The problem was, it was to tear down — it was to tear down — it was to tear down the house... TRUMP: Jeb wants to be — he wants to be a tough guy tonight.
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That is why progressive calls to tear down confederate statues are so quickly followed by calls to tear down statues of Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.
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First is a willingness to tear down the old order.
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If only they'd be willing to tear down these walls.
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This is the mindset Cabán set out to tear down.
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It means that you try to tear down a wall.
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It might unpave paradise and tear down the parking lots.
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Why not tear down the Museum and build a pyramid!
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He'd wail and thrash and tear down everything around him.
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BREAKING: ugly scene as trump protesters tear down security tent.
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Instead of building walls, we need to tear down barriers.
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Trump now threatens to tear down the temple around him.
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Did it tear down any conceptions you had about gender?
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We should tear down the barriers and build ladders to prosperity.
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Journalists relished the chance to tear down a young, female, playwright.
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You'll have to tear down the speaker to spot the differences.
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Tear down the walls and you never know what you'll find.
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RONALD REAGAN, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
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So I believe he's -- you say don't tear down the statues?
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That hate is what fuels people to tear down celebrities online.
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You can't just tear down everybody who is critical of this.
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"It is my vision to tear down the house," he added.
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We can't -- and we shouldn't -- change, erase or tear down history.
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Lists give somebody a way to shove and tear down women.
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If confrontationalists tear down old norms, illuminators lift up new ones.
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Many families are seeking help to tear down their uninhabitable houses.
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Mr. Berube will tear down the display late on Christmas Eve.
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You can't tear down all the old buildings for new ones.
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Kamala Harris also wants to tear down the old weird house.
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Instead, they see an outsider trying to tear down their country.
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Trump played the outsider ready to tear down the DC Establishment.
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Democrats uniformly oppose the effort to tear down Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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Republicans have spent years promising to tear down most of this edifice.
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"Macron, we are going to tear down your place!" one banner read.
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The Kennedys champion human rights and challenge dictators to tear down walls.
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That's when we use this tool to embarrass and tear down people.
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He has been outspoken about his determination to tear down liberal democracy.
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Now, two years later, Trump is eager to tear down the generals.
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President, tear down this ban that has slammed the door on refugees.
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The bottom line: The moment is now to tear down the lines.
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Local officials grew more insistent and threatened to tear down their bathroom.
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Tear down this monolithic, corrupt organization and get back to basic Christianity.
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So the first thing we did was tear down all the walls.
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And it empowered whoever would promise to tear down the other side.
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Trying to tear down an entrenched system behind closed doors won't work.
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So I believe he's what -- you say don't tear down the statues?
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Her chip trickled through the green like a tear down a face.
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This is a great group to tear down some of those walls.
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In all these ways we can build understanding, not merely tear down.
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They see recent moves to tear down Confederate monuments in the South.
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The owner plans to tear down the building to build a single-family home — so it's not only one of the most expensive homes ever sold, but it's believed to be the most expensive tear-down ever sold.
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Still, Pavlyukovskyy argues that Piper is both self-contained and tear-down friendly.
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Then last year, in a midnight ceremony, Kanu helped tear down the shrine.
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The whole area … they're going to tear down these houses and rebuild it.
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Fiorina said that the government needs to "tear down these cyber walls" — e.g.
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User generated content was supposed to tear down the paywalls built by publishers.
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Mindfulness can be an invitation to tear down those mental walls too soon.
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Remember last week when the Dubois said they will tear down the Lyons?
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No reason to tear down an artist simply because they are on top.
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It's Trump's political game: to tear down and to personally attack his opponents.
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A policy to tear down Moscow's Soviet-era housing also produced large protests.
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President, do not tear down US citizens in order to build a wall.
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Mr. President, don't tear down US citizens in order to build a wall.
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Those are qualities that progressives should be supporting, not trying to tear down.
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I said "Manifest your own destination", tear down 100 years of social conditioning.
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Charlottesville, Virginia, was preparing to tear down its own monument to Confederate Gen.
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" And: "Help me tear down the corrupt and moribund order of privileged people.
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Ronald Reagan was immortalized for asking Mr. Gorbachev to tear down that wall.
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"My view is that he wants to tear down the temple," he said.
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"You cannot tear down all of the old ways alone," Dracula says menacingly.
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He also pointedly asked Americans to tear down walls rather than build them.
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Highness, Mr. President, tear down this blockade,' but that would be a statement.
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A crew can set up or tear down a mortar in two minutes.
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The resulting popular fury was threatening to tear down decades-old international agreements.
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We were able to tear down all those barriers dividing our member states.
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Then they will most likely tear down the remaining charred pieces of the home.
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But the similarities are remarkable, but it wasn&apost just tear down this wall.
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Ask what u will do for ur countryReagan: Mr. Gorbachev, tear down that wall!
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Shows just how far the media will go to tear down Mr. Trump's family.
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Why do they tear down young girls and women who are dating male celebrities?
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Demonstrators in Lebanon block roads with burning tires and tear down posters of politicians.
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He was a conservative, and he didn't tear down people like Donald Trump is.
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You may recall President Reagan famously told Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down this wall.
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Well, we have to tear down those walls, tear them down, make them nice.
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Trump, we will tear down blood vessels of those who are hostiles to TURKIYE.
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But if we tear down statutes and monuments, we not only gloss over history.
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Democrats have an opportunity in the November midterm elections to tear down those barriers.
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Well, the point of doing that is, again, to tear down boundaries between gamers.
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Even at that price, he considers the 60-year-old home a tear-down.
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Should the government tear down 24 Sussex and start over, or should it renovate?
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We insisted that the pact build up rules as well as tear down tariffs.
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He also says it's as good as Reagan's Tear Down This Wall speech pic.twitter.
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Brick by brick, President Trump is trying to tear down what Mr. Obama built.
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President Ronald Reagan called on the Soviet Union to tear down the Berlin Wall.
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Was she created to taunt women or to purposefully tear down our collective self-esteem?
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It's time to stop playing favorites and tear down the crossplay/progression wall for everyone.
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The odd poster bearing his image is strung from lampposts too high to tear down.
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How many opening tools will it take to tear down the new 10.5'' iPad Pro?
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How much red tape have they managed to tear down since Mr Trump took office?
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The creator of the YouTube channel Strange Parts is determined to tear down that wall.
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To build Detroit's future, first you have to tear down a lot of its past.
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By Thursday afternoon, heavy equipment was being used to tear down structures at the site.
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Political opponents feel compelled to destroy and tear down in order to build themselves up.
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In order to win over independents and undecided voters, Democrats shouldn't tear down one another.
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Secretary Clinton, you recently said instead of building walls we need to tear down barriers.
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Time to tear down those Trump-sized walls and mingle with people from different backgrounds.
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In Boston, his mandate was different: build up and win, not tear down and wait.
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Not that the Mets hired Van Wagenen, 44, to tear down the team and rebuild.
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Seattle plans to tear down the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the hulking, elevated road through downtown.
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"Remember that Trump will tear down anyone who rightfully challenges him," McMullin said this week.
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Trump has shown absolute willingness to tear down any process that fails to validate him.
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Previously, a tear-down of the app's code revealed that the feature was in the works.
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That would give landlords an incentive to tear down cheaper rental housing and build luxury condominiums.
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Rather than tear down the village's 60 dilapidated buildings, volunteers have been renovating and restoring them.
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Don't talk about how soccer can tear down walls, shatter borders, or any other such nonsense.
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The answer is that this is clearly a political attack designed to tear down Mr. Trump.
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" He goes on ... "We might need tear down your vagina and build you a new vagina.
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Like buildings and democratic institutions, diplomatic relationships are hard to build and easy to tear down.
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How the enemy can tear down our community and rewrite the history by highlighting our flaws.
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According to the lawsuit, the neighbor demanded that Radnor tear down the deck ... to no avail.
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Republicans, by contrast, might just be happy to tear down what they can, when they can.
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Senator Espada is the one planning to tear down a bad system from the inside out.
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"[Republicans would] tear down our progress on civil rights, healthcare and curbing gun violence," he said.
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Now the property is about to set another record — as Palm Beach's most expensive tear-down.
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Building up US trade barriers, he argued, will help tear down barriers other countries have built.
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Einstein's well-researched and accomplished book is mainly about the effort to tear down that wall.
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It is so easy to tear down but so much more difficult to build and sustain.
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With numbers like that, we could finally un-pave paradise and tear down the parking lot.
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He has built his political career by trying to tear down environmental protections, not support them.
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It is never pleasant to tear down such a personage, to reveal the feet of clay.
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I am committed to the system that Mr. Brooks says Bernie Sanders wants to tear down.
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For all his flaws, Mr. Nixon was unwilling to tear down the government to save himself.
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And it is driving populist revolts, as citizens clamor to tear down establishments and status quos.
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To win, we have to improve our own image, not just tear down the other guy.
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Bernie Sanders wants to tear down the weird old house entirely and build his dream home.
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"I don't know how much money it would take to tear down the wall," he said.
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But American businesses still face barriers at the border that our governments need to tear down.
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You had a great opportunity to tear down that stereotype, but instead managed to perpetuate it.
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The plan to tear down the Robert E. Lee statue led to the white supremacist protests.
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So the pressures are now mounting on the academic publishing industry to tear down its paywalls.
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On one hand "we're not going to have people trying to tear down historical monuments," Breyer said.
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But it doesn't scathingly tear down the American mythos that has been built up around them, either.
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Gorbachev, tear down this wall,'" Walker, a former two-term governor of Wisconsin, said on "Squawk Box.
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Working with partners such as Japan, we need to tear down trade barriers—not erect new ones.
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His co-builder on this project, Sean Hodgins, has a tear down video about the engineering involved.
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If we're gonna tear down artists, let's go ahead and take [Leonardo] da Vinci out the Lourve.
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If we're gonna tear down artists, let's go ahead and take [Leonardo] da Vinci out the Louvre.
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Trump promises to tear down Obama-era regulations that he says have thwarted growth-boosting infrastructure projects.
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Alliances help to tear down firewalls between nations as well as between the bureaucracies inside of them.
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The incident will not halt production because the injured man was part of a tear-down crew.
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The LaGuardia project is, basically, a plan to tear down Terminal B and start again from scratch.
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The infrastructure and capacity is far easier to tear down than it is to build back up.
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The city paid to tear down Shea Stadium in 2008 and pave over the ground for parking.
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Trump's remarks on European soil was the energy industry equivalent of Reagan's "tear down that wall" speech.
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Now, Pastor Pomeroy wants to tear down the church and possibly build a memorial in its place.
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The Buildings Department attributed the collapse to the failure to brace a wall during tear-down work.
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That interfered with Trump's plan to tear down the building and replace it with a condo project.
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For a time, efforts to tear down the racially discriminatory housing barriers went unheeded, if not ignored.
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That's something particularly black women have had to get over, not wanting to tear down black men.
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Paul Ryan out with his thoughts on the need to tear down government as much as possible.
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Several cities face pressure to tear down the 240s-era mega-roads and reinstate pedestrian-friendly streets.
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"It would have cost too much to tear down or redesign the opera house," Mr. Strezovski said.
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"Women are not fooled by the gender-biased tear-down of Sheryl that's happening," Ms. Andersen said.
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One man used a bulldozer to tear down an informal shelter as local residents cheered in support.
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What they mainly did was tear down walls to open up rooms, inventively gouging the original mass.
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Many Trump supporters have belittled their legislative achievements and have worked overtime to tear down their reputations.
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Supporters of white nationalist groups maintain that a fervor to tear down monuments only builds their ranks.
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It's past time to teach our sons they have a responsibility to tear down barriers down, too.
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Instead, they've vocally criticized their Democratic colleagues for trying to tear down the President with their investigations.
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You've got to love it, dark mess of words and winter- unwinding—blaze, gleam, build, tear down.
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Fraser tried, however bluntly, to tear down pretense and expose the ways in which intimacy is performed.
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The ruling caps a whirlwind week for the Trump administration and its efforts to tear down Obamacare.
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Democrats said the documents represented further evidence that Giuliani and others were trying to tear down Yovanovitch.
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The simple solution to this is to tear down as many of those barriers to entry as possible.
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Appearing on Fox News, Marco Rubio said the actions would tear down one of the GOP's favorite amendments.
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Why are "winners" at least economically, so eager to tear down the system that made them so rich?
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Development is on the upswing, with a number of homeowners choosing to tear down and build from scratch.
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In my makeup bag, there is an arsenal of tools which I use to tear down the patriarchy.
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Instead of constructing a wall, we want to tear down barriers for the middle class and everyday families.
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Many Rust Belt cities are now littered with abandoned homes that local governments can't afford to tear down.
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They told me there were no limits to my success and how to tear down racist corporate walls.
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They claim that the committee's work is a solely partisan endeavor designed to tear down Clinton's presidential run.
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Gorbachev,'" Matt Viser, a journalist at The Boston Globe, joked on Twitter, "'don't not tear down this wall.
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But if you stay in the race, it is not useful to the objective to tear down Crow.
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Protesters attempted to tear down or dismantle the lampposts, while others gathered on the streets and formed barriers.
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But the average American doesn't think that we have to completely tear down the system and remake it.
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Either we tear down the entire system, or we accept whatever crumbs an intransigent GOP Congress might offer.
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That we're going to continue to drive, to fly, to throw away plastic, to tear down the rainforest.
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Certainly, the Court's right flank is eager to tear down any distinction between religious identity and religious action.
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The decision, Mayor Jenny Durkan said, will help tear down the barriers to opportunity created by marijuana convictions.
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"The average American doesn't think we have to completely tear down the system and remake it," Obama said.
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" Mr. Sanders chuckled briefly and responded, "Well, it depends on what you mean by tear down the system.
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Before they bought the properties, plans had been made to tear down the houses and develop the lots.
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Director Guillermo del Toro also spoke of the power of film to tear down walls, not erect them.
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We assumed that it would be a tear-down, but the new owners set about cleaning the interior.
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"What Democrats have tried to do is tear down the wall between justice and mob rule," he continued.
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It's one thing to tear down Confederate monuments and other celebrations of slavery in cities or public spaces.
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As former President Ronald Reagan once told the Soviet Union to tear down the wall in Berlin, the two outsiders will be looking to follow suit by asking the American people to tear down the Republican establishment wall before marching over the depleted Democratic Party and onward to the White House.
