We stood up ICE, we stood up family detention center temporarily.
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He always stood up and sat down, and stood up and sat down.
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I stood up and Mr. Cosby stood up and he got up to guide me.
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It didn't matter whether they stood up and then sat down or sat down and then stood up.
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"I stood up to leave, he stood up, asked me to give him a hug," she told police.
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There was a day that he would have stood up for that family, would have stood up for himself.
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"When I stood up for my mother, I stood up for everybody that is scared to speak up," he said.
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At one point, when the president announced a plan to make community college free, I quickly stood up and clapped, belatedly noticing that I stood up before her.
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Williams Stood Up for Her Anger Management Treatment and Stood Up to Burruss and Moore Williams' hot tempter and history of violent behavior has been extensively documented on RHOA.
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I stood up — he didn't know I was there.
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There were people standing up – Meryl Streep stood up!
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And good for him — he stood up for himself.
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"Bertie needs a bride, he's been stood up," Botting said.
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But then he stood up the Democratic base, the establishment?
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She stood up to male colleagues and their sexist remarks.
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"I believe that I stood up for myself," she said.
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Others are saying he should have stood up for CNN.
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He stood up and quietly thanked me as he left.
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Meghan Markle is thanking those who stood up for her.
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After a while, Hernández stood up to braid Rogel's hair.
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And God bless the man who stood up for justice.
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I stood up for myself like any other American would.
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" "So proud of everyone who stood up by sitting down.
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"Glad you stood up for your moral convictions," another wrote.
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She stood up for Jenner specifically, praising her work ethic.
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At the end, I stood up and shook their hands.
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Bryce gets stood up by Chloe at his family dinner.
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So in the end, I'm glad I finally stood up.
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If only I had stood up to my tyrannical roommate.
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" One user stood up for Kinney, writing, "Leave him alone.
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Questlove stood up wordlessly, waved casually, and walked off stage.
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"No one stood up," Georgia nose tackle John Atkins said.
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I stood up, and everyone was trying to climb out.
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At the end, people just stood up and started screaming.
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In the event, the British economy has stood up well.
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Twitter has even stood up for users in civil cases.
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On June 26, the Electron stood up to try again.
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"Hoping you stood up the whole time," wrote one user.
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As a gay man I stood up and took notice.
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We've come together, and we've stood up against the administration.
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The "we are all in this together" dictum stood up.
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So I've stood up for equal rights and marriage equality.
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Stand up for kids who don't get stood up for.
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"She stood up for everybody," Cai says of her mother.
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She stood up for Louisiana, and meanwhile: where were you?
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When he stood up, he realized that he was drunk.
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Last year, legation was passed and then we stood up.
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John stood up and removed the bandanna and the sunglasses.
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Pete King (R) also stood up for unaccountable homicidal cops.
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He could have stood up for American interests and values.
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He stood up and walked out of his own office.
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Blinking, he stood up straight again, and forced a laugh.
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"They stood up to Trump and they won," she declared.
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He stood up, knocking over his chair in the process.
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At one point, the two stood up, pretending to leave.
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He threw a towel and stood up, engaging his teammates.
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Finally I stood up, turned around to look at him.
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Claude stood up and raised the shades in our bedroom.
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Overwhelmed, she stood up, and Ms. Gonzalez held her tight.
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We both stood up and walked to use the bathroom.
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He stood up and found his BlackBerry in the kitchen.
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"At the end, everyone stood up and applauded," she said.
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Both have stood up for their own national tech champions.
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And when the Apple employee stood up, people seemed surprised.
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"Ken has stood up for true American values," he said.
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First many women in the audience stood up to applaud.
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Unembarrassed, the child stood up and pulled down his shorts.
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She stood up against "any type of discrimination," he said.
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He was quite nasty, so she stood up to go.
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One of the men stood up and hurried after her.
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Hutfilz stood up, jokingly adding that she liked my style.
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Thankfully, champions in Congress have stood up against these cuts.
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Then he stood up and waved us through the border.
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And droid that stood up wasn't in any of them!
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Chrissy stood up and grasped Brown's hand, her eyes glistening.
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Mr. Roxburgh stood up, planting his feet some distance apart.
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A portly matron stood up to receive a small trunk.
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She leaned over behind the counter and then stood up.
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"Michael, come on, Michael," he said as he stood up.
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That was the one time she stood up for herself.
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" While Taylor was celebrated for her great beauty, with that in mind, Wilding says, "I would love for her to be remembered as one who stood up for herself, and stood up for others.
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It's bloody mental and heartbreaking to hear about women who have stood up for themselves or stood up for something else and they just get called horrible things on the internet—that's there forever.
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" Pence also lauded McCain in an interview with KNXV in Arizona, saying he has "provided the kind of leadership throughout his career that has stood up for our military, stood up for a strong America.
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Americans have always stood up and fought for what is right.
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When he reached the bottom, he stood up and walked away.
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And they stood up for the LGBTQ community in the '80s.
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During the break I stood up and looked in the mirror.
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Clinton's tweet isn't the first time she's stood up for Barron.
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Pittsburgh challenged the goal, but it stood up after further review.
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Jim Rubens points out, this has not stood up in reality.
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She's remembered as "a strong woman" who stood up against discrimination.
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At every turn, she has stood up to the gun lobby.
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A Jewish listener also stood up and asked a rhetorical question.
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Defended our photo I.D. law and stood up to the left.
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I've stood up for Ashley when people tried discrediting her win.
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He once stood up President Barack Obama at the White House.
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I have always stood up for what I believe is right.
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That was when J.T. stood up and walked across the room.
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"When [the musical number] firecrackers ended he stood up," said Bleu.
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"I should have stood up for them,"Vega told the Post.
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But I stood up for myself at that school board meeting.
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He stood up from his desk, hugging and kissing Democratic Sen.
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She took her bag and stood up amid the dust sheets.
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Members of the party stood up as his message was read.
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She stood up for what was right, regardless of popular opinion.
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In November, we stood up to change that twisted status quo.
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It nurtured the first antislavery movement and stood up to Hitler.
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We stood up and went to the windows and looked out.
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Suddenly, Kenneth stood up and reached for Skinner, to embrace him.
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The men stood up straight, with their hands behind their backs.
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When it mattered, he stood up and took on Wall Street.
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But Lady Gaga stood up for our faith and fought back.
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This was not the first time Cook stood up for DACA.
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" Then the patient stood up: "Look, I have places to be.
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I'm the guy that's stood up to the NRA among Republicans.
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Let's be real: have you ever stood up on a board?
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Lowry stood up after the shove and the pair exchanged words.
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" He stood up and he stammered, "I'm not afraid of you.
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The merchant community stood up against big banks and fought back.
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They stood up for human rights and worked hard for that.
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At the time, none of Erskine's friends stood up for her.
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People, many of them young and hopeful, stood up against oppression.
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This girl stood up — very taut and tense — and said, 'Mr.
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But, then again, Mr. Lugar had stood up to presidents before.
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Voters recall how he has long stood up for union workers.
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California stood up to the gun lobby and protected the condor.
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He stood up from the bench and went back to work.
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Then the sheep stood up, shook itself off, and walked away.
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He stood up from the board twice in the opening minutes.
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He could have stood up for the free flow of information.
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She stood up and began to pace around the small room.
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A: I stood up, I was like, I was like shocked.
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Then Hubert Davis, an assistant coach, stood up and spoke softly.
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I walked down the steps, and everybody stood up and applauded.
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Like, I just stood up there for the last 13 hours.
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About a year ago, I stood up a friend for lunch.
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Rand Paul stood up and complained about all that massive spending.
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This time, Ivanka Trump stood up to applaud the combined team.
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I stood up to greed and voted against the bank bailout.
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At sixteen months, the boy stood up once, clapped his hands.
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What did it mean when Susan Fowler stood up to Uber?
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No surprise that it stood up for what was right, was just.
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Most of the babies stood up with assistance by around 9 months.
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Eventually, she stood up and said she would call herself a car.
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President Trump has stood up to Russia on a number of fronts.
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More than half of the room, which seats over 800, stood up.
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This isn't the first time Stewart stood up for her political beliefs.
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He just stood up to them … didn't back down, no matter what.
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My wife's grandfather stood up and said, 'Yes I have an objection.
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" Abruptly she stood up and began to gather the remaining plates. "Mary!
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I remember he stood up at one point and yelled, 'Get out!
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There was some pride shown as players stood up for each other.
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And yet I am comforted by how my Pittsburgh has stood up!
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Padres catcher A.J. Ellis stood up for Perdomo by going after Arenado.
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Seventeen times this particular senator stood up in front of the president.
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He stood up against political correctness at his campus at Williams college.
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But without missing a beat, Kevin stood up too, and followed me.
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"One guy stood up and said the emperor is naked," Sonnenfeld said.
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Kim reportedly stood up Pompeo on a recent trip in early July.
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"[Kutcher] believed at that point he had been stood up," Akemon said.
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Donors have also stood up for Omar by donating to her campaign.
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"But he stood up, signaling the meeting was coming to an end."
