I should have stood by it and stood by myself.
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But Trump also stubbornly stood by two lies that he's stood by in recent weeks and was bound to be asked about at the debate.
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A Locked Door, a Fire and 41 Girls Killed as Police Stood By Guatemalan officers stood by for nine minutes as the fire raged at a government-run home.
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He stood by refugees; he stood by Europe's shared currency, the euro; and he was prepared to tell the French that they cannot turn their back on modernity and prosper.
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"We're going to make sure to remember those who stood by us, and who stood by the word that they gave to their voters," said Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary.
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He stood by his comments about Mr. Obama on Tuesday.
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Trump has stood by Flynn as the accusations piled up.
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But more than anything, my friends stood by my side.
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But many of them said they stood by their signatures.
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Thus far Republicans in Congress have stood by the president.
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In a statement on Thursday, Musk stood by his actions.
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Moses stood by her and they now have a daughter.
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The former deputy stood by his actions after the shooting.
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Her fans have stood by her side throughout her struggles.
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Though some stood by him, others were not as accepting.
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He stood by her through some very intense surgical procedures.
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CNN has rebutted Freeman's attorneys and stood by the report.
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Schwartz has largely stood by his wife throughout the ordeal.
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In both instances, the Cruz campaign stood by their guys.
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She understood his concerns, but ultimately stood by the post.
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She trusted only those few friends who'd stood by her.
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Regardless, McEnroe stood by his patently offensive and annoying statement.
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Miller stood by his boss's decision to share the image.
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Bush stood by his nominee when the allegations became public.
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Andrew has previously said he stood by the palace statements.
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Biden stood by his record amid the onslaught of attacks.
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Despite his detractors, Tiger stood by his friendship with Trump.
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She has always stood by us though, from the beginning.
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Presidents Obama and now Donald Trump have stood by them.
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MTN said on Wednesday that it stood by this plan.
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But he stood by it, even when presented by Sen.
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Friday morning, Tlaib tweeted that she stood by her words.
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Though she received negative feedback, Farrah stood by her words.
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The inspector general's office said it stood by its findings.
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Another, Judy Viskoe, 36, stood by, gripping a black umbrella.
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I have always stood by Israel and I always will.
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He said on Monday that he stood by his account.
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Officers mounted on horses stood by near the athletic fields.
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Then it stood by as Mr. Maduro ruled by decree.
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Witnesses say officers stood by when Hindu mobs attacked Muslims.
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Here, too, the police stood by and did not interfere.
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Asked about the line by THR, she stood by it.
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But despite backlash, Hill has stood by her original tweet.
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Mr. Balaban stood by the windows gabbing with Christian Slater.
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"He stood by his comment," Barragán said of his response.
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And he stood by Brett M. Kavanaugh to the end.
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He said he stood by his comments despite the backlash.
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Most Republicans have stood by Trump and defended his actions.
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In it, he told them that he stood by them.
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Mr. Austin stood by with his broom across his shoulders.
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Geldof vehemently denied this, but SPIN stood by its reporting.
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We entered the room quietly and stood by the door.
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McBath has stood by her support for the impeachment inquiry.
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He and his office stood by their report, he said.
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An F.D.A. spokesman said the agency stood by its findings.
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Despite getting criticism from unlikely sources, Wolf stood by her words.
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"[I'm] so appreciative of everyone who stood by me," she said.
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Customs and Border Protection stood by its decision to detain Julia.
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On Wednesday, The Bangalore Mirror said it stood by its story.
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Elevator operators stood by the "Senators Only" elevators, waiting for riders.
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Noble has rejected Iceberg's claims and has stood by its accounts.
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The nation hasn't always stood by its constitutional values, he said.
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Broderick, 56, was all smiles as he stood by her side.
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But he stood by his initial decision to join the team.
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On some days, he'd say he stood by his controversial vote.
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McConnell stood by that, but said Trump needs to show improvement.
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It also said it stood by the safety of its product.
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A small UN "peacekeeping" force in the capital, Kigali, stood by.
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Reached for comment, Facebook said it stood by its original statement.
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Bloomberg said it stood by its report, published earlier this month.
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Camille Cosby has steadfastly stood by her husband's claims of innocence.
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Since then, my mother has stood by me on this matter.
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After I stood by you like a soldier through these reunions.
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Cameron's spokesman said the prime minister stood by his original comments.
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However, Cox stood by the punishment in an interview with WTVG.
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It also stood by its full-year revenue and earnings targets.
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The government officials, who spoke to Reuters, stood by their comments.
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He stood by the counter and scanned the shelves from there.
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She stood by her decision to vote against bringing it back.
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Inside, Mr. Perelman stood by an Andy Warhol soup-can painting.
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Still, some prominent journalists have stood by him, applauding his return.
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Cornfeldt said Fetch stood by the work it did for Uber.
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ABC said in a statement that it stood by its reporting.
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The Trump administration stood by their nominee after the posts resurfaced.
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You stood by as your precious parents were reduced to headlines.
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And stood by, nodding, while Putin repeatedly lied about election interference.
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But she stood by her beliefs and we respected her wishes.
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She stood by her husband when he dallied with an intern.
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Not all: Some anti-Trump conservatives have stood by their principles.
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Gillibrand also stood by her decision to call for then-Sen.
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"We stood by the people," Tamim told "60 Minutes" in October.
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Supporters blocked roads and burned tires as the army stood by.
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Supporters blocked roads and burned tyres as the army stood by.
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His publisher, Henry Holt, stood by him after Fox fired him.
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But in each of these cases, local officials stood by helplessly.
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Ms. Elliott-Owens stood by the door, waiting for the officers.
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Kelly drew criticism when he stood by Porter, despite the accusations.
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"He stood by the table and didn't sit down," Parra said.
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The NEC stood by Zuma at a similar meeting in November.
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Two Virginia Democrats on Sunday stood by their calls for Gov.
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Mr. Gregory had stood by the party for a long while.
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Mr. Wolff's publisher, Henry Holt, has stood by his incendiary account.
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I stood by him through several years of a nightmare divorce.
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Smollett has stood by his initial claim that he was attacked.
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Kelly drew criticism when he stood by Porter despite the accusations.
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In the past, Nike has stood by athletes accused of wrongdoing.
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Despite the selloff, the president stood by his stance on Friday.
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Despite a wave of criticism, the newspaper stood by the headline.
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While she was in labor, police officers stood by her bedside.
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N.C. stood by the courses and grades it awarded student-athletes.
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Rescue officials stood by waiting to carry more patients to hospitals.
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" The agency stood by its process, calling it "fair and transparent.
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Rouhani's chief of staff Mahmoud Vaezi said Rouhani stood by Zarif.
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We couldn't be more grateful for all the members of the House and the Senate, who not only stood by President Trump and stood by the presidency, stood by the Constitution and rejected this partisan impeachment, saw it for what it was look at the facts and acquitted the President of the United States this week in the United States Senate.
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Mr. Zeigler, for his part, stood by — and often repeated — his charge.
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Ultimately, the FBI stood by its decision that no charges were warranted.
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One team stood by their initial results, pointing to other successful replications.
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Others, though, stood by Khlomoney, applauding her relatable nature and IDGAF attitude.
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The Trump administration stood by the implementation of the ban Sunday afternoon.
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Elizabeth says Barzee stood by and watched as Mitchell repeatedly raped her.
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What about all the people who stood by and watched her death?
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"I do," Beruff said when asked if he stood by his remarks.
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Ryan supported Clyburn's resolution but stood by his calls to censure King.
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She asked questions, interacting with the serpent while Adam stood by mute.
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Tester has stood by his decision to release the allegations against Jackson.
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On Tuesday, Johansson stood by her choice to wear a Marchesa gown.
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" Lemon asked Walsh if he stood by his words on Twitter. "Yeah.
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But Fallon stood by his tweet in an email to Fox News.
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" The Kirk campaign stood by the comments when asked on Sunday. "Sen.
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But he stood by by his support for the controversial business mogul.
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Wirecard has denied wrongdoing and the FT has stood by its reporting.
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Trump has rejected the CIA's assessment, and stood by his Saudi ally.
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He stood by his tweet after facing criticism that it was offensive.
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It stood by plans to launch two new separate concepts next year.
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As the Watergate investigation dragged on, Julie stood by her father's side.
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While Nicole didn't deny it, she still stood by her bullying claim.
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Brittany Cartwright stood by her man all season long on Vanderpump Rules.
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Sunday, of course, Comey announced that he stood by his original conclusion.
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In a statement in June, ABC said it stood by its reporting.
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Imagine the blowback if they stood by silently as kids were deported.
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Like Mr Kretschmann, she stood by Mrs Merkel over the refugee crisis.
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But Trump has thus far repeatedly stood by the embattled EPA chief.
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A member of Ford's legal team said she stood by her statement.
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She said two other male partners stood by and did not intervene.
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India's government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also stood by Maduro.
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But Trump has thus far repeatedly stood by the embattled EPA chief.
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Lawmakers attending Tuesday's hearing said they stood by the intelligence leaders' findings.
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Out in her driveway, Carthan stood by, watching the scientists at work.
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"Castro stood by it as well, saying, "I wouldn't do it differently.
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BuzzFeed has since stood by its report, which CNN has not corroborated.
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At the time, Cohen's lawyer said that he stood by his testimony.
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Those groups stood by him when his past comments on Farrakhan surfaced.
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Antofagasta stood by its 2017 copper production target of 685,000-22017,21.30 tonnes.
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What research has the N.F.L. stood by for the last 13 years?
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He stood by his plans to make Jerusalem the capital of Israel.
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Did you ever feel anything yourself when you stood by the speakers?
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Ambulances stood by as longboarders careened down roads lined with hay bails.
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The CDC denied that report, but Atlanta police stood by its statement.
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Tarkanian issued a statement that stood by both the president and Bannon.
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On Tuesday, that statue came down, while onlookers stood by and cheered.
