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That set the stage for Schultz to eventually step aside again as CEO.
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Wayne Grudem, an influential evangelical theologian, this month urged Trump to step aside.
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But that's not exactly a good reason for the court to step aside.
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The people are so disappointed, the right thing would be to step aside.
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And I agree the time has come for Senator Franken to step aside.
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Trump previously said that Moore should step aside if the allegations were true.
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During the coming week I plan to step aside from my leadership responsibilities.
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Ernst has said if the allegations are true, he needs to step aside.
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As a result, there is growing talk about whether she should step aside.
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Some Republicans have outright condemned Moore and called on him to step aside.
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The move prompted original hosts Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc to step aside.
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But President Nicolas Maduro has repeatedly said that he will not step aside.
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During the coming week, I plan to step aside from my leadership responsibilities.
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Many took to Twitter asking Zuma to step aside using the hashtag #ZumaMustFall.
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At one point, he suggested McConnell should step aside if he couldn't deliver.
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In the meantime, the pressure for Garrett to step aside won't let up.
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Several groups aligned with Cordray's CFPB have also insisted that Mulvaney step aside.
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Mr. Burke could also step aside before August, two of the people said.
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Jamilah Nasheed of St. Louis, told me that the governor should step aside.
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And the more international pressure on Mr. Maduro to step aside, the better.
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Analysts suggested two main reasons for Mr. Nazarbayev's decision to step aside now.
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But if things turn, and May loses, she will need to step aside.
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Numerous Democrats have called on Northam to step aside and let Lt. Gov.
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Step aside and give those non-Pokémon players the right of way.
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He said opposition politicians should all step aside, and that new people were needed.
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Hundreds of thousands took to the streets across Venezuela to demand Maduro step aside.
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The group wants the party's aging leaders to step aside for a new generation.
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He says he draws his mandate from grassroots activists and will not step aside.
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Some business leaders want him to step aside before his term ends in 2021.
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LEE, who endorsed Roy Moore, said he should step aside if allegations are true.
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Step aside, Kanye and T-Swift, this is how you do a celebrity rivalry.
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Well, step aside, "moms," because it's time for "dad" style to share the spotlight.
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It is in the best interest of our country for him to step aside.
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McConnell is one of several Republicans who have called for Moore to step aside.
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"If it's true he should step aside and leave the Senate race," Hannity said.
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And if he's not prepared to do that, then I would say, step aside.
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Some GOP lawmakers originally called for him to step aside but have since backtracked.
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Tupelo Mayor Jason Shelton announced Tuesday that he would step aside, leaving former Rep.
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Rob Portman, Ohio: "I believe he should step aside," he told reporters Monday. Sen.
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Earlier Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters that Moore should step aside.
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Previously McConnell had said Moore should step aside if the allegations were proven true.
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So, you got to either catch up or step aside, that's how it is.
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He called on some U.S. politicians to step aside, according to the Associated Press.
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Several lawmakers have called for Moore to step aside if the allegations are true.
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That changed Wednesday, when seven female Democratic senators called for Franken to step aside.
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Some had hoped she would step aside to make way for new Democratic blood.
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But the list of people calling on Mr. Buhari to step aside keeps growing.
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Stanley Lewis finds a way to step aside and let the world become paint.
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Guaido says Maduro must step aside for a transitional government to organize new elections.
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But that would require trusting Mr. Netanyahu to follow through and actually step aside.
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"The person who should step aside is @SenateMajLdr Mitch McConnell," Moore responded on Twitter.
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Numerous lawmakers have called on Moore to step aside if the allegations are true.
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I felt less jostled; men seemed to step aside, to give me more room.
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Now is the right time to step aside - I will not seek re-election.
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Mr. Schumer quietly worked through the day to urge Mr. Franken to step aside.
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If democracy is to be restored in Venezuela, foreign actors need to step aside.
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Mike Lee all followed suit shortly after by calling for Trump to step aside.
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In light of what we know, I see no reason he should step aside.
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"If these allegations are true, he must step aside," McConnell said in a statement.
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Republicans who say Moore should step aside "if" the allegations are true: White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders: "The President also believes that if these allegations are true, Judge Moore will do the right thing and step aside," she said in a statement Friday.
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Democrats and other critics have called on Whitaker to step aside from overseeing Mueller's investigation.
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Washington's sanctions are aimed at putting pressure on socialist leader Nicolas Maduro to step aside.
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Are the people who were once voices for the voiceless now obligated to step aside?
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Castro didn't even need to see Barr's testimony to determine that he should step aside.
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The feud began last August, when Jones made known he wanted Worley to step aside.
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The researchers found that adults were happy to step aside, but children were less accommodating.
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Bersih 2.0 urged the prime minister to step aside while the unusual transactions were investigated.
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Tim Scott: "If they're accurate, he should step aside," Scott said, according to NBC News.
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So when it came to the official team photo, he was asked to step aside.
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"Hopefully the White House will step aside" and leave the process to Congress, he said.
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Each eventually agreed to "take a step aside" and quit demanding the premiership for himself.
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Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets across Venezuela to demand Maduro step aside.
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" Nunes said he will step aside while the House Ethics Committee "looks into this matter.
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They step aside when they sense something coming, about to hit them in the face.
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" Mazie Hirono (HI): "Today, I am calling on my colleague Al Franken to step aside.
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" Sherrod Brown (OH): "I agree the time has come for Senator Franken to step aside.
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Erdogan has backed rebels fighting to overthrow Assad and says the president should step aside.
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He's been asked by many politicians on both sides of the aisle to step aside.
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"If these allegations are true, he must step aside," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
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David Jolly, one of the Republicans to step aside in the Senate race for Rubio.
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South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Trav Robertson is also calling on Parnell to step aside.
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"I thought the right thing was to step aside," Acosta told reporters, according to Bloomberg.
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Whitaker doesn't appear to have any plans to step aside from overseeing the Russia probe.
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The armed forces released a statement "suggesting" that Morales step aside to quell mounting violence.
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I had little recourse but to step aside, hold the door, and bow him in.
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Bishop needs to step aside and allow the sage-grouse plans to be fully implemented.
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Ben Ray Lujan, and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi called for Kihuen to step aside.
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Even if Moore were to step aside, his name would likely remain on the ballot.
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Mitt Romney: "Moore is unfit for office and should step aside," he tweeted Friday. Rep.
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Of course President Donald Trump needs to come out and say Moore should step aside.
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Step aside, millennials — older Americans are carving out their own corner of the gig economy.
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Democrats have also called on Barr to step aside from decisions on the Ukraine matter.
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I believe he should step aside and allow Governor Pence to lead the Republican ticket.
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Zuckerberg, Facebook's leading shareholder, has resisted growing calls for him to step aside as chairman.
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Jerry Moran, R-Kansas -- He believes if the allegations are true, he should step aside.
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"It's time for him (Maduro) to step aside and allow a transition government," said Ledezma.
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Having announced that she will step aside if Parliament agrees to her withdrawal agreement, Mrs.
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Step aside, Julia Roberts ... Louie Anderson is the new pretty woman and he LOVES it.
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She has said that sometime after that she would step aside for a new leader.
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"I thought the right thing was to step aside," Acosta told reporters, according to Bloomberg.
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So step aside tripods: The handheld monopod is the only camera accessory you need today.
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And I'll always do that; I'll never truly step aside from fighting for our country.
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Step aside hygge, this year&aposs buzzwords are flygskam (flight-shaming) and tagskryt (train-bragging).
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters that Trump asked Tillerson to step aside.
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O'Rourke's plea for a president to step aside has solid roots in American political history.
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NBCU CEO Steve Burke will step aside on January 1, making way for Jeff Shell.
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Every major national Democrat this side of Barack Obama called for Northam to step aside.
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No exact time, but as soon as I believe they're ready, I will step aside.
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Here's what you need to know: • Calls for leader of Russia inquiry to step aside.
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" Asked why she had decided to step aside, Ms. Min said: "It's a natural progression.
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Moore has vehemently denied the allegations and has said he's not planning to step aside.
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Ron Slotin has said he won't step aside, which could siphon votes away from Ossoff.
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Baron Hill, will step aside, a source familiar with the plan confirmed to The Hill.
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But Mr. Nunes said he would stay on despite Democrats' calls that he step aside.
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Now and then, when an exhibition is puzzling, it's useful to step aside and reflect.
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Martha Roby said Saturday she will not vote for him and that he should step aside.
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Walter Jones of North Carolina -- are calling for Nunes to step aside in the Russia investigation.
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Step aside Siri and Alexa, John Legend is making his mark in the virtual assistant world.
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I am perfectly willing and happy to step aside or help transition it into something new.
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In sum, "[a]ll defendants must do is to step aside and stop blocking the door".
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At the checkpoint on the Guatemala border, police directed any minors traveling unaccompanied to step aside.
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But many others offered criticism of his comments without actually calling for him to step aside.
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The Governor of Virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together.
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If Trump does not run in 2020, Romney would probably step aside for a younger generation.
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Prosecutors do not like to step aside from the jobs they're empowered to do, Green said.
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"Step Aside Black Friday - Meet Prime Day," Amazon said in a news statement unveiling the event.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Sunday that the nation's top intelligence official would step aside on Aug.
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Right away, several Republican lawmakers say Moore should step aside if the allegations are true. Sen.
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That may ultimately lead to defections in his official support and cause him to step aside.
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Trump broke with national Republicans, who have unendorsed Moore and called for him to step aside.
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Step aside, "American Gods" and "Legion," and see how TV that dares to confuse is done.
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He said that he would step aside if a next president asked him to do so.
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The difference is that she had the political intelligence to step aside and Macri did not.
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"If these allegations are true, he must step aside," McConnell said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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Dawn Laguens, Planned Parenthood's executive vice president, applauded Miller's move to step aside in the case.
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Soon, more than a dozen of Franken's colleagues were calling on him to step aside immediately.
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Not that the US leader is ready to step aside as the world's most powerful man.
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Note that Monday, McConnell did not simply call for Moore to step aside from the race.
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Kemp has thus far dismissed Democratic demands that he step aside as Georgia's chief elections officer.
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Moore in a tweet early Monday afternoon said McConnell is the person who should step aside.
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The next in line, Interim Chamber of Deputies President Waldir Maranhão, has announced he'll step aside.
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Step aside Yoenis Cespedes, Yasiel Puig is here to up the ante in game day transportation.
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Why won't you step aside, let them shine, let them bring THEIR gifts into the world?