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But there were some who stood up for the musician as well.
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Steffl says he stood up and slapped the man in the face.
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He stood up for abortion rights and protected affirmative action at universities.
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Then, in summer 2009, aged three and three-quarters, Ethan stood up.
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But Emmanuel was more surprised when another, lighter-skinned, girl stood up.
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Thats when the engineer stood up and said, 'that s— is fire.
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Moments later, presumably after the photo was taken, they all stood up.
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When Logic performed, they stood up and danced along with other partygoers.
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Go back to Clarke's generation, the West stood up to the Nazis.
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This all stood up no matter how many children the families had.
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You didn't have to do that, and you stood up for me.
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Mike Capuano stood up to "heavily criticize" the efforts by California Rep.
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I stood up to the KKK, I will stand up for Alabama.
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I stood up and clapped at my desk when I saw it.
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Then he tried to fight a passenger who stood up for her.
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Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life.
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As Zumwalt stood up from the stage, the sailors rose and cheered.
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When I stood up and put pressure on my leg, I screamed.
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"When they walked in, everybody stood up and clapped," Father Joe said.
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He stood up to a bully with humor, grace, and full disclosure.
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Opportunity's a-knocking and that bitch ain't one to be stood up.
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No one likes to be stood up, especially not for 10 days.
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This isn't the first time that Mulroney has stood up against trolls.
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She stood up from her seat, smoothing out her sparkly orange minidress.
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" We stood up and said, "We think these guns should be outlawed.
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When we finished, Mr. Diller just stood up, and we walked out.
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I stood up and started to walk toward it, to show compliance.
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On Sunday, Herman stood up at a news conference in Austin, Tex.
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Sure enough, some Fox News commentators stood up for Brokaw on Monday.
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The audience immediately stood up and applauded the sergeant in the audience.
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At the end of the meeting, everyone stood up and joined hands.
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Doug Collins, who stood up and yelled Swalwell was out of order.
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I immediately stood up and began dancing with the release of tension.
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He said Obama hadn't stood up to extremism in the Republican Party.
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It was not clear whether the Americans had been deliberately stood up.
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I stood up and offered her the spot where I was sitting.
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She bonded with President Barack Obama and stood up to President Trump.
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So far, Mr. Brown has not stood up to the oil industry.
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As he stood up, other aircraft and bomb loads exploded on deck.
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They put — they stood up against us when they didn't have to.
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Like no president before him, he has stood up against the PRC.
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"I like how she stood up for herself a lot," she said.
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Putin stood up and headed for the door to his private office.
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"They really stood up for the values of the Constitution," he said.
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A white guard who stood up for Officer Brown was also targeted.
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" She quickly placed them back on the shelf and stood up. "Gotdamn.
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One by one, his classmates stood up and said they loved him.
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I remember feeling humiliated, like I'd been stood up on a date.
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The moment the door opened they all stood up and greeted Susanna.
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"She stood up for herself with all odds against her," Love said.
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She stood up for those with mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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The Democratic presidential hopefuls who stood up for the Dreamers were Sens.
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He stood up carefully, the mattress sinking and shifting under his feet.
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When the Speaker stood up and applauded, his caucus did as well.
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Without recourse, they stood up two mattresses to create a makeshift latrine.
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Yet for the most part, they have stood up to his bullying.
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She was very political and stood up for herself and for injustice.
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During the closing question-and-answer period, a young woman stood up.
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They stood up and waved their hands and now they're potential targets.
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Fisher, Rodriguez said, ultimately stood up to Pagourtzis and publicly embarrassed him.
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As a man who stood up for his beliefs no matter what.
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After the talk, an Iraqi man stood up and took the microphone.
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And a congresswoman stood up and, in the long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building.
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"A congresswoman stood up, and in a long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building," Kelly said.
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"A congresswoman stood up, and in a long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building," he said.
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Clinton had stood up to Republican lawmakers during a recent hearing on Benghazi.
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But they've never had a representative who really stood up for those values.
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Actress Jaime King also stood up for Gomez and brought back the #boycottdolceandgabbana.
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Some people fought him on it, some people stood up and acknowledged it.
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"Fortunately, President Pena stood up, faced him and canceled the visit," he said.
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Tuesday's arrests started when Sarsour stood up and called to adjourn the hearing.
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"I stood up to them to back the humanitarian aid," Fernandez told Reuters.
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Nat stood up and began pacing around the room, drumming on his thighs.
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Their attempt to move is the first time he's stood up in years.
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Shawkat was the only one of the group who stood up for Walter.
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Instead, I crafted a triangular landing strip, stood up, and admired my work.
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It feels like Hurricane Maria when we stood up to help one another.
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King stood up for the rights of everyone and we should honor him.
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According to a photo shared by Drake yesterday, he just got stood up.
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In a moment of acute pain, you stood up and you stood together.
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SHILLUE: You mean the president that stood up to Iran and North Korea?
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And we stood up for Boeing on that and we'll see what happens.
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Comparing to HS girls who stood up against sexual demonization is a stretch.
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The other day on the Tube a pregnant woman stood up for me.
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In fact, a lot of them stood up to our favorite prestige formulas.
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"Mitterrand always had people who stood up for him," Harris Interactive's Levy said.
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Posey told police that she stood up and realized that Dericka was unresponsive.
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The play stood up under a long review after the Nationals challenged it.
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This isn't the first time Clinton has stood up for President Trump's children.
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Uncommitted voter and audience member, Karl Becker, stood up and took the microphone.
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The youth of today, just as we did in the 60s, stood up!
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As he stood up, Life noticed he couldn't put weight on his leg.
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Two more protesters stood up moments later, as the crowd became visibly tense.
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It's time we stood up for the kind of world our children deserve.
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One was the way she stood up to Trump on the border wall.
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She stood up, trying to shake off the influence of the Bloody Mary.
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At one point, a protester stood up to point and shout at Rep.
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So he stood up there and said, 'I'm going to take the criticism.
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Xi noted that under Mao Zedong's revolutionary leadership, the Chinese people stood up.
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The reporters he'd invited stood up and cheered, laughing and hollering like children.
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"Those men who stood up, they are heroes to me," she told KOMO.
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In the end virtually nobody in active Republican leadership stood up to him.
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As the commentator turned to her, Ms. Fu stood up, grimacing in pain.
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The umpire just stood up and said goodbye, as I am saying goodbye.
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The shares rebounded on Wednesday and stood up 3.29 percent at 1309 GMT.
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The University of California system also stood up to the Department of Education.
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Then the music ended, and Liz Harris stood up and quickly walked offstage.
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This behavior was on full display Wednesday from the moment Acosta stood up.
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The first time I met Gideon, the hair on my arms stood up.
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I bent down and stretched and stood up and it felt all right.
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The Rodenbach really stood up to smokiness and relative sweetness of the Vida.
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"She stood up to bullies for me when we were little," he said.
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V.P. of Football Operations stood up and told the group he was offended.
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Suddenly the soldier stood up and began singing, 'Oh, what a beautiful morning.
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In this situation the GSS stood up for free speech and free association.
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In each and every case, officials stood up and said things would change.
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So far, our luck has stood up; I have recovered from every attack.
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She broke it off after about 10 seconds, and stood up to leave.
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And credit to those who stood up for saving an architectural lightning rod.
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And I can tell you, the military and law enforcement they stood up.
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I stood up in the middle of Mass and called out the priest.
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The phone rang again, and again he stood up to take the call.
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After a few minutes, I stood up to go back to my place.
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One of her colleagues stood up to thank her, initiating a standing ovation.
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He was the person that stood up for everyone; he was everyone's voice.
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He stood up for his convictions and always fought for the working person.
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Trump stood up to China, Mexico and Canada and got new trade deals.
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Mr. Lax stood up, but then Ms. Graham appeared in a black coat.
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Bryant stood up and left the room without a word following the incident.
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The government also just stood up a Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
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Following the panel, two young mainlanders stood up to sing the national anthem.
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"You stood up against evil and sacrificed your life," she wrote on Facebook.
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An amazing story about real women who stood up and fought for justice.
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Article of the Day Article: Three Men Stood Up to Anti-Muslim Attack.
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But up on the hill, Quinn suddenly stood up, vigilant, barking and growling.
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Abu Mansoor took one last swig of Fanta, killing it, and stood up.
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"Democrats have really not stood up for the Dreamers as they can," Rep.
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Members of the audience stood up and cheered when the resolution was approved.
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He stood up and took a good look at the building behind him.
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Mark Meadows during the hearing and stood up when Meadows began his questioning.
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However, certain key aspects of the reorganization have not stood up to scrutiny.
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ZW: Do you feel like the bureaucracy has generally stood up to Trump?
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Trump then stood up silently and left the floor along with his entourage.
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"My understanding is he stood up for her," the former State official said.
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Romney can go to his grandkids and say he stood up for decency.
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She stood up against the policy, and got P&G to change it.
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Jean stood up from the kitchen table to rummage through a supply cabinet.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as you can see, it stood up pretty damn well.
