There are weak and strong versions of this argument, the former of which takes issue with the CBO's track record, the latter of which takes issue with its methods.
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Johnson takes issue with researchers' characterization of the peyote crisis.
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But there's another reason she takes issue with such merchandise.
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association takes issue with the report.
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"Flipside" takes issue with societal oppression and runaway gun culture.
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This is an ethical gap that Dvorksy takes issue with.
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But she takes issue with the language the app uses.
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But Dorf takes issue with Sessions' flurry of jabs and inconsistency.
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So sure, Ginsburg, like other critics, takes issue with Kaepernick's actions.
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Anyone who takes issue with it is clearly irrelevant to Lakshmi.
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A reader takes issue with some Democratic women who think otherwise.
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The Times editorial board, by contrast, takes issue with the decision.
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He said he takes issue with Tribute Contracting but didn't elaborate.
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The billionaire businessman isn't the only presidential candidate Sarandon takes issue with.
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He takes issue in particular with Superdry's product design and internet plans.
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Pandit takes issue with what he sees as a lack of compassion.
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For its part, Amazon takes issue with the Wall Street Journal report.
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What Oliver takes issue with, however, is what's happening to DaVita's patients.
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The Statement of Objections takes issue with the exclusivity practice as from 2006.
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But Zimmermann takes issue with the analogy—on ethical if not legal grounds.
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He wouldn't say which aspects of Lynk's work the minister takes issue with.
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Malcolm Harris takes issue with the report's conclusions and dissects its misleading graphics.
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Australian model Stefania Ferrario takes issue with a certain word, and it's "Plus".
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He also takes issue with the NFL for its stance on freedom of expression.
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This time, it's mild-mannered Devin who takes issue with Luke's unflattering name-dropping.
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She was given life in prison — without parole, something Kardashian West takes issue with.
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Clack takes issue with the amount of hydroelectric power that Jacobson assumes is available.
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She takes issue with claims that oil pulling can do anything more than that.
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Specifically, Aleman takes issue with how the study was conducted to achieve this result.
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The agency takes issue with how the hand sanitizer company markets their popular products.
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The complaint specifically takes issue with "highly unusual" turnout in counties with large black populations.
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Mr. Starr, for his part, takes issue with those who characterize him as resolutely middlebrow.
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" In response, a Hindu member takes issue with the notion that former lives are "idiotic.
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Al-Gharbi also takes issue with how I referred to Heterodox Academy in my piece.
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Elzie, in fact, takes issue with people referring to Garza, Cullors, and Tometi as founders.
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And Alabama's Republican senator, Richard Shelby, said he takes issue with his state's new law.
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It's the ambiguity in how the TLC would determine utilization that Lyft takes issue with.
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Fendlay also takes issue with the idea that groups splitting off from Women's March Inc.
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One of those musicians was country singer Emily West, and Trump takes issue with her skin.
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Subtly menacing in her own right, she takes issue with Escobar's tactics, not with his methods.
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The US government also reportedly takes issue with the app that counts 180 million users worldwide.
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Not one word or follow-up that takes issue with anything either man has actually said.
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Sperry takes issue with the "mainstreaming" of Sanders as a standard-bearer for the Democratic Party.
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But not everyone in the occult community takes issue with Hocus Pocus, recognizing its campy appeal.
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He continues: SimpliSafe takes issue with the system components being arranged close together during the video.
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This is also why Barton takes issue with the word "flipping" when referring to Zillow Offers.
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" Tyron also takes issue with the fact Gastelum now refers to himself as "The Middleweight King.
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She said she also takes issue with the legislation being connected to FEMA's flood insurance program.
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Borchetta also takes issue with Swift's claim that he blindsided her with news of the sale.
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Among other things, the EFF also takes issue with the retroactivity provision that's present in both bills.
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Beijing takes issue with U.S. naval patrols in the area, claiming America's presence there violates China's sovereignty.
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If anyone takes issue with or makes assumptions based on that, that's not the shoe-wearer's problem.
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Kasich said he's been that way all his life -- and particularly takes issue when companies move overseas.
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Refinery29's own Rebecca Farley also takes issue with La La Land's seat in the musical category.
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The investor takes issue with Trump's rhetoric and said that it's left him cold on the candidate.
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While a present is not strictly necessary, Miss Manners takes issue with some of your reasoning: 1.
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" He also takes issue with Lynch's decision to refer to the Clinton email investigation as a "matter.
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The trade advisory committee that Warren takes issue with has been in operation since 1974, Solis noted.
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The columnists discuss a recent David Brooks column that takes issue with how gratuities impact service workers.
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However, Dr. Mark Schiffman, a senior investigator at the National Cancer Institute, takes issue with the study's methodology.
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He also takes issue with the company's aggressive production target of 500,000 cars by the end of 2018.
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What he takes issue with is the FDA requirement for approval on the products, down to the batteries.
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Frankel also takes issue with a lack of transparency she feels some of her costars are guilty of.
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She takes issue above all with anyone who seeks to diminish humankind's "natural grandeur" and capacity for excellence.
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As the Mail reported, the prince takes issue with the "140 characters or less culture" fostered by Twitter.
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" The NRA takes issue with the fact that the paper's authors didn't consult with "firearms experts or lawyers.
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Spence takes issue with preppers who boast that they could survive a disaster in 23 without technology's assistance.
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And she takes issue with the idea that her allegation established a "pattern" in the minds of investigators.
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She both relies on Hershberg's massive archival work and takes issue with those judgments critical of her grandfather.