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So in order to tear down these segregating walls, we needed a legal tool to help implement meaningful integration.
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He wanted to tear down the high-rise public housing projects that big cities built in the mid-century.
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The goal here is to tear down foreign trade barriers and make China and others play by the rules.
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We were the first state to tear down all the toll booths, build a full open-road tolling system.
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Mr Altman did not assume the reins with a mandate to tear down and rebuild the team he inherited.
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Trump has also used Clinton's presidency as evidence of the "rigged" system he says he wants to tear down.
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That's why it's painful to see so many folks tear down others on Twitter for failing to properly pluralize.
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Tear down that wall (between Trump and Merkel): Man, POTUS and the German Chancellor just didn't get along, huh?
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As powerful as the company is, Apple can't remake the Chinese court system or tear down the Great Firewall.
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And if it inspires you to go tear down the bogus capitalist processes destroying youth culture, all the better.
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As Republicans long to tear down achievements they associate with Mr Obama, Democrats want to protect and uphold them.
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Not too long after that, I was able to maintain, modify and tear down compressors all on my own.
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He also used his position and his voice to tear down stigmas about substance-use disorders and sex addictions.
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Unlike Americans, Italians don't tear down historical homes and buildings to make way for parking lots and shopping malls.
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Shows at FringeNYC must have easily portable sets: quick to load into the performance space, quick to tear down.
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A current listing for a floating home in Sausalito that is essentially a tear-down is priced at $450,000.
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Martin Luther King Jr. spent every day of his life trying to tear down the walls that separated us.
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As a result, the city of Los Angeles asked him to secure the permits or tear down the structures.
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Tempers have flared in cities like Charlottesville, Va., as they confront their past and move to tear down monuments.
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"At some point, maybe we will tear down the Schloss again, and rebuild the Palast der Republik," he said.
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"I wasn't trying to be a hero, to be like, 'Tear down this wall, Mr. Gorbachev,'" Dr. Brown said.
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But in Tuam, in County Galway, a local historian, Catherine Corless, began to tear down the wall of secrecy.
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It is reflected in a foundation that's neither a preservation project nor a tear-down-and-build-new venture.
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Many in the trait-psychology camp reacted with anger, accusing Dr. Mischel of trying to tear down the field.
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They'll say: If some innocent men go down in the effort to tear down the patriarchy, so be it.
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But there is no known precedent for a president pressuring a foreign nation to tear down a political rival.
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Instead, counties tend to use the money to buy and tear down homes in poorer neighborhoods, the authors found.
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"I will resist with all of my strength when the bulldozers come to tear down my house," she said.
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Next door, construction workers tear down an old hotel, leaving its once-grand rooms exposed to the weather outside.
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Director Comey, for example, has called these the efforts of 'small people' who want to tear down the FBI.
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Stuff your self righteous indignation and tear down that wall around the Vatican before you start your virtue signaling.
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The approach is not to appear more ethical than the other candidate but to tear down that person's character.
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It is almost more affordable to buy a built house, tear down the house and put up a structure.
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We're a nation that does best when we tear down walls of division or inequity and build larger coalitions.
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Biden isn't trying to tear down the existing immigration enforcement system — he's just trying to administer it more humanely.
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But our public figures have been doing their damnedest to tear down those unfair assumptions in the past while.
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Knowing that each election could deliver a congressional majority, both sides have attempted to tear down the other side.
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Voters seem eager to tear down the old order, but do not agree on what the new one should be.
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Organizers said they were protesting Charlottesville city officials' plan to tear down Confederate monuments, including a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Making arguments like the poor "just don't want healthcare," Congressional Republicans are threatening to tear down America's social safety net.
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"Years after Lincoln Center, they want to tear down another barrio, and we're there with them 100 percent," says Gonzales.
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It's great for the Mavs, the NBA and a great way to tear down walls and barriers between our countries.
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You can also fire a plunger, which lets you pull on larger objects, tear down parts of walls, and more.
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There's also evidence that sexism, both conscious and unconscious, helped tear down one of the most qualified candidates in history.
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That would let us tear down the deal with Cooter & Cooter before he even had a chance to come back.
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A mass tear-down could cost millions, as would another common solution: building an equal number of pro-Union statues.
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Openly queer, coming from poverty and representing many marginalized communities, he has fought his whole life to tear down oppression.
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But their rhetoric does as much as Trump's to tear down faith in the integrity of our system of government.
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It is also true that scandal warfare can be dangerous and often is simply a weapon to tear down opponents.
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Thousands of Russians protested last weekend about a plan by the city of Moscow to tear down Soviet-era housing.
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For instance, condemning efforts to tear down Confederate monuments, the President has repeated warned that America's "culture" is under threat.
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If you're interested in seeing all the components inside Microsoft's HoloLens then check out our full tear down right here.
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Moscow (CNN)President Ronald Reagan famously called on Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall" -- the Berlin Wall.
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A team that was looking at a potential tear-down weeks ago is suddenly playing meaningful games in early August.
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West was then given 45 days to obtain the permits or tear down the homes — he settled on the latter.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu has received death threats for his plan to tear down Confederate monuments across the city.
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Then we went to Sydney, Australia, as iFixit attempted to become the first team to tear down the iPhone X.
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Some restrictions make sense: Nobody wants skyscrapers poking up among Victorian houses, and nobody wants to tear down historical buildings.
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A pastor at Ms. Pruitt's church campus pledged from the pulpit to tear down racism, one conversation at a time.
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The latter part is true: Algerians want to tear down a repressive state that failed to govern well for decades.
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The group released another video showing its fighters using bulldozers and electric drills to tear down murals and statues there.
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Stephen K. Bannon has always been more comfortable when he was trying to tear down institutions — not work inside them.
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I have written about Chinese people, Danes, the French, Swiss and Russians, trying to tear down the walls between us.
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Authorities are planning to tear down the Bab Doukkala souk and replace it with a public garden, according to locals.
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U.S. cities are increasingly wrestling with how to change regulations, update flood risks or even tear down flood-prone neighborhoods.
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Siu added that each year a handful of mainland students try to tear down posters critical of the Chinese government.
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"We can't and shouldn't even try to charge or erase or tear down our history," she said, according to AL.com.
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Without a massive national effort to cover lead-ridden soil and tear down houses with lead paint, it's somewhat unavoidable.
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Trump is simultaneously "trying to tear down credible sources for news, The Washington Post, The New York Times, CNN," Darcy added.
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"Recognize the voice that comes in but wants to tear down the beautiful, amazing human being that you are," she said.
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Some will take the spontaneous decision to vote for a populist who promises to tear down the system at great cost.
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If the panel picks yours to tear down, we'll provide you with a free ticket to any TechCrunch event in 2020.
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Trump was bullying him, and congressional Republicans were trying to tear down the integrity of his congressional inquiry into the presidency.
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He may want to tear down tariffs and quotas out of a yearning for open markets and lower prices for consumers.
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During times of change we can either stand up, unite and support one another – or tear down and attack one another.
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And several interviewees told of supportive sub-fields and departments, where the primary purpose was not to tear down the speaker.
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We hope Doom Room creates a space where we are allowed to tear down this framework of our self-constructed identities.
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Gasping for breath, legs aching, I tear down a hallway, barreling left around a corner only to skid to a halt.
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"It bothers me that we continue to tear down our system based on what has happened in two other countries," Rep.
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They can be used to tear down a house or to build one, depending on how you choose to use them.
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"Do not tear down Confederate Avenue," said Moreland, who described himself as an eighth-generation American and a sixth-generation Georgian.
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President Ronald Reagan did so in 1987 when he exhorted the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down" the Berlin Wall.
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But it's impossible to separate the Confederacy from white supremacy, which is why New Orleans worked to tear down these monuments.
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I'm not somebody who rails against notes, or thinks they ruin the creative process or tear down impeccable works of art.
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Pound also did not believe it would be prudent to tear down the IAAF and rebuild it from the ground up.
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But when you tear down a building, it seems best to have a clear idea what will stand in its place.
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Initial drafts met resistance in the White House, and the call to tear down the wall only appeared in later versions.
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"I'd say: Mr. Establishment, tear down that wall," she said in a twist on Reagan's famous words to Soviet Union leaders.
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In doing this, he will tear down the perception of a fence keeping the professional staff away from the secretary's suite.
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Once Trump had his trifecta, he told America, in the words of Ronald Reagan, to tear down that great Blue Wall.
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Seizing the moment, he should have told the unelected, hereditary Northern leader to tear down the walls of his inhumane gulags.
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This is what allowed Ronald Reagan to stand with moral authority and call on Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
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"There has been quite an activity on the right side saying we are going to tear down Europe," Eickhout told Reuters.
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They aren't fire-breathing outsiders eager to tear down the current system, or culture warriors eager to anger liberals and elites.
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And when he gave that speech, Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall, his own advisers didn&apost want him to say that.
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For most Americans, inequality matters because people want to see the disadvantaged flourish, not because they want to tear down the rich.
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This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters and imprison political reformists.
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Since the 2016 campaign, the President has expended an enormous effort to try to tear down the public image of his opponents.
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South Park's willingness to highlight and tear down the most influential politicians and celebrities was a form of speaking truth to power.
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Barbed, distorted guitar slashes tear down white privilege on "Shallow," commodification on "Dead Battery," condo culture on "Glass Shadows," and then some.
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Instead of coming in ready to tear down the men that surround him, Jordan has a much more gregarious attitude on Paradise.
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With the right apps and launchers, you can tear down the look of Android and build it up again pixel by pixel.
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Newcomers, whether in the private or political sectors, have access to the data needed to tear down and reinvent just about anything.
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How would they slowly ruin lives, tear down self-esteem, and secure their evil reign over a high school of impressionable youth?
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With a single referendum, British voters seemed to tear down those vital barriers, casting the United Kingdom out of the European Union.
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It just let me know that we were doing the right thing, because antagonizing voices want to tear down something that's working.
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The White House on Tuesday dismissed the GOP report as an effort to "tear down" Hillary Clinton, reports The Hill's Jordan Fabian.
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Friends said Dhaliwal, 42, was an example of how love-inspired service to others can tear down walls of distrust and misunderstanding.
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Portman's bill would "tear down the walls keeping people from recovery," said Dr. Kelly Clark with the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
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This is what causes the regime to restrict Internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protestors, and imprison political reformers.
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And then he uses these successes, Carson adds, to tear down his alleged victims, whom he seemingly blames for his alleged indiscretions.
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Maltz says they were sad to tear down the building, and were happy to have someone come in and properly document it.
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"The height of a pandemic is not the time to tear down rules that protect hardworking families from financial crises," said Sen.
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This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters, and imprison political reformers.
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If anything, their rhetoric indicates that they'd rather tear down the existing physical barriers so that America never sends that message again.
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Trade rumors surrounding Cano and Diaz swirled throughout the week, as the Mariners tear down their roster under General Manager Jerry Dipoto.
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It is not enough to simply rename our buildings, tear down our statues and de-accession the relics of our flawed past.
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But he cast himself as the victim of the accusers, saying that people were colluding against him to tear down his reputation.
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"It's the one large carving that they can't tear down," Amber Two Bulls, a twenty-six-year-old Lakota woman, told me.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's primary victory last week — to warm to her, to imagine that she isn't going to tear down the castles.
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Its small houses do not face the threat of imminent tear-down, and a village Wal-Mart is out of the question.
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The city was supposed to tear down the aquatics stadium soon after the Olympics, but no progress has been made so far.
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Initial drafts met resistance in the White House, and the call to tear down the wall did not appear until later versions.
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We had completed a major renovation — really a tear-down and rebuild — which led to annual property taxes around $103,000 a year.
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Initial drafts met resistance within the White House, and the call to tear down the wall did not appear until later versions.
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A Pittsburgh real estate developer and mayoral hopeful who faces economic and personal consequences over his plan to tear down a house.
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How can we tear down other nations' systems when our population ranks 31st in life expectancy according to the World Health Organization?
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Dan Scotti, a lawyer turned builder and interior designer, is as willing to tear down old homes as any of his competitors.
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But when these mediums perpetuate dangerous stereotypes, they do not build bridges; they tear down the ones we've been working to build.
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In recent months, Democratic energy has been intensely focused on opposing the almost fanatical efforts to tear down the Affordable Care Act.
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National Disaster Coordinator Steve Cosham warned that the storm could topple trees and tear down power lines, while tornadoes could damage buildings.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is planning to tear down the Sheridan Expressway in the Bronx and replace it with a tree-lined boulevard.
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This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters and imprison political reformers.
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But it also manages to tear down everything we thought we knew about this world and launch it into an unknown place.
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We're told the new homeowners plan to tear down the home and sell the lot ... which they bought last August for $127k.
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So some have taken up radical measures, causing violence and chaos in Charlottesville, Virginia, to protest plans to tear down a statue.
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Second, governments should tear down barriers to entry, such as non-compete clauses, occupational licensing requirements and complex regulations written by industry lobbyists.
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There's just one problem: the team was supposed to tear down a building one block over at 7601 Cousteau Drive, not Calypso Drive.
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Remember the fox just wants to eat the chickens, not tear down the hen house and put the chickens out of a job.
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This is a Nintendo that finally seems willing to tear down its cherished franchises and rebuild them with a modern audience in mind.
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You're saying that hearing from people, whether that's guests, commentators, the conversations you've heard, that you felt were designed to tear down Sen.
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" Many other commenters wrote varying versions of this comment: "Once again this administration seeks to tear down the separation of church and state.
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It's gut-wrenching to see them tear down their second home brick by brick, the business they helped nurture for two decades gone.
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"They wanted me to tear down my fence to see inside my yard, and now they get to," Windus spitefully told ABC 7.
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But Restore Hetch Hetchy is campaigning to tear down the dam, drain the valley, and revive the landscape that was flooded in 1923.
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Tune in every second of every day to watch the president completely tear down the country and attempt build a new, GREAT one.
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Jessop also asked the county to help tear down the high concrete walls surrounding the school and gym, opening them up to everyone.
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"I can only imagine this is part of the effort to tear down Robert Mueller," Schiff told MSNBC's Chris Matthews on Monday night.
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The statue will overlook the location where the president gave his speech calling for Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the wall.
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But, there's a political base to please and a predecessor's legacy to tear down and so much blustery rhetoric to live up to.
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"For Pruitt, anything that helps corporate polluters make money is good and science and facts are just roadblocks he wants to tear down."