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"The HIV registry is wrong, and I stood up to them," he said.
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" Then, Father Dominic kissed him: "He stood up and pulled me up with him.
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Conddogo recently stood up to a rolling bale of hay, only to be destroyed.
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By doing that, we stood up against a bully, and the bully is China.
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Sally sat down at the piano, banged out two chords, and stood up again.
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Typically bullies hate nothing more than being stood up to, thriving on weakness instead.
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When she stood up, she could find neither the ridge nor the lake anymore.
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"She hated it, and she made sure she stood up for it," Blair said.
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"Basically the chairs stood up on two feet and stopped being chairs," Simon says.
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And to see how they stood up to this complete monster was so wonderful.
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And then the audience all stood up and started applauding, and that was it.
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AND THAT'S THE KIND OF FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOM THAT I'VE CONSISTENTLY STOOD UP FOR.
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" One woman stood up and yelled as she stormed out, "This is not true.
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A boy stood up, eyeballed her, and raised his arm in the Sieg Heil.
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A lanky, weathered man stood up and addressed another man before the whole crowd.
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In one high-profile moment earlier this year, Cummings stood up for Republican Rep.
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It's time somebody stood up to them and Donald Trump is the perfect guy.
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When she stood up for the not-yet-born Kardashian baby in her belly.
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At one point, some jerk stood up and started singing opera loudly and drunkenly.
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Kirsten Gillibrand stood up to many in her own party in pushing out Sen.
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The dog, a Great Dane, awoke as the plane was taxiing and stood up.
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In the audition, Mayhew stood up to shake Star Wars creator George Lucas's hand.
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A few minutes later he stood up with a small sliver of her clitoris.
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And it stood up to the test way better than I thought it would.
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You stood up and talked about it enough, like in the way you did.
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The government should have stood up to those pressures, the three U.N. experts said.
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The natural follow up question is when have you ever stood up to Washington.
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As it stood up, it turned and looked directly at the explorers, Biscardi recalled.
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Fellow Democrats have stood up for her, condemning Trump for inciting violence against Omar.
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Hearing Reddy talk about these points in person, I almost stood up and applauded.
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None who stood up had worked at Tom Cat for fewer than ten years.
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"I am the only one who has stood up against President Trump," Greene said.
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Every time I stood up to use the bathroom, my vision went black momentarily.
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She stood up straight, with feet, knees and hips that are similar to ours.
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Those who have stood up to her the most forcefully and relentlessly—from Newt
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I love that she stood up, for starting a conversation, we're getting dialogue going.
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And as Secretary of State, she stood up for American values around the world.
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This disgusting woman just stood up waving a rainbow flag, disrupting the whole thing.
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Children in the audience: You stood up to big bullying in the White House.
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Comey wants you to know he stood up against Trump the best he could.
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I believe that he stood up for what he thinks is right as well.
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After he debuted his new look, Joc stood up for himself amid the backlash.
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But it was Ali who stood up for us by standing up for himself.
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When Franklin Roosevelt stood up against world domination by the Nazis, we were victorious.
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She's stood up in a lot of issues and gotten pilloried sometimes for that.
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The committee will be stood up within 120 days, a Facebook spokesperson told CNBC.
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I stood up on my knees and they passed our son into my arms!
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After several moments, he stood up and was escorted off the court for treatment.
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A little later, I stood up to make a presentation at a team meeting.
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He defiantly stood up for New York cops accused of killing unarmed black men.
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When she stood up, he lifted her and threw her to the ground agin.
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Since the shutdown began 33 days ago, Pelosi has repeatedly stood up to Trump.
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Never mind that he stood up and answered questions, under oath, just days later.
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Minutes later he stood up and shook hands with members of the armed forces.
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When she heard the first car, she stood up and immediately sat down again.
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He also sang the tenor arias and stood up to the dual task impressively.
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Now she's Lupita Nyong'o and he's just a guy who stood up Lupita Nyong'o.
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When he stood up to begin the third round he was on shaky legs.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential hopeful, hesitated but eventually stood up and clapped.
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I stood up and headed toward the bus stop where I'd got off earlier.
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She has stood up strongly in the crossfire, never apologizing for her liberal record.
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We have stood up for ourselves, we have talked back, we have moved on.
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I have stood up actively and said we have to end cash bail now.
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I can say my community stood up and helped me rise out of that.
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Some readers were confused, and misinterpreted the experience of being stood up as ghosting.
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She'll be writing to commemorate the day we stood up and said never again.
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She admires Mugabe's emphasis on education and how he stood up to the West.
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So I stood up, put on my shoes and we walked out the door.
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First Nations people had stood up, resisted a pipeline, and stopped it for now.
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But he did seem a little unsteady when he stood up from the chair.
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I stood up awkwardly and ripped my scalp open on the hard wooden edge.
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He stood up tall and leaned into the mic ready to face the media.
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Notably stood up to the National Rifle Association after the Parkland high school shooting.
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I stood up in a rage and punched him in the face three times.
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When he stood up, he saw his partner slumped toward the passenger side, unresponsive.
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This country was built by those who stood up, stood out and stepped forward.
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Very few members of Congress actually stood up for marriage equality in the 1990s.
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A short blond boy, no more than eighteen, stood up and kissed the man.
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Defense officials who might have stood up to Trump have all left the administration.
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"I've stood up to Russia," Ms. Clinton said during a debate in the fall.
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Green fell down and James tried stepping over his head as Green stood up.
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"I stood up and got out my phone to tweet about it," she said.
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Every guy stood up and put their hands up like there was a touchdown.
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Joshua Brown bravely stood up to injustice and helped put Amber Guyger behind bars.
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Two men dressed as members of the Klu Klux Klan stood up when Sen.
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Each one of them cut me off — all because I stood up for myself.
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He was blown away by how it stood up to three months of abuse.
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I'm standing up for Blake today because he has always stood up for me.
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They were some of the first people who stood up for the Chicano community.
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After a few minutes, Botham's parents and family and friends stood up to leave.
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When he stood up, the female shooter carrying a "long gun" was facing him.
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Feeling both nervous and excited, she stood up and introduced herself to her staff.
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She even stood up, crossed her arms, and started to pace back and forth.
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I stood up to corruption by making insider trading illegal for members of Congress.
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After students stood up and chanted, I began streaming the event on Facebook Live.
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A few people who seemed particularly unfazed never even stood up from their seats.
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He should be grateful to those who stood up to him & so should we.
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He stood up and played the sparest, purest blues chorus I have ever heard.
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They stood up as lawmakers were speaking in an apparent show of their disagreement.
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When I transitioned, I stood up, and I felt as good as I've ever felt.
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The impulse to lionize Comey comes from the fact that he stood up to Trump.
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This isn't the first time that the young boy has stood up for his beliefs.
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Hough, 28, then stood up, clapped for the model and clarified her week three commentary.
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It's not the first time that the ABC star has stood up for human rights.
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What have you been up to since you stood up to Jeff Flake that night?
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After the states were counted, three citizens in the audience gallery stood up to demonstrate.
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Kranepool stood up out of his chair -- Debbie Barbieri's kidney now a part of him.
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Thats when the engineer stood up and said, 'that s— is fire' We're keeping that!
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A decorous-looking woman with white hair stood up, yelling, waving both her thumbs down.
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Her daughter "finally stood up to him" and "embarrassed him in class" just last week.
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Reporters don't bother writing stories about how nuclear power plants stood up well to hurricanes.
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In fact, when they announced the winner, I stood up before the winner was announced.
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Soon after, he grinned, quietly removed the large interview headphones, stood up, and walked away.
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It is remarkable that the country's liberals have in unison stood up against the putschists.
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"Sloane stood up for the first time the day we took this photo," Storino said.
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" She adds: "Once [Przytula] stood up and turned around, we realized what Owen was doing.
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It was really like, the hairs on the back of our neck all stood up.
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This powerful and progressive group stood up and demanded a revolution, and they got one.
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After a call for a final question, Angelina stood up, her hand raised high. Mrs.
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A string of Labour MPs stood up to support Mrs May rather than their leader.
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After the demo as I stood up to leave, Ingold handed me his business card.
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Sheila, waiting for her cue in the back of the room, never even stood up.
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There were many who stood up and marched for the first time in their lives.
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This was like a strange and deeply upsetting synthesis of ghosting and getting stood up.
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But, neither "ghosting" nor "stood up" quite do justice to this strange and upsetting phenomenon?
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Here are the four tribes of Republicans who have stood up to Donald Trump. 1.
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She stood up for so many women who were scared and didn't have a voice.
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This isn't the first time The Parent Trap star has stood up for the president.
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We are committed to doing better ... I want to acknowledge the women who stood up.
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Sia boldly stood up to someone trying to sell fans photographs that showed her naked.
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I stood up for what I believed in, maintained my standards, and expressed my needs.
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But my best friend and I stood up on stage and felt this absolute high.
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The third group stood up for 15 minutes and then sat down for 15 minutes.
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CNN: What was it like the first time you stood up in an exoskeleton suit?
