Did Mueller want to avoid a court tangle with Dowd?
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That's a pack of apps that's tough to tangle with.
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Besides, who else was the fighter going to tangle with?
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Then he had to tangle with the National Rifle Association.
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But the party is conflicted on how to tangle with Trump.
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Never tangle with a Sicilian when death is on the line.
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Krulik: Also, nobody wanted to tangle with the [music] rights issues.
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And nor was it T.I.'s first tangle with the law.
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Those comments left the United States in a diplomatic tangle with Turkey.
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Vince Neil should know not to tangle with a legendary fighter like Cage.
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Mr. Byford is not the first transit leader to tangle with Mr. Cuomo.
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Then they of course tangle with the government on encryption and everything else.
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They did not tangle with the big, aggressive rhinos and hippos, which went free.
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With Aqib Talib sidelined, it was Roby's turn to tangle with Philip Rivers' floaters.
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They treat lawns and gardens like a salad bar and tangle with household pets.
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"You got to tangle with the big boys," said Trimper of his recruiting efforts.
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The easiest way to make an impression is to tangle with Biden or Warren.
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After a bit, I head downstairs to tangle with my mortal enemy — the copier.
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Diro got into a tangle with other runners and lost a shoe, but continued running.
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They tangle with each other and the undergrowth of weeds in the battle for sunlight.
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Because there is no one on Earth who voluntarily wants to tangle with surveillance capitalism.
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Business Insider reviewed emails, testimonies, text messages, and other information from Balan's tangle with Tesla.
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Rose Eveleth is a writer and producer who explores how humans tangle with science and technology.
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You can ask anyone who's ever tried to tangle with the IRS in court about that.
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Looks like Stormy Daniels isn't the only celebrity to tangle with Donald Trump fixer Michael Cohen.
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A retired Navy SEAL who went to Yale to tangle with "liberal snowflakes" wrote about it.
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The Predators (93-228-29, 299 points) will tangle with the Stars (43-32-7, 93 points).
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Harley-Davidson is suffering the fate of many of those who tangle with the president: Twitter trolls.
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" During a tangle with his bosses, Michelangelo moaned: "I cannot live under pressures from patrons, let alone paint.
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In it, rum, Cognac, and even more rum tangle with a "batter" of eggs, sugar, and warm spices.
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Once you decide how you want to watch the convention, you'll still need to tangle with the schedule.
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Since then, Mr. Pence's tenure has been one long tangle with the new superintendent, Glenda Ritz, a Democrat.
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So let's say you tangle with the law in Ohio, and that somehow your trouble involves a knife.
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But I'm feeling good now and I can't wait to get in there and tangle with all the competition.
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Those who did, like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in his brief tangle with Uber, got burned.
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Given how much you tangle with this particular administration, why do you think you get called on so much?
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Cincinnati returns home to play Memphis on Saturday while the Mustangs tangle with Wichita State in Dallas on Sunday.
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If, that is, Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner is prepared to tangle with New York Knicks forward/center Kristaps Porzingis.
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Of course, to keep things exciting, we will have to tangle with the Fire Nation, and their banished Prince Zuko.
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CNN reported that Mueller's team has been in a court tangle with the attorneys of a former employee of Stone's.
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They're in front of the scenes — there's no one else we get to tangle with so predictably and so frequently.
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Bass ably combines an account of a perverse legal tangle with a snapshot of Bessemer, the town where the events occurred.
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It's hard enough to find capital, build a product, deal with marketing, grapple with consumer service and tangle with federal regulators.
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The daily briefings have seen Trump give misleading information, tangle with members of the media and go off on unrelated tangents.
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Trump frequently uses Twitter to announce policy, assail his adversaries and to tangle with countries, including North Korea, over world affairs.
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But before President Donald Trump, EPA head Scott Pruitt, or anyone else can knock that number down, they must tangle with California.
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His next fight will go down on June 17 in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he'll tangle with Brazilian UFC-outcast, Fabio Maldonado.
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He's also almost certain to tangle with Warren and Sanders over Sanders' Medicare for All proposal, which she supports, among other issues.
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More recently, Ms. Raimondo has found herself in a tangle with the Democratic speaker of the Rhode Island House, Nicholas A. Mattiello.
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Sure, there have been a lot of distractions — chief among them being Trump's tangle with investigations into his campaign's connections to Russia.