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On his watch, he said, the city is working to tear down part of Le Vele and relocate inhabitants to new housing developments.
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In 2015, the city was given $2.8 million to tear down 100 abandoned homes, and there were hundreds more that could have qualified.
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And so, there can be no reasonable debate about "The Wall," or anything else, until we tear down the walls in our heads.
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Some decided to tear down the buildings where the killing was done; others remodeled and reopened them, or just moved right back in.
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The Chicago White Sox are finished with their tear-down trades, but waiting for their high-end prospects to arrive before adding veterans.
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Cops were called and put an end to the noise, but the workers have clearly still been busy with the tear-down process.
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Others are loath to do anything that could be seen as propping up the health law that they had promised to tear down.
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The comity of 25 years ago doesn't work with this specific president who is trying to tear down all of our democratic institutions.
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At a campaign appearance that year, she decried "out-of-state liberals" for trying to tear down the state's monuments to the Confederacy.
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They want to tear down the elevated highway, rather than just patch it, and build a three-mile-long tunnel to replace it.
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" Metcalf, who was surprised by Hnath's tear-down approach, calls him "the most open to collaboration of any writer I have ever met.
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After trading Paul George and Russell Westbrook this offseason, many thought the Oklahoma City Thunder were heading for a tear-down and rebuild.
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The suite is his response to eight famous passages of political oratory, like Ronald Reagan's "Tear down this wall" speech in West Berlin.
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They also asked state lawmakers to provide funding to tear down and rebuild classrooms, and to create a memorial, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
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"I'm not going to tear down the world," said Ms. Owen, who also performs with great success for a number of Alzheimer's patients.
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This year, he caused a stir by saying he would tear down the border wall that already exists between El Paso and Mexico.
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The question is whether Democrats want to tear down one more norm in order to remove a judge they view as uniquely odious.
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But the spirit behind the "budget blueprint" is clear enough: With a few big exceptions, Mr. Trump is in full tear-down mode.
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In Lexington, Kentucky, Mayor Jim Gray responded to the Charlottesville protests by speeding up his own city's plans to tear down Confederate monuments.
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"It is the normal Boko Haram style of attack, where they come and tear down villages," said Abba Aji Kalli, the task force member.
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MUELHEIM-KAERLICH, Germany (Reuters) - As head of the Muelheim-Kaerlich nuclear reactor, Thomas Volmar spends his days plotting how to tear down his workplace.
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It seems she's like this person who's like, 'Sisterhood!' and then she does nothing but tear down the women that were once her friends.
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Unrest in the capital The Prime Minister vowed Iraq will "tear down the black banners of the strangers who kidnapped" the city of Falluja.
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Some want to tear down these institutions and start again—which would at the very least interrupt the incremental progress that Mr Pinker champions.
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But enough were – as they tried to tear down parts of the fence – that the Israeli troops had no choice but to open fire.
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Various finance officials said the decades-long effort to tear down trade barriers had lifted millions of people in poor nations out of poverty.
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Local officials then often use the funds for "shantytown redevelopment", a longstanding policy to tear down decrepit housing and replace it with newer structures.
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After a botched New Year's Eve performance, Mariah Carey's "Lambly" was at the ready, prepared to tear down anyone who dared to criticize her.
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On Thursday, former nominee Mitt Romney delivered a speech solely to tear down Trump and urge Republicans to vote for one of his opponents.
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Democrats used the parallel with President Ronald Reagan's famous 1987 "tear down this wall" speech in Berlin to express their opposition to the idea.
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Reagan urged Gorbachev to "tear down this wall," a challenge that was ultimately fulfilled when East Germany allowed travel to the West in 1989.
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It's part of why the McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund has spent $10 million in the primary to boost Strange and tear down Moore.
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They're publishing shallow op-eds aimed at papering over the real fears of Americans that literally anyone can tear down with a moment's thought.
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I think, given Michael's desire to tear down stigmas and barriers, he would have wanted the world to know his body succumbed to addiction.
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"You can express yourself without trying to tear down an alliance that's been important to the security of Americans," he told CNN's Manu Raju.
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Lately, you're feeling driven by your emotions, and you're in the mood to tear down all the structures in your life and start fresh.
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It's not that Republicans are anti-democratic, in the sense of wanting to tear down American democracy and replace it with an authoritarian alternative.
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"In a Democratic primary it is usually better to sell your own accomplishments as opposed to try to tear down your colleagues," said Sen.
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"I told him I am having all of these problems with the City of South Bend wanting to tear down houses," Ms. Odom said.
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Brokers say another factor is that builders snap up older properties the second they hit the market, to tear down and replace with townhouses.
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Why would a group that claims to hate government waste want to tear down a small federal health-care program that saves taxpayers money?
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You can find these like common places to tear down the walls that we arbitrarily set up between our so-called enemies and ourselves.
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It is he who ends the first act with an anarchic, tear-down-the-house number devoted to the all-American properties of wood.
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These are not people who want to tear down the system from within and replace it with a secular, pro-Western, free market democracy.
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President Trump continues to use his bully pulpit to tear down, rather than bolster, the insurance markets that continue to exist (thanks to Obamacare).
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To "game" the system in a simple plurality-winner election, the basic strategy involves mobilizing your base while trying to tear down competing candidates.
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KRS-One, much like some members of the Zulu Nation, has blasted the accusers for trying to tear down Bambaataa and tarnish his legacy.
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A sizable controversy mushroomed when the press, eager to tear down the latest pop idol, shockingly "revealed" that the band did not play their instruments.
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And I think they are easy marks for people like Samantha Bee to be snotty too, and to attack and to try to tear down.
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Together, these women have worked hard to tear down shoddy critiques of breastfeeding in public and have lifted each other up when they felt overwhelmed.
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Mr Reagan proclaimed that the West was ready to "promote true openness, to tear down barriers that separate people, to create a safe, freer world".
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Those who say tear down the memorials have a point if memorials exist for the sole purpose of holding up men as ideal role models.
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But before the SUR bartender became her Prince Charming, he broke her heart — and they faced plenty of haters hoping to tear down their relationship.
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Microsoft is investing billions of dollars to redevelop it campus, and the company will tear down 12 old buildings to create the bigger 18 replacements.
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The stakes here are revealed when you imagine what will happen if Democrats don't tear down the filibuster if and when they control the government.
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I will never take my installation down as it will take a couple of days for me to tear down, which means another time investment.
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This is a perfect chance to tear down a group that's going nowhere and build around a Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, 2018 lotto pick core.
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The year before, calls to tear down race barriers had both stoked, and been hurt by, massive riots in black quarters of Detroit and Newark.
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My exec assistant helps set up and tear down the food, so I can make it to my meeting on time — she is the best!
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An independent President Trump is harder to completely tear down than a man supposedly being remote-controlled by the Kremlin... no matter what he does.
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On Monday, the occupiers used government equipment to uproot and tear down a fence at the request of a local rancher, CNN affiliate KTVZ reported.
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Scientists are making valiant efforts to tear down that wall, highlighting the threats from climate change in an open letter signed by over 800 experts.
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Over the last three decades, the GOP has increasingly abandoned any affirmative agenda in favor of a negative one: to tear down whatever it can.
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Special Agent Andrew McCabe stood tall over the last 8 months, when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on.
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"Trump strangled the sunny optimism of Ronald Reagan and replaced 'tear down that wall' with the cynical bigotry of 'build that wall,'" California Lt. Gov.
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I was ready to air out some iron suits and tear down a stone house or two myself, and I don't even own an arakh.
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Columbine High School officials won't pursue a proposal to tear down and rebuild the school due to a lack of "sufficient support," the district said.
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"The massive structure in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park ended up remaining for decades longer than intended, after it was deemed "too expensive to tear down.
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The New York Mets appeared to be heading for a tear-down at the trade deadline, but instead turned into buyers, puzzling the MLB world.
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Democrats and Republicans working together got Mr. Gorbachev to heed the words of President Reagan, our great president, when he said, tear down this wall.
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" He did not name Sanders, instead focusing on Republicans he said would "tear down our progress on civil rights, health care and curbing gun violence.
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He doesn't tear down, but rather fleshes out how "Everything means too much now" — and what the consequences are for critical thought and human connection.
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Nations in the European Union and elsewhere are accelerating their efforts to buttress a global system that Mr. Trump has seemed prepared to tear down.
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And in this week's Gender Letter, our writer considers a common narrative: that sexual assault accusations tear down the reputations of prominent, well-respected men.
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Some in Germany viewed the decision to tear down the Palast as an attempt to erase decades of complex history without fully reckoning with it.
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Memorable Line: ''A true soul mate is probably the most important person you'll ever meet, because they tear down your walls and smack you awake.
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What evolutionary path could lead to a caterpillar — an admirably adapted leaf-eating machine — to tear down its body and rebuild it as a butterfly?
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"That's probably about one-fifth of what we would have paid in that location, at that time, for a tear-down lot," Ms. Chen said.
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The game is to not to tear down the walls, but to narrate those entanglements so that a new, global audience recognizes itself within them.
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While other teams with low payrolls habitually tear down their rosters — hibernating for years while stockpiling prospects — the A's and the Rays never quite concede.
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In August 2018, UNC students and Chapel Hill residents teamed together to tear down Silent Sam, leaving the school's leadership with a choice to make.
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While presidents wield tremendous authority over foreign affairs, that power should not be used to tear down domestic opponents or to bolster their own standing.
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In a small market, one dominated by football, the Thunder could risk becoming irrelevant if they went for a full-blown tear-down and rebuild.
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Additionally, the FCC has been trying to tear down regulatory red tape so that these companies can actually build out the infrastructure of the networks.
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Pay transparency and recent bans on asking about salary history are other policies that are meant to empower workers and tear down longstanding structural barriers.
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Anti-government protesters tear down Christmas and New Year's decorations during a demonstration on New Year's Eve outside Mong Kok police station in Hong Kong.
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On digital advertising, Parscale brought Facebook employees into the campaign to better take advantage of social media to promote Trump, and tear down Hillary Clinton.
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I saw protesters clamber up the scaffolding of a building to tear down a long red banner extolling the day, and set it on fire.
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" White House spokesperson Kerri Kupec called the accusation "the latest in a coordinated smear campaign by the Democrats designed to tear down a good man.
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An online petition posted by A Better Way, which opposes the city's tear-down-and-rebuild proposals, asks the DOT to look for other solutions.
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Above all, it's handicapped by the fact that it has to tear down much of the show's mythology and construct a new one in an hour.
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According to the BBC, security chased away what one local described as a "drunk halfwit" who tried to tear down the fencing that protects the mural.
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"This coin will be a lasting tribute to Elizabeth Peratrovich and her relentless efforts to tear down the wall of discrimination against Alaskan Natives," said Hernandez.
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Do you still believe he stood tall as you tweeted in January or is he one of the small people helping to tear down an institution?
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Today, Russia isn't offering any alternative vision of how societies or the world should be run — it's just trying to tear down the one America built.
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I personally ended last year in Australia, embedded with iFixit as it once again sought to be the first team to tear down the new iPhone.
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After Donald Trump tweeted Thursday about how "foolish" it was to tear down statues and memorials dedicated to the Confederacy, unsurprisingly, people were up in arms.
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Independent of whether the poor are deserving or undeserving, we are a better nation if we build up, rather than tear down, the social safety net.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have embarked on a tear-down that has seen them trade three of their best players, including Paul George and Russell Westbrook.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have begun a massive tear-down that is netting them one of the biggest collection of assets the NBA has ever seen.
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This prison reform legislation would help tear down the barriers to leading a law-abiding, productive life for those who are willing to work for it.
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Today, many are ready to tear down that wall protecting our cherished freedom simply because they have adopted the view that the end justifies the means.
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Now, Pastor Pomeroy wants to tear down the church and possibly build a memorial in its place for the more than 20 people who died there.
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These people helped me speak a new language, and then gave me the tools to tear down the moldy firmament that had long entrapped my beliefs.
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"I don't have anything against him, but when people do this stuff, all it does is tear down the ability of Republicans to unite," he added.
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How many times do we watch President Ronald Reagan stand at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, telling Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall"?
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Mr. Trump wasn't so much trying to embarrass Mr. Christie as tear down Mr. Kasich, whom he attacked repeatedly during his final rally before Tuesday's voting.
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Making women's lives more bearable requires a collective struggle not just to reform but to tear down the institutions that have contributed to their systematic oppression.
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In 6900, the President Elect and the Republican Congress may tear down most of what Obama has built, but pardons and sentence commutations cannot be revoked.
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Attorney Alan Dershowitz warned that radical "hard-left organizations" like anti-fascist groups are "trying to tear down America" by taking down statues of Confederate soldiers.
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After a deadly fire in November, Beijing officials introduced an aggressive campaign to tear down apartment buildings and evict migrants from poorer sections of the city.
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They launched two boats into the murk and puttered into Thornwood, toward the sodden two-story home they now plan to tear down and never rebuild.
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He can tear down a winner, as he did — under orders from ownership — with those 1997 Marlins, a strategy that helped them win again in 2003.
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Such policies would connect people and places to opportunity physically and digitally, as well as tear down barriers that prevent people from achieving their full potential.
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They are adept and accomplished, but many feel betrayed by their supposed political guardians, and aspire to tear down the web of deceptions from the inside.
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But this came at a cost: a permanent state of near-war to stave off the forces of history that would otherwise tear down North Korea.
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My goal is to build a wall so I can make enough money so we can turn this thing around and tear down the wall again.
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None of this means that Washington should tear down the G-20 (the world's main economic forum), the World Trade Organization or the International Monetary Fund.
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And if we are ever going to truly tear down the closet, maybe we won't end up needing to rely on the concept of "outing" at all.
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It required companies to tear down their walls and work together, even when it might seem like it was against their best commercial interest to do so.
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I will... (BELL RINGING) CRUZ: ... Tear down the EPA's blend wall which will enable ethanol to expand its market share by up to 60%, all without mandates.
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Since residents say the construction was funded entirely by the local community, they were confused when they learned about the government's order to tear down the mosque.
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When Lisa Ling and her husband, oncologist Paul Song, purchased their Santa Monica home nine years ago, the first thing they did was tear down it down.
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It's now become clear he plans to use the White House to tear down his predecessor rather than to help the people who voted him into office.
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At the corner of Robert Mugabe Road and Rotten Row, a hawker describes how people celebrating Mr Mugabe's ouster shimmied up poles to tear down street signs.