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Amanda Boxtel: When I stood up, I looked at the world from a new perspective.
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He is a very good father, he has stood up for the whole Islamic world.
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" Sanders called on an audience member, who stood up to give him a definition. "Right.
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Everyone in the office stood up, Wiggins told me, and some drifted to the window.
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Following his remarks, everyone stood up and applauded, according to a person inside the room.
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In the middle of the second meeting, sources said, Adam Neumann stood up and left.
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"Or for anybody," he said, and he stood up and walked out of the house.
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The two of them stood up, gathered their belongings, and walked out of the room.
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His father stood up without speaking, strode to his white convertible and locked the door.
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Here's how flying in a private jet stood up against taking a business class flight.
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Each time, Cabrera slowly stood up, grimaced and hunched over as his left knee throbbed.
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After his remarks, everyone stood up and applauded, according to a person inside the room.
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They were heavy and not too comfy, but they stood up to just about anything.
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And yet in the midst of it all they stood up and stood by me.
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Baldwin stood up to speak, pretending to be Trump and complaining about the cold outside.
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She has stood up for herself, she has made her own way in the world.
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Your big sister when she stood up for you to those bullies that one time.
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After feeling kind of dizzy throughout the evening, he stood up only to immediately collapse.
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Lupita Nyong'o, Star Wars star and all-around human treasure, was stood up for prom.
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But this time, according to local legend, a brave villager stood up against the colonialists.
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It's not that I stood up and said I'm going to enter the jewelry world.
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Callimachi: I'm texting him, and wondering if we're going to be, you know, stood up.
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In February 2015, at a cybersecurity conference in Washington, Mr. Stamos stood up to Adm.
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S. iconography, had "stood up for free speech and free association" against anti-fascist groups.
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Mr. Mutu stood up, shimmying toward the back of the bus to get a bottle.
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But now Dick's Sporting Goods has stood up for what decency, morality and conscience demand.
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Stood up to grab a family picture while recounting his early days getting into politics.
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Then the entire audience stood up, faced us and gave him a loud, lengthy ovation.
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" The superintendent applauded Nathan because he "bravely stood up and called his teacher to account.
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A white co-worker stood up for Ms. Ibrahim, she said, and the manager apologized.
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Once someone stood up and shouted at the audience, 'What are you people laughing at?
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"No one has stood up to Donald Trump the way I have," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Earlier this year, a man who stood up for such women was beaten to death.
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Mother and son stood up, and over Ms. Ortiz's loud protests, Anthony was led away.
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Top N.B.A. players have stood up at awards shows to plead for more social activism.
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One man not far from me stood up to play "Goin' Home" on his trumpet.
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Collins has stood up to Trump at times, voting against the Obamacare repeal in 2017.
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When I stood up to laugh it off with my twin, her face appeared rearranged.
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I did not want to engage him, so I stood up and began walking away.
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When the hate flag is flying, most of Trump's followers have stood up and saluted.
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He stood up to a president who has repeatedly signaled he wants no investigation whatsoever.
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In his recent paper, Bardi used computer models to test how Tainter's framework stood-up.
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" Another person then stood up and defended the candidate, saying Moore is "a man's man.
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"We stood up to a dictatorship and are still fighting — why would we stop now?"
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Until those moderates stood up, Pelosi had a clear reason to resist calls for impeachment.
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Background reading: In Washington, scarcely a handful of Republicans have stood up to President Trump.
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One man even stood up at a pod gathering and read a poem he wrote.
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"All these old men spontaneously stood up and sang the Cathedral fight song," Faustina said.
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Langevin noted CISA "stood up a task force to address this issue" of depleted staffing.
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At the Berlin Wall and elsewhere, he stood up strongly against Communists and other despots.
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With emotions roiling, Mr. Vasquez and his partner stood up and quietly left the bakery.
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I knew at a young age that he stood up for what he believed in.
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Inside the theatre, Fogelson stood up front, his arms crossed protectively, to introduce the film.
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Many in such queues were women, who had stood up for more than five hours.
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She was sitting in the chair and playing her banjo when, suddenly, she stood up.
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Bickel said cafeteria staff stood up and burst into applause when the plan was announced.
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My data about the billions haven't stood up very well to the winds of populism.
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In that last instance, the debatable first-down call stood up to a video review.
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Tech workers stood up to companies as industry activism extended beyond white-collar tech employees.
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Out of inertia or confusion or both, the audience didn't applaud until he stood up.
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Before, he says, he sometimes got stood up after pre-paying for a hotel room.
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I immediately stood up, told him to fuck off, and went to get the bouncer.
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" "There have been so many examples of when he has stood up for us - not just for women's tennis but women in general... Everybody has always been very appreciative of him and how he has stood up for the women's side of the game.
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I've stood up for Kyle even when I have no idea whether they're right or wrong.
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Some attendees in the audience stood up and turned their backs on Manigault-Newman in protest.
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In April 2017, 16-year-old Deja Foxx stood up at a town hall with Sen.
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Zaki stood up to radical cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz, who had refused to condemn the attack.
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Your mother stood up in court and accused you of stealing money and jewelry from her.
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Humphrey stood up at the 22014 Democratic convention and denounced Goldwater's platform, which implicitly denounced Humphrey's.
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Marie Yovanovitch said she was targeted by Rudy Giuliani and stood up for foreign service officers.
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Industry leader Nomura Holdings also hit near-three-year low and last stood up 0.1 percent.
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Kalanick then stood up and walked through the court's double doors, closely followed by his father.
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Reacting to the foul, Schroder stood up off the floor and sprinted to the opposite basket.
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At Buvette, as we stood up to leave, two women at the next table leaned over.
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It wasn't just CNN — other news organizations criticized the Obama administration and stood up for Fox.
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The Carol Corps stood up and said, 'We're fans, we want female stories, and we're feminist.
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But one dog in Texas has stood up to the latest edition of this horrifying menace.
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But at 11:08, my entire team stood up simultaneously around me and I got shivers.
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The executive stood up, drove directly to San Francisco's airport and bought a ticket to China.
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After a couple minutes, Cabrera stood up and walked off the field with trainer Ray Ramirez.
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She's the girl who stood up to NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch at the CNN town hall.
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It's such a good song and it's more than stood up to the test of time.
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They were so into it that they often stood up, danced around, and pumped their fists.
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Every time he stood up, his body was hit with a rush of sharp, tingling pain.
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Ryan Sullivan, Sprint's vice president of product engineering and development, stood up to address the passengers.
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It's not only Schumer and Sanders who have stood up for Ellison: Mainstream Democrats like Sen.
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"I should have stood up for them," Vega, 52, said in a statement to the Post.
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A woman from the anti-war group Code Pink stood up during an address by Sen.
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He then stood up and started yelling at CBS host Gayle King, who sat there silently.
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These three men stood up to hate in Portland The two men were killed after intervening.
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Before long, I stood up on a powerful four-footer and promptly pitched forward, board flying.
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Once again we scrambled and gasped and stood up, clapping and cheering and definitely not crying.
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People, acting decently for once in this miserable and undignified wasteland, have stood up for Greg.
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And suddenly people at the end of every aisle stood up holding a Samsung Galaxy S8.
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" — Samantha C. "My friend got stood up and my brother had to come to my prom.
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The shift was perhaps unsurprising, since the £350 million "independence dividend" never stood up to scrutiny.
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Kent Jeffries was surprised, therefore, when in the middle of his efforts the boy stood up.
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First, the region's autocratic political model has failed, though monarchies have stood up better than republics.
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"I stood up, and I said, 'I don't want to see this faggot thing,'" he recalled.
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Jefferson stood-up Congress and declined to deliver his State of the Union message in person.
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But I also saw a lot of people who stood up and applauded and were proud.
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Google could have stood up for its female employees while demonstrating the value of free speech.
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After she stood up for her husband against Gennifer Flowers, she got control of healthcare policy.
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Wolfe stood up when writing and used objects, like his refrigerator, to lean against when needed.
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At one point, he stood up and was helped back into a chair by his assistants.
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He called McGregor out and stood up to him … it was the right thing to do.
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She said in March that she "stood up for women who came forward" in doing so.
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And Georgia Republican Doug Collins has stood up for independent pharmacists against big chains like CVS.
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They squirmed and stood up and down and waved wildly to catch the press secretary's attention.
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"She stood up for what she believed in and was full of sheer positivity," Tseng says.
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Christian was standing very close to Namkai-Meche when Fletcher stood up, too, the affidavit said.
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He stood up to authoritarianism and he supported freedom, democracy and rule of law against Russia.
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And this is a career that has stood up to every special interest in this country.
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And if they stood up for their rights, they would be thrown out of the country.
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" ANGELOS "When 'The Star-Spangled Banner' was played, along with the Cuban anthem, Fidel stood up.
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It last stood up 0.4 percent at 8.4987 crowns per dollar and 9.4853 crowns per euro.
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She has stood up to hate-mongering Muggles on issues like gay marriage, racism, and xenophobia.
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My father stood up, panic etched on his face, slamming his shaking hands on the table.