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His mother, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, stood by them, smiling almost nonstop.
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David Garrow found F.B.I. documents alleging King stood by during a rape.
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Trump condemned the murder but has stood by the Saudi crown prince.
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The police and prosecutors have consistently stood by their methods and conclusions.
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Their hired Man Friday, Roger Goodell, sort of stood by the players.
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Her daughter Amber Manka, 30, stood by with her own two children.
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Throughout the wave of protests, the N.F.L. has stood by its players.
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He had pizza near his home while his security detail stood by.
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Despite the growing opposition, she stood by her underlying decisions, she said.
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When contacted by CNN, Ludougao said she stood by her deleted post.
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Toby stood by their side, looking debonair in a black bow tie.
|
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Yet until Saturday, Beijing had at least publicly stood by Mr. Wang.
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Warren, however, stood by her claim that Sanders did make the remarks.
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At first, the leaders of Hungary and Romania stood by their candidates.
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Ms. Yates said she stood by the decision that got her fired.
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Judges stood by to determine whether evacuees were wanted by security forces.
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But company executives stood by the work as responsible and "prestigious" business.
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In one place, a vehicle loaded with missiles stood by the roadside.
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The department has stood by its assessment in the face of criticism.
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The actor has stood by his initial claims that he was attacked.
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Later in the interview, Peters apologized but still stood by his sentiment.
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Soldiers stood by to pump gasoline from drums and guard the plane.
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He stood by himself, a mournful figure leaning against a metal railing.
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He stood by himself, a mournful figure leaning against a metal railing.
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Every year since, both Republicans and Democrats have stood by the policy.
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She stood by the interview and said she had recorded the conversation.
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He stood by a Senate candidate accused of assaulting or propositioning minors.
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A YouGov spokesman told Reuters it stood by the accuracy of its data.
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James Fenton, Andrew Sullivan, and Ian McEwan, stood by him and attended his
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Sebastian says witnesses stood by while he was savagely beaten on the street.
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He stood by Macron's side when he met with Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou.
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But she stood by Oranga Tamariki, saying it was on the right track.
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But Roy Moore was a Republican candidate -- Q But you stood by him.
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Numerous NASCAR figureheads also stood by Trump during the National Anthem kneeling controversy.
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The bottom line: McConnell has stood by Kavanaugh throughout his dicey confirmation process.
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But he did say he stood by his previous statements and the video.
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When the latest version came along, she stood by her conviction...at first.
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Trump also stood by his claim that he never supported the Iraq War.
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The filmmakers, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, have stood by their editing decisions.
|
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Qattan later released another video in which she stood by her initial remarks.
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Trump stood by the lawsuit in an interview with Fox News on Tuesday.
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So he stood by at the gigantic orgy in the middle of Westworld.
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PENCE: He&aposs articulated that, and I think he&aposs stood by that.
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Like other nations in the nuclear deal, Russia has stood by the pact.
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Details: Amash told the crowd in Grand Rapids he stood by his comments.
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Russia has stood by him, while saying only Syrians should decide his fate.
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Despite this, most fans stood by PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg.
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During his press conference, Baio&aposs wife, Renee Sloan, stood by his side.
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While a few confronted the troops, most of the protesters stood by, watching.
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Ermotti on Friday said the bank stood by its decision not to settle.
|
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Despite that move, Sanders stood by the spot at a news conference Wednesday.
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Ridley responded emotionally when faced with the question, but stood by his decision.
|
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Celine sometimes tearfully stood by Rene's open casket, accepting condolences from the public.
|
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" Harvey had previously told the media he believed Georgina stood by him "100%.
|
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera on Tuesday rejected allegations that police had stood by.
|
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All stood by side to pay tribute to the victims of the attack.
|
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"You have sacrificed nothing," he said, as his wife stood by his side.
|
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They argue the workers and taxpayers stood by GM through its 2009 bankruptcy.
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Later Wednesday, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee stood by their finding. Rep.
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Some, including Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, have stood by the candidate.
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He said he stood by his involvement in trying to boost Jones's campaign.
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German officials said Ms Merkel stood by Minsk and by the Normandy format.
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He acknowledged the wrongness of those early calls, but stood by his prediction.
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Ocasio-Cortez then asked if he stood by the recommendation on the memo.
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Mr. Trump stood by his insinuations that Mr. Obama is sympathetic to terrorists.
|
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Solomon, who no longer works for The Hill, has stood by his columns.
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And when Mr. Trump secured the nomination, Mr. Priebus stood by his side.
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As a mock-horrified Patrick stood by, the youngster cracked age-inappropriate jokes.
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LT Alejandro Villanueva, who served in the Army, stood by the tunnel pic.twitter.
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When Simpson was on trial for nine months, he stood by his side.
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Of course, she stood by and listened to all my father's racist jokes.
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Some even passed out as the Yeezy team stood by and did nothing.
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Giuliani, however, stood by his claim that Trump was unaware of the transaction.
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Nissan and Mitsubishi both removed him as chairman, while Renault stood by him.
|
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Handelsblatt, the German newspaper which first broke the news, stood by their story.
|
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One well-dressed middle-aged man stood by himself in the hospital's lobby.
|
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But he stood by his nonsensical argument, repeating it a few minutes later.
|
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Since then, Kardashian West has stood by her commitments to criminal justice reform.
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Mr. Mason stood by in a purple vest and a black cowboy hat.
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This time, again, the French stood by, refusing to take in the Aquarius.
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The board has known about his conviction for years and stood by him.
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But he also said that he stood by the right to bear arms.
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But he stood by his decisions about immunity, and his attempts at transparency.
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Responding to Schwab's remarks on Tuesday, ICE stood by its criticism of Schaaf.
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Rupert Murdoch, whose family controls Fox News, had long stood by its star.
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That's happened a few times, where women just came and stood by quietly.
|
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But more often than not, he stood by the professionals and their analysis.
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She later stood by her comments in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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I stood by instead of stepping up and stopping the fight, without acting.
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But Roy Moore was a Republican candidate — Q But you stood by him.
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Finally, she rose and slowly, very quietly, went and stood by the stairs.
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Despite many moments of private grumbling, Republicans have consistently stood by the President.
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The world has also stood by, mostly in silence, as that democracy died.
|
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Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White stood by Trump's characterization during a briefing Saturday morning.
|
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But Mr. Trump ultimately stood by the leadership and declined to target anyone.
|
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Asked to respond to the criticism, Poland's government stood by the joint statement.
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Why it matters: Sandberg's boss, CEO Mark Zuckerberg, has stood by her thus far.
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In the time since the cheating scandal broke, Kardashian has stood by Thompson, 27.
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Luckily for her, fans saw through the headline and stood by their favorite bachelorette.
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Another awesome citizen stood by with the dog until we could arrive on scene!
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Gaga also publicly stood by Kesha, who accused producer Dr. Luke of sexual assault.
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" Still, Affleck stood by the tattoo, explaining that it "represents something important to me.
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But University President Kurt Schmoke, the former mayor of Baltimore, stood by his decision.
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Julianne Hough and Nina Dobrev have stood by each other's sides through hard times.
|
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Police stood by as the peaceful protest temporarily blocked an entrance to the convention.
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In messages we exchanged on Thursday evening, Rogin said he stood by his story.
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Despite the spinning, the fire department stood by their decision to use the helicopter.
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Fox News stood by Ingraham then, and it continues to stand by Carlson now.
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In the face of the evidence, though, Purdue stood by its claim for years.
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Ben Carson stood by his view that the pyramids were built to store grain.
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Their daughter stood by her mother, standing stoically and with her head held tall.
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That night, with dozens of others, we stood by Anna's apartment building for hours.
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Schlafly's own son came out in the 1990s and stood by his mother's work.
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Dolores stood by his side as much as possible, until she also fell ill.
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And the only lasting political principle he has stood by is "winning" for himself.
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Trump did not point out specific inaccuracies and theTimes has stood by its reporting.
|
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New York Times spokeswoman Danielle Rhoades Ha said the newspaper stood by the story.
|
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Despite plenty of the backlash over the move, Disney has stood by its decision.
|
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Francis has stood by Maradiaga&aposs assertion of innocence on the financial improprieties charges.
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Spicer doubled down on Trump's rhetoric, stating that the president stood by his remarks.
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It took Angela a while to trust me again, but she stood by me.
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The neighborhood stood by me a hundred percent—all the drug dealers shut down.
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The government dismissed the report and the BBC said it stood by its journalism.
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While he stood by his choice, he knew it was not a "good look".
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G7 members Germany and France said they stood by the communique despite Trump's decision.
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In August, Clinton stood by her position that the undocumented immigrants should be deported.
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She stood by his side the whole time and honestly, who could blame her?
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While his comments earned boos from the liberal audience, Maher stood by Moore's statement.
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Yet nearly 66 million stood by her, many of whom remain intensely devoted supporters.
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The Central Park 5 were later exonerated, but Trump has stood by their guilt.
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The men initially stood by the government's explanation for Mr. Levinson's presence in Iran.
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Trump likes Republicans who stood by him early in the 2628 GOP presidential primary.
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The regulator stood by its argument in denying Uber's appeal in a separate order.
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The DNC stood by its claim in a statement to The Hill on Friday.
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He stood by that decision on Thursday, but suggested McCain's opposition could impact others.
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Van der Bellen stood by the deal after his meeting with Rouhani on Wednesday.
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For its part, Bloomberg said as of Monday that it stood by its reporting.
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Vice President Pence stood by the door of the vehicle as Trump went inside.
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During the ceremony, Pruitt stood by Trump's side with a smile on his face.
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Sessions stood by his support for voter ID laws, which liberals say disenfranchise minorities.
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The Mississippi senator stood by her decision on the Senate floor, the spokesperson said.
|
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Along the way, locals stood by the race track clapping and offering high fives.
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And a spokeswoman for the Times told Waxman that Baquet stood by his remarks.
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"All our friends stood by us when we took the family in," he said.