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We've seen him tear down amateur cooks on MasterChef and we've seen his comparatively gentle side on MasterChef Junior, but we've never seen Gordon Ramsay like this.
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The question wasn't whether to root for Chuck or Bobby; instead, the question was figuring out a way to tear down the entire system they existed within.
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Passers-by look on as workers tear down a kiosk near Moscow's Novoslobodskaya metro station after local authorities deemed dozens of such small businesses illegal, Tuesday, Feb.
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In those days of figuring things out, people will typically move apartments multiple times, and build and tear down countless pieces of shoddily thrown together pasteboard furniture.
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The trip is part of an annual tradition in which iFixit races several other organizations (and individuals) to be the first to tear down Apple's new device.
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People—smart, kind, thoughtful people—thought that comment boards and open discussion would heal us, would make sexism and racism negligible and tear down walls of class.
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"They had to tear down two houses to get this land," real estate broker Allie Beth Allman tells "Secret Lives of the Super Rich" host Robert Frank.
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" Similarly, Nietzsche later feared that the demands of workers presented serious threats to his sense of order, writing that they would tear "down the walls of culture.
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He specifically mentioned Rochester, New York's plan to tear down a highway and Columbus, Ohio's Cap at Union Station that spans a freeway to reunite two neighborhoods.
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London Fashion Week Partygoers Tear Up Dance Floor (and Tear Down a Wall) In London, Cocktails for 500 Fashion Influencers Carmen Busquets, Fashion's E-Commerce Fairy Godmother
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I am against the movement to tear down statues of those who fought in the Civil War and others - Founders etc Forgot to put /2 on that.
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The museum is pursuing headlong its plan to tear down the Samuel C. Johnson IMAX Theater, the nation's premiere venue for showcasing films about the natural world.
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The sustainer had a small tear down its side where the parachute cords had ripped through the body, and the shock cords on the parachutes had broken.
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Trico, for his part, can tear down obstacles, stomp on enemies, and leap across great chasms while the boy holds on to its feathers for dear life.
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Internet memes, the viral in-jokes of online culture, have emerged as a potent force in the presidential race, serving to build up and tear down candidates.
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Footage captured by The New York Times showed Turkish security forces standing aside to allow migrants to tear down part of a fence dividing Turkey and Greece.
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America's traditional allies, joined by some of its rivals, are accelerating their efforts to buttress a global system that President Trump has seemed prepared to tear down.
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But no one expected Chase to suddenly move to tear down its 57-year-old headquarters, even though the bank was clearly looking for a new home.
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He seems to have an even bigger issue ... he says Black Twitter just tries to tear down people and it's bad generally for the African American community.
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One of their ideas in 1935 had been to turn the second floor into additional gallery space, and they had workers tear down walls and some rooms.
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EG: But unlike some of these galleries and museums, you won't tear down the wall with the piece on it and just move it into the museum.
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"The way that he operated was he pushed the limits on drinking, doing things that were starting to tear down these professional boundaries," Ms. Rapuano, 30, said.
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They see a generational opportunity, indeed an existential emergency, to not only alter America's course, but in some cases to tear down sectors and rebuild them altogether.
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In 85033, she said a reconciliation vehicle passed by House Republicans to tear down the pillars of ObamaCare needed to be rewritten to accommodate the Senate's rules.
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The whole point of the game is to tear down a fascist with explosions, causing chaos all around you, and helping rebels regain control of their lands.
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The rhythmic, seasonal nature of history that the authors identify foresees an inevitable period of decay and destruction that will tear down existing social and political institutions.
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"This 35-year-old, uncorroborated claim is the latest in a coordinated smear campaign by the Democrats designed to tear down a good man," the statement said.
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"Special Agent Andrew McCabe stood tall over the last 8 months, when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on," he wrote.
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The Trump administration, conservatives in Congress and corporate special interests are on a mission to tear down the economic guardrails put in place after the Great Recession.
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The eventual buyer has the option to either restore the lavish 1950s estate or tear down and rebuild it into a 24,020 private compound with pre-approved permits.
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Superhero movies, after all, are rarely about heroes who learn not to exercise their own power, or who use their power to tear down the existing world order.
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Earlier this month, Austrian officials announced a decision to tear down the building, only to quickly change their minds and make plans to renovate the structure beyond recognition.
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" In a statement, the White House said the "uncorroborated claim is the latest in a coordinated smear campaign by the Democrats designed to tear down a good man.
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He failed at such a basic level it turns your stomach, like watching a driver tear down the Indianapolis straightaway with a bottle of rye and no seatbelt.
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Also Reagan got a lot of heat for that for saying that the Soviet empire was an evil empire and calling for Gorbachev to tear down the wall.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A rush to tear down and redevelop buildings in Singapore has prompted calls to conserve aging properties that symbolize the country's recent history and economic rise.
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Later, during the song "Another Brick in the Wall," several children wearing black t-shirts that said "Derrida el Murro" (Spanish for "Tear down this wall") came onstage.
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And he defended Donald Trump to his critics -- adding that Mitt Romney's tear-down of Trump on Thursday would "destroy the unity in the party" and help Democrats.
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The big news out this morning from Apple's unprecedented sit-down with the press this week is the company's plans to tear down and rethink the Mac Pro.
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Bannon, who grew up in a Democratic family, has a reputation of trying to tear down a Republican Party establishment that he deemed too soft and too entrenched.
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According to the source, Kim and Kanye plan to tear down the house that currently exists on the property, which will allow for more space for the kids.
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But if we have learned anything from social media's power to tear down idols, it is that the same tools can be used to build someone back up.
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" But he added that he also is going to "tear down the EPA's ethanol blend wall, which means make it legal to sell mid-level blends of ethanol.
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The memo is part of a wide-ranging plan at Interior and elsewhere to tear down barriers to domestic production of oil, natural gas and other fossil fuels.
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There have been whispers for a while that ownership is handcuffing Benning, refusing to greenlight the sort of full-scale tear down that the team seems to need.
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I know Christianity has been largely Westernized now, but it's still a cult from a foreign land trying to impose its values and tear down our civilized society.
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It has a controversial history: Local governments have used it to tear down African-American neighborhoods, as well as to build freeways and other projects over residents' objections.
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The word "Kavanaugh" is meant to evoke the fear that aggrieved women will hurtle out of the past to tear down men from their rightful perches of privilege.
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For many former East Germans, the decision to tear down one of the architectural showpieces of the German Democratic Republic, or G.D.R., was a form of historical vandalism.
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All the while, they keep an eye out for the police, who frequently descend bearing sledgehammers to tear down the shacks, given that they sit on private land.
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BRUSSELS — From trade to regulation to security, America's traditional allies are accelerating their efforts to buttress a global system that President Trump has seemed prepared to tear down.
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They view him not only as a faux progressive who refuses to tear down a broken system but the living embodiment of what is wrong with the system.
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Mr. Müller took the unusual step of invoking another United States president, Ronald Reagan, in appealing to Mr. Trump to tear down walls rather than build new ones.
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"Paul Ryan, if you will not build a border wall for America, then I'm asking you to tear down your wall," Nehlen, Ryan's primary challenger, said in Janesville.
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It will also deprive Mr. Trump of an opportunity to tear down opponents based not on substance, but on craft and stage presence — in other words, street fighting.
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MRP Realty is renovating three buildings and it plans to tear down smaller, out-of-the way office properties to make way for townhouses, apartments and retail space.
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Demand Curve's Asher King Abramson will lead a growth marketing session where he'll tear down your landing pages and Facebook/Instagram ads in front of a live audience.
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Elsewhere, scuffles were reported as government supporters heeded a call by a pro-Beijing member of the Hong Kong legislature to tear down protest posters at subway stations.
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To tear down silos, to integrate care seamlessly-, SS: Mm. FH: To take out waste, to adopt best practice, and, again, infomatics and workflow improvements can do that.
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He seemed to question the crusade to tear down memorials to titans of the Confederacy—offering at least credence, if not support, to the movement to preserve them.
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And I'm sure, when we were working on this, I felt that if I slipped up in any serious way, they would certainly tear down my reputation, too.
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Asked about his political conversion, he recalls being impressed when Ronald Reagan joked about an assassination attempt on him, and later told Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down that wall".
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When Ronald Reagan told Mikhail Gorbachev to "Tear down this wall," he was telling the world a story about what the future -- a future without walls -- could look like.
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The rally, organized by alt-right and white nationalist groups, was allegedly planned to protest the city's plan to tear down Confederate monuments, including a statue of Confederate Gen.
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But the real deciding factor will once again be an avalanche of negative advertising, designed to tear down the policies and besmirch the personal behavior of the other side.
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Since the Cold War ended and tear-down efforts began, the federal government has spent more than $100 billion cleaning up dozens of former nuclear sites around the country.
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New federal proposals are hoping to tear down barriers among hospitals, doctors, insurers, health IT companies and patients that prevent the free, secure exchange of patient records and data.
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The schadenfreude comes after a very long effort to tear down Trump, culminating in a big cover by the conservative magazine National Review, which Lowry is the editor of.
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Detailed talks seeking to tear down long lists of foreign trade barriers and even transform protectionist foreign economies into something substantially freer should be recognized as a mug's game.
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"It's like Apollo 13, but less disastrous," Sam Lionheart, a technical writer at iFixit who flew to Sydney to tear down the iPhone 703 earlier this fall, told me.
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There's also the potential of inciting radicalism by cultivating the fear that society is headed toward catastrophe and therefore the only hope is to tear down all our institutions.
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In Columbus, Ohio, they didn't tear down the freeway, they put a physical landscape on top of it to reconnect an area that had been bifurcated by a freeway.
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They want to tear down the Obamacare regulatory framework, and they are going to do it whether or not they have the votes in Congress to formally pass repeal.
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That has led to campaigns to rename boulevards dedicated to him, tear down his statues and even remove images of him and his conquest from the 100-peso note.
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Environmental impact studies are required before developers tear down a neighborhood to build a new sports stadium or freeway, but human communities have no standing in law or policy.
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"We have got to tear down every structure and thought and idea we have about schools and build it all from the ground up," he said, not offering specifics.
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"We were starting to get there and then under this administration -- a system that has taken us 30 years to build, it's taken them three months to tear down."
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It's also obvious that Trump, if cornered by the system of checks and balances, would gladly tear down those democratic institutions rather than letting himself be subject to them.
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While I agree we shouldn't tear down history and stuff like that, the reality is what do you think the average person cares about more his job or that?
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In my own productions, I do endless tweaking and adjusting, but Lucy is much more spontaneous, and encouraged me to record in single takes, then tear down the patch.
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"We don't want the ministry to tear down the building when the terrorist didn't manage to do that," said Janne Wilberg, the city of Oslo's director of cultural heritage.
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But, based on the historical evidence, it is impossible to separate the Confederacy from white supremacy, which is why New Orleans is now working to tear down these monuments.
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He also stressed that the Marlins had not reached the playoffs since 2003, leaving him no choice but to tear down the roster and replenish a barren farm system.
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He said he turned away higher offers from people who wanted to tear down the house and redevelop the land or turn the mansion into a bed-and-breakfast.
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The protest movement was divided between moderates who wanted to end a commitment to an unwinnable war and radicals who wanted to tear down the institutions of democratic capitalism.
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Like the arrogant vandals in Greene's story, but with pockets full of special interest campaign cash, the destructors of today want to tear down the walls of American conservation.
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In return, India was handing over Muslim holy sites, like the Babri Mosque, for Hindu extremists to tear down and, more egregiously, excluding Muslims as citizens under Indian law.
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So they are chilled to learn that the city plans to tear down their building, along with most of the old structures that define the cityscape of the Hill.
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The form for the demolition was submitted on Monday, so the BLC has eight more days to decide if it will allow the buyer to tear down the home.
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He said protesters first needed to meet conditions like agreeing not to cross the bridge and not to tear down barriers or wires that law enforcement had put up.
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Harteveldt believes LAX needs to tear down all domestic terminal buildings and build completely new concourses in order to create security areas that can accommodate the airport's enormous growth.
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"He really didn't like it when you'd try to tear down another argument unfairly," said Mr. Vance, whose wife, Usha Vance, served as a law clerk to Judge Kavanaugh.
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And now conspiracy theories are circulating on Facebook and Twitter to try and tear down those same students, calling them "crisis actors" and suggesting they're puppets for liberal politicians.
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Cruz demanded that his colleagues refuse to fund the government unless Obamacare was defunded, hoping to force the president to cave and agree to tear down his biggest legislative achievement.
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Acceptance has been all about getting (some of) us in the door of the world as it is, rather than daring to tear down existing institutions and consider something new.
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But the Iowa disaster gives further fuel to Sanders's supporters, who are energized by his promise to tear down what they view as calcification and stagnation within the national party.
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It was Sanders's outsider status, his demands to tear down a rigged and unequal system, that delivered New Hampshire so decisively to his campaign four years ago against Hillary Clinton.
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For the last two years, hackers have come to the Voting Village at the DefCon security conference in Las Vegas to tear down voting machines and analyze them for vulnerabilities.
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Many of the barriers standing in the way of a national coal binge are things like economic and regulatory dysfunction — barriers that many people would rightly prefer to tear down.
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But Apple has showed a willingness to tear down its so-called walled garden and put its digital services on third-party products like Samsung TVs and Amazon's Echo speakers.
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Biden said that adding a public option, while maintaining private insurance, is a more practical short-term option than Sanders' proposal to tear down the private health care industry entirely.
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Today was the first time they were able to walk into their house since the flooding, and a contractor recommended that they tear down the entire house to the studs.
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We are going to keep trying to tear down the color line of racism and social inequality, and build a real future for all black people to enjoy and thrive.
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Their plan, after Trump loses, is to try to pick up the pieces, block Democratic legislation, and beat Clinton in 2020 — not tear down the entire fabric of American democracy.
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Very often the parties have used scandals, regardless of their significance, to tear down their opponents through character assassination rather than genuine debates over which party offers the best ideas.
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Moscow is undertaking the largest urban resettlement programme in modern history -- preparing to tear down more than 4,500 apartment buildings that house approximately one-tenth of the Russian capital's population.
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Video released by Islamic State supporters, purporting to show them at work in Nimrud, included footage of the militants using bulldozers and electric drills to tear down murals and statues.