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I stood up with my legs well spread in an attempt not to lose my balance.
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The Note 22, on the other hand, has all but stood up and announced its presence.
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When the president called for embracing the principles of compromise, Pelosi stood up and applauded heartily.
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Your advertisers are back because your fans stood up for a good man and truth-teller.
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The president has simultaneously stood up for Mr. Manafort and tried to distance himself from him.
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I stood up, said a quick "Hi, thanks" to her father and ran off the train.
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She stood up for children and struggling families, and spoke out against racism, sexism and xenophobia.
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She worked in a newsroom, she had a tough boss, and she stood up to him.
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And indeed, many judges have stood up to some of Trump's most outlandish and illegal behavior.
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"I've had many women photographers tell me that he stood up for them," Mr. Estrin said.
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The ease with which he stood up from his wheelchair and walked about revived my spirits.
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During an interview at a South London cafe, a young man stood up to make room.
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Someone stood up and said to him, 'So you don't think we should even be here?
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Q. You mentioned the gas tax, where you stood up and publicly disagreed with Governor Christie.
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He stood up to President Trump, getting him to back down on steel and aluminum tariffs.
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"This is ridiculous," Mr. Blum said as he disconnected his microphone and stood up to leave.
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Others stood up for Star though, and said his words were being taken out of context.
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In the last few months, the private sector has increasingly stood up to defend American values.
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He further explained that "three girls" in the same class stood up to the substitute teacher.
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Instead she continues to believe it is because she stood up to China for the Uighurs.
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Her mother stood up in church and told everyone her daughter was lying about being raped.
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He stood up, but did not comment and clasped his hands together as if seeking forgiveness.
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The shorthand is that generals should have "stood up to Johnson" or even stopped him somehow.
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I asked him what was going on and he stood up quickly, looking a bit guilty.
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I spent Thanksgiving alone in a Rome hotel lobby getting stood up by an Italian politician.
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In every respect Putin needs to be stood up to -- in economic, military and diplomatic terms.
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Marius leaned down, took some bread, and stood up, and Bertelsen shot him in the head.
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So my father, mother and I stood up and began to question why this was happening.
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The "#MeToo" candidates One fought her abuser every night, another stood up to her groping boss.
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I should have stood up for due process to render what it's supposed to—the truth.
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He restlessly moves around the apartment, performing like he doesn't care that he's been stood up.
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Just as Pence started his speech, several Arab lawmakers in the Knesset stood up and protested.
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You got stood up, you didn't get a call/carrier pigeon/scroll back, what have you.
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In the footage, Williams is stood up and some items appear to fall from his body.
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A stretcher was brought out but Russell eventually stood up and walked to the locker room.
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Isn't Mr. Trump the man who stood up for the freedom to say brutally unpleasant things?
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Fortunately, a few champions have stood up to defend women's rights and the rule of law.
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He stood up about civil rights before it was easy, with Malcolm X as his mentor.
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Sure enough, we bought DirecTV, within a year we stood up a product called DirecTV Now.
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"The president stood up to an aggressive and arrogant Congress, and that brought consequences," Britto said.
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We're going to give them the union president in Indiana who stood up to Donald Trump.
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State senator Jimmy Walker, soon to be the highly controversial mayor of New York, stood up.
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Trump even stood up for Sanders, the main challenger of Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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As my colleague Bryan Menegus defined it, 2018 was the year workers stood up to big tech.
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They said their vows and everything, but when the pastor asked if anyone objected, I stood up.
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He was very sweet to her and even stood up when she went to the ladies room.
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His face was not masked ... We ducked behind a counter but I stood up and watched him.
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She stood up, meaning to approach it slowly and inconspicuously, but the bird startled and flew away.
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They stood up against the barrier and crouched low on the ground for the best photo angles.
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Then, eventually, I stood up, sobbing so much my body buckled, and admitted what I had done.
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Wonder Woman has always stood up for justice, no matter what the patriarchy put in her way.
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Volunteers from the audience stood up in front of the room and practiced saying hello to her.
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"I noticed right away that he was important — everybody stood up when he walked in," D said.
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At the May hearing, Hixson stood up to support Blanchard, and to tell the young woman's story.
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I'm just thrilled at the way that they've stood up and led off the court as well.
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Porras stood up, with six Nicaraguan flags behind him, with the clear expectation of an official handshake.
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It's just the efficacy vs hangover misery that's yet to be stood up in human clinical trials.
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That's when Guttenberg, father to a young Parkland shooting victim, stood up and yelled out in protest.
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It changed who I was on a cellular level, the fact that I stood up for myself.
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Bieksa stood up, raised his stick in appreciation and clapped his gloves while the crowd applauded him.
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Trump has stood up for the humanity of the unborn child like no president in recent memory.
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I've stood up for every handshake, and introduced myself confidently — taking up space and using my voice!
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The goal then stood up under review that checked for offside at the start of the play.
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At one point, Jordyn stood up and danced in front of him while taking a hookah hit.
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Scroll ahead to see which crusts best stood up to judging based on form, flavor, and texture.
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The source notes progressive stances on LGBT issues long before many tech companies stood up for them.
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Then Beefy Smith stood up to nine rounds of Canelo's best bruising, and at moments even reciprocated.
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"I would have stood up and said, 'Listen, it was remote-controlled takeover of the autoland' " technology.
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In 2009, the Pentagon stood up a central Cyber Command to try and fix the lingering issues.
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They're an organization that has stood up for kink and sex-positive communities all over the country.
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The former KGB agent heads a gangster government, and Mr. Trump should have stood up to him.
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To be stood up by Kanye West is an honor and a privilege, as James Corden acknowledges.
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"I wish I had stood up against this activity and had not participated in it," he said.
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"Today we stood up for privacy rights," MacAuley wrote on Facebook, referring to the challenge in court.
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Ms. Constand, who had been quiet throughout, stood up and was hugged by supporters, including her lawyer.
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Except, unlike the fight that led to Ned's eventual death, no one stood up to defend Baelish.
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When he stood up from the bar stool, it was pretty shocking—his hips were so big.
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He should have stood up to the fossil fuel industry and gone straight from coal to renewables.
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She stood up for us in 1984 when we were banned from playing July 4 D.C. Show.
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When he stood up, he had a bag of mushrooms hanging from his waistband, the warrant says.
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So the fact that he stood up for her and that he addressed this, I like that.
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I'm guessing you stood up straighter in the first version and looked pretty hangdog in the second.
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" Per a source: "Steve was proud of how [Trump] stood up to the braying mob of reporters.
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Instead, Elsa was a villain because she was stood up at the altar on her wedding day.
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When Gowdy persisted, Shkreli's lawyer stood up and asked Chaffetz to recognize him so he could speak.
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"I put it on until the end, and I stood up, and I kept going," she said.
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But honestly, thank goodness some people on the Republican side stood up and said, don't pass this.
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I saw a community that stood up and came together in the face of oppression and sorrow.
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I stood up, took my company card out and just left in the middle of a meeting.
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A DISTINGUISHED man of religion stood up on May 26th in one of London's most prestigious locations.
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We should honor—not attack—those who have stood up for equality and other cherished American values.
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In the South China Sea the Philippines has stood up to China, contesting its expansive territorial claims.
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President Obama stood up to only a handful more mergers than former Republican President George W. Bush.
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After an apparent smoke bomb went off, Coffman stood up and told his two friends to flee.
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Besides, if she stood up to the agony of her loss who would stand up for her?
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"In today's meeting, he stood up for a strong America and steadfastly opposed foreign wars," Paul said.
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Sixteen-year-olds were regularly stood up against walls and searched just for walking down a street.
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Well, in a 21-225 win over New Jersey, the supporting cast stood up and was counted.
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Trump tried to face Pelosi down but she stood up to him and forced him to cave.
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It's time we all stood up to this radical and reckless assault on our environment and health.
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Philip Morris lied about the effects of cigarette smoking before the government stood up to Big Tobacco.
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As diners stood up to take pictures, Xi told them not to stop eating on his account.
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"There was only one person who stood up to the establishment and his name was Bernard Sanders."
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You feel guilty about unfair advantages you've enjoyed, about things you haven't stood up to and for.
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They stood up from their chairs, holding hands with aides, and shifted slowly from side to side.
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Inside, Bob Dole, 95, was helped out of his wheelchair, stood up and saluted toward the casket.
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A woman who was eating at a counter stood up and began ushering me toward the door.
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Secretary Hillary Clinton has been very courageous on this subject—she has stood up to the NRA.
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Slowly, Grant stood up and reached out to stroke the horse with the back of his hand.
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He stood with King and Mandela; stood up when it was hard; spoke out when others wouldn't.
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As a retired assistant public defender, I have stood up to judges and prosecutors without backing down.
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And yet she stood up to them on issues such as Syria and their invasion of Georgia.
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But after an awkward pause, and with no one rising to take the floor, he stood up.
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It is considered a landmark piece of research, and its findings have stood up, Dr. Bassett said.
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Pelosi stood up and clapped, this time in a genuine way, in the direction of her colleagues.