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A lot of Republicans truly don't want to tangle with immigration policy before the midterms, no matter what's going on at the border.
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Nebraska looks to beat Michigan for the first time since 10.23 when it hits the road to tangle with the Wolverines on Saturday.
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There's no better way for those candidates to engineer the big moments they need than to tangle with one of the front-runners.
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Let's be honest – nobody wants to tangle with a bunch of perpetually-offended liberals who were triggered by a white guy wearing a sombrero.
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The Tesla CEO started his week by continuing his tangle with the SEC, which has asked a federal judge to hold him in contempt.
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After his encounter in the intersection, his tank would go on to tangle with another German tank known as the "monster" -- the dreaded Panther.
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Lawmakers used their time on the dais to tangle with the picks, sending a clear signal on how they plan to challenge his administration.
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Representing the LGBT individuals behind the lawsuit, she got into a tangle with Justice Samuel Alito, disarming him with a Saturday Night Live reference.
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A lot of Republicans truly don&apost want to tangle with immigration policy before the midterms, no matter what&aposs going on at the border.
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"Throughout its history, Christianity has always tended to get into a tangle with power," quips James Forsyth, a 33-year-old pastor in McLean, Virginia.
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I have to tangle with the freeways, which cross the river from the Southwest, and head north to the I-84 and I-5 interchange.
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In Lamas, Penn will tangle with a fighter whose only recent losses have occurred against elite opposition in Jose Aldo, Chad Mendes and Max Holloway.
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Theranos has found itself in a heap of lawsuits from consumers, former partners and investors after its tangle with faulty test results and government intervention.
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Hicks aims to carry the momentum of a six-RBI performance into Friday's tilt as the visiting New York Yankees tangle with the Blue Jays.
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Graniteville Quarry Park is a 4.5-acre tangle with few signs or paths, though some stony knobs can be found sticking out of the dirt.
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In another time, in Silicon Valley, an 11-year-old coding prodigy named Neelay Mehta has a much unluckier tangle with an ancient Spanish oak.
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With iPhone 7 rumors still swirling and Facebook's latest tangle with Brazilian authorities over WhatsApp, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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By subcontracting tasks such as security vetting, the company has created a bureaucratic tangle, with some recruits waiting 18 months to get onto a training course.
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President Donald Trump arrived expecting to tangle with his foreign counterparts on trade, a fight he proudly began but has been apprehensive about waging in person.
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Jeffrey Immelt, the former C.E.O. of General Electric, who had had a nasty tangle with the activist hedge fund Trian Partners, spoke of activists most bluntly.
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As the maker of family-friendly games like "Gardenscapes" and "Toy Blast", iDreamSky Technology never expected to get caught up in a tangle with Chinese regulators.
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There's little value in attacking Trump on policy—his major proposals are like congressional fan fiction, so for Clinton to tangle with them would be pointless.
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It is not clear, however, whether the Trump administration will consider itself bound to comply if the president does not want to tangle with the Saudis.
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As I noted in my debate round-up, he is the only candidate who has figured out how to tangle with Trump without emerging beaten and humiliated.
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In Reflection of wild rose, the artist paints a web of tree roots growing out from a woman's chest that tangle with her arteries and muscle tissue.
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They have won 33 of their 37 games since - losing twice to Butler and once at Marquette - and now will tangle with the eighth-seeded Red Storm.
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Despite having no notable powers of his own, he seems to tangle with New York City's vigilante heroes like Daredevil or Luke Cage on a regular basis.
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It could be a single spacious cavity, requiring mounds of grout, or it could be an octopus-like tangle, with winding sub-caverns, or a hairline fracture.
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And, like scooter start-ups, car-share companies must tangle with local transportation officials, who often set strict rules and high fees to operate on their streets.
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It's also not the rapper's first tangle with the social networking giant—in 2014 he claimed to be banned for 30 days from Facebook for his posts.
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I've seen it like Airbnb, you're not hearing, aside from some dumb ad they did, there's usually, they tangle with regulators normally, it doesn't seem so fraught.
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The new menace — a New York-based Mafioso with a grudge played by Adrien Brody — represents the first time they will tangle with the more classic version.
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The question we must still tangle with, one that would benefit from even more analysis in the coming months and years, is whether that exchange is worth making.