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As they tear down their roster, they could still trade Steven Adams and Danilo Gallinari, two productive veterans who could help playoff teams and likely land the Thunder further assets.
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Before he ever considered he might end up in prison himself, in the late 1990s, Ring helped write some of the very laws he is now trying to tear down.
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Cucuzza and the maintenance crew would have had to tear down the work they had just completed in only a few minutes, before the losing players returned to the clubhouse.
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Mohamed Hadid is taking a major L on what he hoped would be his $100 million Bel-Air mansion -- cause a judge says he's gotta tear down the whole thing.
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In September, Business Insider reported that he was forced to tear down four dome-like structures on his California property that were supposed to be temporary prototypes for homeless housing.
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Sandeep Dhaliwal, 42, was beloved within his community, and hailed by friends as an example of how love-inspired service to others can tear down walls of distrust and misunderstanding.
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" 'Punch our friends' Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker told CNN he was concerned that that Trump is trying to "tear down" NATO and "punch our friends in the nose.
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Right now, the President is doing his best to tear down the special counsel in the apparent belief that if he doesn't, Mueller will eventually do the same to him.
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Ronald Reagan typified the single clarifying truth habit of mind, both when he was describing an enemy (Evil Empire) and when he was calling for change (tear down this wall).
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Serious motion capture setups often involve dozens of optical markers, inertial sensors or both, making them a pain to set up and tear down, and producing a ton of data.
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The grandfather bought the house with his daughter, Ellingwood's mother, and the first thing they did was tear down the fence between the two properties, creating one big family compound.
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In the 20083s, many people pushed hard to tear down the red-brick building, which they viewed as too stark a reminder of an ugly period in the city's past.
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Today I'm posting an excerpt of our discussion that's particularly relevant amid the renewed debate over New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu trying to tear down Confederate monuments across his city.
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" Ms. Merkel also urged the graduates to "tear down walls of ignorance" that feed nationalism and isolationism, and to remember that democracy "is not something we can take for granted.
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Polls show the public does not want to tear down the European Union, and if many people want to change the bloc, they often disagree on how to do it.
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Mr. Erdogan counts his building feats at virtually every election rally and warns that his opponents plan to tear down everything his Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P., has built.
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Demonstrators attempted to tear down or dismantle some of the city's 50 newly-installed so-called "smart lampposts" -- which have cameras and sensors -- in a protest against perceived government surveillance.
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Mohamed Hadid has declared bankruptcy on behalf of his company that owns his mansion ... this after a judge told him he's gotta tear down his $100 million Bel-Air home.
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For a global arena so technologically advanced, we're somehow still working overtime to tear down the same archaic systems that have long treated many of us like second-class citizens.
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Jeb Bush's 2016 presidential campaign, said Mr. Trump would need to "tear down" whoever is the eventual Democratic nominee in order to win re-election, given his low approval ratings.
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As for Lee, it's entirely possible she was cognizant of how bad Watchman was, and wanted it released to help tear down the cloying myth that Atticus Finch had become.
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"Anything on the lake, you're paying a premium, even for a tear-down," she said, adding that a lakefront lot of less than an acre recently sold for $2536 million.
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Wall Street can tear down the guardrails preventing another financial crisis and the NRA can block gun violence prevention legislation even as Americans die every day from preventable gun tragedies.
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To hear Trump tear down the press, to describe it as "fake news," is chilling, not necessarily because he says it but because so many of his followers believe it.
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While Unger takes great pains to tear down the "incompetent" and "Lilliputian" Madison, there aren't any signs that Monroe had any ill will towards his predecessor, a fellow Virginian and Republican.
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But while Luckey can probably tear down and reassemble a custom desktop rig with half a frontal lobe tied behind his back, many Facebook staffers only know the world of Apple.
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But the real damage would come from the air burst, caused by the meteor hurtling through the atmosphere, which could collapse buildings and tear down trees up to 30 miles away.
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We've invited a panel of experts to tear down real pitch decks live onstage, to help any founder in the room learn about the right way to tell a startup's story.
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We are facing an attempt to tear down the foundations of our republic by corrupt, unelected bureaucrats who have decided the will of voters is subordinate to their will to power.
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Hynes's act of reclaiming space there, coincidence or not, is symbolic of Freetown Sound's purpose: a self-described clap back against people trying to tear down black, queer, and unsung identities.
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If you want to make a dent in a company's productivity as a DevOps engineer, you best learn to tear down the silos and make inroads all across the office. 2.
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Cosby, and some who have come to his defense, have called the accusations a ploy to tear down Cosby's character, and said that many of these women willingly slept with him.
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A group of construction workers accidentally tear down the wall of the conference room, which was a very meta moment because you know the show is actually tearing down its set.
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Monument preservationists compared the pro-removal crowd to fascists, or the Islamic State, saying that only haters of freedom haters would want to tear down what is, at heart, an idea.
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The logical outcome of the left's cries that a wall is "racist" and "immoral" is that Democrats will tear down all the walls on the southern border when they take power.
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The Air Force has conducted exercises in Eastern Europe in recent months to see how effectively it can build up, tear down and move to get closer to a potential crisis.
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Recently, an official in the city's demolition program, which receives federal tax dollars to tear down vacant homes, was charged for delivering bid information to a company in exchange for bribes.
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It said the mosque's leaders had failed to meet a June 30 deadline set by the local authorities to tear down the structure to make way for construction of a bridge.
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Okada, the best wrestler in the world, had made it a personal mission to tear-down the New Japan Pro Wrestling record book and re-write it in his own image.
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Ms. Montague learned the computer system on her own and then told her boss that to install her program she would have to tear down the Navy's computer and rebuild it.
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Then she bought a chiffon skirt with a floral pattern — less than $6, including a yellow T-shirt to wear with it — that arrived with a jagged tear down the side.
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While Trump ran as a populist, promising to tear down a "rigged system" — language that echoed Warren's own rhetoric — his anti-Wall Street rhetoric fused with a pro-Wall Street platform.
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Years later, President Ronald Reagan famously asked Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall" in Berlin as a condition of improved relations with the United States and the West.
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Brooks's final argument is at once his most dumbfounding and revealing — that Sanders would tear down America's political institutions: These days, Sanders masquerades as something less revolutionary than he really is.
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" Despite the empty rhetoric, President Reagan had the strength and fortitude to stand up to Soviet Russia when he said at loudly to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev "tear down this wall!
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"I think there are some House members that decided they want to start the election early, and they're going to do everything they can to tear down the President," Kennedy said.
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Through Baumbach's lens, a gorgeous shoreline estate on Long Island is rendered as a barren tear-down, symbolized by a rotting family tree that literally crashes down on the reception tent.
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"We don't want the ministry to tear down the building when the terrorist didn't manage to do that," Janne Wilberg, the city of Oslo's director of cultural heritage, told the Times.
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The pile-on to tear down the candidate with the highest black support, in favor of candidacies running on far-left progressive policies with little to no minority appeal, is ugly.
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But so far, Democrats have blunted Republicans' attacks on the impeachment drive by beginning their inquiry with witnesses whose track records as nonpartisan, dedicated public servants are difficult to tear down.
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And when you compare the two, you are charged with taking sides, or inciting disagreements, in an effort to tear down Mr. Trump or weaken America in front of its adversaries.
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One man burnt the Catalan flag while a group tried to tear down a banner reading 'More democracy' hanging from the front of the town hall to cheers from the crowd.
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"There are a lot of things we could do to make ourselves more competitive, but let's not tear down the structure that has given so much to each of us," Hills contended.
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But it will ensure the media is doing its job of informing the public -- even with a President like this one who is doing his best to tear down that journalistic responsibility.
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In the mid 2000s, development plans to "revitalize downtown" attempted to tear down vast stretches of South El Paso and Segundo Barrio, one of the oldest Mexican neighborhoods in the United States.
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The last-gasp Republican drive to tear down President Barack Obama's health care law essentially died Monday as Collins joined a small but decisive cluster of GOP senators in opposing the push.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria plans to convert and possibly tear down the house Hitler was born in to prevent it becoming a pilgrimage site for neo-Nazis, the Interior Ministry said on Monday.
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That's worth considering in these nightmarish days on the platforms, where politics can seem like toxic fandom, with each day offering new data points for people to build up or tear down.
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" The MPs rounded off their letter by calling on the press to respect an individual's right to privacy and to stop "seeking to tear down a woman down for no apparent reason.
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The church itself will likely be demolished, according to a spokesperson for the Southern Baptist Convention, who said Pomeroy told the convention this week that he wants to tear down the building.
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These thousands of tweets, and the online "outrage culture" they could be uncharitably lumped with, are easy to tear down as redundant and self-righteous, and maybe a lot of them are.
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Now that she owned it, Edlich embarked on a one-woman mission to tear down the existing structure and replace it with a seaside mansion made of wood, stone, steel, and glass.
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The campaign even led Rotten Tomatoes to institute a new anti-review bombing measure to deal with the cavalcade of angry people trying to tear down Captain Marvel's page before its release.
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While countless politicos have discussed the need for tax reform for years, Mnuchin is a change agent who is ready to tear down burdensome regulations and slay some of Washington's sacred cows.
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And it comes with additional risk: More time for Republicans, who've long tried to downplay or mischaracterize the special counsel's findings as exoneration of Trump, to tear down Mueller's credibility and reputation.
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Whether by buying bread from the local baker in a village in Afghanistan, or coffee from the market in Baghdad, he and his soldiers could tear down even the most hostile barriers.
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Most houses have the Chinese character for "tear down" spray painted on them by demolition teams, although the paint has faded as the standoff between the residents and the developer dragged on.
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They say it's time to focus on other congressional priorities, while at the same time dubbing Democrats as "radical" leftist crusaders seeking to tear down the Trump presidency any way they can.
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Her relationship with him was initially strained when she refused him permission in 2008 to speak at the Brandenburg Gate, where Ronald Reagan had given his famous "tear down this wall" speech.
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But luck — and the law — was not on his side when he was forced to tear down four "Star Wars"-inspired domes on his 300-acre property in California back in September.
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"It's clear what Republicans are planning to do: They are planning to tear down the president's nominee without regard to who the person is," said Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary.
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"It sounds counterintuitive, but her way of keeping people from taking themselves seriously created a space for profound confidence among people society generally works to tear down in various ways," Stahl said.
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For hardcore Trump supporters, though, the real scandal is the way the media is hyping dubious, decades-old stories to tear down the one man who could rescue the country from doom.
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The moment it has captured was in 1987 when Reagan was at Brandenburg gate in Berlin and said to the last leader of the Soviet Union: "Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall."
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Democrats across the country see health care as a winning political issue and accuse the Trump administration of trying to tear down the Affordable Care Act without offering much of a replacement.
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Activists also used hammers to tear down a metal barrier surrounding the Bank of Mexico, and lit a bonfire whose flames and smoke could be seen blocks away from the public square.
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If it sounds counterintuitive, if not crazy, to tear down a highway that still carries thousands of cars and trucks each day, there are a number of case studies to point to.
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But the Cardinals are hardly poor — they are starting a 15-year cable deal worth more than $1 billion this year — and they are unconvinced that a tear-down would work, anyway.
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As Edsall notes, NFC can also explain some of Trump's support, as a not insignificant slice of the American electorate seems to be driven by a desire to tear down the system.
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Combined with federal housing bills that paid developers to tear down existing housing stock and replace it with high-rises, they resulted in the continued decimation of huge swaths of many cities.
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Activists also used hammers to tear down a metal barrier surrounding the Bank of Mexico, and lit a bonfire whose flames and smoke could be seen blocks away from the public square.
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It would be easy to mistake Jocko Willink as the type of executive coach who would bark orders as if he were in the battlefield, and tear down underperforming employees without mercy.
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"The world has changed dramatically since the United States, Canada and Mexico first agreed to tear down barriers to free trade a quarter-century ago," said National Retail Federation CEO Matthew Shay.
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"We've never had a president who's deliberately made decisions, the effect of which is to tear down America's standing in the world, starting with his withdrawal from the Paris agreement," Gore said.
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By mid-morning, dozens of Beijing supporters had started to tear down the large mosaics of colourful posted notes calling for democracy and denouncing perceived Chinese meddling in the former British colony.
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Two GOP lawmakers and one former Republican committee staffer added fuel to the fire last year, by claiming that a core goal of the committee was to tear down Clinton's presidential ambitions.
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There was some thought that the Thunder could be a competent, competitive team with their current core, but many in the NBA world assumed they would continue to tear-down their roster.
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The Bloomberg ads have been neatly split between promoting Bloomberg's own presidential ambitions and seeking to tear down Trump on key issues such as health care while raising questions about his temperament.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Dozens of families remained at a lead-contaminated public housing complex in northwest Indiana despite a Friday target date to move them out so the city could tear down the buildings.
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Cast members in Shepard plays are often required to tear down the set, literally (in his early "La Turista," a young man walked through a wall), and engage in highly physical fights.
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And Trump's incessant claims that he is the victim of "hoax" investigations and attempts to tear down the guardrails surrounding his office often give the impression that he has something to hide.
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After all, ours is the party of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act—all of which we've fought hard to protect against Republican efforts to tear down over decades.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York endorsed a plan to tear down that road, the Sheridan Expressway, and replace it with a tree-lined boulevard that could stitch the community back together.
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Then, in 2014, a government campaign to demolish "illegal" churches and tear down the crosses that adorned them sparked an outcry from the Christian community and sowed mistrust of authorities among believers.
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Now Charlamagne, who is in his late 30s, has written a book, "Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It" (Touchstone), that seeks not to tear down but to lift up.
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"Congressman O'Rourke not only opposes a wall ... he wants to tear down the ones we have," Cruz said, noting the wall between O'Rourke's hometown of El Paso, Texas, and neighboring Juarez, Mexico.
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" The book's key tenets, per Peters: "The rhythmic, seasonal nature of history that the authors identify foresees an inevitable period of decay and destruction that will tear down existing social and political institutions.
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As he spoke on Sunday, protesters holding flags emblazoned with the same Nazi swastika as the banners he had helped tear down decades earlier tried to interrupt his speech with shouts and megaphones.
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Rohrabacher said when he worked in the White House for President Ronald Reagan he had a role in the famous "tear down this wall" speech during the Cold War with the Soviet Union.
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"This 35-year-old, uncorroborated claim is the latest in a coordinated smear campaign by the Democrats designed to tear down a good man," White House spokesperson Kerri Kupec said in a statement.