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I stood up for her, to which he replied, 'Why don't you go live with her, too?
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He also said the citizens who stood up for the rule of law were Romania's biggest advantage.
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I would faint if I stood up too quickly, I could barely eat, and I couldn't sleep.
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The girl that stood up for me stopped hanging out with those girls and we became friends.
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I raised my hand, stood up from my seat, and said I had a question about immigration.
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" He then stood up unnaturally straight, and dropped into a stilted, mock-presidential voice: "I'm very presidential.
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Trump was defying all of this, and peopled loved the fact that he stood up to us.
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BOBBY KOTICK: So he stood up, and I said: In professional baseball, there are 1200 of him.
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Mr. Volchkin grabbed the knives and stood up as other officers began knocking on the front door.
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At that meeting, Frazier stood up and told Girardi not to worry, that the team supported him.
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But, it was when Embiid stood up to take a picture that the size became an issue.
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She stood up in a batter's stance and moved her foot toward him to start a swing.
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Good to help someone who stood up and did the right thing, thank you James Shaw Jr!
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She was stood up once at Orly airport by a man who called her a year later.
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But as he stood up to put his shirt back on, he suddenly felt hot all over.
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With a professional's ease, Moore stood up, stepped back and coaxed Madden past her to the stage.
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He stood up to upperclassmen, broke rules and piled up demerits, though never enough to warrant expulsion.
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Ms. Franklin, who began singing while playing the piano, eventually stood up and walked toward the audience.
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And he has stood up against President Trump's assaults on racial minorities, immigrants and other vulnerable groups.
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And what is the worst that would happen to them if they stood up for what's right?
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This clearly isn't the first time he has stood up for his brother against their abusive father.
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The first time an American man stood up on a crowded train and offered her a seat.
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They've tried to destroy my reputation and my lifetime of service because I stood up to them.
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But when, at the second funeral, the son of the deceased stood up to speak, I wept.
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" He added: "When he said Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo, we stood up and cheered.
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At first, there were hundreds of Utahns who stood up and insisted they would vote their conscience.
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The group said they coordinated with 17 women, who stood up one at a time in protest.
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Most famously, in 2004, he stood up to Bush and Dick Cheney over a dubious surveillance program.
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During Bloomberg's speech, a group of about 10 congregants stood up and turned their backs to him.
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The mat also stood up to my standard dachshund, and he knows how to use his nose.
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I bent down to pet him and when I stood up he lunged and got my lip.
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She stood up at one point and everyone gave her a round of applause and standing ovation.
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She stood up for Ms. Schutz's painting without making great claims for it or reprimanding the protesters.
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" Then Mr. Caggiano stood up and sang for the restaurant "Ain't That a Kick in the Head.
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He stood up during the hearing and showed lawmakers his device, the first approved artificial pancreas system.
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Then, from among the steely faces, a young man stood up and announced that he would invest.
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The thing that changed was not the degree of their awfulness, it was that people stood up.
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I moved my arms, my legs, I unclenched my hands, and stood up dizzy from the cot.
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Immediately after he finished, Flake stood up and signaled to Coons to join him in the anteroom.
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He had high cheekbones with hollows beneath them and wild gray hair that stood up in tufts.
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"I said to her, 'Oh my God, I just got stood up and lied to,'" she said.
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Still, this is not the first time that Mr. Irwandi has stood up to hard-line Islamists.
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Then, a poet who was part of Mr. Khazali's entourage stood up and began praising General Suleimani.
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But in a subsequent interview, Mr. Gersh stood up for his firm's work in Maryland and elsewhere.
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"I lost a lot of my friends," she told me as she stood up from her seat.
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Macron, it should be noted, has stood up to not one but two global figures this week.
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"Ministers of the government of Canada stood up inside Parliament and called me a criminal," George laments.
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What would have happened if the panel and whole group had just stood up and stepped out?
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The actor passionately kissed his girlfriend and costar, Lucy Boynton, as he stood up to receive his Oscar.
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When I stood up for the first time since the crash, I discovered standing made The Headache worse.
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When Gore stood up and walked over to Bush during one answer, he looked like a schoolyard bully.
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"If only I had stood up for myself, raised my voice and backed up my beliefs," she writes.
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Near the end of the evening, a woman named Jessica stood up and asked an unusually poignant question.
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"As the person stood up, the agent noticed the person was covering a small child," the statement said.
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Poncho continued to "save" the cop until he stood up — and gave the dog a well-deserved treat.
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One by one, young women have stood up in court against former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar.
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His visit there will also likely mention the priests who, along with residents, have stood up to criminals.
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When she stood up for Kesha amid her legal battle with Dr. Luke, highlighting sexism in the industry.
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Following her performance of "Don't Blame Me," the crowd stood up and cheered for a solid two minutes.
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"He tried to block the video with his hand, and he stood up and walked away," Ramos said.
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According to Rodriguez, after Pagourtzis became more aggressive, Fisher stood up to him and embarrassed him in class.
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They've never stood up and expressed such outrage when officers have been accumulating an enormous amount of violations.
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When I finally stood up and turned around to exit, I found that the theater was still full.
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"Many mayors have stood up in this country against this tyrant," Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said on CBS.
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The pair of divers across from me must have heard him, however, because they stood up in response.
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Donning red ribbons, they stood up and crowded around the podium, banging on it and on their benches.
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" Shortly into Clinton's speech, a small group of protesters stood up and yelled, "If she wins, we lose.
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But at the reunion, Gregg stood up for her and admitted to holding the blunt of the blame.
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She has since stood up for independent judiciaries and publicly rebuked Mr Orban's illiberal abuses in neighbouring Hungary.
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On the first day, three parents of children who were killed by unauthorized immigrants stood up to speak.
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Then both couples stood up and walked offstage, in full view of the crowd, as Rodríguez continued speaking.
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Supporting LGBT rights in North Carolina is important and heartening; even Trump has stood up against the law.
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Mark Sanford, a popular former governor, stood up to the president and had to endure his twitter wrath.
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I just stood up, went over to her and said, 'Look, we've got to go', and we left.
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Green punched James in the groin as he stood up and the two players had to be separated.
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Those giant animals, which stood up to 16 metres high and weighed 50 tonnes or more, were vegetarians.
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Tapper, in particular, stood up for Fox News in a disagreement with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs.
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And in my own half-hour or so demo of the Vive that claim at least stood up.
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Every step along the way I have stood up, and fought, and have the scars to prove it.
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Portman's outing comes after she stood up for equality at Variety's Power of Women summit earlier in October.
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Sean Spicer stood up in front of the country and literally said that the covfefe tweet was intentional.
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Bernie Sanders did something previously unheard of in last night's CNN debate: He stood up for Palestinians' humanity.
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"Will his country stand up for him the same way he stood up for American values?" she asked.
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He kept trying to rescue people, and stood up to help three young girls who weren't fully hidden.
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Finally, the 20-year-old stood up and walked to the defense chambers, tears streaming down her face.
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They've stood up to politicians who've told them they're too young to understand the way the world works.
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So when the time came, I stood up and shot as much and as fast as I could.
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Jen has stood up to the press regarding the objectification women, and she also married to Justin Theroux.
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" Added Arnold Schwarzenegger on Twitter, "Judge Curiel is an American hero who stood up to the Mexican cartels.
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" Still, the source says, "He's one of the only men in Hollywood who stood up and said something.
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Now Brian Anderson has finally stood up and decided to be the first major dude to come out.
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A woman stood up in the crowd of hundreds seated in an auditorium and was handed a microphone.
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What we did was stood up for something that's dear to us, something that's precious—and that's water.
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This so-called borosilicate glass was not only heat resistant but also stood up to sudden temperature changes.
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This is not the first time Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter has stood up for Trump's youngest child.
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Kaepernick's move was simple—he sat down while everyone else stood up with their hands over their heart.
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Gold also hit a six-year high of $1,456.2 per ounce and last stood up 0.78% at $1,1643.
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When it came time for the vote, the Alaska Republican stood up and voted no, with little fanfare.
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They stood up for what they believed in and they were never afraid to say what they thought.
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When the judge released him, I stood up and stepped aside so she could get to her son.
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" As for Brandon knocking him out, Tommy says, "When I stood up he pushed me into a wall.
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After a few agonizing seconds, Mary stood up and revealed to the crowd she was not seriously injured.
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Powerful plea A Texas dad stood up for his transgender son and won hearts all across the internet.
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When I stood up from that meditation I felt like I had been gifted a massive reality check.
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I think perhaps if I hadn't stood up at that meeting then, maybe [things] would've played out differently.
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An example was set by Abraham Lincoln, who stood up for principle in opposing the war against Mexico.
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Best moments for Clinton: • Reminding viewers that she has stood up to Republicans and remains their primary target.
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After a few seconds of talking into a camera, Zuckerberg stood up and the video stream went down.
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I should've stood up and turned around and looked at the audience, but my reflex was to duck.
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I was in no hurry as I stood up to pick the thistles out of my left palm.