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He passed, and stood by as Putin boasted he preferred Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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The board ultimately stood by its publication, with a statement rich in Andersonian language.
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John Mara, the team's co-owner, has stood by the decision to sign Brown.
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Police largely stood by as demonstrators flashed Nazi salutes and threatened dark-skinned onlookers.
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Whether it was questionable factory conditions or controversial tax plans, YOU stood by us!
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Washington has stood by Ukraine's pro-Western leaders in their stand-off with Russia.
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His sister stood by her father, but said she didn't want to say anything.
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A CNBC spokesman said that the business news TV channel stood by its reporting.
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We stood by the counter waiting for our slices of pastrami and teriyaki chicken.
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His wife stood by him, as she had for nearly four decades of marriage.
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Publicly, Mr. Tillerson has stood by the decision, while Mr. Mattis has been circumspect.
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In a statement after the verdict, Ms. Norvill said she stood by her testimony.
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But Jaffa stood by them and the speech until the end of his life.
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The charges triggered a reversal from the "Empire" producers who had stood by Smollett.
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In a statement to The Hill, the AP said it stood by its story.
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Dawn's editor, Zaffar Abbas, issued a statement saying the paper stood by the report.
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Trump and his team have stood by the remarks but haven't presented any proof.
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A constant swirl of a couple of dozen people stood by the church marquee.
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Mr. Goldberg then raised the kapos comparison and asked if he stood by it.
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Sara Netanyahu stood by her husband and became a fixture of Israel's political scene.
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Bill O'Reilly brought him both over the years, so Mr. Murdoch stood by him.
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Witnesses said police officers stood by as students were attacked with rods and bricks.
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Thank you to our supporters, who stood by us every step of the way.
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Trump called the piece "total fiction," but the Times has stood by the story.
|
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President Trump stood by his wiretapping claim at a news conference with Angela Merkel.
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In reprisal, more than a thousand Muslims were killed, while the police stood by.
|
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The reaction on social media was fierce, but the airline stood by its decision.
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At his 2003 confirmation hearing, he stood by an earlier statement that Roe v.
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And most airlines, which have ordered thousands of planes, have stood by the manufacturer.
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Police spokesman Gunasekera rejected allegations that police had stood by while the violence unfolded.
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Nevertheless, Wolff said at the time that he stood by "absolutely everything" in the book.
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But her brothers have always stood by her side, and this, she says, is important.
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Dassey confessed to police but later recanted, while Avery has long stood by his innocence.
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Of course, there were others who stood by her, in total admiration of her confidence.
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When asked about his article, the reporter for the Daily Mirror stood by his work.
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When asked about the remark during a campaign forum in September, Trump stood by it.
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" On Monday, Spicer stood by his assertion that it was the "the most-watched inaugural.
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Some people asked that the pieces be removed, but the guild stood by the works.
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It has stood by the manifesto commitment to spend 0.7% of GDP on foreign aid.
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In March, his spokesperson Bill Russo told the Washington Post he stood by that position.
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The two came to blows during last Thursday's episode, and Farley stood by her man.
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He and Point72 have denied Bonner's claims and stood by the firm's treatment of women.
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In her statement, the woman stood by her story and her decision to stay anonymous.
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As she spoke, McMillon and Sterling's 15-year-old son stood by her side, sobbing.
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Still, the department stood by its broader conclusion that the January 29 attack was staged.
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Xie's lawyer and wife stood by their claims, accusing the government of a smear campaign.
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"He stood by me and held me and was my anchor," she said of Pratt.
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Shop clerks stood by the entrances in pairs, their eyes flickering around for potential customers.
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Telecom Italia and Fastweb both stood by the project and said they had behaved correctly.
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His teammates have steadfastly stood by his side since he was kicked off the team.
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" Terris stood by his story, telling the Post's media blogger: "I saw what I saw.
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" WATCH: Keshia Knight Pulliam Stood by Bill Cosby's Side for First Day of Trial: "Mr.
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She says she stood by as my grandmother pleaded the soldier to enlist her daughter.
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Trump stood by Lewandowski at the time but fired him shortly thereafter, in June 2016.
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It's highly unlikely, since his fans have stood by him for worse and ... for worse.
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" He also told the Boston Globe that he stood by his statements, "without a doubt.
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And when Bullock, 53, adopted daughter Laila in December 2015, Randall stood by her side.
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Now, he might lose the woman who stood by him while he was behind bars.
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Thiel stood by Trump even as he was shunned by most in the tech sector.
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Police stood by to make sure protesters and SCSP members didn't get into an altercation.
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The Pope got off the Popemobile and stood by the cop until an ambulance arrived.
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Tesla shares have since recovered, as big investors appear to have stood by the company.
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Mr Mubarak stood by as relations between Christians and Muslims deteriorated and sectarian violence increased.
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Frullo postponed debate on the legislation until a week later -- but stood by his bill.
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Susana Martinez introduced a junior delegate who did the honors, as she stood by smiling.
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On November 237, 22011, rioters put Tehran to the torch while the army stood by.
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Another Obama official, Patrick Kennedy, who ran State Department operations, however, stood by the decision.
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Osmek, a Republican, told Motherboard in an email he stood by his "Angry Birds" comment.
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At the time, Abedin stood by him and pledged to work on their marriage together.
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Marshall shot and killed Gray through the living room window as she stood by, helpless.
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He said the three-hike forecast was made in December and he stood by it.
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EDP chairman Eduardo Catroga told the same press conference that EDP shareholders stood by Mexia.
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Democratic leaders have stood by their refusal to not allocate additional funds for the wall.
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The company stood by its forecast for 2018 sales growth of 3 to 5 percent.
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Giuliani, however, stood by his statement that there is "no limitation" on Trump's pardon power.
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The White House has stood by Kavanaugh even as his nomination is thrust into turmoil.
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Trump has denied doing so and the Justice Department said Whitaker stood by his testimony.
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In a statement issued Friday after the President's remarks, Grisham stood by her previous comments.
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Following the indictment, the outgoing governor said he stood by his work at the charity.
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Comedian Mike Myers stood by, clearly attempting to remain composed despite an off-script 'Ye.
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WPP, J. Walter Thompson's parent company, initially stood by Mr. Martinez, but he later resigned.
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"I feel grateful and indebted to the people who have stood by me," Slahi said.
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So far, he has shown no intention of leaving, and Trump has stood by him.
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" She said that "the leader of my own party stood by and did absolutely nothing.
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And yet in the midst of it all they stood up and stood by me.
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Casada initially stood by Cothren, though Cothren resigned hours after The Tennessean's story was published.
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She apologized Monday for using "anti-Semitic tropes," but stood by her criticism of AIPAC.
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When asked whether he stood by his testimony, Cohen's legal team said that he did.
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Trump has denied doing so, and the Justice Department said Whitaker stood by his testimony.
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They stood by as he made a woman give birth while shackled to a bed.
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In a statement posted to Twitter Wednesday night, Edwards stood by the anti-abortion legislation.
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Young appears to confess to being unfaithful in the video, but Azalea stood by him.
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Renault and the French government have stood by him, presuming him innocent until proven otherwise.
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America stood by while he invaded Crimea and sponsored a proxy war in Eastern Ukraine.
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The union that represents City University of New York Schools also stood by Dr. Langbert.
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Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida stood by that in a speech he gave this week.
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" And he stood by the hoax video a few days later on "Meet The Press.
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Trump stood by his statement: Moderator: Last night you told CNN, quote, Islam hates us.
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The Trump administration has stood by the prince, an important ally in the Middle East.
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Other senior GM executives stood by the company's plans to continue building trucks in Mexico.
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Schaaf pushed back on ICE's criticism and stood by her decision to make the warning.
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The government has acknowledged there would be "teething issues" but has stood by the legislation.
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So far, HBO has stood by the show in the face of the internet outcry.
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The group stood by then-President Barack Obama's side for his 2012 Tax Day address.
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And earlier, Olam International was attacked by Muddy Waters but it stood by its accounts.
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She climbed out and stood by the backseat as I hurried out of the house.
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Moscow said it stood by the previously negotiated Minsk agreements laying out possible peace terms.
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Though her husband's career was plagued by scandal, she stood by him, but always quietly.
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To flip-flop, you need to have staked out a position and stood by it.
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Yet Kerry voted for the Iraq invasion and stood by his vote throughout the campaign.
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Yet Republicans have stood by their characterization of the dossier's role in the FISA memo.
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His wife, Camille, who'd stood by him throughout both trials, was nowhere to be seen.
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Even when the dollar's strength created headwinds, administrations have stood by it, at least verbally.
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A spokesperson for The Times told CNN Business that the newspaper stood by its story.
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" Ward later stood by that wording, saying, "Political correctness, yes, is exactly like a cancer.
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In his tweets on Tuesday, West expressed appreciation for those who have stood by him.
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Ben Foster stood by the entrance to the Diane Arbus exhibition at the Met Breuer.
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A representative for The Wall Street Journal told Business Insider it stood by its reporting.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegation, and the White House has stood by its nominee.
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Ms. Vine also defended the cover change, saying she stood by what she had written.
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The vice president's office denied the story, but columnist Christine Brennan stood by the report.
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"You have sacrificed nothing," he said last week, as his wife stood by his side.
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The nurse stood by, ready with the rescue medication, in case Brooke's had a seizure.
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To this day, Solomon has stood by his columns on Lutsenko, Yovanovitch and Ukraine meddling.
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Fox News management stood by her, and online Russian Twitter-bots came to her defense.
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Turkey's president, Tayyip Erdogan, has stood by Maduro, calling him last week to express support.
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He stood by the work until the museum closed, explaining to patrons what had happened.
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But the government and central bank has stood by Argentina's 2018 inflation target of 15 percent.
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When asked if he should have stopped after striking the man, Fitts stood by his decision.
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He contended the Proud Boys oppose racism, while the SPLC said it stood by its research.