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Democrats totally failed to tear down the gilded television image of Donald Trump, successful businessman and tycoon, in their 2016 efforts to explain to voters that he'd actually been just mediocre at business.
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At a cost of about $21975 million, Mr. Masucci would rehabilitate five remaining buildings on the site, tear down five others and preserve a 112-year-old men's dormitory as a stabilized ruin.
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Instead of a fanatical personality cult, Mandate portrays a popular communitarian movement whose aim is to tear down both the Han Dynasty and the deeply hierarchal economic structures it has codified for centuries.
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I think poor black Americans have gravitated toward the Democratic Party in the past 40 years because that's the party that has promised to tear down the most legal barriers to black advancement.
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It led him to tear down the ropes separating whites from blacks in his early southern Crusades, and to a friendship with Martin Luther King that extended to bailing him out of jail.
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The second figure is larger because, in many instances, a developer will tear down the existing structure and build a bigger building on that dirt, said Lisa Denight, a research analyst at CBRE.
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We saw her at SXSW tear down the stage, both as one of our favorite acts of the festival and an prime example of what R&B of the future will look like.
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Giorgos Stathakis told Greek radio channel 24/7 Friday that authorities would tear down 61 structures, mainly fencing, at sites on beaches, streams and areas earmarked for reforestation in several regions of Attica.
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City leaders are eager to spend over a billion dollars to tear down and rebuild our international airport despite its widespread popularity as a convenient and efficient place to travel to and from.
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Earlier this month, Catholic women led by former Irish president Mary McAleese demanded a greater decision-making role for women in the Church, urging the pope to tear down its "walls of misogyny".
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Democrats have hijacked the famous words of President Ronald Reagan to "tear down that wall" between East and West Berlin, and applied it to the southern border between Mexico and the United States.
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Hatred in all its forms – whether transphobia, homophobia, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, sexism, or racism – stems from the same need to tear down humanity, to disrupt the peace we build amongst ourselves as people.
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In a recent report, "Tear Down These Walls", the Senate's banking committee guessed that the economy loses C$130 billion ($99 billion) a year from internal barriers, which is among the higher estimates.
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The disputes are often over efforts to tear down houses to redevelop valuable land, moves that are usually backed by local officials seeking to increase economic growth and tax revenue from land sales.
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In a blog post released soon after the hotel industry documents were disclosed, the company beautifully told its story, exposing why the industry is seeking to tear down Airbnb instead of competing fairly.
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One saving grace is that when they come to tear down the arena some day — and that day will probably come before too long — we will at least know what to call it.
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And even as Snopes works to tear down potentially life-threatening claims one by one, social platforms are nevertheless flooded with conspiracy theories, viral stories and reports, and unverified claims from government officials.
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She shouted that if they really wanted to "love both" — the No campaign's slogan meaning to love both mother and baby — then they should tear down those same posters outside the maternity hospital.
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Gottlieb is also a cancer survivor, a venture capitalist and a government insider who long said he wanted to tear down the wall of FDA regulations that he believes is holding back innovation.
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" White House spokesperson Kerri Kupec said in a statement, "This 35-year-old, uncorroborated claim is the latest in a coordinated smear campaign by the Democrats designed to tear down a good man.
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Those monuments have been there for a very long time, and suddenly, Nancy Pelosi wants to help these anarchists and these violent protestors tear down pieces of America, American culture and American history.
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His successor, Mahant Avaidyanath, urged Hindu mobs in 21 to tear down a 2000th-century mosque and build a temple there, setting off some of the bloodiest religious riots in India's recent history.
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Last February, the city and Chase announced plans to tear down the Union Carbide for a new 923-story building, the first major development announced after the approval of the Midtown East rezoning.
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For all of Wall Street's surprise, however, a common link between supporters and detractors of the Trump campaign was their expectations for legislation that would simultaneously tear down Dodd-Frank, and reimplement Glass-Steagall.
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Washington (CNN)German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged Harvard graduates Thursday to "tear down walls of ignorance and narrow-mindedness" in a speech that was an apparent rebuke of President Donald Trump's policies and worldview.
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Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall, the evil empire; kind of similar to little rocket man fire and fury, and now even Democrats can&apost help but acknowledge how great the Reagan years were.
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And you deserve leaders who will do whatever it takes to tear down all the barriers holding you back and then replace them with those ladders of opportunity that every American deserves to have.
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FRANKFURT — Eight years ago, a U.S. presidential candidate named Barack Obama captivated hundreds of thousands of cheering supporters at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate with a promise to tear down walls between races and nations.
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Back in 1987, weeks after Ronald Reagan startled the world by calling on Soviet leaders to tear down the Berlin Wall, Mr Trump placed full-page advertisements in major newspapers expressing a bleaker worldview.
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All of my self-imposed standards and personal habits had become sacred in my mind, and if there's one thing that metal should do regularly, it's tear down sacred concepts, just because it can.
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Because the iPhone X is released at 8 AM local time all around the world, flying to Sydney buys the team 16 "extra" hours to tear down the iPhone before the East Coast launch.
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He didn't challenge Raul to "tear down the wall," as did President Reagan did Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a generation ago in Germany, but rather encouraged Cubans to hang in there and be cool.
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"Today's FBI forgiveness of tyrants' illegal acts illustrate purpose in why I insist Americans rise up and tear down this tyrannical system that is destroying America from within," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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The activists from the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation who supplied the President's list of twenty-five prospective nominees are determined to tear down the monuments, on select issues, that Kennedy has built.
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" Shortis tells CNN that issues like gay marriage, free speech and the call to tear down statues of colonists are "trigger points to reactions, they really are, and I think we're in dangerous times.
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Yet on Tuesday the governor traveled to West Baltimore to announce a nearly $700 million plan to tear down vacant buildings throughout the city and bring in new development over the next four years.
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His great epiphany early on was that he could overcome this deficiency by raising gobs and gobs of money, and then using that money to [run] ads that would simply tear down the opponent.
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While strong winds can rip shingles off roofs and tear down power lines, flooding often causes more widespread, costlier damage — and can be more dangerous for humans, no matter what the hurricane category is.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - French workers began demolishing the "Jungle" shanty town in Calais on Tuesday, wielding sledgehammers to tear down makeshift dwellings as their former residents - migrants seeking entry to Britain - were moved out.
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They want to tear down some highways in cities and replace all that elevated-and-barricaded pavement with lower-speed streets that favor pedestrians and bicyclists and foster greater connectivity among neighborhoods and residents.
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She described stretched-thin hospitals without enough masks for nurses and a world in which those who have mild cases and thwart quarantine and social distancing requests tear down our already shaky support system.
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A federal grand jury has been investigating the awarding of contracts to tear down more than 12,000 dilapidated homes as part of a war on blight led by Detroit's first-term mayor, Mike Duggan.
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While Reagan's legacy will be helping to tear down communism and that wall, Trump's legacy will be turning Republican lawmakers into dupes assisting Russia as it undermines our democracy — and democracy around the world.
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"Virulent, take-no-prisoners attacks on the media, the judiciary, labor unions, universities, teachers, scientists, civil servants — pick your target — [are threatening to] tear down the scaffolding on which society is built," he wrote.
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To the Editor: After spending three angry years attempting to tear down the Trump presidency, the Democratic Party had to settle for tearing up his written words by the petty and fuming Nancy Pelosi.
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Mr. Stone won't say how frequently they speak these days, but he shares the president's tear-down-the-system impulses and is ubiquitous on cable news, radio and the website InfoWars defending Mr. Trump.
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The anecdote seemed to be an implicit rebuke to the establishment figures in his party and their intensifying efforts to tear down Trump in a frantic effort to stop him from becoming their nominee.
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The Washington Post reports that representatives from the Trump regime, including staff from HUD, were recently in California and are considering a plan to tear down homeless encampments and move people into temporary facilities.
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" Pelosi hit the Trump administration, saying that the Justice Department "decided not only to try to destroy protections for pre-existing conditions, but to tear down every last benefit and protection the ACA affords.
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With much fanfare, the FCC has just announced a sweeping new proposal to "tear down the barriers" that supposedly limit innovation and choice in video and save TV viewers on their monthly television bills.
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And the city council voted to tear down the Robert E. Lee statue, although those plans are currently on hold as a court reviews whether the city can do so without the state's permission.
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Although this wasn't the scope of his study, I can't help but wonder how current socialist literature — as a literature without popular or Party endorsement — can continue to inspire, broaden vistas and tear down borders.
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Today, on the anniversary of Reagan&aposs Brandenburg Gate speech where he said tear down this wall, I doth my cap to my White House former colleagues to choose June 19533th as a big day.
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Tidal's public response to these accusations isn't to highlight the great work they've done or the artist who are thriving on the platform, but rather to tear down those who speak any word of criticism.
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Saudi media have published government plans to tear down al-Musawara, built during Ottoman rule more than 200 years ago, to flush out militants who it says are using its narrow streets to escape arrest.
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The mainstream al-Hayat newspaper quoted sources as saying that gunmen attacked workers who were trying to start to tear down al-Musawara as part of redevelopment plans and security forces killed a wanted man.
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Though the film mentions early that her $9 billion-plus valuation company would wind up worth less than zero, it does a keen job of building empathy for her that it can tear down later.
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Video that went viral after it was released by Islamic State in 2014 showed militants using bulldozers and drills to tear down murals and statues the 3,000-year-old Assyrian site of Nimrud near Mosul.
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But instead of letting her parents tear down her self-esteem and discourage her, the book claims, she embraced her obstacles and used them as motivation to get out of Brooklyn and into the limelight.
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Whether it was saying a judge with Mexican ancestry couldn't give him a fair hearing to his attacks now on "Obama" judges -- he's looking to tear down the constraints the courts have put on him.
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But one of its employees has since sent images to the owners showing that Google Maps places the pin for the building the firm was supposed to tear down on the site of their property.
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They&aposre now 21-212 under coach Hue Jackson and a numbers-crunching front office led by Sashi Brown, whose decision to tear down a roster to its foundation has to this point proven foolish.
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He holds notably liberal positions on border security and immigration: last month, he said he would "absolutely" tear down the border wall in his home city of El Paso, Texas if he were elected president.
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Makeup artist and YouTuber Tati Westbrook is explaining why she posted the 43-minute tear-down of her former mentee, fellow beauty YouTuber and CoverGirl Ambassador James Charles, that has torn the beauty community apart.
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Reluctance to tear down historic homes to make room for more dense housing has led to high prices and a severe shortage of affordable housing, and one of the worst homelessness crises in the country.
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Rather than lift up the desired traits of great leadership for this entry, I'll continue down the route of harsh truth and expose the kinds of bosses that can disengage employees and tear down organizations.
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While those arguments are focused on whether to tear down or remove monuments, other government officials, nonprofit groups and entrepreneurs have been more quietly constructing new ways to focus on the history of civil rights.
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This makes them at once an all-purpose metaphor for how it's sometimes tempting to tear down the world and start over again and examples of the very storytelling tropes they're supposed to be subverting.
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In fact, this study found that a team that achieves high mediocrity — say, 45 wins — is better off bringing in the best possible minds and carefully adding talent, rather than engaging in a tear-down.
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But no matter how many barriers to international commerce the European Union manages to tear down, its leaders will not change one economic fact of life: The United States remains the Continent's largest trading partner.
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Trump's decision Sunday to elevate Bannon to chief strategist and senior counselor ensures that the firebrand's long-time efforts to tear down the GOP establishment will have a home just steps from the Oval Office.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Anti-Legacy," by Peter Baker (news analysis, Sunday Review, June 25): Do you know why President Trump is working so hard to tear down former President Barack Obama's legacy?
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"Mayor Pete's constant attempts to tear down progressive priorities is more likely to please big CEO donors and lobbying firms than Democratic voters," said Charles Chamberlain, the chairman of the liberal group Democracy for America.
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Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie said earlier this month that officials had received numerous requests to tear down the three-story building where the shooting took place and place a memorial on the site.
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Migrants tried to tear down the razor wire fence between the two countries last week but were blocked by Macedonian forces and dozens were wounded when Macedonian police fired teargas and rubber bullets at them.
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MIAMI/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said his Democratic opponents would tear down crosses and pledged to bring prayer to public schools at a re-election rally to shore up evangelical support.
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So when you see this effort to tear down the CIA, the FBI, Office of Government Ethics, voting rights, on and on, we have to bring these things to the attention of the American people.
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Divya and her husband Terry, a corrections officer, were presented with a choice: tear down their home and rebuild it above flood level, but still risk water damage during dangerous storms, or purchase a new home.
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By exploiting Trump's quick-trigger tendencies to attack and destroy his rivals—including by threatening police action—Anonymous is seeking to tear down not his personal privacy, but something much more sacred to him: his brand.
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So rather than tear down the Los Alamos facilities after the war, it began to develop a full-blown community around the lab, replete with "houses, schools, stores, utilities, warehouses" and churches representing 14 different denominations.
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Police arrested a 22-year-old activist who helped tear down a Confederate statue in North Carolina on Monday – following the deadly car attack at a rally of white nationalists and white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Mr Trump has long been determined to tear down the legacy of his predecessor, but the electoral benefits of trying to strip health insurance from millions of Americans one year before a national election are unclear.
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Instead of covering your walls in posters you'll likely tear down by the year's end, pick up this rainbow felt letter board that will allow you to shift your self-expressive style every semester (or day).
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China's housing ministry said last week it would restrict subsidies to cities with hot property markets for new projects to tear down and redevelop shantytowns, which had led to a buying frenzy, especially in smaller cities.
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Because while I may not be a Selena Gomez fan, I have never in my life felt the need to tear down a young woman just because of who she dated and how their relationship ended.
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For example, Detroit is spending $256 million in federal grants to tear down vacant buildings, and Mayor Mike Duggan is pushing a $200 million bond issue to help eliminate blight by 2024, per the Detroit News.
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Environment Minister Giorgos Stathakis told Greek radio channel 24/7 on Friday that authorities would tear down 61 structures, mainly fencing, at sites on beaches, streams and areas earmarked for reforestation in several regions of Attica.
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There remain significant formal barriers to a decent education at the primary, secondary and collegiate levels in the United States -- barriers we could easily tear down with greater resources and investments of money, time and professionalism.
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At the end of the spot, if I didn't help with tear down, I'd not be eligible for a jump draw—a cash advance which most carnies use to get from one town to the other.