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Republican officials from all over the country condemned him and called on him to step aside.
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He's now on board, possibly with eyes on becoming the next PM should May step aside.
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These lawyers, the justices say, should step aside and let Supreme Court specialists handle the arguments.
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Katz's plans to step aside were first reported by The Wall Street Journal earlier on Thursday.
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The women carrying their onions to market atop their heads step aside when a car approaches.
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The calls for Elon Musk to step aside as Tesla's CEO seem to be getting louder.
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Your new boss makes a public statement that if he were you, he would step aside.
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Neither McGill nor the affiliated Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital has asked her to step aside.
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Limbaugh also went after Republicans who have called on Moore to step aside from the race.
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Trump could do no better than to step aside and cede the post to Okonjo-Iweala.
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Step aside, Balto, Disney+ is giving us another very good doggo his due in the Dec.
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The American government and the European Union on Thursday called on Mr. Jammeh to step aside.
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Even if he were to step aside, his center-right Republican Party has few good options.
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Jeb Bush says Roy Moore should step aside: We need to stand for decency from CNBC.
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Israel's Supreme Court dismissed a petition by a watchdog group to force Netanyahu to step aside.
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When an exhibition is as puzzling as this one, it's useful to step aside and reflect.
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If a majority of lawmakers decide they do not, she could be forced to step aside.
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Saleh did eventually step aside, and his longtime vice president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, took over.
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Among those was Nevada congressman Joe Heck, who on Saturday forcefully called on Trump to step aside.
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CEO Alex Ljung will step aside though remain chairman as former Vimeo CEO Kerry Trainor replaces him.
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Babis denies wrongdoing and has refused to step aside as prime minister, as most parties have demanded.
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"If these allegations are true, he must step aside," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday. Sen.
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It would be far better if Mr. Moore just decided to step aside, and did so immediately.
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His testimony coincides with rising calls from both Democrats and Republicans for Mr. Pruitt to step aside.
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" He added, "I'm perfectly willing and happy to step aside or help transition it into something new.
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Step aside Rick and Morty watchers, the "real" Rick and Morty fans once again have no chill.
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Republicans -- I think just yesterday we saw conservatives drop a bill calling for Mueller to step aside.
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If all three step aside, the next in line to be governor is the Republican House speaker.
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Steckler, 60, will step aside at the end of June after 10 years in the top job.
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Ford refused to step aside, even after the City Council stripped him of most of his powers.
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Qalibaf has made a run-off more likely by resisting calls from other hardliners to step aside.
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But there were no signs on Friday that he planned to step aside of his own volition.
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However, the decision also rests with Mueller on whether, like Rosenstein, there is reason to step aside.
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It's because Hairston reportedly received death threats from Lazarito's Dominican Republic investor and decided to step aside.
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" Ed Markey (MA): "I join my colleagues in calling for Senator Franken to step aside and resign.
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Kathleen Rice of New York reiterated her call that it was time for Pelosi to step aside.
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If the senators decide to go ahead, as looks likely, Ms Rousseff must step aside as president.
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An officer leaned out the window and asked them to step aside so that they could pass.
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If he doesn't step aside, the opposition party may move to a no confidence vote in parliament.
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It took Ms Fujimori three days after the story aired to suggest that Mr Ramírez "step aside".
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Fairfax, who has denied the allegations, has also faced widespread calls from Democratic leaders to step aside.
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Trump went so far as to suggest that McConnell should step aside if tax reform also faltered.
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"All (HHS) must do is step aside and stop blocking the door," Amiri wrote in a filing.
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Bob Corker asked the White House to step aside as let Congress handle a tax overhaul. Sen.
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Ms Fujimori waited for three days after the DEA story broke before asking him to "step aside".
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Moore is facing growing calls from Republicans for him to step aside in the Alabama Senate race.
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Coach Bill Laimbeer was happy to step aside, even though he will be charged with the loss.
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Gina Haspel told the White House she would step aside to avoid a brutal Senate confirmation hearing.
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Numerous Republican lawmakers have called on Moore to step aside in the race, but Moore has refused.
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John Kasich, a Republican, told CNN's "State of the Union" that "of course" Moore should step aside.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Kentucky: "I think he should step aside," he told reporters Monday. Sen.
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Mark Meadows, North Carolina: "If proven true, Judge Moore should immediately step aside," he tweeted Thursday. Sen.
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Alabamians head to the polls December 12, and Moore has given no indication he will step aside.
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Many Republicans, like McConnell, said Moore should step aside from the race if the allegations are true.
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He has said that he would step aside if the next president asked him to do so.
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If he does not step aside, I will write in a Republican for the Office of President.
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Numerous Republican lawmakers have said Moore should step aside from the race if the allegations are true.
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"If you have an iota of patriotism, you should step aside," Mesa said in a news conference.
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Netanyahu has faced calls to step aside ahead of a corruption trial that begins on March 17.
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Netanyahu has faced calls to step aside ahead of a corruption trial that begins on March 17.
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With more primary disruptions possible due to the coronavirus outbreak, it's time for Sanders to step aside.
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The Vatican's desire to have Bishop Guo step aside in favor of Bishop Zhan also worries residents.
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And even if Moore had voluntarily chosen to step aside, he couldn't be removed from the ticket.
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Recently, members of the Junge Union, the party's youth organization, directly called for her to step aside.
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What is curious to me is people say, 'Raise us all the money and then step aside.
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Rather than demand that he step aside, Likud lawmakers have repeatedly signed oaths of loyalty to him.
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It was still not clear, however, that Mr. López Rivera had, in fact, agreed to step aside.
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Could somebody also stay home because of outside pressure to step aside to make room for Woods?
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Netanyahu, meanwhile, has refused to step aside as prime minister because the indictments threaten his political survival.
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Many Republicans have said Moore should be called upon to step aside if the allegations are true.
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We could pay him to step aside if he wants to do that, but that's his choice.
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Since the allegations, multiple lawmakers have called for Moore to step aside if the reports are true.
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Those nominees did step aside, and there wasn't a nasty Trump tweet or anything else in response.
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Moore is facing mounting calls from GOP lawmakers and officials to step aside in Alabama's Senate race.
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Undaunted, he continued to call for Jammeh to step aside and hold elections to name a successor.
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He has so far rebuffed the GOP's pleas to step aside as the party's Alabama Senate candidate.
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Over the weekend, numerous Republican elected officials and candidates responded by calling for Trump to step aside.
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"I am perfectly willing and happy to step aside or help transition it into something new," he added.
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The Emmy-winners have opted to step aside from the franchise and work on new Star Wars films.
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For now, he said, he will step aside and let another lawyer from his office take the lead.
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While the "treadmill" of quarterly earnings takes its toll, the choice to step aside wasn't personal, Slootman said.
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Mindong's underground bishop, Guo Xijin, is being forced to step aside in favour of a state-approved cleric.
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He is already under pressure to step aside and appoint a special prosecutor for ongoing Russia-related investigations.
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Wilkinson said she consulted her employees before asking Sanders if she would step aside for a private conversation.
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Step aside, Kardashians — there's a new trendsetter in the beauty world...and his name is John Oliver. Unlikely?
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That means he can serve a maximum of three years as Academy president before having to step aside.
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Fico had promised to step aside if Kiska allowed Smer, the biggest coalition party, to pick his successor.
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"I have decided it is best for the Company that I step aside," he said in a statement.
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"I have decided it is best for the company that I step aside," he said in a statement.
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Step aside April the giraffe, there's a new giraffe in town and this giraffe is the best one.
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Before the election he had promised to step aside once Anwar was free and let him become premier.
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Still, many activists have said enough is enough, and have called for Mayor Rahm Emanuel to step aside.
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Thought More Life, finally, was a well-judged, almost graceful step aside after literal years in the limelight?
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" Moore responded to McConnell's statement on Twitter, saying that the Senator should be the one to "step aside.
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In January, Sloan told Cramer he would step aside if he felt his presence was hurting the turnaround.
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" Sheldon Whitehouse (RI): "Given what we have learned in recent weeks, I expect Senator Franken to step aside.
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Mark Meadows, who also endorsed Moore: "If [the allegation are] proven true, Judge Moore should immediately step aside."
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But, if she truly understands how disastrously "ill-advised" her attacks on Trump were, she would step aside.
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Now we step aside as the machines take over and ask for our help when they need it.
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Put another way, this section basically applies to a president who is disabled but unwilling to step aside.
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Prior to the election Mahathir pledged he would step aside for Anwar, after securing him a royal pardon.
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Alarcon, who is supporting Shammas, said he believed Cardenas should step aside while he deals with the allegations.
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In recent weeks, McConnell and other Republican senators had called on Moore to step aside in the race.
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Trump has repeatedly said he never would have chosen Sessions if he had known he would step aside.
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Despite Pelosi saying she is "worth the trouble," some Democratic lawmakers are calling for her to step aside.
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U.S. officials have in recent weeks ratcheted up pressure on Maduro to step aside as president of Venezuela.
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Mr Gulati has refused to step aside and been cagey about what reforms, if any, he would support.
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Some Republicans have called for Moore to step aside in light of the accusations from the Post story.
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The problem, as readily became apparent from Moore's defiant statements, is that he isn't going to step aside.
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"Best case scenario is for him to step aside which seems unlikely," said a veteran Republican Senate operative.
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I am therefore calling for him to step aside and to allow Mike Pence to lead our party.
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I think it would be best if Roy would just step aside," Toomey told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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"AG Herring offered to step aside as co-chair this morning and the committee accepted," DAGA's statement reads.
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Disclosures in the Panama Papers led the prime minister of Iceland, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, to temporarily step aside.
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If enough swear off Pelosi, she might be forced to step aside even if Democrats win the House.
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However, that candidate, Willie Pinkston, told The Colorado Independent he would step aside if Higgins enters the race.
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"Starting from tomorrow, I will step aside," Juca, appointed by Temer after Rousseff's suspension, told reporters in Brasilia.
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And then, in a statement on Saturday afternoon, Northam again refused to step aside -- and tried to explain.
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The process has been slowed by the veterans' reluctance to step aside as quickly as in previous eras.
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A new generation of young Democrats is demanding a say, but the older leadership refuses to step aside.
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May, claiming that he had the support of 30 colleagues who wanted the prime minister to step aside.
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So in the meantime, the three senators are joining Democrats' new strategy: calling for Barr to step aside.
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Mr. Bush declared the election stolen and called for international pressure to make the Panamanian strongman step aside.