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Rather, she takes issue with the fact that her show was taken off air without the network notifying anybody.
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But Lasse Heje Pedersen, in a new paper* in the Financial Analysts Journal, takes issue with Mr Sharpe's argument.
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Wiseman takes issue with the notion that pinning down a girl against her will could be described as horseplay.
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The suit against Swagway takes issue with three patents and adds the additional wrinkle of a trademark infringement claim.
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Brad answered Angelina's divorce petition and squarely takes issue with her request for sole physical custody of the kids.
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Besides conditions, Hannibal takes issue with the practice of prison labor, where inmates earn far less than minimum wage.
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Though carefully worded, B.H.P.'s report also takes issue with the Trump administration's unilateral exit from the Paris agreement.
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Rigid Catholics Francis also takes issue with conservatives who have criticized him for trying to open up Catholic teaching.
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Delisle-Alaku, for one, takes issue with the politicization of an animal that has provided sustenance to generations of Inuit.
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PERINO: North Korea takes issue with the latest round of talks following the first formal meeting since the Singapore summit.
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His commentary is packed with expletives and directly calls out numerous people in the public eye he takes issue with.
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And Morris particularly takes issue with the fact that the earlier members join the network, the higher reward they receive.
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The campaign takes issue with how Google communicated its reasons for the suspension and it claims Google changed its story.
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Monáe also elaborated further, explaining why she takes issue with those who think normal bodily functions are disgusting and shameful.
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Instead, NorthStar takes issue with contributions to specific Congressmen whose policy positions don't align with Intel's own stated political objectives.
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Edelman takes issue with the spotlight on Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which has been a target of Clinton's drug-pricing reform rhetoric.
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While his research has shown that naps enhance memory, learning and motor skills, he takes issue with the napping trend.
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It also takes issue with some of King's past associations, including his support of a white nationalist Toronto mayoral candidate.
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Since joining the court in 21992, Thomas has never shied away from identifying the precedents with which he takes issue.
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The report takes issue with using home equity, through a reverse mortgage, to support the deferral of Social Security benefits.
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She takes issue with the waitress, the food, the atmosphere; she scoffs at her date's decision to pray before eating.
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If a company takes issue with the execution of the law, the issue would go to the German courts for deliberation.
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Ash Koosha, an Iranian musician who starred in the film and now lives in London, also takes issue with Mueres's story.
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Here's what Twitter had to say... West may support Trump, but his wife, Kim Kardashian West, takes issue with the President.
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Dr. Gunter also takes issue with the sexist overtones of the product and her thoughts are well-worth reading in full.
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State Senator Irene Aguilar, a practicing physician who has been a key backer of Amendment 69, takes issue with CHI's findings.
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Mr. Burns faithful assistant Smithers still takes issue with the evil plan and gets fired in Weinstein and Oakley's original take.
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Mr Stiglitz rightly takes issue with the blame-the-victim analysis of the euro's failings that is commonly heard in Germany.
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It's not clear which parts of the story Mueller's office takes issue with, and BuzzFeed said it stands by its reporting.
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In the opinion piece, Lord takes issue with a Media Matters campaign to get Fox's Sean Hannity fired from the network.
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The ruling ostensibly prevents Bossland from selling its products in the U.S. as well, but Letschew even takes issue with that.
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Most notably, he takes issue with the steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico and the European Union, key U.S. allies.
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According to Huawei&aposs statement it takes issue with three claims made by the people it is suing — who remain unnamed.
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That's how the University of Michigan's "Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities" is worded, and Speech First takes issue with that.
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Jeff Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James, takes issue with the way bull markets have been measured, past and present.
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He also takes issue with complaints about China's policy that has American companies share intellectual property in order to conduct business.
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For one, he takes issue with the claim that research has yet to prove that opioids can effectively treat chronic pain.
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He particularly takes issue with Cat angrily ranting on Twitter afterward to ruin the restaurant's reputation -- to him ... that's Trump-like.
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However, Emojipedia founder Jeremy Burge takes issue with the fact that Apple should have such a policy around its emoji at all.
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While the lawsuit takes issue with Republican-drawn maps, it also acknowledges that the Democratic Party has engaged in gerrymandering of districts.
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She also takes issue with the notion a key piece of evidence was lying around the courtroom for anyone to try on.
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Cooper said that he takes issue with a provision that would require any campaign finance investigations from the board to remain confidential.
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But sources familiar with Google's position say the company takes issue with Amazon overlaying its own voice controls on top of YouTube.
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The group also takes issue with an HHS policy that blocks immigrant minors in the care of the government from getting abortions.
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The SDNY memo notes that Cohen did not fully cooperate and it takes issue with Cohen's characterization of his own criminal conduct.
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He takes issue with the fact that sports betting is almost entirely illegal outside Nevada, but that daily fantasy sports may operate.
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And an opinion writer takes issue with the world's embrace of the North's tactic of turning pretty young women into aesthetic ambassadors.
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But Hao Yu, the Chinese blogger who's suing La Mer, takes issue with how the company is marketing to Chinese customers specifically.
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Jesse Wegman, a writer on the editorial board, takes issue with President Trump's attacks on James Comey, Robert Mueller and Rod Rosenstein.
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It also takes issue with the use of an annual interest rate to ensure that borrowers understand the cost of a loan.
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The FTC also takes issue with how the FCC proposed that ISPs display the opt-in/opt-out choice mechanism to consumers.
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His release fulfilled a key demand by Germany, which still takes issue with what it calls Turkey's deteriorating record on human rights.