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After years of renting out the building to artists, letting them spray paint the building's walls, Wolkoff moved to tear down what had become the country's "largest collection of exterior aerosol art" to build luxury condos.
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The crash happened in the midst of a tense day of protests as white nationalists, Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis, and other white supremacists gathered in Charlottesville to protest plans to tear down Confederate monuments.
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The move begins to tear down the main pillar of Obama's second-term climate change agenda, where he sought to use executive authority to fight climate change after Congress declined to pass cap-and-trade legislation.
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What is equally clear but far less visible is his attempt to tear down a very functional and important wall built to protect the health of local communities from environmental threats — the National Environmental Policy Act.
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"The Justice Department and the Trump administration decided not only to destroy protections for pre-existing conditions but to tear down every last benefit and protection the ACA has," Pelosi said at a press conference Tuesday.
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According to the source, Kim and Kanye plan to tear down the house that currently exists on the property, and will replace it with a home of their own as well outdoor spaces for the kids.
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Protesters have also started fighting to tear down such statues, including the statue of General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson in Charleston, W.Va. Demonstrators in Durham, N.C., tore down a statue of a Confederate soldier on Monday night.
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"I want to look at what President Trump has done, aided and abetted by the Republicans in Congress, to tear down the foundations of our democracy," said Cummings, who is now set to become committee chairman.
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Normally, cordless vacuums are also a little lighter than their wired counterparts and they're quicker to set up and tear down, so you can get the house tidied up quickly if you're on a time crunch.
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Levine told me he's trying to tear down "the barrier between normal people … and art," so that we become as familiar with (and comfortable talking about) art as we are with our favorite movies and musicians.
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While the sub does primarily upvote the more insufferable elements of the left, they'll also never pass up an opportunity to tear down a straw(wo)man feminist or proclaim that there are only two genders.
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The idea behind the DSM, launched in May 2015 and heavily backed by the UK Government at the time, was to tear down regulatory walls and move from 28 national 'digital' markets to a single one.
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The school district is also considering plans to tear down the ninth grade building where an expelled 19-year-old is accused of opening fire and replace it with a memorial honoring the 17 who died.
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Officials in Brazil's Minas Gerais state, where the disaster occurred, say they are now going to push for legislation requiring dry mining and forcing miners to tear down tailings dams when they are located above communities.
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Kavanaugh, tear down this wall," a fellow at the conservative Thomas B. Fordham Institute, Dale Chu, expressed hope that "one of the most contentious issues within education policy may once again have its day in court.
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My family huddled inside a downstairs bedroom of our two-story home, and it felt like the pitchforked monster had opened hell's gates, freeing his demons to try to tear down the door and devour us.
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Holding red and blue placards saying "Stop Trump" and "Tear Down Trump's Wall", dozens of cheering activists toppled the 2.5 meter (8.2 foot) structure, emblazoned with a picture of Trump, with their hands and rubber mallets.
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It was Staten Island reduced to an overstuffed hotel ballroom: a cannoli spread, the thick tang of hair products and undying loyalty to a man — well, two men — whom borough outsiders keep trying to tear down.
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That could still happen, of course, but at the moment, a team with a mix of veteran contributors and young pieces is a perfectly competent playoff team with the assets to build up or tear down.
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When Barack Obama urged moderation, saying, "The average American doesn't think we have to completely tear down the system and remake it," the Democrat who will win on this election night of 2020 heeded his advice.
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Our fervent hope is that even isolated agreements won't just advance good policy but will also help tear down the walls of mistrust and bitterness that have degraded our politics and turned Americans against one another.
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Wolkoff told CNN in 2013 that he decided to paint over the walls because the building would take several months to tear down and he didn't want the artists' work to be ruined in the process.
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"I don't think any of the associates want them to tear down the store," said Alex Rodriguez, 24, a store employee for five years, who was taking his lunch break at home when the shooting started.
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Beyond noting Clinton's popular-vote margin, Chait, like others on the left, points to willful distortion by Republicans determined from the start to tear down Obama and cynical news media that were complicit in that strategy.
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The move begins to tear down the main pillar of Obama's second-term climate change agenda, where he sought to use executive authority to fight climate change after Congress declined to pass cap-and-trade legislation.
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Mohamed Hadid might need a wrecking ball much sooner than expected -- his company just took a big L, which means he can't delay a court order to tear down a planned $100 million Bel-Air mansion.
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Demonstrators tried to tear down the fence so that tens of thousands of Palestinians could pour through, a nightmare scenario for Israel, but were stopped by fire from snipers positioned behind berms on the Israel side.
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"I don't think any of the associates want them to tear down the store," said Alex Rodriguez, 24, a store employee for five years, who was taking his lunch break at home when the shooting started.
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Similarly, his images from 2016, showing the blank walls and campus protests resulting from a student movement to tear down artwork deemed offensive, also pointed to a broader issue: an international retreat from dialogue and democracy.
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BRANTLEY I do think one of his concerns is to erase borders and tear down walls, not just to rattle us with avant-garde self-consciousness, but to suggest our own kinship with the people onstage.
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"We should tear down this wall of conflict to meet the Korean people's constant ideals and demands to open a grand path for unification," Kim Jong Un said Sunday, according to state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun.
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" Which is, she concludes, not a celebrity/paparazzi problem: "This is a problem with how we tear down women and reduce them to a sum of body parts, to be at once both sexualized and shamed.
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And yet, the world often looks different from inside the Oval Office, and despite the clear temperamental and rhetorical gulf between the two men, it remains unclear how much of the Obama legacy Trump will tear down.
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The fine folks at iFixit are usually first off the mark to tear down the latest iPhones and work out exactly what's inside the casing, including the size of the battery and the amount of RAM installed.
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" The Chancellor spoke in German and used a translator, but notably switched to English to close out her speech and said, "Tear down walls of ignorance and narrow-mindedness, for nothing has to stay as it is.
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This week, I am sharing a proposal with my colleagues to tear down the barriers that currently prevent innovators from developing new ways for consumers to access and enjoy their favorite shows and movies on their terms.
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More importantly, it's consistent with what viewers already know about the Gilead leadership, a group of men who used fundamentalist panic over declining birth rates to tear down their country and invent a new and terrible realm.
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In the metaphor by Niall Ferguson quoted at the start of this report, rather than tear down the data towers, the task at hand is to create a sufficiently vibrant digital town square to make diversity flourish.
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After your handpicked Deputy Andrew McCabe was fired you tweeted this, you said Special Agent McCabe stood tall over the last eight months when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on.
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"How could we allow them to tear down a mosque that is still in good condition?" he said, adding that the mosque conducts prayers attended by about 30,000 Muslims and was built using believers&apos personal funds.
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Lastly, and most destructively, we could tear down our existing patchwork of alternating-current grids and construct a new, high-transmission, direct-current supergrid, shuttling electricity across the continent and matching supply to demand with predictive software.
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While the flight of stairs has been a welcome addition for the community in Tom Riley Park, the city is now threatening to tear down the stairway because it was not built according to the city's regulations.
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In the October edition of his newsletter, "The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report," in a section discussing capitalism versus socialism, Faber criticized the move to tear down monuments commemorating the U.S. Civil War military leaders of the Confederacy.
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Yes, he was going to campaign against the press the way he did during his election campaign, but he, on Day One and Day Two, started this immediately, this attempt to continue to tear down the press.
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But no matter what the Sqweel 2 looks like, Twitter is here to tear down the idea that repeatedly hitting a clitoris with silicone tongues is nothing like oral sex and would most likely just be unpleasant.
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The original plan would tear down the graveyard of rusting oil refineries that sit on the site, which stretches from Greenpoint to Williamsburg along the East River, and return the reedy riverbank to something closer to nature.
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This is the tradition of John F. Kennedy promising to end world hunger, Ronald Reagan calling for Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall, and Barack Obama's affirmation in Cairo that democracy is a universal creed.
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Let's get something straight about President Obama's approach with regard to Israel, he isn't trying to tear down the Jewish state so much as he is trying to build up its principle enemy in the region – Iran.
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Democrats have been part of a perpetual quest to achieve civility and temper partisan passions even when the Republicans move further to the right, becoming more aggressive and more confrontational in their willingness to tear down opponents.
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But why is it so difficult every time he is either talking about one person, Vladimir Putin or standing next to Vladimir Putin, that he suddenly can&apost do the Reagan, Mr. Gorbachev tear down that wall?
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"We will follow all paths and everywhere make our pilgrim way; we will tear down all walls and cross every frontier as we go out to every periphery to make known God's justice and peace," he said.
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His own popularity was always middling; people were always ambivalent about him because of his lack of natural charm and constituency; he'd just tear down the other guy, so he'd be left standing as the fallback alternative.
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The harassment largely stemmed from anti-feminist Star Wars fan accounts who rounded up and highlighted tweets under the pretense that those complaining were "outraged" social justice warriors trying to tear down a successful Star Wars franchise.
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Speaking Wednesday by telephone from the demolition site, Mr. Chen said it would take at least a week to tear down the entire temple addition, which will leave only the original, smaller temple structure on the property.
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"When I talk to groups about the museum and I mention that in the 1970s there was this effort to tear down the building, people gasp," Stephen Fagin, now the museum's head curator, told me in 2013.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled — from bans on marketing to police raids that tear down large marijuana farms — and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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The Palestinians trying to tear down the fence are risking their lives to make a point, knowing that the protests amount to little more than a public relations stunt for Hamas, the militant movement that rules Gaza.
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But these solutions mostly tear down limits to the addressable markets for their own products without necessarily expanding economic opportunity or promoting inclusion, while also often being based on internet and mobile technology not available to all.
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Other Americans recognize this as a witch hunt by sore losers who'd rather tear down Mr. Trump than pursue solutions to America's problems — let alone address their own mistakes that brought us Mr. Trump to begin with.
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This is not just because of the imagery, which, in the first half, is heavy with depictions of water — raining on windshields and inside musty rooms, rippling in puddles, trickling in a tear down a character's cheek.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing plans to tear down at least 40 million square meters, or a staggering 15.44 square miles, of illegal structures, roughly an area of 28 London Hyde Parks, and shut 500 manufacturing firms this year.
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And yet, 10 Democratic senators are lining up next to Republicans to tear down a barrier that stands between us and the next financial crisis -- and making it easier for Wall Street to make an extra buck.
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With an average of 12 million Americans watching each day, the testimony laid out in meticulous detail an effort by Mr. Trump and his lieutenants to pressure Ukraine into helping him tear down his domestic political rivals.
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It is that veil of secrecy that the North Carolina activists want to tear down by continuously reaching out to people of faith, military veterans, youth, civil libertarians, academics and community groups, asking them to take action.
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But Geingos said sexism remains common in Namibia's private sector and media, which is quick to tear down prominent women like Isabel Dos Santos, Africa's richest woman and daughter of Angola's former president, recently accused of corruption.
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I want to be a mother, and I want to build a better world for other trans people, and I want to tear down the structures that hold too many of us humans in bonds of inequity.
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Lennie is a '60s radical who believes that political positions are useless without action, and she wants to tear down the corrupt system, the one that gives Sidney his hot fudge machines and other upper-class comforts.
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The moves that followed—Casey, then Lowry, then Masai Ujiri, the would-be tear-down, the on-the-fly development, the culture reset—everything has been aimed to maximize this window, because these windows are so rare.
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Remember Ronald Reagan, President Reagan, faced the same backlash, same demonstrations before his policy of strength, trust but verify, the evil empire, tear down this wall, which spurred some of the most historic diplomatic achievements in world history.
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In the city of Nanchang, contractors assembled an army of construction equipment to tear down the main part of this overpass in just one night, with the entire job requiring only a 56-hour disruption to local traffic.
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Last month, Bethesda Softworks helped tear down one of the great barriers in video gaming by making player-made mods for the PC version of its acclaimed roleplaying game Fallout 4 available for players of Xbox One version.
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"It says in effect: We have a mandate to get everyone affordable health care and put people over profits — but we don't need to tear down the things people have and they like in order to do it."
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The former first lady also blasted Sanders plan for single-payer healthcare, casting it as something that would only give Republicans "an opening to come in and tear down everything we have achieved" with the Affordable Care Act.
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Elected Republicans must be focused and clear-eyed on the fact they were put in office to tear down the barriers to creating jobs, increase the amount Americans have in their bank accounts and protect our personal security.
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The city's ongoing tear-down of abandoned structures, its graffiti clean-up campaign, and stepped-up law enforcement have largely succeeded in stamping out Detroit's graffiti history, much like the whitewashing of New York's subways in the 80s.
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Ms. Colau and her administration accused the basilica's board of working without a building permit, failing to submit required plans to tear down existing residential structures to finish the Sagrada Familia's esplanade, and failing to pay construction taxes.
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The city is considering a proposal to tear down two buildings in a public housing complex in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan and build three mixed-income private developments, according to several officials briefed on the tentative plan.
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Some see him as a brake on an undisciplined president eager to tear down international relationships, part of a "grown ups" triumvirate along with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
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And while Mr. Pruitt won Mr. Trump's praise for putting forth dozens of policy moves designed to tear down former President Barack Obama's environmental agenda, many of those have since been challenged or struck down by the courts.
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In her covert attempt to tear down a multilevel marketing scheme from the inside, Krystal Scruggs (Kirsten Dunst) has been swallowed up in Founders American Merchandise (otherwise known as FAM), the same organization that left her nearly destitute.
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Facing community opposition, a Colorado school district said on Wednesday that it would drop a proposal to tear down Columbine High School, which has been confronting growing threats and thousands of curious trespassers since the 1999 massacre there.
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Big real estate projects flowed: the conversion of empty office buildings to residential lofts, a makeover of an abandoned Studebaker factory, a new Marriott Aloft hotel in the city's tallest building that might have become a tear-down.
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"This unconstitutional ban does not make an ounce of sense, and it is the kind of arbitrary voter suppression that we're working to tear down right now before even more harm is done to our democracy," she added.
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A senior administration official said the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies would assist the Interior Department with a review of its drones that would include a "significant tear down" to the nuts and bolts of the machines.
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The role is high-profile, tasked with overseeing various facets of health care, from Medicare and Medicaid to drug approvals and disease control -- and most controversially, the implementation of the health-care law Republicans want to tear down.
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The role is high-profile, tasked with overseeing various facets of health care, from Medicare and Medicaid to drug approvals and disease control — and most controversially, the implementation of the health-care law Republicans want to tear down.