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The Warriors are going to need him to log big minutes during this series, and to tangle with James for most of the time he's on the floor.
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Putin has no desire to tangle with the United States in Syria, but much of his reaction will be shaped by what the administration intends to do next.
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Senior aides, many of whom have watched their bosses tangle with Cruz in the past, admit they didn't expect it and aren't totally sure if it will last.
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The setting was apt, and not just because of the hall's reverberant acoustics, which allowed the resonance trails of vocal lines to linger and tangle with one another.
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Male pandas must often compete with one another to find mates, and the identifying information contained in a bleat can help them decide which ones to tangle with.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff pushed back against criticism that the House didn't do enough to enforce its impeachment subpoenas, rejecting a need to tangle with the courts.
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Mr. Trump's latest tangle with the truth began on Monday, when he said at a cabinet meeting that Mr. Peña Nieto had been on the phone to him.
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Bernie Sanders' first major tangle with Joe Biden — over a 2010 deal that Biden struck with Republicans that liberals believed threatened Social Security — helped fuel his national rise.
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To some around here, it's reminiscent of what happened last February, when a tangle with Washington Wizards center Marcin Gortat sent Pachulia careening into Kevin Durant's left knee.
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What follows is a nonstop series of madcap misfortunes as Dent & Co. tangle with the horrors of Vogon poetry, a very depressed android, and an unlucky pot of petunias.
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Yes, but: Congressional committee assignments haven't been decided yet, so the full picture of who tech will tangle with for the next two years hasn't yet come into view.
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Businesses that have yet to tangle with Trump are fearful that they might be next, and have turned to consultants and lobbyists in Washington to prepare for the possibility.
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Though perhaps he shouldn't have been: as he himself has written, one of the reasons to come to psychedelics later in life is to tangle with one's own mortality.
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A Word With Famke Janssen looks like a woman you wouldn't want to tangle with: six statuesque feet crowned by intense wide-set eyes and cheekbones like granite outcroppings.
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The Trump administration has had its first public tangle with Russia, which vetoed a U.N. Security Council measure backed by the U.S. to punish Syria for using chemical weapons.
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Mexican Sergio Perez finished eighth for Force India, after fighting back from the rear following a first lap tangle with Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat, and McLaren's Jenson Button was ninth.
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Walker's tangle with organized labor over collective bargaining rights, his survival of a subsequent recall vote, and his brief but momentarily top-tier presidential campaign made him a national figure.
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Most of the planning for my nuptials is being handled by my mother, her requirements for a traditional Hindu ceremony too complex for me to even begin to tangle with.
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So, softening that binary as much as possible makes sense to me — I see it as more of continuum, or a tangle, with no absolutes and lots of messy intersections.
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Your attention turns to material abundance as the moon enters Cancer, and surprises are on the way as the moon and the sun tangle with the planet of surprise, Uranus.
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Indeed, given Trump's preternatural tendency not to tangle with Vladimir Putin, it's no wonder he's never sought Assad's removal -- a goal that would bring him into direct conflict with Moscow.
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It is worth reading not as history but as a memoir, an anguished first-person account of what it is like to tangle with a powerful and tradition-bound institution.
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Both teams advanced to a spot in Sunday's semifinal round of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament, with Renegades set to face MAD Lions while Heroics will tangle with BIG.
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In early August, Musk sent the tweet that led to his tangle with regulators — a cryptic announcement that he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at $420 per share.
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Their employers have so much cash they literally don't know what to do with it all — and yet they're still willing to tangle with the law just to pay people less.
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The CVR malpractice litigation has been a procedural tangle, with parallel cases in Manhattan state and federal court, and appeared to be dead last year when both courts dismissed CVR's allegations.
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Omar's remarks came days after the four freshman congresswomen got into a heated public tangle with Pelosi, prompting the Speaker to admonish lawmakers during a closed-door caucus meeting this week.
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Staffers will continue to tangle with the Obama administration about what information to redact from the reams of interview transcripts, documents and emails collected as part of the investigation, Gowdy said.
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Not only do they have to prove it's safeguarded against fraud, money laundering and hurting sovereign currencies, they also must tangle with the toxic brand Facebook has developed over the years.
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Illinois looks to win back-to-back games in Big Ten play for the first time since March 2015 when it hits the road to tangle with Penn State on Saturday.