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Kudlow stood by the administration's current policies in a phone interview with CNN's KFile this week.
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Others stood by the restaurant, saying the workers deserved to be fired for not showing up.
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On Wednesday, Berkshire said it stood by its $9 billion offer and would not raise it.
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In September, Apple stood by her mom's side during Paltrow's Hamptons wedding to producer Brad Falchuk.
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Samsung said it stood by its advertising, complied with Australian law and would defend the case.
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An honor guard stood by, and a bagpiper played as her survivors disappeared into a Jaguar.
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But the effort collapsed when the bulk of Venezuela's military stood by the ruling Socialist Party.
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But Coates also stood by his critique of the senator's resistance to reparations for African-Americans.
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Fox has stood by Smollett since he first reported being attacked in Chicago on Jan. 29.
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" He stood by his criticism, though, saying King was "out of pocket" and "we watching you.
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Shouting "No to Bensalah", the students waved Algerian flags as hundreds of riot police stood by.
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It's worth noting that a similar dynamic was present in 1999: Democrats overwhelmingly stood by Clinton.
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Apple has stood by their decision, saying that it comes down to a user privacy issue.
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Representatives of Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson said they stood by the quality of their products.
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However, the young woman stood by her parents and led the country in forgiving her father.
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Sanders, asked on Tuesday why she made that assertion, stood by it without explaining much further.
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There was no place you could turn except to the few who stood by your side.
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"Apra never dies!" his supporters chanted to news cameras as police in riot gear stood by.
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They have stood by him ever since, as he has returned home and traded allegiances freely.
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To all my friends that stood by me over these last 6 years I appreciate you.
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While Boca Juniors fan Damiàn acknowledged the microchip's 1984 implications, he still stood by the initiative.
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Bloomberg said on Friday it stood by its story, which was based on 17 anonymous sources.
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" Another uncle, Jerome Barnett, told CNN: "She's a person that stood by what she believed in.
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Screenwriter and Fantastic Beasts creator Rowling, as well as director David Yates, have stood by Depp.
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In the end, nearly all of the officials and most of the military stood by Maduro.
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On Saturday, a smiling Lim stood by 92-year-old Mahathir as his appointment was announced.
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She stood by university employees and urged the public to have faith in the adjudication process.
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The FT, which has stood by its reporting, did not respond to a request for comment.
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"The police stood by while all the houses and colonies were burnt to ashes," says Raheem.
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Though her performance drew the ire of the White House, Wolf has stood by her material.
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He has since married a third time, to wife Christine, who has stood by his side.
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Kanye West is thanking all of the fans who stood by him, despite his recent controversies.
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Both have denied Bonner's claims and stood by the Stamford, Connecticut-based firm's treatment of women.
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Packer said she stood by watching as her boyfriend sexually assaulted and later murdered her daughter.
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Schiff stood by his remarks, listing the meetings that people in Trump's circle had with Russians.
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The governor cited the recent terror attacks in Paris and said he stood by his decision.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Friday Italy stood by the main pillars of its budget.
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Allan, an assistant medical examiner, has stood by her judgment that Gray's death was a homicide.
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He said the rider stood by his comment concerning the use of illegal intravenous needle injections.
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" David Cross stood by his earlier defense of his costar, saying, "I don't condone any actions.
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My friend Chris Bowen, who also DJed the event, stood by me watching the night unfold.
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A Fortum spokeswoman said the company stood by its previous accusations, but declined to comment further.
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The company stood by its full-year forecast for sales growth of 3 to 5 percent.
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In May 2017, Mr. Pompeo testified in a Senate hearing that he stood by that conclusion.
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The statement said he "stood by my pledge" and "did not support" Pelosi in the caucus.
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The Swedish company also stood by its outlook for markets in both Europe and North America.
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This wine decidedly did not fit our hard-earned guidelines, but Pete stood by his choice.
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Others stood by the elevator bank, uncertain as to whether Mr. Trump would come back down.
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The man behind the strict new policies, Education Minister Fred Matiang'i, has stood by the measures.
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But Renault has stood by Ghosn, and he remains chairman and CEO of the French company.
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However, River did not say what action they would take if CONMEBOL stood by its decision.
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Pesquera has stood by Puerto Rico's count as accurate, based on the information officials have received.
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Mr. Trump's fellow opponents of gun control stood by him, focusing on his depiction of Mrs.
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Romney said he had stood by for as long as he could during the contentious campaign.
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"Antitrusters stood by and sucked their thumbs while these mergers got through," Professor Scherer told me.
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Beth Frerking, the National Law Journal's editor-in-chief, said the publication stood by the story.
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My editors stood by me, but they and I agreed that I would stop covering him.
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Schwarzman, however, stood by Trump and only left the advisory council when it was quietly disbanded.
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But her mother, who has had seven children with Mr. Ortega as well, stood by him.
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The duke publicly stood by Epstein through jail time and his registration as a sex offender.
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Buckingham Palace has so far stood by Andrew amid widespread criticism over the BBC Newsnight interview.
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Johnson said she stood by in horror as she watched the officer hit her daughter twice.
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Alda is not the only actor who has stood by his decision to work with Allen.
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Republicans stood by as Arpaio built his infamous "tent jails," where temperatures sometimes exceeded 115 degrees.
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They also stood by the current system, which favours counselling and diversion programs over jail time.
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Williams has sponsors that stood by her during her maternity leave, which is not a given.
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Trump's most recent budget proposals asked for similar cuts — and the administration has stood by them.
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" The museum stood by its choice, calling Dr. Windmuller-Luna an "extraordinary candidate with stellar qualifications.
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In 2002, Iowa's basketball coach, Steve Alford, stood by a player accused of raping another athlete.
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Even though Caforio's campaign stood by the mailers and repeatedly said they were quoting Hill directly.
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While American officials often protested civilian deaths in public, two presidents ultimately stood by the Saudis.
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They scoffed at his admission that he'd stood by helplessly while Ellard dragged and drowned Virk.
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The New York Times issued a statement that it stood by the reporting in the article.
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Ms. Claude stood by the front door of the Woodbridge store two weeks ago, greeting customers.
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But around the country, many of Mr. Trump's supporters stood by him despite the tumultuous week.
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First lady Melania Trump and their son, Barron, stood by with their hands over their hearts.
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Limbaugh has supported Trump since he won the 2016 nomination and has largely stood by him.
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Nicole Molloy, a childhood friend of the bride, stood by the door saying "welcome" to everyone.
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Moscow's tanks and troops crushed that uprising, and despite previous supportive rhetoric, Washington stood by passively.
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In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Coburn stood by his dismissal of the research in 2014.
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As a BBC film crew stood by, Owen presented the patient with yes or no questions.
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Pence, who has largely skirted Trump controversies, made clear on Thursday that he stood by Trump.
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While Warren stood by her corroboration of the report, Sanders vehemently denied making such a comment.
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Challenged on the remark later in the press conference, Sanders said she stood by her comments.
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But Mr. Ackman stood by the company, joining Valeant's board together with another Pershing Square executive.
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A representative for The Wall Street Journal told Business Insider that it stood by its reporting.
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Apple pulled back the curtain as a handful of curious onlookers stood by on the sidewalk.
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Kavanaugh has categorically denied all of the allegations, and the White House has stood by him.
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SNL stood by both cast members, keeping them on the show despite the pre-season criticism.
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Trump has denied any wrongdoing, and congressional Republicans have stood by the president throughout the inquiry.
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The company stood by its target for sales to grow at a mid-single digit rate.
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It got worse and worse, and the network stood by him every step of the way.
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Instead, tens of thousands were delayed while agents stood by in station booths or on mezzanines.
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He was invited to the event by Mr. Huang, who stood by him as he spoke.
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He stood by that prediction and believes the young American might even be ahead of schedule.
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The Times stood by its story and dismissed a Trump attorney's demand for an apology and retraction.
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Penney, however, stood by its full-year same-store sales forecast, as did Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom.
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Sony and its filmmakers have stood by "Concussion," offering free tickets to N.F.L. players and team owners.
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When Swisher pushed back on the comparison of Facebook to deadly cigarettes, Benioff stood by his assessment.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 37, was all smiles as she stood by West's side.
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Bowens stood by community activist Quanell X in a news conference one week after her daughter's disappearance.
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Sessions stood by his and Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein's memo that was cited in the Comey firing.
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Outside the gates a contingent of the Bolivarian National Guard stood by impassively as the shots crackled.
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That's an old Gizmodo conclusion, one that we've stood by for the better part of a decade.
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Those on the hard and far right have stood by Marine Le Pen of the National Front.
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Nike, which stood by Mr Woods in the bad times, has a valuable clothing deal with him.
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It also stood by its 2020 targets, which include reaching an underlying operating margin of 20 percent.
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Trump stood by his attacks, even after Obama released a long-form version of his birth certificate.
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On Friday afternoon Fitzgerald said he stood by the validity of the original data presented at trial.
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Had Britain's parliament been surrounded and attacked, would authorities have stood by and done nothing, he asked.
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Farrow first accused Allen of sexual assault in 1992 and has stood by her allegations ever since.
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Nutter clearly felt that Game of Thrones creative team made a good choice, and stood by it.
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The camera-loving personality later stood by her behavior, even tweeting a clip of the showdown. 5.
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Dickerson pressed the president to explain his remarks again, and whether he stood by his unproven claims.
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Le told viewers they should do additional research for themselves, but stood by his former videos winnings.
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An "enrichment facilitator" stood by with a spray water bottle, in case her charges got too exuberant.
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They stood by me and I'm sure there are many times when I would have fired me.
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Through it all he's stood by my side and become my best friend, teammate and lifelong companion.
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Still, BASF stood by its dividend policy of aiming to increase the payout to shareholders every year.
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Kurt has stood by my side thru sickness and makes me feel more loved now than ever.
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His base stood by him as he said or suggested things that would have sunk most candidates.
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The goal from America's side was to show the US still stood by its allies in Kiev.