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The ACLU takes issue with those claims: As this harrowing livestream shows, first the police told protesters to get off the street.
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Palatnik, however, takes issue with the idea that menstruating on a politician's photo is somehow less appropriate than restricting women's reproductive autonomy.
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Gypsy also takes issue with how often the series shows Gypsy's mom, Dee Dee, tying her up in bed and holding her hostage.
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It might strike some as just another insult for a petulant urchin of a man who insults everyone with whom he takes issue.
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He takes issue with the potential breadth of activities that might fall under what the House has defined as an abuse of power.
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The two biggest exceptions to this, foreign policy and monetary policy, happen to be where Sanders takes issue with an entrenched conventional wisdom.
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Steyer takes issue with Facebook's stance, since, as he says, the company's business model is based on collecting and monetizing its users' data.
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The list of objections continues with the administration saying it takes issue with the bill authorizing one littoral combat ship, instead of two.
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But it is this narrow scope that President Trump takes issue with and that crystallizes the JCPOA, for him, as a bad deal.
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Specifically, Shriver takes issue with the critique that The Mandibles' treatment of Luella, one of the book's two women of color, is racist.
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Eric also takes issue with the President's response -- or lack thereof -- to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside Saudi Arabia's Turkish consulate.
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However, he takes issue with Trump's public pressure on the central bank, as well as what he sees as the president's admiration of dictators.
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One complaint from an active duty servicewoman takes issue with the fact that AFN is airing the Victoria's Secret swimsuit show during primetime hours.
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It's tested when conflict arises, when romantic partners have to decide how the relationship should proceed or one takes issue with another's communication style.
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In Dean Erwin Chemerinsky's fine post (also published on Vox), he takes issue with the analysis I have offered and makes two major points.
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Amazon takes issue with both investigations, and says that the number of injury reports don&apost accurately reflect the working conditions at its warehouses.
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Specifically, he takes issue with quantum field theory, which posits that the universe may have exploded out of a quantum vacuum thanks to inflation.
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Trump takes issue with criminal charges because they take "two easy wins" in two GOP-leaning districts and turn them into potentially competitive seats.
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And he takes issue with prominent journalists who have publicly characterized Trump as a "racist" based on his words and actions through the years.
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His model was "In Cold Blood," a book he admires, a book written in the third person, a book he takes issue with too.
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Because of that, he takes issue with the lack of recognition he's received as an instrumental component to the "Portrait of Edmond Belamy's" existence.
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But Amazon takes issue with how the study framed its product, noting that the researchers examined facial analysis technology rather than facial recognition technology.
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Frankel responds that she doesn't have a problem with De Lesseps' lifestyle – but takes issue with what she sees as hypocrisy on the countess' part.
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Molly Regan, 57, the first vice chairwoman of the Scott County Democrats, said after his Davenport speech that she takes issue with Biden's jocular tone.
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The gun rights group also takes issue with the fact that the firm continues to use the NRA's name and intellectual property on its website.
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And while Sookie takes issue with that term at first, she quickly embraces it as she realizes what kind of danger lies in the alternative.
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He also takes issue with Donald Trump's failure to release his tax returns, a sign, he feels, of the man's dangerous overall lack of transparency.
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But Martinson takes issue with the conspiracy charge that she says held her accountable for everything her then-boyfriend had done before they even met.
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The lawsuit takes issue with one particular line of dialogue in the series, in which a city official disparages a detective who interviewed the teenagers.
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That frustrates Pandit, who takes issue with the use of "ethical" and "humane" when those terms are used by farms that still engage in slaughter.
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A spokesman for the company said the suit takes issue with the law and not Horizon which covers "infertility services equally, regardless of sexual orientation".
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He said he loves the "vision" of the Green New Deal, but takes issue with its 10-year timeline to make the U.S. carbon neutral.
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"Japan takes issue with this narrative, and this clash of basic views and interests will continue to make managing the bilateral relationship very challenging," it said.
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The Westworld actress then clarified her initial tweet, saying that she takes issue with the campaigning side of the awards show more than the actual Academy.
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The complaint takes issue with Apple's control of its App Store, claiming the company deprives consumers of choice and imposes unfair restrictions and fees on competitors.
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Jytdog had at this point watchlisted the page, a function which allows you to track changes (and potentially attack anyone who takes issue with your edits).
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"We won't say on this show, but it's a pretty deep breach," he said in response to a question about why Trump takes issue with Sessions.
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The corporate raider reportedly takes issue with Dorsey also running fintech giant Square, and having planned to spend up to six months a year in Africa.
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Also, Johnson, one of Warren's experts, takes issue with the idea that a relatively small wealth tax would greatly cut investment by the rich, particularly entrepreneurs.
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Crombie agrees that domestic work should be shared out equally, but takes issue with Reid's conclusion that this is drudgery that should not be celebrated on Instagram.
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Etsy prohibits products that claim to improve sexual performance and takes issue with criticisms that it doesn't vigilantly remove harmful products, a spokesperson said in an email.
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Hughes takes issue with the idea that Libra will be a "decentralized" platform and argues that it will actually make Facebook (and its Libra partners) more powerful.
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Zoe Buckman takes issue with the voice of command, teasing out how patriarchal authority permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we deal with women's bodies.
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But a paper just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, by Kevin Boyce of Stanford University and his colleagues, takes issue with it.
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Nick Viall, veteran of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and Dancing with the Stars, takes issue with those saying that he wants to be famous.