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It would be time for Biden to step aside to prevent another four years of a Trump presidency.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, who sits on the House Judiciary Committee, said bluntly that Sessions should step aside.
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From garage start-ups to internet giants, government needs to step aside and allow permissionless innovation to flourish.
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I think that it's just very important for government officials to understand when it's time to step aside.
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Gerry Connolly released statements on the governor's past actions but did not call for him to step aside.
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Jerry Colangelo will step aside and become a special advisor to ownership while Bryan runs the front office.
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But by day's end, consensus appeared to have been restored: Mr. Sessions would step aside in any investigation.
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But Mr. Collins had defied calls to step aside, refusing to say whether he would seek another term.
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"We thought that for the time being, Mr. Sharif should have been asked to step aside," he said.
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I also think that politicians should step aside and let the art speak for itself and our culture.
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Sanders, however, stopped short of calling on Moore to step aside on Thursday when asked about the allegations.
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She helped lead the company during a transitional time, which saw founder Ray Dalio step aside as CEO.
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His tail is long and it's like a whip, you need to step aside or you get bruised.
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Gleeful grass-roots conservatives demanded McConnell step aside and vowed war against the majority leader and his allies.
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A formal indictment would increase the pressure on Netanyahu to step aside if he does not have immunity.
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The White House issued a statement last week saying Moore should step aside if the accusations are true.
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"I have decided it is best for the company that I step aside," Sloan said in a statement.
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Q. What about a general philosophical question: Should older people step aside to give younger people a chance?
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Other liberal advocacy groups are asking the congresswoman to step aside from leadership positions as the case unfolds.
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He will step aside immediately for K.C. Crosthwaite, who previously served as tobacco giant Altria's chief growth officer.
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It is unclear how much pressure Moonves will face at the board meeting on Monday to step aside.
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The big picture: Cheney is the first member of House GOP leadership to call on King to step aside.
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Step aside, Karla Kardashian — Ellen DeGeneres has found a new way to become a part of the famous family.
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"Maybe in the coming hours Berlusconi or the 5-Star Movement will step aside," Salvini told supporters on Facebook.
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Pizza Rat can step aside because Snow Rat is here and ready to burrow his way into your heart.
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Someone asked her to step aside because a celebrity, who had arrived late, wanted the dance floor to herself.
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The Republican candidate is facing mounting pressure to step aside after the disclosure of his obscene comments about women.
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His policy is to open a client's safe and step aside to let the owner discover what is inside.
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The opposition Labour Party said May needed to get a better deal or step aside and let them govern.
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On Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he believed Moore's accusers and added the candidate should step aside.
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Another Florida Republican hopeful, U.S. Representative David Jolly, has indicated he would step aside if Rubio entered the race.
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Step aside Infinity War, because Jump Force is gunning for the crown of the most ambitious crossover ever made.
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Only a month ago, Thune said Trump should step aside for Mike Pence at the top of the ticket.
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Joe Biden might be the respected elder on the stage, but nobody is going to step aside for him.
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Wednesday, April 5 -- Nunes meets with Ryan that night, where he says he will step aside the next day.
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After six years with the company, he will step aside from his CEO role so Donahoe can take charge.
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"I was asked to step aside at the check-in counter by an armed border protection officer," Adekola recalls.
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Ducharme, who owns four McDonald's restaurants in the area, asked the worker in the next window to step aside.
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Number two, if he cares about the values that he claims to care about, then he should step aside.
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" He elaborated by saying, "I'm perfectly willing and happy to step aside, or help transition it into something new.
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John McCain will step aside as quickly as possible following the news this week of his brain cancer diagnosis.
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"If one day our nation says 'enough', then we will step aside," he said in a speech in parliament.
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He should immediately step aside and allow the people of Alabama to elect a candidate they are proud of.
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No, but she must step aside temporarily while the trial is underway and would have to resign if convicted.
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It is unclear if Rosenstein will step aside from his role in helping oversee the investigation, The Post noted.
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I think it would be best if Roy would just step aside," Toomey said on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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And then it got declined again and I thought OK, I need to step aside before I embarrass myself.
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Under the law, she must now step aside for up to 180 days while the chamber considers her fate.
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" But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's response was more typical: "If these allegations are true, he must step aside.
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On Monday morning, McConnell discovered his backbone, saying "I believe the women" and calling on Moore to step aside.
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Why it matters: That's despite intense state and national pressure on both sides of the aisle to step aside.
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Moore has denied the allegations, even as multiple top Republicans call for him to step aside in the race.
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Whether it's because you can't handle the pressure or you've just burned-out, it's probably best to step aside.
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After years of the US, Russia, and Iran vying for supremacy in Syria, Trump has decided to step aside.
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If confirmed, he will have to step aside for a year from any matters involving any of those clients.
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So far, their calls for Moore to step aside over allegations of sexual misconduct have fallen on deaf ears.
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Frustrated with a stock price that had languished for more than a decade, Microsoft asked Ballmer to step aside.
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Moore, now 70, has denied most of the allegations, and has rejected pleas to step aside in the race.
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Nunes announced Thursday morning that he would temporarily step aside as head of the committee's investigation into Russian hacking.
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Chuck Grassley, Iowa: "He should step aside," he told KCCI-TV Friday, according to the Des Moines Register. Sen.
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Senate Republican leaders have called on Moore to step aside as the party's nominee if the allegations are true.
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Yet if the GOP loses the House, Ryan could run for House minority leader -- or decide to step aside.
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Bill Richardson and Tom Daschle, both nominated for Cabinet positions, were forced to step aside due to ethical problems.
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"Order your man to step aside or there will be violence," says Lancel Lannister, Cersei's cousin turned devoted Sparrow.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) told reporters that "if these allegations are true, he must step aside.
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It would ask underground bishops — Bishop Guo and one other — to step aside and serve under government-appointed bishops.
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If the Democrats fail to win back the House this year, Pelosi will probably step aside, and she should.
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So on Thursday morning, Nunes bowed to the criticism and announced he'd temporarily step aside from the House investigation.
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"Moore is unfit for office and should step aside," former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Friday on Twitter.
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She promised last week to step aside as prime minister if pro-Brexit Tory lawmakers supported her deal. Mrs.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican majority leader, said Mr. Moore should step aside ahead of the Dec.
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Behind the scenes he issued an ultimatum: Mr. Lopez Rivera must step aside or the mayor would not march.
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"I think Roy Moore needs to step aside now, these allegations are disgusting and I believe them," Kinzinger said.
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At the time, Republican leadership praised his decision to step aside, over Democratic criticism that he should immediately resign.
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God has challenged believers "to help the poor and widows and orphans"—but he expects governments to step aside.
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Opposition figures echoed Mr. Khan's call for the prime minister to step aside while the investigation was carried out.
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" On Wednesday, Aidala filed a letter asking Burke to step aside after making comments that were "prejudicial and inflammatory.
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It had moments that felt like closure to me, and this felt like a good time to step aside.
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He is facing growing calls from top Republicans to step aside, but has indicated he plans to keep running.
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Step aside personality quizzes and say hello to Instagram and Tik Tok games that match us with fictional characters.
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The former GM executive has been a frequent critic of Musk and has said the CEO should step aside.
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Numerous GOP lawmakers have called for Moore to step aside in the Alabama Senate race ahead of the Dec.
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A number of Republican senators said following the report that if the allegations are true, Moore should step aside.
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Several groups aligned with Cordray's CFPB have insisted that Mulvaney step aside, while Trump's supporters have defended the president.
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Republican senators on Thursday largely said that if the report is true, Moore should step aside in the race.
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Doug Wilder all condemned the photo in respective statements but did not outright call on Northam to step aside.
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Similarly, President Marcos of the Philippines did not want to step aside when his second term expired in 1973.
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Trump will most likely step aside formally if he wins the Republican nomination, according to his son Eric Trump.
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Waiting at the border between Lebanon and Syria, Dr. M was asked by a police officer to step aside.
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Others — namely establishment-aligned Arizona Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake — have called on Moore to step aside immediately.
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There were so many more I wanted to share with you, and so here's my chance to fully step aside.
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There are some high-profile Republicans like Condoleezza Rice and Senator McCain who have called for Trump to step aside.
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Not a single Democrat in public life wants open borders and if there are any, they should be step aside.
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If he was standing in line in a store and a white person showed up, he had to step aside.
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When perhaps you were lost in the daily narrative, perhaps it was time to step aside, you believed in me.
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He should immediately step aside and allow the people of Alabama to elect a candidate they can be proud of.
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Many of those candidates opposing her called on Pelosi to step aside and argued it was time for new leadership.
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Moise has refused to step aside, saying in February he would not hand power to the leaders of violent protests.
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Step aside, Xboxes and giant TVs: Instant Pots are taking up space on page one of Black Friday ads now.
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No. 2, if he cares about the values and people he claims to care about, then he should step aside.
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Paul Keating, Hawke's treasurer and the architect of Labor's economic policies, pressured him to step aside as his position weakened.
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Step aside, rom-coms: Jennifer Garner is going back to her bad-gal roots for an epic new movie role.
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Cool moms, step aside, because showing your daughter the moves to "Rhythm Nation" is about as cool as it gets.
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Step aside R2-D2 and BB-8, there's a new droid in town — and he's coming for your toy sales.
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"If these allegations are true," said Mr Trump's press secretary, Mr Moore should "do the right thing and step aside".
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We miss the movies from way back when, and some movie genres today need to step aside for a comeback!
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The President also believes that if these allegations are true, Judge Moore will do the right thing and step aside.
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Professor Clark at Wash U said the regulations are clearer than that: The rules, she said, demand Sessions step aside.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement that he trusts Nunes, but also supports his decision to step aside.
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Rachel was forced to step aside from her duties as leading lady after viewers were introduced to Eric's Aunt Verna.
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Bloomberg, 2400, is also mulling a new leadership structure at the company that would allow him to eventually step aside.
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Step aside, Sheikhs -- the NFL's king and queen are touring the Middle East ... and they're getting the full royal treatment.
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"The time has come for President Assad to step aside," might have become official United States policy as of 2011.
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Earlier reports that said Justice Department ethics officials told him he did not need to step aside from the investigation.
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As of Thursday afternoon, at least five Senators called on Moore to step aside, and that number was rapidly growing.
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But when asked if Franken should step aside, she said that the Senate Ethics Committee process should play out first.
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Mike was forced to step aside for a hired gun "professional" CEO from Cincinnati Bell for a couple of years.
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On a quarterly earnings call with analysts, Liveris said he would step aside by the second half of next year.