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Moonves' wife, "The Talk" co-host Julie Chen, has stood by her husband publicly at every turn.
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MTV again stood by Amber when she was busted in 2011 for possession of a controlled substance.
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Comey did not state specifically what he disputed, and The New York Times stood by its story.
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In a separate CBS This Morning interview that aired Thursday, the Jackson accusers stood by their allegations.
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"I've stood by everything I ever said in my campaign," Rubio told the Miami Herald last month.
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Trump also stood by comments he made at a rally in Florida on Wednesday, where he called
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It was an about-face from their statement on Tuesday, when the company stood by its ad.
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Her daughter, Jacqueline, stood by her side before her mother entered the ICE building with her lawyer.
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In a contentious exchange on Tuesday, Spicer was unable to say whether Trump stood by those comments.
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The hospital's security guards, claiming they had not been paid in months, stood by, enforcing the bribes.
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In a statement, a spokesperson for parent company Dow Jones said they stood by the Journal's reporting.
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And that dynamic was on ample display Monday night as Mr. Eustis stood by the Delacorte Theater.
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Stacey, a nurse who had been caring for Jahi for the past year, stood by her feet.
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The board of trustees has stood by him, but the allegations have thrown the school into turmoil.
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The White House on Friday stood by chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE's criticism of Rep.
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McCabe stood by his claims that Rosenstein offered to wear a wire when talking to the president.
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The senator stood by his assertion last week, despite facing pushback from federal and state election officials.
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CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan stood by the decision Monday when asked about gas canisters landing in Mexico.
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King defended the Freedom Party last week, saying he stood by his decision to visit its members.
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The Intercept originally stood by the reporting, arguing the message was too short for any valid analysis.
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Rwigara also stood by comments she made in criticism of the government during a 2017 news conference.
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The Vatican stood by Pell in a statement, saying it had "taken note" of the court's decision.
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At The CW's Television Critics Association presentation on Sunday, network president Mark Pedowitz stood by the show.
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I was drunk enough that I flirted with him when he stood by me at the bar.
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He has stood by us when people were mad at me, and I like working for him.
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However, the freshman progressive stood by her criticism of Pelosi for dismissing her and fellow Democratic Reps.
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Gap did not directly address the Roo Hsing dispute, but said it stood by the arbitrators' decisions.
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And he stood by his insistence that he would build a massive wall across the Mexican border.
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In an interview, Ms. Napolitano said she stood by her order to keep Mr. Choudhry off campus.
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Before the news conference, Trump stood by his attorney general, saying he had "total" confidence in Sessions.
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Trump stood by his controversial comments on Islam, saying "a lot of" Muslims hate the United States.
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I have no doubt he'd have stood by that and not doubted his actions for a second.
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Renault (RNSDF) and the French government have stood by him, presuming him innocent until proven otherwise. 3.
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Washington (CNN)A freshman Democratic member of Congress on Thursday stood by her accusation that Republican Sen.
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The Congress party said on Monday it stood by Tharoor and accused its rivals of playing politics.
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But because of his "continuing refusal to accept responsibility and show remorse," they stood by their decision.
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The ones who stood by him through thick and thin and thought this was finally something different?
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His own secretary of defense stood by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marine Gen.
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Despite the criticism, Gorsuch stood by his opinion when Grassley pressed him on it during his hearing.
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Mr. Cannavale, asked about it after the interview in his Brooklyn house, said he stood by her.
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When Ms. Hurley was diagnosed with breast cancer, Mr. Kenney stood by her during the monthslong treatments.
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Jill stood by his side when he made that announcement at the White House in October 2015.
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Katharine McPhee, who stars in "Waitress," stood by the dance floor in her black Zac Posen dress.
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After all, they've stood by him through worse, through events and allegations that implicate Mr. Trump himself.
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May's office said that she stood by her rejection of any form of customs union after Brexit.
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Medals were awarded to foreigners who had stood by the unborn country in its hour of need.
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WPP said in a statement on Tuesday that it stood by what its lawyers said last week.
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"The FTC has stood by as major corporations have consolidated their power and stifled competition," he wrote.
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WikiLeaks stood by its accusation, telling POLITICO that Kerry had threatened "consequences" if Ecuador didn't step in.
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They have always said, and they have stood by this, I should work for what I want.
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A theme of their work concerned the so-called enablers who stood by as abuses took place.
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After the United States Anti-Doping Agency banned Alberto Salazar for four years, Nike stood by him.
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When first approached for comment by CNN late last year, the insurance giant stood by its denial.
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In an interview with news channel ANC on Monday, Robredo stood by her criticism of Duterte's policies.
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Riggins, in a response to Stanford, stood by her comment to The Times and criticized her dismissal.
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The government said in a statement on Saturday it stood by the appointments to the inquiry board.
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The American, Frederick R. Koch, who had built the theater for $2.8 million, stood by her side.
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Yves Saint Laurent, you believed in me and stood by my side when I needed it most!
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In the early stages of Watergate, Baker stood by Nixon and even privately promised to protect him.
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Coca-Cola stood by its single-use plastic bottle at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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President Trump has stood by as his favorite dictators have ridden roughshod over the rights of journalists.
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Mr. Anne, just back from prayers, walked to Adama, stood by his side and rubbed his back.
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Catherine was there for the firing and stood by and let it happen without defending her husband.
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Brad and I are especially grateful for the many fans who stood by me throughout this ordeal.
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The company stood by its full-year forecast for growth in the 3 to 5 percent range.
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The daycare staff stood by me, waited for the police to arrive and testified in my favor.
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On Christmas Eve, Churchill stood by as Roosevelt flipped a switch to light the National Christmas tree.
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But he has stood by those comments and taken to Twitter in recent days to defend himself.
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The government said in a statement on Saturday it stood by the appointments to the inquiry board.
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Other world leaders have followed in denouncing the country's harsh practices and stood by the LGBT community.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, stood by the point on Tuesday, though adjusting the language.
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A last-minute shift in the wind direction saved the house, but Doyle stood by his decision.
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The former Obama administration tax official stood by the center's analysis in a discussion with Hassett afterward.
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Columbia said in its statement that it stood by its finding clearing Mr. Nungesser of any misconduct.
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Both companies say passenger safety is their top priority and have stood by their background-check processes.
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Zuckerberg stood by Bosworth, who goes by the nickname "Boz," while distancing himself from the memo's contents.
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For Egyptians, the move was further charged by the opportunity to vocalize ideas while authorities stood by.
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The Department for Transport spokeswoman also said the government stood by the due diligence carried out on Seaborne.
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Citigroup said it was disappointed by the tribunal's latest ruling but stood by its decision to dismiss McWilliams.
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Seacrest has staunchly denied her allegations and accused her of blackmail, and his employers have stood by him.
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She went on to express her gratitude for those who have stood by her during this difficult time.
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CBC stood by its test results, posting the six page report for all to see on its site.
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It was no longer clear just how much it mattered whether trade partners stood by their environmental commitments.
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However, Bayer balked at admitting any wrongdoing in how it sold Essure and stood by its safety record.
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Garner also stood by Affleck when he entered treatment for alcohol addiction for the third time in August.
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Spicer also stood by the claim at Monday's White House briefing, arguing he included television and Internet viewers.
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But they've always stood by the reasoning that it's nothing to worry about because you're given a choice.
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Noble, which has stood by its accounts, appointed two new co-CEOs last year after its CEO quit.
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In June she issued a statement that she was "embarrassed" and apologized again as MSNBC stood by her.
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MSNBC has stood by Joy Reid despite dozens of hateful posts from her now-defunct blog being unearthed.
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We are grateful for all those who have stood by Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo. Our staff.
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Republicans have stood by Trump and an impeachment effort was unlikely to succeed in the Republican-led Senate.
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Peter Mertens, Audi's chief of technical development, stood by Vukotich and also seemed unperturbed by this future scenario.
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"I stood by my man because I loved him, until I couldn't stand by him anymore," she says.
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It is rumored that a shovel stood by a wall for a week until its status was settled.
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The mogul's immediate family has stood by Trump's side as he faced controversy after controversy during his campaign.
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The role arrived while her parents were going through a messy divorce and Keiko stood by her father.
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Judging by how she stood by Trump's side during the election, we all know the answer to that.
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And despite the allegation and outcome against his client, the Garrard family stood by Garrard's side, he adds.
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Tammy may have sang the song, but you're the one who really stood by your man through everything.Yep.
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For her part, Hillary Clinton has largely stood by as the drama with Trump and the GOP unfolds.
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Ms Omar apologised, though stood by her criticism of AIPAC, after the House Democratic leadership condemned her remarks.
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The White House, so far, has stood by Kavanaugh, and Republican senators have continued to praise his character.
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Ben Johnson, the owner of the two companies, stood by the products in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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The U.S. Golf Association (USGA), however, stood by its decision to penalize Johnson one stroke after the round.
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Baio's wife of more than a decade, Renee Sloan, stood by his side during his Thursday press conference.
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They have stood by Maduro through two waves of street protests and a steady dismantling of democratic institutions.
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In lieu of apologizing, however, Trump threw her a bone of a compliment and stood by his words.
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Yet Whitlam stood by his decision, even plastering "Blue Poles" on his prime ministerial Christmas card to MPs.
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Still, he stood by the piece as in keeping with Gawker's mission to produce "true and interesting" journalism.
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Despite tumbling earnings, GE has stood by its 2019 guidance for industrial free cash flow throughout the year.
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"Breitbart News has stood by me when others caved," Yiannopoulos, a Breitbart senior editor, said in a statement.
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Their kids stood by the Simpson children after Nicole's death and during O.J.'s 15-month jail stay.
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Mr Faymann at first stood by Mrs Merkel in her determination to keep the doors open for refugees.
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Trump's loyal voters have always stood by their man when he has been written off by media commentators.
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Citigroup said it was disappointed by the tribunal's latest decision but stood by its decision to dismiss McWilliams.