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" And Michaels also takes issue with one movement in particular that's common in CrossFit: kipping "In case you aren't familiar, it's likely you've seen it in CrossFit.
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The CII says honor killings violate Islamic law, but it takes issue with the effort to strip the victim's family of their ability to pardon the perpetrator.
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Because even a staunch defender of every critic's right to their own opinion, taste, and perspective will find it hard to justify what Power takes issue with.
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Musa al-Gharbi, the director of communications for an organization called Heterodox Academy, which promotes "viewpoint diversity on college campuses," takes issue with both of our pieces.
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Mr. Scholl takes issue with the new study, which he says overestimates the fuel efficiency of current business-class travel and underestimates the efficiency of Boom's technology.
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Instead, she takes issue with Google's top-down culture that suppresses meaningful employee pushback — even in areas the company says it's trying to improve on, like diversity.
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However, many have long believed that Louis Tomlinson takes issue with the rumors because he has never addressed them and even blocked the word "Larry" from his Instagram.
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She takes issue with Vet On Demand veterinarians not being able to access a patient's full medical history, which she said would better prepare vets taking these calls.
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Bannon reportedly criticizes Kushner for his moderate beliefs, while the president's son-in-law takes issue with the former's fiery style and influence over the commander-in-chief.
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David supports the tweet for its openness, but takes issue with the sexual specifics—and to prove her point, she countered McElrath's horny tweet with another horny tweet.
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First, it takes issue with the bill's requirement that the total number of tickets to be sold be disclosed seven days in advance of the on-sale date.
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The group takes issue with his vote against the Clean Water Rule as well as a recent vote to quash the Methane and Waste Rule earlier this year.
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We're all aware of the couch-bound viewer who doesn't know a triple salchow from a triple lutz, but takes issue when a figure skater has sloppy arm work.
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He takes issue with a 5-2 supermajority required for certain debt restructuring decisions and lack of say from the Puerto Rican government on the makeup of the board.
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Rithy Panh, a survivor of the Cambodian genocide under the Khmer Rouge, takes issue with the philosopher Theodor Adorno's famous claim that to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.
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Flentje described the ruling blocking the executive order as "over broad" and said it should be immediately stayed, even if the court takes issue with the executive action itself.
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" While Mr. Borosage concedes that President Obama's "stature will grow ever more impressive in the rearview mirror," he takes issue with Mr. Chait's characterization of the former president's "greatness.
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Paul said he takes issue with Pompeo's hawkish statements and does not think the congressman turned spy chief would be a "good fit" for the nation's top diplomatic post.
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Gillibrand's bill specifically takes issue with "take-it-or-leave-it" provisions, notably websites that compel a user to "agree" to allowing cookies with no way to opt-out.
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Rather, the suit takes issue with how eminent domain has been interpreted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), which makes decisions on interstate natural gas pipelines and facilities.
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If Ratner takes issue with films being critically maligned, he should consider that maybe certain movies are actually bad, and that the current Hollywood model allows for mediocrity to succeed.
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Cruachan clearly does not pander to royalty, as he gave Harry a warning nibble — presumably because he takes issue with the democratic implications of a non-elected head of state.
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The Mercatus study takes issue with a key cost-saving feature of the plan -- that hospitals and doctors will accept payment based on lower Medicare rates for all their patients.
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The Canadian Council for Refugees takes issue with exactly that, arguing that tying support to provincial welfare rates "causes huge challenges for newcomers" who are building their lives from scratch.
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Ms. Parker takes issue with the popular definition of NoMad that has it running from 25th Street to 30th Streets, and from the Avenue of the Americas to Lexington Avenue.
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While the dropping of science fair sponsorships has been approved by Intel's chief executive, Brian Krzanich, a former Intel chief executive, Craig Barrett, said he takes issue with the decision.
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But Texas Solicitor General Scott Keller takes issue with those numbers, saying the abortion providers have failed to show that the law was the only cause of all the closures.
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The plastics industry takes issue with such assessments, saying they ignore the vast contribution of plastic in reducing other emissions by for example preserving food and reducing the weight of transport.
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Icahn told CNBC that while he takes issue with the Bonanza buyout and the performance of SandRidge CEO James Bennett, that provision is what convinced him to go after the company.
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And while Freitas does not want to "malign people who are doing this work," she takes issue with the fact that this is how universities are choosing to address the problem.
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Q. "Transfers" takes issue with the idea that poor students should be forced to produce reductive narratives of their challenging lives as a kind of poverty porn, for college admissions offices.
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Without a veto-proof majority in Congress, this president could use this tool to take a range of economic actions against countries with which he takes issue, from Mexico to China.
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At National Review, Ramesh Ponnuru takes issue with my newsletter on the recent Supreme Court decision on arbitration and suggests people read Walter Olson of the Cato Institute praising the decision.
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The report takes issue with most of the assertions in the Times article that cows, sheep and pigs were mistreated at the Nebraska center, calling them inaccurate or lacking sufficient context.
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" DxE also takes issue with Sanders's support for the 2006 Animal Enterprise Terrorist Act, which prohibited any person from trying to damage or interfere with the "operations of an animal enterprise.
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He also takes issue with the characterization of the site as making false equivalencies and sees himself as one of the last watchers on the wall of decency in the public sphere.
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" In his opening monologue for the episode, Bell takes issue with the use of the word "minority" to describe "all the people that are darker than Vin Diesel and blend them together.
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The board also takes issue with Kavanaugh's "hyperpartisan rhetoric" against Democrats during last week's intense Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, and hoped the "FBI had been allowed to probe Kavanaugh's credibility more fully."