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But pro-Brexit lawmakers said it was right that officials who lacked enthusiasm for quitting the EU should step aside.
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It's time for the RNC to demand that media executives step aside and let voters hear from all of us.
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McConnell was not the only Republican senator on Thursday to demand that Moore step aside if the allegations are true.
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The White House has already made clear that Moore should step aside if the allegations are proven to be true.
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"I think Roy Moore needs to step aside now," Kinzinger, from Illinois, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead" Friday.
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Jeb Bush: "I would," he told CNBC when asked if he agreed with McConnell that Moore should step aside. Sen.
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Moore has denied the allegations, and has resisted calls from GOP lawmakers and officials to step aside in the race.
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The news of Kelly's willingness to step aside came hours after reports that Trump was considering options for replacing Kelly.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel is challenged even within her own party, and her Bavarian "sister party" wants her to step aside.
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Whitaker disregarded the advice of a DOJ ethics official, who suggested he step aside from overseeing the ongoing Mueller investigation.
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Luther Strange in the September primary, then urged Moore to "step aside" soon after the first reported round of allegations.
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The revelations have already prompted Iceland's prime minister to step aside and spurred criminal investigations on at least two continents.
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He has suggested that he would step aside if the next president wanted to replace him before his term expires.
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Opposition politicians have demanded that Mr. Sharif resign or step aside until an investigation into possible financial misconduct is completed.
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The U.S. and other nations last week recognized Guaidó as Venezuela's rightful leader, raising pressure on Maduro to step aside.
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Or maybe you've been working hard and are just ready to reap the rewards of your efforts and step aside.
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It is said that the five most senior party officials below Mr Zuma have privately urged him to step aside.
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Kalanick resigned on Tuesday after investors demanded he step aside amid a number of controversies at the ride-hailing service.
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Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska -- "If these sickening claims are true, Mr. Moore should step aside" (Statement on 11/9) Sen.
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Samakuva had previously said he planned to step aside, but had appeared to seesaw on the decision in recent months.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE initially defended Porter, leading to a chorus of demands that Kelly step aside.
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Still, Cordeiro decried as "absolute garbage" whispers that he or any other board members had pressed Gulati to step aside.
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He had been asked by Rome to step aside in favor of a Communist Party-approved bishop in the region.
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While he was under investigation, Jamie said he needed to step aside from some of his duties as Britney's conservator.
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Step aside, Quentin Tarantino and Martin McDonagh, and all you other macho purveyors of mutilation and mayhem with a smile.
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Facebook's stock price has fallen, and a group of shareholders has called for Mr. Zuckerberg to step aside as chairman.
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He should immediately step aside and allow the people of Alabama to elect a candidate they can be proud of.
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Public pressure was building for Mr. Sessions, who had been a senior member of the Trump campaign, to step aside.
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The settlement will force Mr. Musk to step aside as chairman for three years and pay a $20 million fine.
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Well step aside, Will, because writer and critic Andrea Long Chu has given us a coronavirus anthem: Car Alarm Improv.
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Many Republicans on Capitol Hill have called for Mr. Moore to step aside, but he has refused to do so.
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U.S. law would have forced Grenell to step aside as acting director on March 11 unless Trump announced another nominee.
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Mr. Ivanishvili became prime minister, only to step aside in favor of a longtime business associate, Irakli Garibashvili, in 2013.
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Step aside Pumpkin Spice Latte — Starbucks just launched a new seasonal, and very spooky, beverage just in time for Halloween.
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It was Pete Buttigieg, calling to seek Nielsen's support now that her candidate had made the decision to 'step aside.
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"I have determined that it is the right time for me to step aside," Nielsen said in her resignation letter.
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She said in the interview that she was in shock when security told her to step aside, and Trump appeared.
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McConnell originally said that Moore should step aside "if these allegations are true," a sentiment echoed by other GOP senators.
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The commissioner's term expires in November, but he has said he would step aside sooner if asked by the president.
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Seizing on the latest controversy, five House Democrats wrote a letter to Price on Wednesday urging him to step aside.
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Benchmark Capital, another big investor in We Company, would also like Neumann to step aside, one of the sources said.
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If he does not seek an extension, he will have to step aside for an interim prime minister who would.
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But the poll supported Netanyahu more when people were asked whether Netanyahu should remain in office or temporarily step aside.
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Mr. LaPierre refused to step aside, and the embarrassing material was indeed released, though it is not clear by whom.
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There's a chance that military leaders would call for free and fair elections and then step aside for the winner.
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At the press conference, Trump would solemnly pledge that on Inauguration Day, January 20, he will, only minutes after taking his oath of office, step aside by invoking the presidential disability provisions of Section Three of the Amendment — much as he might step aside if he were undergoing a scheduled coronary bypass that day.
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Amanda Renteria, a Democrat also running for governor, is calling on Newsom, the clear frontrunner of the race, to step aside.
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If Fairfax were also to step aside, state Attorney General Mark Herring, a Democrat, is next in line to become governor.
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The Senate does not vote on whether to confirm the national security adviser spot, but Kaine suggested Flynn should step aside.
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He doesn't have to step aside from the investigation, and the letter noted the decision to do so is ultimately Whitaker's.
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He will replace outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, who was forced to step aside after failing to deliver a Brexit deal.
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But an increasing number of Republicans have called for him to step aside in his pursuit for Alabama's open Senate seat.
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If this is really about winning and not about one person, Tim will look at the big picture and step aside.
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But he said he isn't eager for his first-choice candidate to step aside and endorse the presumptive nominee just yet.
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Internationally, even some of Ortega's once-stalwart allies on the left have decried the violence and urged him to step aside.
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An editorial from Virginia newspaper Richmond Times-Dispatch called for Northam to step aside: We all act foolishly in our youth.
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The New Jersey senator declined to answer whether the former secretary of state should step aside in favor of Vermont Sen.
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However, the president also believes that if these allegations are true, Judge Moore will do the right thing and step aside.
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That is the clause that explains what to do if the president cannot fulfill their duties but will not step aside.
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"We're not going to step aside and say, 'Hey ho, there goes the country,'" says Anthea Simmons from Devon for Europe.
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But even many ardent supporters think Mr Sisi should step aside after his second term and make way for a successor.
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But Rosenstein's role in Comey's firing raised new questions about how he will proceed and whether he, too, should step aside.
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This was Ardern's first cabinet reshuffle since taking office in 2017, although last year she asked two ministers to step aside.
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Lindsey Graham and Orrin Hatch, amend their statements to say Moore should immediately step aside as the allegations are credible. Sens.
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Bitches can step aside because once the bee pollen hits, you'll feel like someone dropped the beat at your fave rave.
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I understand Senator Franken will make an announcement tomorrow morning, and I'm confident he'll do the right thing and step aside.
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Nunes will remain chairman of the committee, but will temporarily step aside from the probe, he said in a statement. Rep.
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But before sundown, Trump increasingly believed Jackson should step aside "before things get worse," an official familiar with the talks said.
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After the allegations came out against Moore, several Republicans called for the GOP Senate candidate to step aside in the race.
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Reports emerged last month that Whitaker had disregarded the advice of an ethics official that he step aside from the probe.
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All this comes after founder Kevin Plank, in a surprise move last month, announced he'll step aside as CEO on Jan.
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Ryan has said he asked Conroy to step aside because some members complained that their "pastoral needs" were not being met.
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Multiple GOP lawmakers have called for Moore to step aside in the Alabama Senate race in the face of the allegations.
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ET that the women senators would go public in a show of unity with their desire for Franken to step aside.
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Gregory Meeks of New York and Raul Grijalva of Arizona, had called on Conyers to step aside from his judiciary post.
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Multiple Virginia lawmakers, as well as the Congressional Black Caucus and Virginia Legislative Black Caucus, have said he should step aside.
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Sanders has previously said the president's position on Moore is that, "if the allegations are true," then Moore should step aside.
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Orrin Hatch, Utah: "I stand with the Majority Leader on this," he tweeted about McConnell calling on Moore to step aside.
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Moore responded to McConnell soon after, writing on Twitter that the Majority Leader should "step aside" because "he has failed conservatives."
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An endorsement by the Wisconsin GOP party now could put pressure on the losing candidate to step aside before the Aug.
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Chief Tooke has determined that it is best for the Forest Service, its future, and its employees that he step aside.
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The president, Dilma Rousseff, was forced to step aside on May 22016 because of allegations that she manipulated the state budget.
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Sources told Business Insider at the time of lavish parties and Wagner's refusal to step aside even as the business failed.
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Democratic Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas was unusual in that she replaced her late husband and then refused to step aside.
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But bleating over Clinton's every utterance, telling her to stop talking and step aside -- or keep shouting for what she believes!
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Step aside, Samsung, Sony, LG, and Apple, there's a new king of the consumer tech business, and its name is SHAASUIVG.
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He becomes one of the highest ranking Catholic leaders to step aside over global accusations that the Church harbored sex abusers.
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That deal arranged by Kerry Trainor saw him become CEO and the previous co-founder and CEO Alex Ljung step aside.
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Dozens more have said they would not be voting for him in November or have called on him to step aside.
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Perhaps it was time for him to step aside and let someone else oversee the next chapter of Ghetto Film School.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said he was running an "Inspector Clouseau investigation" — so it was time for him to step aside.
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He said that Moore "should step aside" in the race for Alabama's Senate seat previously held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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He decided not to step aside, he said in the court documents, and subsequently lost the home and his $50,000 deposit.
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Rather than imposing his personality on the world, Lewis finds a way to step aside and let the world become paint.
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But it was only recently that members of his own party turned on him and called on him to step aside.
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Majority Leader McConnell issued a statement on November 1797 explicitly saying Moore "should step aside," and said he believed the allegations.
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In an interview with C-Span, she called for Ms. Pelosi and other top Democrats in their 70s to step aside.
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Thankfully, Mr. Bloomberg has shown the courage and integrity to step aside and play another role in taking the White House.
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There is clearly an audience who share Mr. de León's view that it is time for Ms. Feinstein to step aside.
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Until this week, he had offered hints that he planned to run again, despite pleas from fellow Republicans to step aside.
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If season one is any benchmark, the generals of the Republic and the admirals of the Imperial Navy should step aside.
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Party officials on Tuesday decided to issue a "recall" notice after failing privately to convince Zuma that he should step aside.
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Could Mr. Biden find it in himself to step aside and then use his influence and support to endorse Ms. Klobuchar?