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Too paralysed by sectarian and regional differences, it has stood by as its members were engulfed by war.
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But "no eye contact" is not one of them... Despite Lee's doubts, the Post stood by its story.
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But Gabbard stood by her trip, which has drawn condemnation from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Despite the loss, Trump stood by McConnell with a tweet of support for the leader's bid for reelection.
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Andrew has previously said he stood by the palace statements and recently apologized over his friendship with Epstein.
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At the event, he stood by Short's side and declared himself "grateful to have enjoyed" David Koch's support.
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Sampson told the New York Times that she stood by her ruling, and said her examination was comprehensive.
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But the Kings organization and its owners, who put up most of the money, have stood by it.
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Indonesian government officials told Reuters they stood by their blending plan, while Malaysia's plantations ministry declined to comment.
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In March, he hit GOP lawmakers who stood by the president, claiming it could hurt their reelection prospects.
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Yellen stood by the reforms made since the 2008 financial crisis and had publicly cautioned against loosening regulation.
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The defense secretary stood by as Trump has appeased Russia, which he sees as a dangerous US foe.
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But the 16-page document includes other elements of the account that Smollett had stood by for weeks.
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CNN and Bernstein, however, have stood by their reporting, despite Davis undercutting at least part of the reporting.
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She said that she stood by her views but that the post had become a platform for haters.
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"This is a movie about a man who stood by his convictions at all costs," Mr. Permut said.
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"I told Bridget this is the first step in the process," he added, as she stood by quietly.
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Dozens in Minneapolis marched onto Interstate 94, blocking traffic for at least an hour as police stood by.
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Raymond's friend, Mark "The Gonz" Gonzalez, stood by the entrance while youngsters did floppy ollies in the gallery.
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And the U.S. government stood by this principle for five decades, until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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They asked Cohen's legal team if he stood by his testimony, and the team responded that he did.
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We visited the woman in the hospital, where a nurse stood by as Skinner took a police report.
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Partners in Netanyahu's governing coalition have stood by him, saying they are awaiting the attorney general's next moves.
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Facebook said that video did not violate its rules, and on Friday the company stood by that decision.
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While hundreds have deserted, with many fleeing to neighboring Colombia, the top brass has stood by Maduro's side.
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Mr. Godec said on Friday that he stood by his invitation and that he sympathized with the demonstrators.
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His wife, the movie actress Valerie Hobson, stood by him throughout, until her death in 1998 at 20133.
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A spokesman for the governor's office said it stood by Mr. Scott's comments and executive order from Friday.
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People stood by the tracks as the train's horn blared, waving, taking pictures and holding aloft American flags.
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She stood by a window for light, applied bright lipstick and combed her hair into two girlish pigtails.
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She won Wednesday's vote of no confidence: 200 members of her party stood by her; 117 did not.
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Blackburn and Black also criticized Trump following the release of the tape, but both stood by his candidacy.
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Then Rosenstein stood by Barr while Barr gave a press conference in which he acted like Trump's lawyer.
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At the time, Trump stood by Ratcliffe and said he was being treated "unfairly" by the news media.
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The next day, a mob estimated at 10,256 burned down the hall -- as police and firemen stood by.
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Sanders stood by President Trump as he viciously attacked the media, often lobbing her own insults at journalists.
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A platoon of former wrestlers, coaches and Republicans from President Trump to Mr. Ryan, has stood by him.
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His allies — Russia, Iran and Hezbollah — have stood by him, bolstering his depleted military and helping it advance.
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He said Mr. Trump should have simply said that he stood by his previous comments about the protests.
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Mr. Parker and Nike initially stood by Mr. Salazar and committed to funding his appeal of the punishment.
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Durbin told reporters Trump made the remark, and stood by his claim even after the president denied it.
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Today my husband stood by my 10 y/o daughter because no one else in her school would.
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Katz said Ford stood by her story, and that now she had come forward, they expected serious opposition.
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"We cannot forget that the United Arab Emirates stood by Syria in its war against terrorism," he said.
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The full 9th Circuit agreed to reconsider the decision but stood by the court's initial ruling on Monday.
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President Donald Trump has stood by his choice for the court, and sought to discredit Ramirez on Tuesday.
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Fellow central European power Hungary has stood by Poland's rulers, saying the EU should not overstep its authority.
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On Sunday, Brennan said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he stood by his comments.
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As advocates of smaller government, Republican leaders have mostly stood by while Trump erodes the executive branch administratively.
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A spokesperson for The Sun later reacted, saying the newspaper stood by its reporting and the quotes used.
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In a response to an email, a Volkswagen spokesperson said that it stood by its announcement on Dec.
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"I asked them how they felt about Trump and if they stood by their 2016 vote," Bump wrote.
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After the charges were formally dropped, Smollett told reporters he was thankful to everyone who stood by him.
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Let's not forget how he stood by for what felt like an eternity while Ramsay tortured poor Sansa.
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I want to thank everyone who has stood by Chris and has supported us through this devastating time.
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Facebook has even stood by its controversial stance of not touching political ads, even if they contain lies.
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In court, Ms. Velie and Mr. Blackburn stood by the article, but failed to back up its claims.
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Rosario Cárdenas Cárdenas, too, stood by the party despite the economic hit her plant nursery has taken recently.
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I stood by the front door and waited for the elevator to come to take my dad away.
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Smollett always stood by his initial story that he was the victim of a hate crime in January.
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The county, for its part, has stood by its complaints about needle litter and the threats it poses.
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But the full, un-cropped still is even more indicting, showing seven additional officers who stood by watching.
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The government said it stood by the adverts, which "generate attention for our campaign and can thus save lives".
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He recently stood by his wife's side on Halloween, dressing up as a cockroach to her pest control operator.
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" On Wednesday, Eggert finally appeared on Dr. Oz and stood by her allegations, saying, "He had all the power.
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Ocasio-Cortez stood by her claim Thursday that Pelosi has been unfairly zeroing in on freshman women of color.
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Gaga got matching tattoos with some of the people who stood by her as she sang, symbolizing their unity.
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Despite his announcement on the death penalty, Brunei's leader said Sunday he stood by his new penal code overall.
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Prince William stood by younger brother Prince Harry's side on Saturday as he said "I do" to Meghan Markle.
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Washington has steadfastly stood by the kingdom, despite its brutal war in Yemen and jailing of human rights activists.
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Lamar Alexander, the Republican chair of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, stood by Puzder.
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Asked about the audit, a representative for the Khaled Juffali Company said the firm stood by its previous statement.
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So when Chicago won its first Fall Classic since 1908 earlier this month, the fan stood by his claims.
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But he stood by his point that there were better ways for the students to help prevent school violence.
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Flemmi says he saw Salemme&aposs son strangling DiSarro while Weadick held DiSarro&aposs feet and Salemme stood by.
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Both Clary and Savage have fiercely stood by the singer's side through his multiple arrests for various sex crimes.
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But she stood by her account that she was shut out of conversations and meetings about the urine samples.
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Trump has stood by his claim, repeating the allegation again Friday while standing next to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Trump has largely stood by MBS, arguing that Saudi Arabia is too important a strategic partner to break ties.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki also apologized to the LGBTQ community last week, but has stood by the Crowder decision.
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Their attorneys said that while Salamoni threatened and ultimately took Sterling's life, Lake stood by and let it happen.
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The New York Times reported Meisel stood by his casting decision despite editor-in-chief Franca Sozzani's initial objections.
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I've had to made decisions like that and stood by them, and I think it was the right decision.
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They have stood by as Mr Abadi, with American cajoling, adopted a more Arab, less Shia-revivalist, foreign policy.
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Billy Tauzin, a former Louisiana congressman who sponsored the 1995 bill as a Republican, stood by its original intentions.
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GE did not make those comments about Fitch's report on Tuesday, but said it stood by its own accounting.
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He was just a kid who was falling into the abyss while the adult world stood by and watched.
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Republicans in the House stood by their position of not negotiating on immigration while the government was shut down.
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And when Trump mocked women, people with disabilities, and his political opponents, the religious right stood by their man.
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Weisz stood by her husband's side at the 2015 premiere of Spectre when Craig chatted with the royal family.
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Relaxed and cheerful, he stood by his car and answered questions for about 10 minutes as sleet fell steadily.
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Its leaders stood by, impotently, as former allies in the Balkans and the Middle East were bombed and toppled.
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Both stood by the Queen as she received guests while seated on a golden chair at the Knights' Hall.
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The apology is an about-face from the company's previous statement, which stood by the ad on Tuesday evening.
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In an interview with the New York Times, O'Reilly stood by the statement that he has done nothing wrong.
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In June 2017, she stood by Jenner during the wake of her Pepsi controversy in another appearance on WWHL.
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The Globe's report adds that the group stood by it's decision to ban OUTVETS in a Wednesday evening meeting.
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Zuck stood by Peter Thiel, who sits on Facebook's board, when he came out in support of Donald Trump.
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He was eating a sausage on a stick in the central cafeteria during the tour, while executives stood by.
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On a different note, the network stood by its television-programming strategy, stressing that the digital streaming option works.
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Trump also stood by his remarks about the Second Amendment that Democrats interpreted as calling for violence against Clinton.
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Until a few days ago, most rumors confidently stood by '25c,' following the name of 25's plastic 5c.
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Trump stood by his criticism of Machado after the debate and called her "disgusting" in a late-night tweetstorm.
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Other cities, like Nashville, Denver, and Minneapolis, stood by helplessly as hundreds of scooters were dropped onto their streets.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose Liberal government approved Trans Mountain last November, stood by the project on Tuesday.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports Caleb high-fived his mom before walking into the classroom as the officers stood by.
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I want to thank all of you who have stood by me during the toughest stretch of my life.
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We've always stood by designers who expand their lines to both genders, especially when they create one for two.
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Melania and Barron Trump stood by Monday as the White House holiday tree was delivered by horse-drawn carriage.