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Amanda Rousseau, one of the founders of VanitySec and the senior malware researcher at cybersecurity firm Endgame, thinks the portrayal is on point, but takes issue with Darlene's actions in Mr. Robot.
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So backlash should be expected when a white male Googler takes issue with the resources that women and other underrepresented groups have only recently been afforded—and worse, describes them as discriminatory.
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Pai vehemently objected to the FCC's landmark Open Internet Order from February last year; his epic 67-page dissent statement takes issue with practically every aspect of it, from conception to execution.
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In his article for the New York Daily News, Blackman also takes issue with Dean Bilek's assertion that he was able to proceed normally with his talk once the disruption was over.
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She, and more likely her lawyer, point out Stewart failed to ask her to "clarify, correct or retract" the statements in the book with which he takes issue BEFORE filing his lawsuit.
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One of the contract's terms his government takes issue with is that "payments are tied to a timeline stipulated in the contract, not based on completed work," per the Nikkei Asian Review.
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Part of the reason this process has become opaque or difficult is precisely due to innovation: Greenhill takes issue with the prevailing narrative that the healthcare industry is somehow allergic to innovation.
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And though Pauley agrees that there is a stigma around mental illness, she doesn't want to "fight" the stigma, and said she takes issue with CBS This Morning's "Stop the Stigma" theme.
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This isn't the first time Morgan has gone after Kardashian, of course; he takes issue with her nude selfies and the notion that anyone could see her as a figure of female empowerment.
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Chooseco takes issue with Bandersnatch's protagonist Stefan Butler describing a fictitious interactive novel (which is also titled Bandersnatch) as "a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' book," implying it's an official part of the series.
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In an exclusive clip from Tuesday's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Rinna takes issue with Edwards' behavior during a dinner party Erika Girardi is hosting to introduce the ladies to her husband Tom.
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The report also takes issue with the system's lack of crime prevention measures and that it doesn't take into account the specific characteristics of the province's northern expanse, where about 11,000 people live.
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While that might sound like a fairly typical program, Rubio takes issue with the fact that it's a federally approved program — he believes that education standards should be decided at the state level.
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The suit also takes issue with the agency's "awareness review" process, which allows political appointees the chance to review the requested documents pertaining to them before release, and in some instances withhold documents.
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"The government takes issue with how organizers have characterized the situation in the country in such a way that deliberately tarnishes the country's image," presidential adviser Patrick Nkanga said of the fundraising effort.
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While Callahan takes issue with ideologically motivated giving dressed up as philanthropy (and with politically minded nonprofits enjoying the same tax status as traditional charities), he endeavors to be bipartisan in his scolding.
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EPIC takes issue not just with the relatively low size of the fine, which, while the biggest ever for a tech company, is barely a drop in the bucket for the $571 billion company.
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"If you're wondering why Rhimes takes issue with Mother's Day cards, the mother of three said, "I don't want my daughters to grow up and think, I should shrink and be in the background.
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" Emerald, the scholarly publisher that owns SAMPJ, says it takes issue with how Bendell frames its reception of its paper on his blog: "the study on collapse they thought you should not read—yet.
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But its own comments and reports in state-run news outlets indicated that Beijing, which often accuses the Western media of bias, also takes issue with the three American news outlets' reporting on China.
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" The National Automobile Dealers Association, meanwhile, takes issue with the use of the term "barriers" to describe current safety standards and argues that self-driving cars should continue "to allow also for human control.
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However, in early April, it was revealed that Italy is expecting a budget shortfall amounting to 2.4% of GDP this year — ramping up the possibility that the Commission takes issue with Rome's finances once again.
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" He also takes issue with medical marijuana users being labeled as lazy potheads, saying, "I work really fucking hard and I take care of my shit and I need weed in order to do that.
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Fletcher takes issue with Canada Dry's packaging and marketing materials advertise that the drink is "made from real ginger," but says in her lawsuit that the product only contains a "miniscule" amount of ginger extract.
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Fellow Stanford student, Erica Olsen, also takes issue in the complaint with the process that denied her enrollment at Yale, despite what Olsen describes as success in athletics and "stellar" scores on standardized admissions tests.
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Letter To the Editor: In "Don't Confuse Veterans and Violence" (Op-Ed, July 19), Phil Klay takes issue with a column I wrote noting that military veterans account for a disproportionate number of mass shooters.
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But while Reign takes issue with the idea of having the government mandate which contraception she chooses to use at work, she said the opposition to the initiative is largely due to the potential lawsuits.
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The letter takes issue with ThinkProgress' commentary on the acknowledgment by Mr. Sanders, who represents Vermont in the Senate as an independent, that he himself became a millionaire partly by writing a best-selling book.
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Whether rich celebrities can credibly wrestle with the ideas of a film that so clearly takes issue with their existence — or if they have any right to — lies beyond what fans and critics can guess.
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" And the National Automobile Dealers Association, meanwhile, takes issue with the use of the term "barriers" to describe current safety standards and argues that self-driving cars should continue "to allow also for human control.
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The suit isn't about Confide's servers or encryption technology, but instead it takes issue with a more manual problem: That messages sent on the platform are not always safe from being captured with a screenshot.
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The common criticism of Valentine's Day as a "Hallmark Holiday" takes issue with the day as a way for corporations to profit off of emotion, commodifying love into candy hearts inscribed with thin san-serif messages.
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He also takes issue with Amnesty's "accusatory tone" toward car makers and tech companies, saying it's "unfair" to criticize their cobalt supply chain policies when they're still working to adhere to disclosure rules on conflict minerals.