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The White House insisted that Trump was "happy to intervene," but the tweet showed there is no one Trump won't tangle with if he believes he is not getting due credit.
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For context, drivers, customers, and the government tangle with Uber with a regularity that could only be startling if you've totally avoided any story about the company in the past six years.
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That leaves Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence), Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), Magneto (Michael Fassbender), and Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) — who also happen to be played by the movie's biggest stars — to tangle with each other.
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Rondo suffered a grade 3 sprain of his right ring finger in the Lakers' Christmas Day upset of the Golden State Warriors, reportedly during a tangle with Warriors power forward Draymond Green.
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We had new clothes, and when I badly damaged the side of my dad's pickup in an ill-considered tangle with a dumpster, it wasn't the financial apocalypse it could have been.
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Michigan faces its stiffest test of the season when it travels to New York City to tangle with Marquette in the semifinals of the 2K Classic at Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
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John Delaney, the former congressman and health tech entrepreneur, learned this when he tried to tangle with Warren over her support for Medicare for All, a plan that would abolish private insurance.
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My message to euro-shorters is this: Don't tangle with ECB President Mario Draghi — an MIT-trained economist, a highly experienced "whatever-it-takes" financial administrator and a sharp European public servant.
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As he continues to tangle with Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of a Muslim-American soldier killed in Iraq, who denounced Mr Trump at the DNC, his woes may only deepen further.
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The crowd booed Sanders for his harsh tone and repeated the jeers at a similar moment later in the debate, during a tangle with Clinton over legal immunity for gun sellers and manufacturers.
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Like a Boss is nominally the story of longtime friends Mel (Rose Byrne) and Mia (Tiffany Haddish), who run a small beauty company and tangle with a cosmetics mogul, Claire Luna (Salma Hayek).
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The peso has also benefited from simple reversion to the mean — it had weakened for a long while, even before its unfortunate tangle with Mr. Trump — and was due for a jolt upward.
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VAL D'ISERE, France (Reuters) - Six-times World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher was upstaged by Frenchman Alexis Pinturault after getting in a tangle with a gate flag at the Val d'Isere giant slalom on Saturday.
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Gates had to tangle with thorny questions about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, whether the Gates Foundation should be as powerful as it is, and how he reckons with a possible Elizabeth Warren presidency.
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That was very smart, Mr. President, not to tangle with the Persians, who have been engaged in geopolitics since 550 B.C., until you have a better sense of exactly what is going on here.
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With observers watching from above, standing along the Guggenheim's spiraling ramps, the dancers will tangle with each other and their own shadows, which, thanks to technology, will seem to have developed minds of their own.
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Everyone can team up for any activity, and while that won't let the free-to-play crowd tangle with Shadowkeep stuff, it does mean that longtime fans can easily show their newly arrived friends around.
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For more than 260 years, the country's tangle with FARC, a Marxist-Leninist-inspired revolution that has transformed into a powerful and irregular army, has roiled Colombia, leaving at least 2000 million victims in its wake.
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We won't lose support for dropping the Russia angle, and only stand to gain at the polls for pushing aside the temptation to tangle with Trump the way he likes it — in a bed of lies.
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Kendrick), worries that he's not serious about his corporate gig as a video editor, and his bong-hitting housemates tangle with their own career ventures (teaching chemistry, hustling for startup money, surviving at a financial firm).
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While most Americans wrestle with a turkey only on Thanksgiving — brining, basting and broiling a frozen version of the species — residents here tangle with them year-round: on lawns, wandering the streets, roosting on parked cars.
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Apparently a lot, but none of it involves life-or-death issues unless you count a tangle with a curb in New Zealand and a minor scrape with an elderly man on a bike in Delft.
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Bird was unable to carry the momentum, crashing out with 27 minutes remaining after a tangle with Jaguar's Mitch Evans, and slipped to third in the overall standings and a point behind Mercedes driver Stoffel Vandoorne.
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The charges, along with a ban on American companies from doing business with Fujian Jinhua, gives Micron the "upper hand" in its tangle with the Chinese company, said Mehdi Hosseini, a semiconductor analyst at Susquehanna International Group.
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Britain and the European Union will begin to tangle with the finer details of the divorce settlement and the structure, at least, of the future relationship that Britain, as a nonmember, will have with the European Union.