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One woman even stood up, Dr. Carson told me, and said that his remarks have gave her comfort.
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Justice Elena Kagan stood up for the effectiveness of the science for measuring the bias in the districting.
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The fact that being stood up led to a date with a cute guy was pretty cool, though.
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He said the mood among counter protesters was celebratory because they had stood up to the rally attendees.
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A pastor stood up and was yelling at the AG. Poor feed but it appears he's been removed.
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But moments later, as the earth continued to tremble, many of Mexico City's residents stood up and mobilized.
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With preternatural calm, Fermi stood up and let some strips of paper flutter away as the wave passed.
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Every decent Republican ... has rebuked this behavior, yet no one has stood up and said, enough, stop it.
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"When I got that email, I stood up and screamed," said Ms. Robertson, who is a nurse practitioner.
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She recalled that he stood up from his box in the audience and hollered things at the stage.
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Finch stood up, put his hand over his heart, and led the room in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Inside the Wisconsin delegation, a Sanders supporter stood up with a piece of paper taped over her mouth.
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Nobody stood up for her for fear of a physical altercation, Chevillard later tweeted with guilt, including himself.
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Selam and Lucy would have stood up straight, with feet, knees and hips that are similar to ours.
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To be sure, we had right wing McCarthyism, but a Republican president stood up to that potential tyrant.
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NPPD has seen its responsibilities rapidly expand since it was stood up at Homeland Security a decade ago.
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ICE agents wrapped some who protested, or just stood up to ask a question, in full-body restraints.
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The soft, artichoke flavor stood up to the saltiness of the four-cheese blend without being too overpowering.
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" As Penny exited the court, former gymnast Amy Compton, one of Nassar's victims, stood up and yelled, "Shame!
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Gary Palmer of Alabama, who stood up and said that the conference should defend and rally around Jordan.
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When I stood up to signal the end of the conversation, he asked me to name my price.
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A witness said she stood up, grabbed a trash can and a recycling bin, and charged the gunman.
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" Ribble said Cruz has "stood up and fought for conservative principles and the American people his entire life.
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" Brown also stood up for her own beliefs, telling Parker, "You're making everything about sex and it's not.
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It's about time Congress stood up to Trump, argued Elie Honig: Democrats have the law on their side.
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He stood up to 96 minutes of battery from Zenit striker Artem Dzyuba, who was assisted by Hulk.
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Shoutout to the white allies who stood up and saw injustice and fought against it challenging the police.
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Mr. Lightfoot stood up, hesitated, and then picked out a different officer sitting at the crowded defense tables.
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But ultimately, if you look at our records, I stood up to corporate America time and time again.
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I dreamed I'd accidentally stood up a friend, who I was supposed to be meeting at the theatre.
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Dougherty said he was so "gobsmacked," that after several absurd questions, he stood up and left the interview.
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When my mum stood up to get her, a wall did fall on her, and she was hurt.
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The speaker granted the debate after lawmakers from both Labour and May's Conservative Party stood up in support.
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However, not all of the claims made about their cost-effectiveness and efficacy have stood up to scrutiny.
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He's one of the few people who stood up and said, 'You know what, China has been cheating.
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She pressed the point when Elizabeth Murrill, the Solicitor General of Louisiana, stood up to defend the law.
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They need their government to stand up for them just as they stood up to serve our country.
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Others stood up for his political views, or at least thought too much was being made of them.
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It was not until a group of female senators stood up and said, "Enough," that the tide turned.
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After clearing his plate, Reyes smiled as he stood up to take another round of photos with fans.
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Stringer got more attention when she stood up for her players than the team had for its success.
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Fifty years ago, a group of women stood up in a church and talked about ending their pregnancies.
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One by one, they stood up to challenge the stewardship of their beloved institution, often to emotional applause.
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Suddenly, another man who had just joined the group stood up, sprinted toward the fence and started climbing.
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Nothing fixes a value in your mind better than having stood up for it together with your friends.
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Later Jon stood up and squared off against an actual zombie dragon, only to be saved by Arya.
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By the end of three hours with Koto, I had stood up more times than I could count.
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Then one day, I stood up on my own to perform it, and it was really, really difficult.
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The smugglers knelt in the sand and prayed, then stood up and ordered the migrants to push off.
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When she saw Bridget, she stood up and flung her arms around her, pressing herself against Bridget's chest.
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Holyfield, the challenger, stood up to Mike Tyson's aggressive style and claimed a stunning 11th round knockout win.
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His father had stood up to give a toast but, overcome with emotion, had been unable to finish.
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After the final lot sold, Ms. Eerdmans and the auction house's specialists stood up and began to clap.
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With little fanfare following Liss' final answers, prosecutor Greg Andres stood up to say the prosecution was done.
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But when the president said it's time to end the "politics of revenge," she stood up and applauded.
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"The only surprise to the market would be if the Saudis stood up and cut more," said Kilduff.
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We stood up for our ally Israel and began to roll back the UN's relentless bias against her.
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I suspect Comey will go down in history as the hero who stood up to a crazy president.
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He also told his father he was occasionally feeling faint, sometimes even passing out when he stood up.
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The gunman, wearing a fake beard that had drawn notice, stood up amid the congregation with a shotgun.
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A woman who called herself Barbara Quinlan, Incite's development co-chair, stood up to give us the pitch.
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"It's the first time in a long time someone has stood up to the Iranian regime," he says.
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Trump "stood up for the tariffs and he broke the Chinese Communist Party," he said earlier this month.
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I stood up, put on my shirt, and pulled the broom from the kitchen closet to sweep up.
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If they don't respond, it feels like being stood up — but fortunately, I've mostly gotten really positive responses.
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Roughly two dozen Republicans in the chamber uniformly stood up behind him, while Democrats remained in their seats.
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This isn't the first time Cook has taken a stance against discrimination and stood up for human rights.
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When her name was called, she stood up slowly, paused, then said "no" and slowly sat back down.
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I put my soda under my seat, stood up and started swinging my flashlight with the other kids.
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In 2019, white- and blue-collar workers at big tech firms stood up for what they believed in.
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Her own great-grandmother, for one, for whom all the males in the family stood up without urging.
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He stood up and gave her two thumbs up and motioned that he wanted her to join him.
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Audience members, encouraged by Biden's sympathetic ear, stood up and told about their own personal or family problems.
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As established in previous comics, Sarah was a single mother who stood up to her abusive, alcoholic husband.
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Some of the relatives, known as "angel moms," stood up holding pictures of loved ones who had died.
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"I got so annoyed, I stood up and opened the door and said, 'Get out,'" Dr. Dardik said.
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The morning of Faigy's funeral, her father stood up next to the wooden box that held her body.
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Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), stood up at the meeting to voice concerns about the direction of the party.
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We were waiting for our food when suddenly Juliette stood up to hug two women who'd come in.
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And we have supported teachers who successfully stood up for their kids in strike after strike after strike.
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They've stood up and the president of Estonia, who I interview, they talk a lot about cyber hygiene.
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The truthful answer is we found a terrific leader there who had stood up the Zappos facility there.
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He stood up, waved awkwardly, and tried not to completely break down in front of the theater of people.
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After the crowd cheered him on a little, the actor bashfully stood up and delivered a pretty flawless twerk.
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The little girl was dressed in pink with her curls undone as she stood up inside of her crib.
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About 15 minutes into Fischer's lecture, an audience member stood up and blew a whistle, according to the IndyStar.
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He didn't even look concerned, just stood up, ordered a black coffee from me, and went on his way.
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The rest of the men thanked him for his honesty, and Kenny even stood up to hug it out.
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We have to honor both the ones who stood up for civil rights and those killed by police misconduct.
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Against better judgment, I stood up and just started moving across this room to try to get to Paul.
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It seems Morgan was upset that Singer hadn't stood up for her during a recent battle with Dorinda Medley.
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For the second time in a row, Link couldn't even get a text that he was being stood up.
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"A member of parliament stood up and asked why a cowboy had been let into the house," he said.
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Once you've stood up, squeeze your abs, lats, and glutes, almost as if you're in an upright plank. 8.
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In the middle of his presentation, a gray-haired senior partner stood up, yelled "PONZI SCHEME!" and stormed out.
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In late September, Tucker Carlson, a pro-Trump host, mocked Smith when he stood up for Judge Andrew Napolitano.
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"Nobody really stood up and said anything because they were all in it for themselves as well," she said.
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They're both quality add-ons that stood up to what I could give them over the last two weeks.
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So when Roger shouted a few epithets, Michael stood up and leveled Roger with a punch to the face.
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"Nobody stood up with us other than our mountains," he said, speaking with Kurdish and Iraqi flags behind him.
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As an officer approached Cosby to affix handcuffs, we all stood up and put our hands over our hearts.
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While others gave detailed business plans, he simply stood up and talked about his story and vision, Erisman recalls.
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"Mind your own business!!" one of the medical assistants stood up from the bench and yelled at the protesters.
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Fortunately for me the clinic nurse manager, a woman, and two of my male colleagues stood up for me.