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Morris takes issue with the idea of this being a "honeypot"—a term used to describe devices that are purposefully left exposed to see what attackers might do—because GreyNoise isn't actively trying to bait hackers.
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Rebecca Traister takes issue with the two figure heads of the Democratic Party — Senator Bernie Sanders and Tom Perez, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee — for their willingness to privilege economic populism over reproductive rights.
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Indeed, in the same year that Prakash and Smith published their Yale Law Journal piece, the Journal also published a response by Northwestern law professor Martin Redish, which takes issue with their definition of good behavior.
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Scott Taylor (R-Va.) — a former Navy SEAL — takes issue with the "Monday morning quarterbacking" of pundits who questioned the handling of a mission where four U.S. special forces were killed in an ambush in Niger.
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Kanye made it clear he's been discussing it with close friends and says the part of the Amendment he takes issue with is the part that allows for the enslavement -- or indentured servitude -- of anyone who's imprisoned.
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While the publication still takes issue with some aspects of the Model 26, like the car's ride comfort and its reliance on a touchscreen interface, CR said the better braking distance was enough to warrant the recommendation.
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And then wait to see if Matthews, who always is good for a controversial comment or ten during every convention regardless of party, takes issue with a certain portion of the Democrats list of primetime speakers. Why?
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The resolution also takes issue with Saudi Arabia's other actions in the region, such as human rights abuses related to its war in Yemen, the diplomatic and economic blockade against Qatar, and the imprisonment of political dissidents.
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In his new book "Hit Makers: The Science of Popularity in the Age of Distraction," Derek Thompson takes issue with some common perceptions about how ideas, products and cultural offerings achieve widespread popularity — particularly the concept of virality.
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In the song "Not Alike," Eminem brought up a 2012 tweet by Kelly (now deleted) commenting that his daughter, Hailie, was "hot as fuck" — which the veteran rapper clearly still takes issue with, six years after the fact.
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The American Hospital Association (AHA) takes issue with the July 22019 opinion piece by Kristin Walter about the latest brief filed by the AHA in our long-running case against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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While she's confident in Lyft's approach to diversity and inclusion, as well as some other companies' individual approaches, she takes issue with the fact that everyone is trying to attack the problem from a multitude of different ways.
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Although Google offers the open source mobile software for free, the EU takes issue with the requirements placed on manufacturers to pre-install Google's search and Chrome browser apps if they want to license the Play app store.
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" The cautious view grants all of the above but takes issue with the interpretation: "What does it say that it's taken so much great fundamental news to muscle the market higher by 903 percent as of mid-September?
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It also takes issue with moves former DHS Secretary and now White House Chief of Staff John Kelly made to expedite the construction of the border wall under a section of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.
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Swift points out that the footage of the conversation does not actually include Kanye letting her know that he would refer to her as a "bitch" in the song, and his word choice is what she takes issue with.
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Likewise, the church takes issue with the memoir as a whole and addressed Ron's accusations in a statement posted to its website: "Ronald Miscavige is seeking to make money on the name of his famous son," the statement reads.
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Stone, a longtime associate and informal political adviser to President Donald Trump, also takes issue with a major finding of the Mueller investigation: how the Russians hacked the Democrats in 2016, which led to WikiLeaks publishing the trove of emails.
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Michael Tomasson, who studies blood cancers as director of malignant hematology at the University of Iowa, found Bik's discovery "wild," but not because he takes issue with the idea of studying external Qi or some other form of alternative medicine.
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On December 22, the New York Post, citing anonymous sources, reported that Murphy had been holding out hope that he could go back to the Mets before the window definitively closed on him; Murphy still takes issue with that report.
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Granted, this is 2019 and most of us live in a tiny box with five other people, but if your roommate Steve takes issue with your new silicone dick when he comes home from work, just shout "gay rights!" at him.
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This myth, it seems, was perpetuated largely by an unflattering portrait of Gropius in Tom Wolfe's controversial book of cultural criticism, From Bauhaus to Our House (1985), which takes issue with the Bauhaus movement's doctrinaire embrace of the socialist cause.
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We got the musical legend Friday night in Bev Hills leaving Mr. Chow, and he squarely takes issue with activist Seren Sensei who called him out in a web series, calling him a karaoke singer who rips off other artists.
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But when it comes to energy, her independent streak sends her down a different path: She takes issue with some of Mr. Trump's signature positions, goes up against some of the nation's biggest utility companies and often crosses conventional partisan lines.
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Wendy Ouriel, the creator of the Los Angeles-based organic skin-care line Oumere — an amalgamation of her surname and "telomere," the compound at the end of chromosomes that prevents DNA strands from unraveling — takes issue with all of the above.
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But Annie's not really the heavy in this season, as we see when she butts heads with Ace Merrill (Paul Sparks), the town bully from King's novella "The Body" (who also takes issue with his adopted stepbrother, played by Barkhad Abdi).
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On Monday night, Holderness, Porter's first wife, publishes an op-ed in The Washington Post in which she takes issue with the idea, put forward, she argues, by Conway, that she and Jennifer Willoughby, Porter's second wife, are not strong women.
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In the note, Shatner takes issue with what he perceives as a lack of security checks and balances for all the myriad nodes: Anyone can create a node by taking the open source code and placing it on a server.
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The complaint also takes issue with the fact that Amazon advertises its superior technology and ability to create customized profiles for each new voice it hears, but does not attempt to get parental consent when it hears a new child's voice.