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Yet Mr. Nunes resisted demands to step aside until Thursday, when he found himself under investigation by the House ethics committee.
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Page and Brin relinquished their roles as Alphabet CEO and president, respectively, saying it was time for them to step aside.
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Page and Brin relinquished their roles as Alphabet CEO and president, respectively, saying it was time for them to step aside.
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At the time, he joined a growing number of lawmakers who were calling for Moore to step aside in the race.
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He ordered Valletta to step aside and said the deputy commissioner's involvement in the investigation must be reviewed by his replacement.
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In an interview with CNN, Ross cited a frustration with the political climate as one reason he chose to step aside.
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Fidel began his protracted retreat from public life in August 2006, when a grave intestinal illness forced him to step aside.
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In May 2015, Lamoriello announced that he would step aside as the Devils' general manager and be replaced by Ray Shero.
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He settled with the agency, agreeing to pay a $20 million fine and to step aside as chairman for three years.
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Some hope, wistfully, the three will step aside before the 2018 midterms to help send a message and generate new ideas.
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"I have determined that it is the right time for me to step aside," Ms. Nielsen said in a resignation letter.
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When she checked out with her son on July 15, a hotel employee asked her to step aside for a moment.
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Justices commonly step aside in cases that pose financial conflicts, for example owning stock in a company involved in the litigation.
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"I think he should step aside," said McConnell, who previously said Moore should leave the race if the allegations were true.
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Yes, the US prefers for Maduro to step aside of his own accord so Guaidó can take over without more bloodshed.
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I step aside to let a young girl take a selfie and later watch a couple send their daughter off to college.
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The Hill cited four House Republicans as saying that they expected Ryan to step aside as Speaker after next Tuesday's general election.
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Step aside apple-picking photos and #PumpkinButt babies, there's a new photoshoot that sums up the true meaning of the fall season.
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But when asked if he would ever step aside and let someone else lead the company, he didn't completely dismiss the notion.
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Time for him to step aside so we can focus on winning ideas that will carry Republicans to a victory in Nov.
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If federal judges have a financial interest, however small, in the outcome of a case, the rules require them to step aside.
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"He should immediately step aside and allow the people of Alabama to elect a candidate they can be proud of," McCain tweeted.
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He is one of Wall Street's most prominent figures and has given no public indication that he plans to step aside soon.
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Amy Dacey is the highest-ranking official at the DNC to step aside due to the matter, a senior Democratic official said.
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ABC said Rosenstein told Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand she would have authority over the probe if he were to step aside.
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First, special counsel Robert Mueller will never be able to untangle the tangled webs with any credibility and needs to step aside.
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If there's anyone currently in public office who has behaved that way to any girl or woman, maybe they should step aside.
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But Rolet, who will step aside should the deal with Deutsche Boerse succeed, would not comment on any prospective interest from ICE.
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The current constitution allows him to rule for only two consecutive terms, meaning that he will have to step aside in 2024.
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Tonight, I call on both of them to step aside and allow the great state of Virginia to heal and move forward.
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Senate candidate Roy Moore (R-Ala.): Senior Republicans initially called on him to step aside, though many softened their stances over time.
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Just imagine, what is my incentive in bringing peace if it is peace that I will bring and then I step aside?
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France's ruling Socialist Party has in effect called for Mr Bongo to step aside, something he evidently has little intention of doing.
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The attorney general recused himself Thursday from any federal probes into Russia's election interference, bowing to bipartisan pressure that he step aside.
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Esper then became the acting secretary, but once he was nominated last week he had to step aside until a Senate vote.
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The allegations have compelled several prominent Republican lawmakers to call for the embattled candidate to step aside in the Alabama Senate race.
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After Brazil's Senate voted against her on Thursday, Ms. Rousseff must step aside during her impeachment trial, which could last six months.
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In private conversations with Democratic members, Pelosi has not said when she might step aside or who she favors to replace her.
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The Speaker has said he asked Conroy to step aside because some members complained that their "pastoral needs" were not being met.
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Rather, he pointed to Department of Justice regulations calling on former "principle advisors" of the subject of an investigation to step aside.
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"If these allegations are true, he must step aside," McConnell told reporters, following the publication of the story in The Washington Post.
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Republicans in Congress reacted to the Post report by saying that Moore, now 70, should step aside if the allegations are true.
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The news sent Republicans reeling, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calling for Moore to step aside if the allegations are true.
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And, despite the mounting allegations and rapidly increasing number of prominent Republicans calling for him to step aside, Moore remains totally defiant.
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"If Riek Machar comes back tomorrow, I will gladly step aside if that can bring peace for South Sudan," Mr. Deng said.
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Step aside with dignity and let the investigation play itself out without any further controversy about you, the FBI and your team.
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But a host of Virginia lawmakers, politicians and members of the Commonwealth's Democratic Party continued to call for him to step aside.
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John Kasich of Ohio to step aside to give Republicans a better chance to block Donald J. Trump's bid for the nomination.
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Todd Young, R-Indiana -- He said "we need to act to protect the integrity of the Senate" if Moore doesn't step aside.
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On Tuesday, Gurley and four other investors representing 40 percent of Uber's stock gave Kalanick an ultimatum to step aside as CEO.
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Say things that are critical of Jews, and now the judge presumably has to step aside because of a conflict of interest.
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The network said it granted a request from Gimelstob to step aside from his job as a broadcaster during the legal process.
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Mr. Moore, for his part, is not only refusing to step aside, but is making fund-raising appeals based on the accusations.
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Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in recent days to protest his candidacy and call for him to step aside.
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Maybe it's time for Gen-Xers and baby boomers to step aside and let the younger generation sort out their own rules.
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In short, the Cubans are the only actors in this quagmire who can influence Mr. Maduro and persuade him to step aside.
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His first task could be finding a new finance minister, as Arun Jaitley has asked to step aside due to health reasons.
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On Saturday, Musk reached a deal with the SEC to pay a $20 million fine and step aside as chairman of Tesla.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, the top House Republican, also said Conyers, who is 88 and has served since 1965, should step aside.
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I think you have to be selfless enough to know when you step aside and allow someone else to do the job.
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Nunes pointed to the House Ethics Committee investigation earlier Thursday when explaining his decision to temporarily step aside from the Russia investigation.
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Mr. McNabb acknowledged this, but argued that Vanguard's bench of like-minded thinkers was deep enough to allow him to step aside.
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Glasenberg, the company's second-biggest shareholder with a 9% stake, said in 2018 that he would step aside in 3-5 years.
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"I thought [the guardians] would take care of him, and I could step aside and hope for the best," he told me.
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Step aside Raya because there's a new, even more exclusive online celebrity hook up platform: Instagram (and Season 15 of The Bachelorette).
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The thinking is that if Sanders were to step aside, that would give Warren an easier road to the nomination and presidency.
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Carney will now step aside to be replaced by Andrew Bailey, formerly chief executive of U.K. regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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For the good of Tesla, Elon Musk should step aside, former vice chairman of General Motors Bob Lutz told CNBC on Friday.
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And Ted Cruz, who has won the second-largest number of states and delegates, is not the type to quietly step aside.
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In talking with a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, I'm told Sessions is not deterred by calls for him to step aside.
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He wants the people to step aside and accept what he is giving them and he will lead them into the future.
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"The last thing he's going to do is step aside and let Joe Biden take it," the Sanders associate said. http://bit.
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"I think Roy Moore needs to step aside now, these allegations are disgusting and I believe them," Kinzinger told CNN last Friday.
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Sigler suggested that instead of refusing to answer a question, you should "step aside" from it and reply with a broad statement.
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Curbelo, a top Democratic target in 2018, was one of the few Republicans to call on Moore to immediately step aside. Sen.
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The controversy has consumed the administration and some of the president's allies are demanding that Kelly step aside for mishandling the controversy.
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He denied the allegation, but Cardinal Blase J. Cupich asked him to step aside from the ministry while the charges were investigated.
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To restore democracy in the Latin American nation, foreign powers need to step aside and let the regional stakeholders resolve the crisis.
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More than a dozen Republican senators in Washington have said that Moore must step aside if those allegations prove to be true.
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"If he cares about the values and people he claims to care about, then he should step aside," Ryan told a news conference.
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Many prominent Republicans have called for Moore to step aside, citing the credible accounts given by the victims of the alleged historic assaults.
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Roberts has spent decades in Congress but faced pressure to step aside in part because he would have been 84 when facing voters.
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Similarly, in America today, we expect people to step aside to avoid civilian violence as much as possible while police protect us instead.
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After his arrest, Hickey agreed to step aside temporarily from his duties with the Olympic Council of Ireland, but has not officially resigned.
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" On Saturday, Jolly said in a statement that he would step aside if Rubio entered the race and "support Rubio for re-election.
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So it's not surprising (though it is rather depressing) that I'm the one that's expected to step aside for people — again, mostly men.
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Asking a few hundred million people to step aside, so that workmen can tend to an invisible problem underfoot, will never be easy.
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Nunes, a Republican from California and a Trump surrogate, announced Thursday that he will step aside from his role chairing the House's investigation.
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Despite the controversy, King refused to step aside from his post in Congress and announced in February he'll run for reelection in 2020.
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And several top Republicans, such as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, had previously asked him to step aside.
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The Trump administration in January imposed sanctions on Venezuela and PDVSA designed to curb its oil revenue to pressure Maduro to step aside.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he "believes the women" who have accused Moore of wrongdoing and said Moore should step aside.
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"In conversation with the chief today, she and I agreed that she would step aside to make way for new leadership," Hodges added.
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Turnbull is under added pressure because he refused to force Joyce to step aside while his case was considered by the High Court.
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It has also said Kenyon, who has agreed to step aside, would continue to head the company until a permanent replacement was found.
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Questions about Nunes's handling of the issue — and the Trump administration's possible involvement — have prompted calls from Democrats for Nunes to step aside.
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Nunes has said he sees no reason to step aside from the investigation, and House Speaker Paul Ryan has expressed confidence in him.
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Step aside, Miley Cyrus: There's a new twerking celeb on the scene whose hip-thrusting dance moves are more purr-ecious than provocative.
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Now that someone is asking, 'Do you consent,' and we get to say 'No,' people have to accept our no and step aside.
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When he returned, he told his partners that he had to change direction towards health care, or he would need to step aside.
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters they are frustrated with the bank's weak share price performance and think he should step aside.
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Meanwhile, House Intelligence Commitee Chairman Devin Nunes continues to be a powerful force in the Russia probe despite saying he would step aside.