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Despite tumbling earnings, GE (GE) has stood by its 2019 guidance for industrial free cash flow throughout the year.
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Ryan stood by his commitment that he won't endorse any presidential candidate because of his position at the convention.
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History will judge harshly those who supported him or who apathetically stood by in the face of the carnage.
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On Tuesday afternoon, McConnell's wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao stood by Trump's side as he made his incendiary remarks.
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In discussing the broader question of Daniels' credibility, Giuliani stood by the themes of his controversial comments in Israel.
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The company stood by its forecast for organic sales to fall about 4 percent in the year ending May.
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Donald Trump is thanking everyone who has stood by him in the wake of his latest, headline-making scandal.
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The company has consistently stood by its practices and said that it has followed all relevant laws and regulations.
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Trump has stood by Giuliani thus far, defending him as a great "crime fighter" who is focused on corruption.
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Check out her take on Trump -- who stood by her during her scandal with former Miss USA Tara Conner.
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But because her own co-host and other black ESPN employees stood by her, the network reportedly backed off.
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Wesfarmers Managing Director Richard Goyder stood by the investment, while conceding it would "take longer than we might've hoped".
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Republicans have stood by silently as the President ignores norms, threatens institutions, and conducts his erratic term in office.
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He stood by an earlier comment that Trump was "unhinged" yet said he understood why his supporters backed him.
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Two of his attorneys stood by his side with their hands on his back while the judge, Army Col.
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I am delighted for the team and for our tifosi (fans) who stood by us throughout this whole period.
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Elekta stood by its full-year sales and profitability forecast, helping its shares recover and end up 4.5 percent.
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Trump has stood by his surprise meeting with Kim, later tweeting a photo of himself stepping into North Korea.
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The Justice Department did not respond Monday to a question about whether Barr stood by his April 18 comments.
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The Vatican stood by Pell in a statement released Tuesday, saying they had "taken note" of the court's decision.
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Trump stood by his attacks on the Khan family, which elevated Khizr Khan into a nationally known Democratic activist.
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The two girls stood by their side during the big day wearing white lace gowns that matched their mom.
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After all, isn't Nike the same company that stood by Lance Armstrong for years as he battled doping accusations?
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Nike has also stood by other athletes in their times of trouble, most notably Tiger Woods and Kobe Bryant.
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Pai told Congress after Trump's tweet that he stood by his decision to refer the issue to a hearing.
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David Eng, a family friend, stood by Mr. Seid, who sat calmly in his wheelchair, wearing a felt cap.
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"He has stood by us when people were mad at me, and I like working for him," Colbert said.
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In front of the memorial, Ms. McCain paused and stood by a patriotic wreath that was moved toward her.
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Joseph's initial three-piece Pilots lineup was coming to an amicable end, and Dun stood by at the ready.
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Ms. Sanford's sons, Marshall, Landon, Bolton and Blake, stood by her side wearing matching khaki pants and blue blazers.
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She earned their trust, recorded their experiences and stood by them as they testified in court against their abusers.
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I stood by the mop sink, holding the rim for balance, struggling to make sense of what he said.
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Trump has stood by the prince, saying weapons sales to Saudi Arabia are an important source of U.S. jobs.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Cork, Ireland — I stood by the door, trying to find the courage to enter the world.
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Two uniformed men stood by the resort's long driveway armed with clipboards and walkie-talkies, ushering curious onlookers away.
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Mr. Rajapaksa stood by in the chamber, watching as his allies rampaged as they had on Thursday as well.
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Kissinger signed off on the plan, the Iraqi military slaughtered thousands of Kurds and the United States stood by.
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The White House said it had no idea why that happened and that it stood by the original message.
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Trump so far has stood by his embattled EPA chief, tweeting late Saturday, "Scott is doing a great job!"
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Greitens said in a statement at the time of the indictment he stood by his work with the charity.
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After completing her look, Jackson joined her brother Prince and sweetly cradled him as she stood by his side.
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The administration has stood by the rule, characterizing it as a way to promote sufficiency and independence among immigrants.
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President Donald Trump has stood by Kavanaugh as women have come forward with allegations against his Supreme Court pick.
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Trump stood by Moore, who ended up losing to Democrat Doug Jones in a race Republicans should have won.
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There was no follow-up conversation with Ms. Curry, who said she stood by what she told the Post.
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Andrew Bates, a spokesman for Mr. Biden's presidential campaign, said Mr. Biden stood by his record as vice president.
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When the lawsuit was filed, a CBS spokesperson said the network stood by its reporting and would defend it.
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Several Muslim residents in Maujpur and adjacent neighborhoods said that police officers had stood by while they were attacked.
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After the lighting ceremony, Martha Freire Carrasco, Mr. Rodriguez's wife, stood by her husband's memorial and held back tears.
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Warren stood by a CNN report that Sanders told her he didn't think a woman could defeat Donald Trump.
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We're now past Presidents Day, so congratulations if you've still stood by your resolution to get healthier this year.
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The company also stood by its medium-term targets that include a loan book growth of around 10-15%.
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The athletic company also has stood by athletes accused of less-serious wrongdoings that still became public relations nightmares.
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In contrast, the ESC stood by its new guidelines, emphasizing they were based on more than the EXCEL results.
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Even as Google has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, Brin has stood by his fitness obsession roots.
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Soldiers stood by the 13 flag-draped coffins holding pictures of the fallen men, who were from four regiments.
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The company stood by its forecast for full-year growth of 3 to 5 percent, helped by price increases.
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Where the rest of his buddies were surrounded by spouses and children at mobilization ceremonies, he stood by himself.
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Deputies failed to carry out their duties in uniform and stood by as dozens of teenagers were mowed down.
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While he completed the measurement, two porters stood by, unfazed, as snow piled up on their jackets and hats.
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But Walden also has stood by Trump throughout the Ukraine scandal and fallen in line on other key issues.
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Fox News stood by its host, issuing a statement that Mr. Trump had an "extreme, sick obsession" with her.
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The sheriff's office on Saturday stood by the sheriff's comments during Friday's news conference, said police spokesman Spencer Gross.
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Despite the challenges from SpaceX and Blue Origin, the Department of Defense has stood by the Air Force's process.
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Disney at the time stood by its project, even in the face of harsh retribution from the Chinese government.
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The Trump voters stood by Trump and voted Republican, but this time around, everyone else voted for the Democrats.
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Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, who released more documents Thursday, stood by his handling of the issue.
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Moscow has stood by Assad, saying the poison gas belonged to rebels, an explanation Washington dismisses as beyond credible.
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Both Republicans and Democrats urged Trump himself to strongly condemn the killing after he stood by the crown prince.
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In 2009, the world stood by passively while the hopes of the Iranian people were crushed by their government.
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She issued a statement on November 11 that provided the context around her comments but nonetheless stood by them.
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But Bee should've known that it would ignite the exact outrage that it did, and stood by her comment.
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We're told officers stood by while Bieber and the other driver exchanged info ... but cops didn't take a report.
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Langer said he told J&J lawyers who visited him last year that he stood by all of his findings.
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Perry publicly stood by her, especially during her battle with breast cancer, with which she was diagnosed in February 2015.
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Northamptonshire Police Chief Superintendent Chris Hillery said he stood by the department's actions and its decision to seize the dog.
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" Ocasio-Cortez has stood by her critique of Pelosi, telling CNN Thursday, "It's really just pointing out the pattern, right?
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If I had ever had any reason to doubt Alberto, I would not have stood by him all this time.
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Indicated 20.4 percent higher The company stood by its full-year guidance after reporting higher second-quarter profit and sales.
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Meanwhile, cash mules stood by, communicating with the hackers over an encrypted chat and reporting the results of the tests.
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She stood by Sanders through the Democratic convention, only announcing she would vote for Clinton days after the convention ended.
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The office previously stood by its decision to include glyphosate on the state's list of products known to cause cancer.
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Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne told reporters the government stood by the 15 percent target and supported the central bank's efforts.
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So far, they have stood by Maduro through two waves of street protests and a steady dismantling of democratic institutions.
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Officers met the fishermen at an area marina and stood by until the Coast Guard and Drug Enforcement Administration arrived.
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Dion stood by her step-sons, Patrick and Jean-Pierre Angélil, in a receiving line at the open-casket service.
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Those involved in the rescue were give large garlands made from marigolds as navy officers and proud civilians stood by.
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So one of the things that I've been fascinated by is Nike stood by Tiger Woods through his own problems.
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U.S. soybean farmers have largely stood by the president in his efforts to put pressure China on its trade policies.
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In 2018, the US stood by as Iraqi forces drove the Kurds back from territory they had gained battling ISIS.
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Now he gets misty-eyed often, usually while talking about the people who have helped him or stood by him.
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But Jenni stood by her man: "I've been with him for six months and he's never disrespected me," she said.
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He stood by his bizarre code of honor, one that frowns on public assistance in favor of the coat hanger.
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I stood by the display case and told people that I had painted that toy and was the Nick Gazin.
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Several NBC journalists who reported the story also stood by their piece, saying on MSNBC that their reporting was true.
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Mexican troops stood by as thousands of people crowded to steal fuel from the punctured pipeline, hours before it exploded.
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The Marines themselves have stood by John Bradley's presence in the photo, even though the Corps is investigating the issue.
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Outlets like National Review stood by Nixon's side, spinning every possible defense against impeachment, but they made very little impact.
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He has trusted his instincts, refused to apologize amid controversy, stood by his allies and sought to destroy his foes.
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Shares rose for Nike, the sponsor that stood by Woods after his 2009 car crash and reports of extramarital affairs.
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While arguing that "there's nobody on this stage that's more pro-Israel" than he is, Trump stood by his comments.
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In a separate CBS This Morning interview that aired last Thursday, the late pop star's accusers stood by their allegations.
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Al-Abadi stood by previous pledges that Mosul would be retaken this year, despite increasingly slow progress on the ground.
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A central bank that stood by as fiscal stimulus pushed inflation above its target has in effect relinquished its independence.