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But the Democrat also signaled he would much rather tangle with Mr. Morrisey on issues unrelated to the court; he turned the question of his state's values to highlight his rival's relatively recent move to West Virginia.
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The spark was Chris Wood's striking at goal while Mexico defender Carlos Salcedo was down injured after his left shoulder was hurt in an after hurting his shoulder in an off-the-ball tangle with the striker.
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Secondly, and I wasn't saying this as loudly, publicly, at the time, but I'm not — and I hope you've gotten this idea — for tangling … for having the private sector of our country tangle with its public sector.
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It's unclear whether a ban on white nationalists would tangle with those laws, but at least one hotel has taken a stance on the issue: Hyatt Hotels announced in October that hate groups aren't welcome at its properties.
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Giant squids are some of the biggest invertebrates on the planet, big enough to tangle with a sperm whale, and can measure up to 65 feet (20 meters), according to a 2016 paper looking at their maximum length.
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In his first two games at Oracle since his ill-fated tangle with the then-Warrior Zaza Pachulia in Game 1 of the 2017 Western Conference finals, Leonard merely came across as the best player in the world.
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"Real estate developments routinely tangle with federal and state environmental regulators," said Michael Gerrard, a Columbia Law School environmental professor who more than a decade ago successfully fought a Trump golf course project in Westchester County, New York.
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An FBI agent said in an affidavit it believed Manafort might also have records in the boxes of his business relationship and legal tangle with Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch who was sanctioned by the Trump administration Friday.
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In the weeks leading up to Thursday, his opponents grew more confident in their abilities to tangle with him, be it on his waffling on abortion funding to his nostalgia for the camaraderie he established with segregationists in the Senate.
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In 20 minutes, I'd managed to tangle with wolves and locals (with deadly results); joyride through the country (with deadly results); and man a plane long enough to bomb a stretch of farmland (much to my dismay, with no deadly results).
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On other occasions men who have done little to earn a title shot will simply be in the right place at the right time when the company needs them—think Carlos Condit's shot at Robbie Lawler or Alexander Gustafsson's tangle with Daniel Cormier.
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Other recent shady dealings, like the positioning of a Russian spy ship off the coast of Delaware and a tangle with a US Navy warship in the Black Sea, are not necessarily unprecedented but may muddle already-complicated US-Russia relations. 5.
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In the time that it took me to get this post ready for publication, Shannon Watts has started up her feed again, and she's using it to tangle with both United and other Twitter users: I've asked United for comment, of course.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil producer Hess Corp on Thursday disclosed plans to buy back an additional $1 billion in shares by the end of 2018, averting a second tangle with activist hedge fund Elliott Management on the eve of nominations for the Hess board.
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Progressives tangle with, but respect, Pelosi On the progressive side of the caucus, you hear the same thing about Pelosi's leadership style as you do from moderates: They may not always agree or get they want from the speaker, but they feel heard.
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"I got into a little tangle with Holly Marie Combs [who starred on the original Charmed and did not support the reboot] on Twitter, and I thought for sure that was the thing that would make Roswell not get picked up," MacKenzie tells Refinery29.
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The list of opponents that Ryan Harrison has had to tangle with in the first two rounds of major tournaments reads like a who's who of men's tennis: Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic (twice), Marin Cilic and John Isner, to name a few.
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However, the intense focus on sanctuary cities has distracted us from the many other strategies through which states can improve the lives of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States without necessarily getting into a legal tangle with the federal government.
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As if to prove the point, one Republican senator got into a public tangle with representatives of Vice President Mike Pence over the details of an unexpected concession by Mr. Trump that the United States would suspend joint military exercises with South Korean forces.
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For many in the party, though, the question at hand is not whether to veer toward Sanders-style liberalism or pivot back to careful moderation — it's how to find a nominee, of whatever ideological bearing, who can tangle with a ruthless adversary like President Trump.
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I get into a tangle with some supermutants that are sitting on a huge cache of ammunition, and then I stumble across a giant teapot-shaped building that's being attacked by a seemingly never-ending wave of radiated creatures, including rabid dogs and giant, bloated flies.
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They'll be disappointed if so — Cloudflare has said from the outset that once its legal tangle with Blackbird had ended, it was getting out of the patent-troll-fighting business, a decision that the company's general counsel, Doug Kramer, reaffirmed to us in conversation late last week.