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If he can&apost do it, step aside, or at the very least ask for help from the president, talk to Rudy Giuliani.
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In talks in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa led by East African bloc IGAD, 10 opposition groups last month demanded Kiir step aside.
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But, in light of the latest allegations, he said it was clear it is best for the city for him to step aside.
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Republican Party rules state that the nominee for president cannot be removed as nominee — he can only voluntarily step aside (or pass away).
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She has had to step aside until the trial is completed, leaving the government in the hands of her vice-president, Michel Temer.
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Move over burritos, step aside Crunchwrap Supreme, Taco Bell is rolling out a new batch of food items — and they're a millennial's dream.
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Susan Collins and Jeff Flake took to Twitter to voice their disapproval and urge him to step aside if the allegations are true.
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"I don't see the governor's got any other choice other than to step aside," Murphy said during an interview Friday night on MSNBC.
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Schumer said Whitaker's appointment "should concern every American" and warned of a crisis should Whitaker not step aside from the special counsel investigation.
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Dvoretzky said Solomon's actions wouldn't necessarily be invalidated, but under SW General's reading of the law, he would have had to step aside.
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While Barack Obama ran in 2008 complaining of how powerful Cheney had been, Biden didn't step aside once he reached the West Wing.
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Despite that pressure, 54 percent of voters — and 73 percent of Republicans — do not think Moore should step aside as the party's nominee.
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Earlier Sunday, Conyers said he would step aside as the top Democrat on the powerful House Judiciary Committee, but would fight the allegations.
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In the case of the House Judiciary Committee, she ultimately chose to step aside until a ruling on the case is wrapped up.
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Here are some of their responses: Republicans who say Moore should step aside or be removed from office if he is elected: Sen.
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Northam apologized Friday night for appearing in the picture from his 85033 medical school yearbook, though he resisted initial calls to step aside.
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If you are expecting highbrow greatness, let's step aside and have a little talk about looking for love in all the wrong places.
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Ryan told members his decision to ask Conroy to step aside had nothing to do with politics, a policy conflict or a prayer.
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And even if ethics advisers at the Justice Department suggested he step aside, Whitaker is not obligated to follow that advice, sources explained.
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Frustration boiled over when a small band of soldiers briefly took over state radio last week and called for him to step aside.
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Ryan sought to put any speculation to rest that he might step aside in a radio interview on Friday with host Jerry Bader.
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He was forced to step aside from the committee's Russia investigation pending an ethics inquiry into allegations surrounding his handling of classified material.
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President Trump does not step aside for anyone when it comes to leading the music of incoherent dislike of all who oppose him.
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Time for him to step aside so we can focus on winning ideas that will carry Republicans to a victory in Nov. Sen.
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Top Democrats have told Axios that Pelosi could ultimately be forced to step aside and let a younger, less divisive Dem, replace her.
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"I call upon Brett Kavanaugh for the good of the country and the integrity of the court to step aside immediately," he wrote.
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"However, the president also believes that if these allegations are true, Judge Moore will do the right thing and step aside," she said.
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Three anti-Brexit parties have agreed a 'Remain alliance' pact to step aside for each other in 60 seats across England and Wales.
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The Liberal Democrats, Green Party and Plaid Cymru have agreed to step aside for each other in 60 seats across England and Wales.
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Part of that, Brennan indicated, is due to reluctance from Russia to encourage Assad to step aside and bring calm to the country.
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Should Representative Martha McSally, a Republican, lose to Representative Kyrsten Sinema, Mr. Kyl could step aside to make way for Ms. McSally's appointment.
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He should step aside, perhaps even go into self-quarantine for a while, and let the experts like Fauci and Birx take over.
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His colleagues in the National Party were no longer confident he had the capacity to lead, and Mr. Joyce agreed to step aside.
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But Salvini's plans went awry when Conte decided to step aside, frustrating Salvini's power play and bringing down the government with his resignation.
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It seemed like a good time to step aside, and honestly, when I left, I didn't know what I was going to do.
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The lesson, as frustrating as it seems, is that the legal experts need to step aside and leave the decision to the politicians.
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But in making his case, he argued that Vanguard's bench of like-minded thinkers was deep enough to allow him to step aside.
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In his annual State of the Nation address, Mr. Putin promised that he would step aside in 2024 when his current term expires.
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More than two dozen protesters staged a sit-in outside Schumer's office Monday, calling on him to step aside for Sanders or Warren.
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The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes, will step aside from the investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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"If you step aside today to make sure we don't send two Republicans to the general, you will be my hero," he said.
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Moore has denied the allegations and has indicated he plans to stay in the race amid growing calls for him to step aside.
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Moore has denied the allegations and continues to run in the Alabama Senate race, despite calls from several GOP lawmakers to step aside.
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Some fear that if Mr. Maduro is forced to step aside, their chances of winning permanent protection in the United States could diminish.
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Before the latest allegations were revealed, Moore responded to McConnell on Twitter suggesting that perhaps he should be the one to step aside.
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Similarly, in America today we expect people to step aside to avoid civilian violence as much as possible while police protect us instead.
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Sansa will step aside when Jon comes back, but for now she's in control, which is something she'll probably be pretty good at.
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Corker, whose efforts to block Trump on tariffs have been rejected by congressional party leaders, is not the only Republican to step aside.
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Despite the controversy, King refused to step aside from his post in Congress and announced in February he'll run for re-election in 2020.
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McConnell and a number of other Republicans have called for Moore to step aside, and the Republican National Committee withdrew its support for him.
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But at the minimum, a trial would put great pressure on Netanyahu, who has been in office for nearly a decade, to step aside.
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However, heavyweight rivals such as veteran opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi and millionaire businessman Moise Katumbi boycotted the process, insisting Kabila step aside this month.
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The idea was that the king and his soldiers would keep the peace, while everyone else should step aside and avoid violence whenever possible.
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Under the accord, Mr. Mas will step aside and be replaced by Carles Puigdemont, who is the mayor of the Catalan city of Girona.
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Pence indicated he would continue to support Trump, despite calls from several Republicans for Trump to step aside and let Pence be the nominee.
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When they step aside for a group photo, 24 students from a technical college take their place to make their own pledges of loyalty.
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There have been rumblings for more than a year that Versace, 62, might step aside, while plans for a public offering have been delayed.
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Barbara Comstock of Virginia, facing a difficult re-election fight in a competitive district, called for Trump to step aside as the Republican nominee.
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Before Nelson came forward with her allegations, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he believed Moore's accusers and that the candidate should step aside.
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Wednesday, March 29 -- House Speaker Paul Ryan continues saying in public that he supports Nunes and will not ask for him to step aside.
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The controversy prompted her to step aside from any public role during the convention ahead of her resignation at the end of the event.
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In the wake of the losses, long-time Abe ally Hakubun Shimomura announced he would step aside as chairman of the party's Tokyo chapter.
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The arrested protesters were from a group of roughly 40 people urging Schumer to step aside and hand the party's leadership to either Sens.
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There are calls for Nancy Pelosi to step aside, and even louder calls for the party to work harder on a new economic platform.
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Most technical CEOs step aside or call for outside help after their IPO, a fact that points to the complexity of managing shareholder expectations.
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Now, the GOP candidate will be responsible for filling more time, unable to step aside and let a crowded field run down the clock.
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A handful of Democrats have called on her to step aside after the loss, arguing the party needs to move in a new direction.
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As of last week, CNN reported that had not yet happened, and Whitaker has given no indication he believes he needs to step aside.
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Justin Fairfax (D) to resign after a second woman accused him of sexual assault, adding pressure on the top Virginia Democrat to step aside.
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Judge Jackson should step aside from this case, and Stone's constitutional right to criticize Mueller and Jackson as he sees fit should be restored.
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At that point, they hope, Pelosi will see the writing on the wall, step aside and allow new candidates for the speakership to emerge.
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If you're feeling very comfortable in your position, and not constantly thinking of new ideas and innovations, it may be time to step aside.
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Though Fairfax declined to call for Northam to step aside, the press conference did little to plug the flow of resignation calls from Democrats.
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It is Mr. Renzi's most crucial political battle — one on which he has staked his political career, vowing to step aside should he lose.
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Opposition groups have demanded an end of nearly 45 years of Assad family rule but Assad hasn't offered any indication he would step aside.
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Moore is facing growing calls from top Republicans to step aside in the Alabama race, though he has indicated he plans to continue running.
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But we agree that it's time to step aside for the new chicken sandwich — now that it's landed an official place on the menu.
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Responsible governments will step aside and let private companies implement cutting-edge retraining to ensure that workers quickly acquire the skills necessary for success.
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So far, Starship says no one has tried to steal or damage their knee-high machines and that pedestrians tend to just step aside.
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Critics have called on Whitaker to step aside from overseeing a special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election won by Trump.
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If you're not professional enough to handle both things, then just step aside and let the people who live this life continue with it.
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He has confounded observers by declining to say he'll step aside, and based on recent propaganda, he may indeed be planning to stick around.
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They're willing to step aside from the pack and fully commit to those moves, in a way so few bands are ever willing to.
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In pressing Franken to step aside, Democrats have tried to capture the moral high ground and draw a distinction between their party and Republicans.
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"If what we read is true, and people are on the record so I assume it is, that he should step aside," said Portman.
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In an interview with The New York Times last month, he said he would step aside if the Vatican asked him to do so.
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Mr. Trump has publicly called Mr. Sessions "weak" and said he would not have appointed him had he known Mr. Sessions would step aside.
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Mr. Imamoglu got a foretaste during the 17 days he spent in office before he was forced to step aside during the election rerun.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.): "All I can say is, if there's a shred of truth to it, then [Roy Moore] needs to step aside."
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Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the opposition Labour Party, has said May's government is in "disarray" and she should step aside and call general elections.
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Mr. Pruitt on Tuesday praised his two former aides, while Democrats seized on their resignations to renew calls for Mr. Pruitt to step aside.
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He wrote on Thursday that with his chairmanship ending and a new grandchild arriving, the time felt right to step aside after 16 terms.
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In 2000, a campaign finance scandal forced him to step aside as chairman of the Christian Democrats, paving the way for Ms. Merkel's ascent.
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Little wonder, then, that with Mr. Bercow about to step aside after a decade, no fewer than nine lawmakers are vying for the job.
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Kelly, who hit his one-year mark in the White House on Monday, had been expected to step aside as early as this summer.
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Kalanick's decision to step aside comes as the company undergoes massive changes and amid reports that Uber's board was considering suspending the embattled CEO.