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So far, partners in Netanyahu's governing coalition have stood by him, saying they are awaiting the attorney-general's next moves.
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On Monday, the Pulitzer Prize board announced that it stood by Díaz and would not remove him from the board.
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So far, partners in his governing coalition have stood by Netanyahu, saying they were awaiting the attorney-general's next moves.
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Both named in the lawsuit, they stood by the post, which Denton said "stands up to the test of time."
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Two days after Election Day, Harris stood by the podium as a mother explained in Spanish why she feared deportation.
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In the end, Goldschneider — a mother of two sets of twins under the age of 10 — stood by her words.
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Renault initially gave Mr Ghosn's financial activities as its own boss a clean bill of health, and stood by him.
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His presidential campaign did not immediately respond to VICE News' questions about decriminalization and whether O'Rourke stood by his vote.
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The company stood by a previously announced target of building 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of June.
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"I went to college with [victim] Cory Connell," says Louisa Alvarez, 21, who stood by the Pulse sign and prayed.
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" In addition to thanking everyone who stood by him and who advocated for justice, he states "Imma keep moving forward.
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President Trump has stood by unproven claims that the Obama administration tapped his phones during the 2016 White House race.
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We stood by you, excited smiles dropping only slightly, as your first four episodes did a whole lotta going nowhere.
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Jenner, 63, had been close with both Simpson and Brown, and she stood by the Simpson children after Brown's death.
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I mean, for eight years, conservatives stood by as they watched the erosion of American ideals under the Obama administration.
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Lautner stood by Lourd's side following the sudden deaths of her mother Carrie Fisher and grandmother Debbie Reynolds in December.
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He just shrugged OK, so I stood by him and smiled for the camera while a stewardess did the snap.
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Even though Dickson had to adapt her business model, she stood by her original goal of creating comfortable foldable shoes.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey have stood by as the oppressed are banned from their platforms rather than their oppressors.
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In response to Bhusri's statements on Workday's competition, SAP told CNBC in an email that it stood by its strategy.
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Torricelli, who vacated his seat in 2002 over an ethics controversy, has since downplayed those rumors and stood by Menendez.
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Some sat on the cold floor, others stood by the cash registries while one woman raged, wanting to go home.
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As Chris Christie stood by his side, Trump referenced part of the New Jersey governor's reasoning for joining his campaign.
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Dyson has argued that the study was unfair and involved flawed methodology, while the scientists have stood by their research.
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Despite the allegations -- many of which Franken admitted and apologized for -- Elliott stood by his friend Thursday night outside Craig's.
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And some Republicans who knew better stood by silently, and even during the course of this campaign, didn't say anything.
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"You've stood by us for 20 years, and we want to say a big thank-you," Haliwell told the camera.
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" Eskridge stood by his claim, saying, "If I see sea-level rise occurring, I'll shout it from the house top.
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Trump has stood by his controversial remarks, while the White House says they refer to Obama administration surveillance more broadly.
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The ANC stood by Zuma at a similar meeting in November in a debate about whether he should step down.
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However, he told Today's Matt Lauer that he stood by his initial story, although he had changed a few details.
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Ms. Harth withdrew her own lawsuit against Mr. Trump alleging unwanted advances, but she has stood by her original claims.
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Kardashian West stood by on Saturday night as West delivered a lengthy speech about his support of President Donald Trump.d.
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While Thorne's hairdresser worked the bright coppery tone into her hair, a friend stood by to document the entire experience.
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At one point on Monday evening, I stood by three Philippine National Police officers on the steps of City Hall.
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Trump has stood by Moore despite the accusations and has raised questions about the women who have leveled the charges.
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Sony, he says, set him up with a minder, who stood by the production monitor and pushed for extra footage.
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Noble, which has stood by its accounts, later revealed Iceberg to be led by ex-Noble credit analyst Arnaud Vagner.
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On Wednesday, Flake stood by his commitment to not vote for judicial nominees until the Mueller bill gets a vote.
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Appearing before the Senate committee, Pamela Bresnahan, the chair of the ABA's vetting group, stood by the not-qualified ratings.
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Kuchar's caddie, John Wood, stood by his man all day only to be separated from him for the medals ceremony.
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He stood by the doorway, keeping an eye on the main lobby to make sure no one else walked in.
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Despite the so-called "bag rage", Woolworths has stood by the levy, betting opposition to it will be short-lived.
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He added that Valencia's son gave her a high five as he entered the school as the officers stood by.
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In one characteristic dream, a woman stood by silently as her ex took his new love interest on a date.
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When host George Stephanopoulos asked Rubio about his debate performance, Rubio made it clear he stood by what he said.
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Gabriella said that Mugabe's security guards, who had followed her into the room, stood by and watched throughout, Engels said.
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"They just stood by and said nothing, and their base actually began to believe this crazy stuff," Mr. Obama said.
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A driver reported to the TV channel that men in military uniform stood by while plainclothes men took her away.
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He said in a telephone interview that he stood by the report but felt that its purpose had been misunderstood.
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She stood by her statements to call Ramos a "thief," adding that she would continue to fight for women's equality.
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Roughly 60 percent of convention delegates were chosen by party bosses, and the bosses almost always stood by the incumbent.
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The tone between the men was conciliatory; still, the former vice president and his allies have stood by his remarks.
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Although they eventually separated, Mary Jane stood by her man for years, even though he didn't care if she suffered.
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" Mr. Taymouri attributed the fall in the currency to speculators as well as the government "for just having stood by.
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She has campaigned tirelessly alongside him throughout his 2020 election, and stood by him throughout his decades-long political career.
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Top police and city officials may not have bought it, either, but they stood by the officers' tales for months.
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"The FTC has stood by as major corporations have consolidated their power and stifled competition," Hawley writes in the paper.
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Most Republicans remained silent or stood by Mr. Trump in light of the new messages, but a few raised alarms.
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Most Republicans remained silent or stood by Mr. Trump in light of the new messages, but a few raised alarms.
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Chipotle has stood by its decision to launch the product nationwide, citing positive feedback during trials on the West Coast.
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Knocking out 60 percent of Syria's planes, especially while Russia stood by helplessly — that would have been a game changer.
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Wolff told NBC on Friday that he stood by his reporting and had talked to the president for the book.
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"The Director stands by and has always stood by the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment," the CIA spokesman said Tuesday.
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All the while, President Trump has stood by him, saying Mr. Pruitt has done a great job rolling back regulations.
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My mom stood by me, defended me and, long after that demeaning incident, continued to support, teach and love me.
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The president stood by his threat on Sunday, even though it could be considered a war crime under international laws.
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Meghan Riddell, the leader of the cell biology lab, comforted a weeping student while two teary-eyed technicians stood by.
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As regulators stood by, medallion prices soared above $1 million before the bubble burst in late 2014, rocking the industry.
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Rauner stood by his political ally for as long as possible and never showed remorse for profiling him so prominently.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki would apologize to the LGBTQ+ community for the company&aposs decision, though she stood by it.
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In the court battle, the EPA stood by its decision and said the Sixth Circuit was wrong to overturn it.
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Bishop Barros stood by Father Karadima, who was tried and found guilty by the Vatican and was forced to retire.
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I stood by the machine reading as the shiny fax paper curled like a scroll from a Dead Sea cave.
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He grudgingly acknowledged a woman's constitutionally protected right to an abortion, but he stood by his belief that Roe v.
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I stood by silently, considering what might have happened if the gun had been pointed a little to the right.
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During the Watergate scandal, Nixon's allies on Capitol Hill stood by him months after majority Democrats initiated an impeachment inquiry.
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Amid an outpouring of public outcry, DeVos repeatedly stood by the decision to cut the money for the Special Olympics.
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Mohamed Haniff denied charges of a political conspiracy in the allegations against Anwar, saying Muhammed Yusoff stood by his statement.
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Her actions have upset both people for and against the death penalty, though Harris has always stood by her decisions.
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In my role as a bishop of the Catholic Church, I have served and stood by countless Central American families.
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AEI scooped up Murray when the Manhattan Institute let him go, and stood by him throughout The Bell Curve controversy.
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The hospital consistently stood by its contention that treatment would have been useless and that Charlie had irreversible brain damage.
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Mr. Alam was among the journalists who witnessed the Awami League faithful attacking student protesters while the police stood by.
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A skinny girl, who had matted hair and was wearing shoes too big for her feet, stood by her side.
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Rows of impassive police officers stood by as the crowds surged through the streets of shabby, dust-covered buildings downtown.
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Dickerson asked if the president stood by his assertion that Obama was "sick" and "bad" for allegedly wiretapping Trump Tower.
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Local prosecutors said they considered the family's views but stood by Whitaker's sentence as appropriate for such a brutal crime.
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I've stood by President Obama's side as he made the toughest decisions a Commander-in-Chief ever has to make.
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She stood by me at the lineup when I identified my attacker, after he was arrested for assaulting another woman.
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So far, partners in Netanyahu's governing coalition have stood by him, saying they are awaiting the attorney general's next moves.
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But then the Europeans stood by as Libya descended into a civil war that left it shattered and ruled by militias.
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Many backed Trump early in the 2016 campaign and stood by him during some of the toughest trials of the campaign.
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Other Democratic senators also stood by the nuclear option and said they would have other ways to hold accountable Trump's nominees.
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Macy, who was not charged with any involvement in the crimes, has stood by his wife's side throughout the public ordeal.
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Ryan has largely stood by the president once he took office and Trump reminded him Wednesday that he couldn't care less.
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Harth eventually withdrew her lawsuit but has stood by her accusation, including in an interview with The Guardian in July 2016.
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The Washington Post and New York Times, whom Trump has attacked for their reporting about Flynn, have stood by their stories.
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Bush's daughter, Dorothy, stood by her father with her hand on his shoulder as she also gazed upon her mother's casket.
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And so people just stood by, but they never really got a glimpse of him as this train just whizzed by.
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