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" The complaint also takes issue with protections that Spotify might claim under the MMA, saying that if the law limits Spotify's liability, then it represents "an unconstitutional denial of due process (both procedural and substantive), and an unconstitutional taking of vested property rights.
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It also takes issue with the Roots and Star Trek: The Next Generation alum describing his podcast as "Reading Rainbow for adults," and for using the "but you don't have to take my word for it" slogan so closely associated with the series.
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As judges continued to pepper him with questions, Flentje made his final pitch to the panel: that the injunction against the travel ban is "over broad" and should be immediately stayed, even if the court takes issue with the executive action itself.
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The contentious bidding process included involvement from tech titans such as Oracle and politicians up to and including President Donald Trump, who has publicly ridiculed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos over his ownership of The Washington Post, whose coverage Trump takes issue with.
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When Gamby is confronted by the suggestion that he and Russell are having an affair, he takes issue with the idea that Russell would be the object of his affection, rather than the insinuation that he might have sex with a man.
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After noting extensively how great their music show in the desert is—"An Internet search using the Google search engine for the term 'Coachella music festival' provided over 1 million hits," the lawsuit boasts—Coachella's lawsuit takes issue with Urban Outfitter's marketing tactics.
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While Russia poses an external threat, "in many respects, the challenge from within is more serious because we have a president who takes issue with the First Amendment and a president who describes the press as the enemy of the people," Schiff said.
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CityLab also notes that the company takes issue with Wachsmuth's methodology — a data-scraping method that can overestimate how many nights per year people stayed in Airbnb listings — and the fact that it was partly funded by the New York Hotel Trades Council.
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The final two selected are a plan to take control of the parliamentary agenda with the aim of forcing a discussion of Brexit options, and one which takes issue with the prospect of the government bringing May's deal back unchanged for a third "meaningful" vote.
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With her exhibition at Project for Empty Space, Imprison Her Soft Hand, whose title quotes Keats's poem, she takes issue with that commanding voice, teasing out how patriarchal authority insidiously permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we practically deal with women's bodies.
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Of course, delaying opening and storing the meal kits fall on your shoulders, not the service, but Hallman takes issue with the services for not taking responsibility for any food safety concerns when deliveries don't arrive on time, as well FedEx, UPS, and USPS.
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Krauss told CNN that she suspects her opinions about then-candidate Trump led to her abrupt firing during a January 2017 meeting, and said she takes issue with the company supposedly hiring a commentator for their views before pressuring them to change behind the scenes.
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The language of the resolution takes issue with the reclassification of parts of the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn as ProCro, a name that leaves the area sounding like an appliance, and the transition of parts of Sunset Park, also in Brooklyn, to Greenwood Heights.
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He takes issue with what he sees as the party's abandonment of its core goal of expanding economic opportunity for working and middle-class Americans, in favor of promoting polarizing social issues that, however important, alienate many in the middle and on the right.
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A recent graph tweeted by a PhD student showing a dramatic drop in global sea-ice area over the past three months has caused a stir in the climate science community, although the NSIDC reportedly takes issue with the way its Arctic and Antarctic data are combined.
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Further, he takes issue with the idea that big banks will have only two years to pack up and ship out of the U.K. "Once Britain notifies the European Union that it wishes to withdraw, a two-year clock starts running," he said in his note.
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The Post received an advance copy of the text and notes that the memoir is distinct from other popular books about the Trump White House in that it comes from a figure who supports Trump's agenda but also takes issue with things such as his morality.
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A filing by Dell, eBay, Facebook, Google, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Vizio and others similarly takes issue with forking over all profits from a product found to infringe on a design patent — a standard that would have "significant ramifications" for those who design and manufacture complex products.
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The Catholic League had a big problem with that imagery, and they're even bashing Rihanna for sharing the vid ... but Joyner tells us he's not calling for anyone's death and takes issue with his First Amendment rights being trampled when Trump and others spew controversial takes themselves.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE said on Sunday that he takes issue with the idea of superdelegates.
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While there has been research done that found Cold-FX to be effective as a preventative drug if taken for two to six months — a fact that the plaintiff doesn't dispute — the lawsuit takes issue with previous claims to consumers that it could offer "immediate relief" after symptoms have already appeared.
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The original complaint filed on behalf of McCrory takes issue with votes cast not in favor of the governor's opponent but instead for a write-in candidate in a down-ballot election (view the complaint here, along with others filed as part of the governor's efforts to contest the results).
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The four images of his work that Bradford takes issue with show: the sculpture "Medusa," an unfinished version of an installation in the pavilion's rotunda covered in layered cellphone posters, a gallery of three finished and sanded paintings, and a prototype of "Spoiled Foot," a large site-specific ceiling sculpture.
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Amazon is remaining decidedly mum about anything pertaining to Bezos, and doesn't even mention its CEO in its defensive blog post addressed to Sanders — even though Sanders has called out Bezos out by name many times and takes issue specifically with the discrepancy between his wealth and the wages of his employees.
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No, YouTube Cannot Reasonably Moderate All Content On Its Platform Mike Masnick takes issue with the idea that YouTube can solve its moderation issues simply by making a single person watch every video that is uploaded: Oh, and we're still assuming that a single person viewing the video is all that's needed.
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The petition circulated by Parkhomenko, currently serving as an adviser to Clinton and her new PAC, Onward Together, takes issue with the chair of the commission, Jennifer O'Malley Dillon, who was appointed to the role by Clinton and cast the deciding vote in tabling the amendment at the end of last month's meeting.