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But should he step aside sometime next year or in the near future, it's possible Scalise could be the one to take his place.
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And more: Mr. Mahathir has said he would be willing to step aside and clear the way for Mr. Anwar to become prime minister.
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"In conversation with the chief today, she and I agreed that she would step aside to make way for new leadership," Ms. Hodges said.
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Mr. Richter, 53, said he had no plans to step aside to clear an easy path to the Republican nomination for Mr. Van Drew.
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Blackburn's campaign is confident in her ability to win, and the congresswoman has no plans to step aside if Corker re-enters the race.
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Within 48 hours of the news breaking last Friday, every 2020 candidate (or would-be 2020 candidate) had called for Northam to step aside.
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Postscript Multiple sclerosis forced Charles Glenn to step aside as the St. Louis Blues' anthem singer just as they were winning their first championship.
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Moore has denied the allegations and plans to remain in the race, even as several top Republicans have called for him to step aside.
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"Today we feel the organization is ready to move to the next generation," Buchan said in a statement about the decision to step aside.
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Some also have suggested Kavanaugh should step aside in cases on women's issues in light of sexual misconduct allegations made against him last month.
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That may compel leaders of Maduro's socialist party to ask him to step aside and see if another chavista can do better as president.
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Hrishikesh Hirway decided to step aside as host for the show's sixth season and invited indie rock singer and songwriter Thao Nguyen to take over.
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Step aside Batman and Superman, because there's a new superhero crossover film gunning to earn the title of the most ambitious blockbuster team-up yet.
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The Commission of the Economic Community of West African States, or ECOWAS, gave Jammeh until noon Friday to step aside or face being forcibly removed.
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Yes, a willingness to step aside may be an act of submission, but especially in polite society, it is more often the sign of exhaustion.
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The CEOs of sneaker rivals Under Armour (UAA) and Nike (NKE) both announced plans last week to step aside -- on the same day no less.
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Massad, a Democrat, will step aside as chairman once President-elect Donald Trump takes office, to be replaced temporarily by Republican Commissioner J. Christopher Giancarlo.
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He never made a public move against Ells, but people familiar with the matter said Ackman was closely involved in Ells' decision to step aside.
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I'm going to ask Scott to sort of step aside -- to go over just one or two -- a couple of them have made the press.
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But in the end, he got the outcome he wanted: May couldn't break the Brexit deadlock, and she was forced to step aside in June.
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Step aside, Snapchat: Wall Street's hottest new unicorn caters to an even younger user base and prefers animatronic rock-star rats to simpering puppy filters.
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His senior adviser Kellyanne Conway, who earlier this week said public officials who have misbehaved toward women should step aside, defended Trump's tweets Friday morning.
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"Everyone, for the most part, has a pretty unified message that it was right for him to step aside from the governor's race," Woodruff said.
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When the gatekeepers step aside and allow access to marriage equality or domesticity, they're just watching you and waiting for you to fail at it.
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Speaking on TV5 Monde on Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said Kabila should step aside and allow the election to take place immediately.
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It's time for him to step aside so we can focus on the winning ideas that will carry Republicans through to a victory in November.
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Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham both walked back their earlier calls for Moore to step aside, and President Trump today gave Moore a full endorsement.
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In her resignation letter, Nielsen said she had "determined that it is the right time for me to step aside" without out citing reasons why.
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It wasn't until after he attended the Oval Office swearing-in ceremony of John Kelly that he learned he was being asked to step aside.
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Step aside Marco Rubio, legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum says Donald Trump is a "disgrace" and wants to take him down in a boxing match.
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Most Western countries, including the United States, have recognized Guaido as the OPEC nation's legitimate head of state and called on Maduro to step aside.
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On presidential power, Kavanaugh declined on Wednesday to pledge he would step aside from any cases that might come before the court involving Trump's conduct.
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" And Laura Ingraham, a top conservative pundit who interviewed to be Trump's press secretary, said on December 5 that Mueller's investigators "should all step aside.
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But clinging to power for too long carries its own risks, so coupmakers must find ways to step aside without relinquishing the benefits they seized.
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He reiterated to Tax Analysts that he plans to finish his term but would step aside if the incoming president requested him to do so.
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If the Senate votes to put her on trial, probably by mid-May, Ms Rousseff will have to step aside for up to 180 days.
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The RNC had halted financial and field support for his Senate bid as a growing number of Republican lawmakers called on Moore to step aside.
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Last week, some conservative outside groups, including the Senate Conservatives Fund and FreedomWorks, called on McConnell and other leaders in the Senate to step aside.
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The nonogenerian said he would step aside in Anwar's favor after securing his former rival a royal pardon, clearing him to serve as prime minister.
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Dent, in particular, has been outspoken about how the dysfunction in Washington -- and within the Republican party, in particular -- impacted his decision to step aside.
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My role these days, when Ella puts on my old toque, is to step aside, taste something if she asks, and wash the dishes. ♦
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In return for a personal payout estimated at $420 million, Mr. Katzenberg, 73, will reluctantly step aside, having never quite managed to become that kingpin.
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Clovis' decision to step aside followed weeks of reports about incendiary comments he had previously made that had not disqualified him from the administration post.
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Todd Young of Indiana put out a statement saying "we need to act to protect the integrity of the Senate" if Moore doesn't step aside.
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Dan Sullivan, Alaska: "If these sickening claims are true, Mr. Moore should step aside," he said in a statement Thursday, according to Alaska Public Media.
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Jim Risch, Idaho: "If these allegations are true, Roy Moore must step aside," he said in a statement Thursday, according to the Spokesman-Review. Sen.
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Mike Enzi, Wyoming: "Senator Enzi does believe that if the allegations are true that Roy Moore should step aside from the race," a spokeswoman said.
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The cable network also said Hardwick will step aside from moderating AMC and BBC America panels at Comic-Con International in San Diego next month.
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"She has always been somebody willing to step aside if it creates a problem...[but] she is committed to doing it," a source told NBC.
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He has denied the allegations and said he plans to continue running in the Alabama Senate race, despite calls from GOP lawmakers to step aside.
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Washington (CNN)Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker disregarded the advice of a Justice Department ethics official to step aside from overseeing Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Politicians and financial industry watchdogs had been calling for Stumpf to step aside after the bank was fined $185 million by state and federal regulators.
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The ethics investigation, announced in April, forced Nunes to temporarily step aside from leading the Russia probe, a move that put Conaway in charge instead.
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Moore is facing growing pressure from top Republicans to step aside in the Alabama Senate race after multiple women have accused him of sexual misconduct.
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But Sanders insisted Tuesday that despite his endorsement, Trump still stands by his initial statement: that Moore should "step aside" if the allegations are true.
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"The risk/reward ... is now more balanced in the near term, in our view, and we recommend investors step aside," Tusa wrote in a note.
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By the end of the week, a handful of public officials, including council members, said he had lost their support and needed to step aside.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan told reporters that he had spoken twice with Mr. Farenthold on Wednesday, and praised the congressman for agreeing to step aside.
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After Mr. Sessions told Mr. McGahn that career Justice Department officials had said he should step aside, Mr. McGahn said he understood and backed down.
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"It seemed like a good time to step aside, and honestly, when I left, I didn't know what I was going to do," Urmson said.
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The expectation is that many of those players would then be asked to step aside so more decorated players can participate in the actual championship.
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Republican leaders are in a politically perilous situation, saddled with an embattled nominee unwilling to step aside in one of the country's most conservative states.
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With only 3 chancellors since 1982, Germany is on the other end of the spectrum — though Angela Merkel is expected to step aside by 2021.
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Germany's Angela Merkel will be attending her 14th G7 summit as Germany's chancellor, and one of her last — she's said she'll step aside by 2021.
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The deal requires him to step aside as the automaker's chairman for three years — though he can remain C.E.O. — and pay a $2200 million fine.
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But since that process was taking longer than expected, allies urged him to step aside now, to begin trying to restore credibility to the party.
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The transition (which quietly occurred late last year), saw founder Marc Raibert step aside to become chairman, as longtime employee Rob Playter took the reins.
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Still, when President George Bush called on Iraqis "to force the dictator to step aside" during the 1991 Gulf war the Kurds obligingly rose up.
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Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat who has called on Trump to resign following sexual harassment allegations, will no longer call on Sessions to step aside.
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Moore is facing growing calls from top Republicans to step aside in the special election race, though he has indicated he plans to continue running.
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After the "Access Hollywood" tape came out a month before the 2016 election, Mr. Byrne called on Mr. Trump to step aside for Mike Pence.
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The resignation comes days after Business of Fashion reported that OV's board had forced Haney to step aside as CEO and assume a founder role.
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"My decision to step aside as C.E.O. is solely to support the best interests of U.S.A. Gymnastics at this time," he said in a statement.
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On Thursday, Representative Devin Nunes announced that he would step aside from leading the House Intelligence Committee's inquiry into Russian efforts to disrupt the election.
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Representative Devin Nunes announced today that he would step aside from leading the House Intelligence Committee investigation into Russia's efforts to disrupt the presidential election.
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A growing number of Republicans in Washington have called on him to step aside; some have even floated expelling him if he wins the Dec.
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"I know what I would do if this happened to me," Ryan told reporters, suggesting he himself would step aside if faced with similar allegations.
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McConnell had previously called on Moore to step aside from the race, then said the race was ultimately in the hands of the Alabama voters.
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They have no incentive to step aside, and the international community has failed to pressure the regime or provide some sort of acceptable exit plan.
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McConnell had previously called for Moore to step aside in the race for Alabama Senate after multiple women accused the former judge of sexual misconduct.
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"If Biden truly supports women and gender equality he would step aside and support one of the many talented and qualified women running," Lappos said.
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Moore has denied the allegations and indicated he plans to continue running in the race, despite growing calls from lawmakers for him to step aside.
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In November, founder and Chief Executive Steve Ells said he would step aside after failing for two years to rescue sales and the company's reputation.
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A number of GOP senators have called for Moore to step aside if there is any truth to the allegations in the Post's report. Sen.
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Despite our progress in reforming homeland security for a new age, I have determined that it is the right time for me to step aside.
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Multiple top Republicans have called for Moore to step aside in the race, but the GOP Senate candidate has said he plans to keep running.
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Q. One thing you hear from younger voters is that it's time for you to step aside so that a new generation has a chance.
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Dozens of GOP lawmakers and officials have called on him to step aside in the Senate race, but Moore has so far resisted those calls.