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Mr. Biden had one of his better debate performances Thursday, in part because he was able to make a succinct pitch for his viability — and even more because he watched two of his most daunting rivals in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren, tangle with each other.
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A spin-off of 2014's horror-comedy Tusk and the second installment in his Canada-focused "True North" trilogy, Yoga Hosers concerns two yoga-obsessed teenage convenience store employees who tangle with murderous satanic paramours, cryogenically frozen Nazis, and pint-size Hitler-resembling bratwursts ("Bratzis," as the film calls them).
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He was helped in his improbable march by the timidity of his opponents and the Republican establishment, who until recently were reluctant to tangle with the tart-tongued Trump, hoping he would simply fade away; and by the insatiable appetite of TV news executives, who quickly realized the outrageous former reality show star was an unexpected ratings bonanza.
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Predator, Die Hard, The Hunt for Red October, even Last Action Hero—McTiernan is a titan of the genre from the 1980s and '90s, but he virtually disappeared after a bizarre tangle with the law that ended with a nearly year-long prison sentence in 2013 for his involvement in the infamous Anthony Pellicano wiretapping case.
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Dudley plays right into the troll, scrambling up off the court, looking around for the ball, picking it up, heaving it at O'Neal, and staring at him with his butter knife-dull eyes, all ineffectual rage and no drive to actually try to tangle with fucking prime Shaq, probably the most terrifying physical presence of the 21st century.
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After stumbling onto them during a time in my life where I'm constantly answering iMessages, tweeting, and checking out Snapchat, I was suddenly thankful that I wasn't forced to tangle with these devices any longer to get my chat fix while on the go—which in reality meant sitting somewhere in the house while tethered to the PC.In fact, that very caveat proved to be these devices' downfall.
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Redington's Behemoth reel has been a hot topic for a couple of years now, and although I haven't personally gotten my hands on it, the swathe of positive reviews and personal recommendations I've encountered — particularly Hatch Magazine's, especially after reading that it survived a tangle with a bottlenose dolphin (don't worry, it wasn't harmed) — have left me in good faith that I won't be disappointed when I get mine.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who has been less willing than McCain to publicly tangle with Trump, used a public Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing to put distance between himself and the president.
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And it had a banner year in 2016, which saw Squirrel Girl and her motley band of companions — including a ribbon-wearing squirrel named Tippy-Toe and the quietly trans-masculine Koi Boi — tangle with other oddballs of the Marvel universe (Howard the Duck, Moleman), as well as some of its most major players (many of which she beats up in the also-excellent standalone graphic novel The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up The Marvel Universe).
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In the film, Max has a) been double-crossed by his new roomie, a shaggy mutt named Duke (Eric Stonestreet) who looks something like Chewbacca on old fours and is not interested in sharing their owner (Ellie Kemper); b) run afoul of an alley-cat gang with acrobatic skills worthy of Cirque du Soleil; c) then, after a frightening tangle with the local dogcatcher, fallen into the clutches of an underground rebel society of abandoned pets (including a crocodile so large it must have been flushed down the toilet back when Fiorello was mayor).
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Read more:An Illinois woman got stuck on the face of a cliff for 9 hours on Christmas Eve and was rescued after screaming for helpA Colorado woman used a &aposfalse wall&apos to hide 26 toddlers in a daycare she ran in her basement, police sayThis essay about a Navy SEAL war vet who went to Yale to tangle with the &aposliberal snowflakes&apos will warm your heart this ChristmasTrump says he got Melania a &aposbeautiful card&apos for Christmas but is &aposstill working&apos on a present
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Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), the Freedom Caucus chairman; Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-La.), the Republican Study Committee chairman; Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (R-Texas), who has been known to tangle with witnesses in the past; and Jordan. Rep.
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Read more:This essay about a Navy SEAL war vet who went to Yale to tangle with the &aposliberal snowflakes&apos will warm your heart this ChristmasThe man who kidnapped Jayme Closs told police he&aposd been thinking of kidnapping a girl for 2 years and that &aposif it wasn&apost Jayme, it would probably be someone else&aposThe Texas ex-police officer who fatally shot Atatiana Jefferson in her own home has been indicted on a murder chargeA Mississippi man went on a window-breaking spree just so he could get arrested and stay in jail to escape the cold
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