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When the dinner ended, the other six people at the table stood up and gave me their business cards.
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During the audience question-and-answer period, people stood up, one after another, and made negative comments about weight.
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And he repeatedly stood up to Donald J. Trump for, he said, disparaging women, people with disabilities and Hispanics.
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About the only party member who has stood up to his demands is Senator Lisa A. Murkowski of Alaska.
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Many in the industry stood up against the sexual predators allowed to work in it for far too long.
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Some of the world's biggest tech companies have stood up against government attempts to enlist them in surveillance operations.
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Mr. Birnbaum was sitting on a bar stool and stood up to greet Ms. Podell when she walked in.
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Rob drove up on the guy, and the guy stood up and killed him and then shot his dog.
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" The grieving mother said the week before the shooting, Fisher "stood up to him" and "embarrassed him in class.
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After that, Styles immediately stood up and walked to the other side of the stage to continue his performance.
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Ernest, who had fallen asleep on one of the hotel beds watching TV, stood up, its black eyes widening.
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While natural hair and hair dyed with a conventional dye stood up, graphene-dyed hair stayed sleek and smooth.
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Leaders of environmental groups praised the heads of the 19 nations that stood up to Trump on climate change.
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No sooner than when she asked the children, "Do you guys want to show him?" they all stood up.
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The Supreme Court in recent years has stood up for myriad plaintiffs claiming violations of their freedom of expression.
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Anandakrishnan stood up and walked over to a whiteboard to draw me a picture of the glacier bed's geometry.
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If they take football away, my endorsements from me — I know that I stood up for what is right.
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But Zolciak-Biermann quickly stood up for herself, responding, "I love them for now," along with a heart emoji.
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"Everybody in the audience stood up and gave me a standing ovation when the movie was over," he recalls.
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More than a dozen Democrats also stood up, nearly all in districts where Trump won in 2016, including Reps.
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Even though they were surrounded and outnumbered by neo-Nazis with torches, they still stood up for what's right.
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I would have stood up and given the technobarbaric yawp of a child whose voice has yet to change.
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But Alicia Syrett, board member of New York Angels, asked how BloomSky stood up against competitors in weather forecasting.
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In doing so, millions of users stood up to the cable Goliaths via protests, petitions and other grassroots methods.
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At conference, some members who were present on the field stood up to tell their colleagues what had happened.
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If President Trump was serious about being a populist who stood up for struggling Americans, this budget indicates otherwise.
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One career foreign service ambassador stood up and asked what they should do if they disagreed with the president.
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Taylor touched on this a little bit last night, and got teary-eyed as she stood up for herself.
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They were the conscience of the revolution and peacefully stood up against the crimes of the regime and terrorists.
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"Angie was the type of friend who stood up for others," says Wysocki, the mother of two grown sons.
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Feinstein's statement stressed that she has stood up against many of the controversial things Trump has said and done.
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He believes that he stood up for what's right, for an issue that's bigger than himself or his school.
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Meanwhile, in an interview earlier this month, Skrillex recalled the time he stood up to deadmau5 on Marshmello's behalf.
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LW Jared McCann's goal on a breakaway at 19:27 of the second period stood up as the winner.
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Fifteen years ago today, on October 1603rd, 2001, Steve Jobs stood up on stage and announced the original iPod.
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If they take football away, my endorsements from me – I know that I stood up for what is right.
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A week ago, her daughter stood up in class and told Pagourtzis that she wouldn't go out with him.
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I stood up to look: one of the rubber gaskets that held the tube to the pump had cracked.
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All the tension drained out of his posture; he stood up straight and wrapped his bearlike arms around her.
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"100 percent of the people who stood up and spoke said they want to stay and fight," said Rep.
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If I stood up even to comfort him, that could have been his invitation to say 'This is over.
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I know our guys were looking forward to the challenge and they stood up there and shut them down.
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"Those members of the party in Congress who have stood up to the president should be commended," she wrote.
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All of the candidates in this year's presidential campaign stood up and declared their commitment to serving our veterans.
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"You sound like the right-wingers when you speak of the refugees," an elderly doctor stood up and declared.
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At one point I felt a bit too uncomfortable, and I stood up to thank him for the meeting.
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"The West that traditionally stood up to this ... is missing in action," the report's author, Elana Beiser, told CNN.
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There was no better example of that reclamation than when Science Mike stood up and read from Matthew 8.
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" M.B.S. stood up and, furiously shaking bin Nayef's hand, offered his own affirmation: "We will always seek your guidance.
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Yen plays a modest, well-respected Wing Chu master who stood up for justice in the face of adversity.
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Earlier this month, he also kicked a Muslim woman, who stood up in silent protest, out of a rally.
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The officer in the adjacent seat then also stood up and engaged Felix in what turned into a fight.
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"We are to be grateful for the family that stood up for what is right," said Democratic state Rep.
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Reva wore a one-piece bathing suit and wrapped a towel around her hips every time she stood up.
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After being stood up by Lord Merton's evil son Larry, she confesses to Violet that she's still in love.
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Though it barely made a dent in the news cycle, last month Congress actually stood up to Donald Trump.
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She always stood up for me, no matter how I identified, and made that clear to me and others.
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One employee stood up and said she had left her last job because of ethical concerns around defense work.
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Immediately, the audience — a mix of industry professionals, subscribers and members of the Vietnamese community — stood up in applause.
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Overcoming organized "machine" politics, sidelining paid detractors and distractors, they stood up one-by-one and two-by-two.
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The announcers at the coliseum marveled as fans stood up in turns, waving their arms at Mr. Henderson's direction.
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When Norman died in 2006, still unfairly neglected, Smith and Carlos stood up one more time, as his pallbearers.
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At the end, its composer stood up to thank the group — and proceeded to give 90 minutes of feedback.
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Constable James Forcillo stood up in the courtroom, without any visible signs of emotion, as he heard his fate.
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He stood up to China, nearly went to war with Pakistan and brought India closer to the United States.
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A friend of Ms. Ward's since childhood, Graham Kennedy, stood up to read a letter from the bride's father.
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When I stood up to let him in the seat I observed that he was above average in height.
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According to several people in the room, a number of African-American representatives stood up to challenge Ms. Pelosi.
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"When the committed Brexiteers were in a minority under David Cameron, I stood up for their rights," he said.
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But their lack of profits and nosebleed valuations have not always stood up to scrutiny once they went public.
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Perhaps, most importantly, consumer demand for the next-gen flavor of connectivity has yet to be robustly stood up.
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He took two Leica IIIc cameras into Korea, and said they stood up well in the rain and mud.
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"The jaguar let out kind of a guttural growl and stood up and walked toward the forest," he said.
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He has also stood up to his regional powerhouse, diplomatically pushing back on financially onerous Chinese projects in Malaysia.
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Joining countless civil rights activists, Holocaust survivors stood up against the racial prejudice and profiling that can generate genocide.
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Wilde "stood up for himself in the courts, he went to jail and then he was destroyed," says McGough.
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If they take football away, my endorsements from me, I know that I stood up for what is right.
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However, the second attempt did, and you know who stood up to the homophobes in his ultra-conservative state?
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But before that could begin, another student, Yuxuan Yang, stood up and shouted an expletive at him in Mandarin.
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"If they take football away, my endorsements from me, I know that I stood up for what is right."
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Michael Capuano (D-Mass.), stood up during a Democratic caucus meeting to say Sherman's effort could hurt the party.
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Mr. Sessions stood up to the president and adhered to his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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During the impeachment proceedings, no congressional Republicans stood up for Biden or voted in favor of the impeachment articles.
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"Prior administrations have not stood up to them, and that has hurt middle-class American workers," said former Sen.
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Fletcher, who was another passenger on the train, stood up to intervene and started shoving Christian, according to authorities.
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It conjures up images of heartless lawmakers sticking it to heroic educators who simply stood up for their jobs.
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"There was only one person who stood up to the establishment and his name is Bernard Sanders," Turner continued.
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"She stood up for American — not partisan — interests as ambassador in Kyiv, just as she always has," Kennedy said.
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Then, 6 million years ago, our ancestors first stood up and forced that smooth arch into an S shape.
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Amy Klobuchar, who stood up for the candidates with national experience and pointed out the mayor's lack of it.
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Karen, from the hatch, called out, "Bucket full!" and Tim stood up to haul and dump the excess water.
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But the Trump White House has instead stood up interagency processes only sporadically, current and former administration officials say.
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As I stood up there, the wind whipped around me, and a fog had started to coat the palace.
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After a few moments of sitting, he stood up and braced against the table in a hamstring-stretch position.
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My friend, who was sitting closest to the entrance, stood up and walked toward me with an encouraging smile.
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" As the train approached Union Square, Mr. Santos abruptly stood up and yelled, "Why are you talking about me?
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When Flake stood up and introduced himself, Trump told him, "You've been very critical of me," the Post said.
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My last day, I stood up in class and screamed at my teacher, 'You told us that last week!
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Back then, nobody stood up to Mr. Weinstein, and the move endeared Mr. Grey to the refined Mr. Dauman.
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