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She will step aside as leader of the Conservative Party on June 7, which will trigger a leadership contest to replace her on June 10.
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The mounting domestic and international pressure may ultimately prove too much for Maduro, forcing him to cut a deal with the opposition and step aside.
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Some CBS directors are also expected to raise the issue of whether Moonves should step aside while the probe takes place, the second source said.
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There were cries at the outset for the local district attorney, Robert P. McCulloch, to step aside and allow a special prosecutor to handle the case.
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RELATED: Calls grow for Nunes to step aside in Russia probe Schiff said he only wanted Comey to testify if it was not behind closed doors.
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It was shocking when Ronan's piece came out and the board accepted that they didn't make Les Moonves take a leave of absence or step aside.
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Howard Schultz's decision to step aside as Starbucks CEO is "perfectly in favor of" the coffee company, saxophonist and investor Kenny G told CNBC on Friday.
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"I decided to step aside for a while and to come back to you stronger, not only in my beliefs but with trust," he told delegates.
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Vice President Michel Temer would assume the presidency for the time that Rousseff would be obliged to step aside if the impeachment process gets that far.
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Poll participants were split 50/50 on whether a new German finance minister would loosen the country's fiscal policy, after Wolfgang Schaeuble agreed to step aside.
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"I don't think we get to say we're only going to call for that [people to step aside] when it's people we don't like," she added.
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With the news, many disavowed his candidacy, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who said he believed Moore's accusers and that the candidate should step aside.
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As part of the agreement, Alex Ljung will step aside and former Vimeo leader Kerry Trainor will become SoundCloud's new CEO, with Mike Weissman as COO.
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She's joined by more than 20 Democratic candidates running for the House in 2018 who are also calling on Pelosi and current leadership to step aside.
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The term-limits proposal, if passed by a majority of Democratic members, would require that all three senior leadership members step aside after serving three terms.
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"I think if what we read is true, and people are on the record so I assume it is, then he should step aside," Portman said.
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While Mulvaney is supposed to lead the agency on an interim basis, there is no deadline for when he must step aside for a permanent director.
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"That's just not going to happen," said Booker, who declined to answer whether the former secretary of state should step aside in favor of Vermont Sen.
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Trans actors should at the very least be the first choices for trans characters, something Johansson realized in her decision to step aside from Rub & Tug.
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Therefore, he needs to step aside before Labor Day so that this election can still be won by a right of center, more mainstream Republican ticket.
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Both Melenchon and Macron have refused to take part in the contest, despite repeated calls from the Socialists for them to do so or step aside.
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Northam's performance at the press conference spurred even more outrage and calls for him to step aside, including from US Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine.
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Trump addressed the swirling controversy surrounding Moore for the first time since top Republican leaders called on Moore to step aside more than a week ago.
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When they're ready to run up our mission, I will gladly step aside and I guarantee you it will be the proudest moment of my life.
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But multiple House Democrats said they saw no signs that Ms. Pelosi was preparing to step aside and that, in fact, they expected quite the opposite.
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Meanwhile, McConnell is backtracking on his previous statement that Moore should "step aside" in the race for the Jeff Sessions' former seat, as reported by CNN.
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Numerous Republican senators said they could no longer back the real estate mogul as the party's presidential nominee, but Trump insisted he would not step aside.
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Jones, a member of the House Armed Services Committee who frequently bucks leadership, is the first Republican in Congress to call on Nunes to step aside.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the committee, who was among those calling on him to step aside, insinuated he was colluding with the White House.
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Of course, allowing staff accused of sexual harassment to quietly step aside with little to no repercussions is too common in the business world, as well.
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In fact, so successful was Trump that Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer, who had called for Trump to step aside on Saturday, re-endorsed him on Tuesday.
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I think it's been nice for everybody to step aside and work on their own thing and then come together and work on stuff with us.
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But one source tells CNN the idea was only brought up briefly in May, and others disagreed strongly with the suggestion that Kushner should step aside.
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Kelly and Trump are said to be at odds over whether Pruitt should be forced to step aside, with the EPA official also battered by scandal.
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Whitaker has given no indication he believes he needs to step aside from ultimately overseeing Mueller's investigation, one person familiar with his thinking told CNN Thursday.
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The prime minister of Iceland, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, said he would temporarily step aside after the revelation that he and his wife owned an offshore company.
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Judge Vincent Gaughan said that he would search for an outside prosecutor after the Cook County state's attorney, Anita Alvarez, asked last month to step aside.
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On the eve of the convention, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a congresswoman from Florida, announced that she would step aside as the DNC's chairwoman after the convention.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the firm's head of marketing Parag Shah "agreed recently to step aside," according to people familiar with the matter.
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"I'm very impressed with Ben," said Willie Pinkston, a Republican candidate for the seat, who told the Statesman he would step aside and let Higgins run.
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For now, Mr. Assad's negotiators still consider the rebels "terrorists," while the opposition insists that Mr. Assad, "the disease that struck Syria," must step aside immediately.
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The ordeal has prompted Democrats to renew calls for Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) to step aside from administering elections in November, the AP reported.
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He has denied the allegations, and has so far resisted calls from Republican lawmakers and officials across the country to step aside in the Senate race.
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The editorial comes as Moore faces sexual misconduct allegations from multiple women and growing calls from GOP lawmakers to step aside in the Alabama Senate race.
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Top Republicans, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, had called on Moore to step aside after the allegations were made public.
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He has publicly feuded with McConnell after the Kentucky Republican called for him to step aside and said he believed the women who had accused Moore.
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In November, founder and Chief Executive Officer Steve Ells said he would step aside after failing for two years to rescue sales and the company's reputation.
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Kemp has faced calls to step aside as secretary of state while he runs for governor, given that he leads the office that oversees Georgia's elections.
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The pioneering organic and natural food grocer said Walter Robb, who has split CEO duties with Mackey for six years, will step aside at year end.
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"The denial was not as strong as the allegations," he said, adding that "if the allegations are true, there's no doubt that he should step aside.
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Joni Ernst, Iowa: "If the allegations are true, he needs to step aside," a member of her staff said, according to the Des Moines Register. Rep.
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If he cares about the people and values he claims to care about, then in faithfulness to those people and those values he should step aside.
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Prime Minister David Cameron promptly announced that he would step aside once his party settled on a successor, setting up a potentially bare-knuckle leadership battle.
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The report comes as Moore faces growing pressure from Republicans to step aside in the Alabama Senate race after allegations of sexual misconduct with a teenager.
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While multiple Republican senators initially called for Moore to step aside in the wake of the allegations, the general demeanor of the GOP has recently shifted.
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Another aide told CNN that Pelosi worked behind the scenes with Conyers and other CBC members to lay the groundwork for him to step aside gracefully.
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"Considering the events of the past weekend, Stephanie felt it best, that for the continued success of Main Street Lexington, she should step aside," Branner said.
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But as Nunes' story unraveled -- and news emerged that the intelligence he reviewed was provided by White House staffers -- pressure grew for him to step aside.
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"Chairman Nunes has offered to step aside as the lead Republican on this particular probe, and I fully support his decision," Ryan said at the time.
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"The demands of this revolution are clear ... foremost that this regime and its head step aside, including its repressive institutions", the SPA said in a statement.
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At the same time, we have a strong tradition of the party losing the election step aside and encourage the country to get behind the victor.
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You're itching for freedom, and anyone who tries to speak for you, put words in your mouth, or control your schedule will need to step aside!
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But she has also adopted a lower profile than Sánchez in one significant sense: She is not calling for the Democrats' top brass to step aside.
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Only 15 member-elects have been asked to "step aside" from election contests considered by the House between 1933 and 2011, according to the CRS report.
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The new national assembly will in late February select a successor to President Raul Castro, 86, who has announced he will step aside after two terms.
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Franken, Conyers and Franks each announced their resignations from Congress last week, though Franken did not set a specific date for when he would step aside.
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Cory Booker, Sherrod Brown, Patty Murray, Michael Bennet, Debbie Stabenow and Bob Casey -- say the senators stand by their original comments urging Franken to step aside.
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Given the latest primary results, it's time for Sanders to step aside and let Biden concentrate on accomplishing what Clinton could not: defeating Trump in November.
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"In light of the decision by the Puerto Rico Supreme Court, I must step aside and support the Secretary of Justice of Puerto Rico," he said.
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After the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016, Byrne said Trump was "not fit to be president" and called for him to step aside.
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"He cannot just ask somebody else to keep his seat warm," and step aside safely, said Sergey Belanovsky, a sociologist and close observer of Russian politics.
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The result would be that in four years Mr. Putin could step aside and focus on running the world while his aides focused on running Russia.
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In that time, virtually every major figure within the Democratic Party in Virginia and nationally (not to mention Republicans) has called for Northam to step aside.
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Steve King, an Iowa Republican, who resisted calls for him to step aside after comments to The New York Times that seemed supportive of white nationalism.
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When his comments appeared in print, lawyers for the sugar industry pushed to remove him from the case, and he was eventually forced to step aside.
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When Mr. Tillemann asked if he should step aside for Jason Crow, an Army veteran who many people think is the stronger candidate, Mr. Hoyer agreed.
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While Moore insists he is staying in the race, there's a growing chorus of Republican lawmakers and leaders who are calling on him to step aside.
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Google's C.E.O., Sundar Pichai, above, is taking over as head of its parent company, Alphabet, as the co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, step aside.
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On the heels of GOP colleagues' calls for him to step aside, Sessions was not invited to Camp David with several Cabinet members and Republican leaders.
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If she feels she doesn't have the votes, it's a common belief in the House that she'll step aside and help usher in the next speaker.
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The nation's neighbors have threatened a military intervention after President Yahya Jammeh, in power for 22 years, refused to step aside despite losing the recent election.
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Trump gave the campaign a shot in the arm this weekend with a supportive tweet despite mounting calls from Washington Republicans for him to step aside.
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Under a settlement announced Saturday, Musk agreed to step aside as chairman for three years, and he and Tesla each agreed to pay $53 million fines.
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Even before that, some legal scholars asserted Kavanaugh would have to step aside in cases involving presidential power, based on Kavanaugh's prior statements in the area.
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Pompeo told Fox News that there is "nothing at all" to reports he will step aside as the top US diplomat to run for the seat.
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I urge Donald Trump to step aside and allow the Republican Party to put forward a conservative candidate like Mike Pence who can defeat Hillary Clinton.
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A defeat would mean that May would eventually step aside and the Conservatives must select a new leader from a party that's bitter divided over Brexit.
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