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So instead of protesting the judge's legal reasoning, the motion for rehearing takes issue with Glasscock's "computational errors," arguing that if the vice-chancellor had used the right inputs for certain components of his analysis, he would have arrived at a fair value higher than the $50 per share Verizon paid for AOL.
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NCOSE takes issue with what it says are "multiple scenes where a dog character must have its private parts inspected, in the course of which the dog is uncomfortable and wants to stop but is told to go to a 'zen place,'" according to a statement from the group's executive director Dawn Hawkins.
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The NRA takes issue with the part of the bill that raises the age limit for purchasing all firearms from 18 to 21, according to the AP. The NRA claims the regulation violates the Second Amendment, arguing that it violates the constitutional rights of "law-abiding citizens," according to the Tallahassee Democrat.
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And, if I'm at the park or a football game, or in an open-carry college seminar on nineteenth-century American poetry, I want to make sure I have my ICBM on me, just in case some nut job's packing thermonuclear heat and takes issue with my stance on Emily Dickinson's use of slant rhyme.
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While Netflix takes issue with the Nielsen numbers (despite the fact that they tend to be quite solid for Netflix), the network also has a tendency to renew shows that do well in the Nielsen ratings and to cancel those that don't, outside of a few edge cases (which I talk more about here).
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska, takes issue with a May 13 letter sent by the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Education to states warning them that they could lose federal funding if they required transgender people to use bathrooms corresponding to their biological sex.
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Baskin especially takes issue with the fact that Joe and Doc breed big cats — many of which are endangered species — to live their entire lives in captivity and fund the zoo owners' "pay to play" business model, in which visitors to their zoos can buy the opportunity to play and take pictures with the cubs.
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The presidential campaign of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, which takes issue with policies pursued by the George W. Bush Administration, reflects this condition.
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Unfortunately for him, he will have to take some heat from the people who don't particularly "want accurate information," like this commenter on his post who takes issue with Snopes:Screenshot: FacebookFacebook is afraid to offend certain users and afraid of giving up the illusion that its service is just as open and neutral as the scary world wide web.
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He also takes issue with how Microsoft calculates its daily active user numbers, given that it's included with Office 365 — critics like Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield have expressed their skepticism over the company's definition of "active user," since some employees may only open it to see what it is, and then close or delete it forever.
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For Ms. Sanders, the affront from an eating establishment that takes issue with Mr. Trump's policy was galling enough to elicit a post from her official Twitter account naming the restaurant, which some government ethics specialists called a breach of rules that bar federal employees from endorsing — and, by extension, singling out for criticism — a private business.
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For example, in a Washington Post op-ed, "Paranoid or Presidential: Perhaps Both, but Trump Broke No Laws When He Ousted Vindman," Professor Jonathan Turley takes issue with my assertion (which has been echoed by other former federal prosecutors) that Trump committed criminal witness retaliation when he removed the Vindman brothers from their White House positions.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says the United Kingdom takes issue with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's assessment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
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Reports that the man in charge of it is willing to threaten those who publicize facts the administration takes issue with have some worried that if the results of the 2020 election seem as if they will not be favorable to the aims of the Trump presidency, Ross could similarly direct census officials to be dishonest about the results.
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Now Thiel has written an op-ed article in The New York Times renewing his attack on the company, specifically the way it develops AI. Thiel takes issue with Google setting up an AI lab in Beijing in 2017, while also spiking its AI military contract "Project Maven" with the Pentagon in June of last year after an intense employee backlash.
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While I'd argue that it's absurd to expect art to perfectly adhere to the always complicated and messy personal lives of those who make it, if we're going to grade people's music based on their extramusical behavior, we can't be surprised or upset when someone when someone who takes issue with that behavior suggests––fairly or not––that it reflects poorly upon the artist's character.
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In his first two weeks in office, Trump took steps to fulfill his controversial campaign promises to build a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico and to temporarily ban refugees and Muslims from entering the U.S. Baker, who tells Politico that he voted for Trump, takes issue not with the wall or the ban themselves — but with the way they were unveiled by the Trump administration.
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Stephen Jen, a hedge fund manager and economist of SLJ Macro Partners, takes issue with this, pointing out that while Japanese GDP growth since its labor force peaked in 2000 has trailed almost all industrialized nations, output measured per worker adjusted for the purchasing power of the yen has grown at a more robust rate than in countries like Germany, New Zealand and Canada.
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There's a beautiful episode of Better Things [an FX show about a Hollywood actress raising three kids] that I just recently watched where the main character [Sam Fox, played by Pamela Adlon, who also created the series] is an actress on a set that's not run well, and one of the people she takes issue with is a woman on that set who has ostracized the other women and used her sexual prowess to get what she wants.
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He also takes issue with them lumping in wins that consisted of a policy not passing — pretty common in a system with strong status quo bias, like American politics — with ones that consisted of a policy passing, a much rarer event: When the rich (but not the middle-class) favor a policy, the policy is adopted 37 percent of the time; when the middle-class (but not the rich) favor a policy, the policy is adopted 26 percent of the time.
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North's book is a miscellany of the different forms he has practiced over the past 40 years: art reviews done for Art in America; book reviews that appeared in little magazines and periodicals; introductions at poetry readings he has hosted; a letter to the New York Review of Books in which he takes issue with "Helen Vendler's positive review of James Schuyler's Selected Poems"; an interview with the poet Angie Mlinko; seven journal entries; a note on how he came to write his "first baseball lineup poem," a form he invented; and eulogies made at memorials.
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