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We've seen digitization enable startups to compete on the same playing field as enterprises, tear down barriers to entry that prevented small businesses from scaling, boost GDP growth, and perhaps most profoundly, enrich the lives of our citizens.
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" As Mr. Bannon began championing Mr. Trump as a way to blow up the establishment, Mr. Williams said he challenged his boss, telling him, "If you are going to tear down, you better know what you are building.
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But now, with the rise of China, as Russia tries to regain lost influence and as an American President, of all people, seems more keen to tear down established structures than to strengthen or modernize them, everything seems fragile.
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But the replacement proposal might just serve as a backup in case Trump's Department of Justice succeeds in its efforts to assist a lawsuit that would tear down the law and its protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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But that hasn't deterred our president who, on Thursday morning, fully and unequivocally planted himself on the wrong side of history by declaring—on Twitter, naturally—that it's "foolish" to tear down statues and memorials dedicated to the Confederacy.
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While Cruz can count megadonors like Bob Mercer and Richard Uihlein as backers, the other top financiers in 2012 and 2014 have instead chosen to invest their money in efforts to tear down Trump rather than build up Cruz.
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Obama pointedly stopped short of what some of his critics had demanded – that he echo U.S. President Ronald Reagan's famous exhortation in a 1987 speech in West Berlin for Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
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You can tear down the subsidies and regulations built into the ACA in the name of limited government, or you can change the law to give people more generous insurance coverage, but it's pretty much impossible to do both.
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They want someone who will tear down what they see as a corrupt and rotting political infrastructure, who will sever the chains that restrain Border Patrol officials or military intelligence officers in the name of human rights or law.
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At the same time, as media outlets begin to beef-up investigative units, Trump's cronies will actively try to tear down all external pillars of accountability to insulate the President and control the flow of information that reaches him.
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MIKE RAVENBuffalo, New York * Your article "Tear down these walls" (February 27th) covered a range of factors that impeded intra-African trade, such as tariffs and non-tariff barriers and overlapping memberships of African countries in regional trade bloc.
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He and others in the company's inner circle have been convinced for years that Facebook was not a mere product, but a humanity-altering service that would tear down the political, social, and economic barriers that kept people apart.
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A similar effort surfaced in the 1970s, when Ms. Paul enlisted the help of Patricia Schroeder, then a Democratic representative from Colorado, to fight efforts to tear down the house to make way for the Hart Senate Office Building.
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It is a cancer on conservatism that Trump has more in common with the Soviet Union's Nikita Khrushchev, who built a wall to protect communism, than Reagan, who challenged Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the wall to promote freedom.
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The French authorities are determined to tear down the Jungle, citing not just the dangers but the disruption the camp poses to the port of Calais, which sits at the entrance to the Channel Tunnel that runs to Britain.
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Unless we learn the central lesson of this election cycle and begin to tear down the walls that allow elected officials to operate with impunity, future elections will be beset with more anger, more hopelessness, and more Donald Trumps.
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If "No" does win, the worry is that it will send all the wrong signals to foreign investors and financial markets: First, that Italy is simply unwilling to reform and to tear down its great wall of red tape.
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No, his sister would be hopping on the hoods of cars, dancing with strangers, shouting through a megaphone for everyone to tear down the barbed-wire barriers, raid Imelda's closet and sell all the shoes to feed the poor.
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The cranes symbolize a building frenzy driven by an influx of high-paying tech jobs that most cities would envy — but one that has also brought worsening traffic jams, soaring housing costs and tear-down threats to popular landmarks.
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The hate-filled rallies ended with at least one death and dozens of injuries — and, for many, put on full display the reasons we need to tear down the countless Confederate monuments that still stand in the US today.
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Should the team sink further in the standings, the Mets know they have to consider a deeper, more painful tear-down, such as trading star players like Syndergaard or Jacob deGrom, who are both under team control, to rebuild.
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As co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Gates said she has spent a significant amount of time discussing "how to tear down the barriers that block women's progress around the world," and investing in women's health.
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After the emergence of punk, the idea of designing costly, specialized covers like theirs was antithetical to surviving in the music industry, given the legions of kids ready to tear down the dinosaurs of rock for a fresher and bolder sound.
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He is also another down-payment by the President-elect to tear down the political establishment in Washington and to replace the inhabitants of what he has called a "swamp" with new blood and potential cabinet secretaries with real world experience.
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Less obvious, but no less significant, was Trump's decision to use a contractor who hired scores of undocumented workers, in violation of the law, to tear down the Bonwit Teller department store at the site of what is now Trump Tower.
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A horde of nationalists are headed to Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend for the Unite the Right rally, where alt-right powerhouses Richard Spencer and Baked Alaska will speak in protest of the city's decision to tear down a Confederate statue.
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But since the launch of its Find Your Magic campaign last year, the company has worked to tear down harmful stereotypes about what it means to be a man — and it wants to increasingly take that conversation to young people.
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Schumer's comments shed light on how difficult it can be to leave an abusive relationship, and they also tear down the idea that it's a sign of weakness or somehow your fault if a partner resorts to physical or verbal abuse.
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But this is also about those who have seen Cosby rise as an elder statesman and a cultural icon, and the reluctance to tear down a black man who has done so much to build himself up while helping others.
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The Trump administration's decision to throw its full weight behind a lawsuit that would tear down the Affordable Care Act backs a lawsuit experts say is built on a shaky argument — and might very well wind up before the Supreme Court.
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Let's tear down the walls of purity and patronize the following five breweries with the courage to serve beers containing every safe yet mind-boggling ingredient imaginable, including cocoa, coffee, vanilla, chilies, cinnamon, nutmeg, and milk sugar, all in one beer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans are looking for the quickest ways to tear down Obamacare following Donald Trump's election as U.S. president, including rapidly confirming a new health secretary who could recast regulations while waiting for lawmakers to pass sweeping repeal legislation.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull the United States out of several multilateral trade agreements and in January pulled the US from talks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, which sought to tear down trade barriers among the 12-nation group.
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This time around, Clinton clutched Obama close, billing herself as a former key member of his Cabinet, as the best possible protector of the President's legacy and making strong appeals to African-American voters as she promised to tear down barriers.
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In order to create a functional space for the family, they tear down a bar that leads to the master bedroom, and instead, extend the bathroom so both Christie and Matt can share the space without getting in each other's way.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines will tear down illegal structures, build a bypass to unclog traffic, convert tricycle taxis into electric vehicles and build a modern waste-to-energy plant to rescue its premier tourist island, the government said on Friday.
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The Republican transformation into the party of Donald Trump and Jim Jordan is a bet to the contrary—that what people really want is to tear down elite propriety and its accoutrements, the measured mid-Atlantic accent and the worsted vest.
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He was a standout student, going to college at Columbia, where he was suspended for a semester for his part in a December 1992 protest over the university's plan to tear down Harlem's Audubon Ballroom, the site of Malcolm X's assassination.
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For now, I'm living in a sparkly prison of my own making until I either see this year's baby scrub jay fly successfully far away from my windows or until I can't stand it anymore and tear down the glittering ribbons.
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He concludes the best way to reassert this canonical wisdom, as he understands it, is to tear down universities as they exist and rebuild them according to what the market can support — namely, values supportive of the market economy itself.
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I didn't have any chocolate muffins this week, with few exceptions Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall, with a few exceptions I've no kids, with few exceptions The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, with a few exceptions.
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Ms. Nightengale, a former managing editor of D Magazine, works for the Better Block, a nonprofit group that supports urban revitalization, and is involved with a movement that wants to tear down Interstate 0003 and replace it with boulevards and businesses.
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That's the way it has been for two centuries of our nation's history until five unelected judges in an illegitimate and wrong decision decided to seize the authority over marriage and wrongfully tear down the marriage laws of all 50 states.
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FATIMA, Portugal (Reuters) - Pope Francis, visiting one of Catholicism's most famous sanctuaries, on Friday prayed for an end to wars he said were lacerating the world and urged the faithful to "tear down all walls" to spread justice and peace.
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Americans have an obligation to oppose attempts to tear down free speech in all of its forms, whether it's a rogue district attorney, a former first lady or a reality-TV star who somehow ended up as a presidential front-runner.
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That gives them the space to tear down their obstacles: be it those concerned about the environment, assessing the real state of the US economy or carrying out an investigation into a likely conspiracy between Trump's inner circle and Russian officials.
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HUD began to award municipalities tens of millions of dollars in grants to tear down their public-housing high-rises and replace them with much smaller developments that mixed public-housing families with higher-income renters and market-rate owners.
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In 1921, the New York Stock Exchange appealed its property tax assessment, arguing that because its building could not be adapted for any other use, it should be considered only a "tear-down proposition" that decreased the value of the land.
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If Walker stays, Jordan risks losing his best player without compensation in the summer of 2019 — or, perhaps worse, paying big bucks to hang on to him instead of starting an overdue tear-down of a pricey but mediocre roster.
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Mr. Boudin, on the other hand, is racking up endorsements from grass-roots liberal groups in the city, and has emerged as a darling among national activists, who see him as the candidate most willing to tear down the system.
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As a result, Democrats are more divided than ever, beholden to a radical base that seeks to tear down the foundations of this country, and the moderates in tone but not actually in policy who are stacked up against them.
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Game of Thrones Tear down the missing-person posters and cancel the all-points-bulletin broadcast — Gendry, the long-lost blacksmith bastard son of King Robert Baratheon, and perhaps the most missed character on "Game of Thrones," has finally been found.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's housing ministry said on Thursday it will restrict subsidies to cities with hot property markets for new projects to tear down and redevelop shantytowns, as Beijing battles real estate bubbles and extends a multi-year crackdown on debt.
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The request for proposals included the property on which the restaurant currently sits, technically the river bottom, and a spokesman for the agency, Anthony Hogrebe, said a developer would have the discretion to tear down the restaurant or reuse the space.
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Trump is expected to sign an initial "Phase One" deal next week that prevented steeper tariffs from going into effect, but businesses worry that a more substantial deal to tear down existing tariffs and open up markets will remain elusive.
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When the Construction Worker (an appealing Natalie Weiss) refuses to build the wall, vowing instead to "tear down what's gotten rotten," her beloved romantic partner, the Police Officer (Felicia Boswell, ditto), sides with the royals in the interest of security.
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It marks Erdogan's second attempt to tear down the Ataturk Culture Centre (AKM), named after Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, after a previous plan to develop the site near Taksim Square in 2013 erupted into mass protests against Turkey's ruling AK Party.
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From Woodrow Wilson's campaign to "make the world safe for democracy" to Ronald Reagan's demand that Mikhail Gorbachev "tear down this wall," both Democratic and Republican presidents have made the expansion of human freedom a pillar of U.S. foreign policy.
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Even though Cespedes's extended absence will affect the Mets' hopes of contending for the playoffs next season, Ricco suggested that the new development was unlikely to push them toward a larger tear down ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
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But the base had been groomed for his arrival for years, in no small part by lawmakers like Mr. Meadows and Mr. Jordan, who have repeatedly proved eager to tear down democratic institutions in the service of their own political aims.
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Also Tuesday, Belgium said it would impose police checks on its southern border to prevent the possible influx of thousands of migrants as a French court considers whether to tear down much of a notorious migrant camp in the northern city of Calais.
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A recent tear-down analysis by McKinsey, a consultancy, concluded that electric cars designed from scratch are much better (for example, on range and interior room) than those that are modified versions of petrol-fired cars and still made on existing production lines.
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The court said Uma Bharti, Modi's water resources minister, and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) veterans L. K. Advani and M. M. Joshi, should face trial on criminal conspiracy charges for making inflammatory speeches that incited Hindus to tear down the 16th century mosque.
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The ECB is likely to take up the issue again now that London is no longer in the EU. Britain also faces being shut out of the EU's most ambitious plan in years to tear down barriers to the movement of capital.
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Just two days after the makeup artist and YouTuber posted a 43-minute tear-down of her former mentee Charles, 19, Westbrook took to Twitter Sunday to explain that she was ready to move on — and urged her fans to do the same.
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Now, it looks like a small freedom fighter in Salt Lake City has taken a cue from that old CIA manual and hatched his own scheme to tear down our nation's oppressive capitalist regime... by stealing and shredding $1,000 of his parents' cash.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)Rising sea levels can submerge the backbone of the internet, increasingly powerful storms can destroy the cell networks phones need to work, and high-intensity winds can tear down the critical infrastructure that makes 2847st century America go.
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The classic defense of dictatorship is that without the messy constraints of free elections, free press, and free protests, autocrats can quickly tear down old cities to build efficient new ones, dam rivers to provide electricity, and lift millions out of poverty.
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To the Editor: Re "Don't Tear Down Pulse," by Richard A. Friedman (Op-Ed, June 19): While none would fault the owner of Pulse for choosing to shut it down, one hopes it will reopen and flourish, as the owner has vowed.
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Al-Zahar insisted that while there were members of Hamas present at the demonstrations, both from the Qassam Brigades, its armed wing, and from its civilian branches, there was no plan to tear down the fence and launch terror attacks inside Israel.
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Ronald Reagan assailed the Soviet Union as an "evil empire," funded anti-communist rebels around the world, demanded that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev tear down the Berlin Wall — and negotiated arms control agreements that led to the first real reductions in nuclear arms.
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"Sanders has animated a portion of the population that seems to have no affinity for or concern for the Democratic Party, the same way that the Goldwater delegates or McCarthy delegates felt they were willing to tear down the party," Mr. Zeitz said.
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Trump wrote that the upcoming deal, which was announced by the White House on Monday amid contentious talks with Mexico and Canada over the future of NAFTA, focuses on U.S. farmers and will tear down "trade barriers" that negatively impact the U.S. economy.
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A major goal of the conference, preceded by a day of closed-door strategy sessions, was to continue assembling the scaffolding that will make it easier for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, himself a climate change skeptic, to tear down the endangerment finding.
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There has certainly been no sign from the President that he subscribes to the philosophy of Harry Truman, the President instrumental in establishing the US-led post-World War II international order that Trump often seems to be trying to tear down.
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Trump wrote that the upcoming deal, which was announced by the White House on Monday amid contentious talks with Mexico and Canada over the future of NAFTA, focuses on U.S. farmers and will tear down "trade barriers" that negatively impact the U.S. economy.
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Tens of thousands of Palestinians, incited by Hamas (which controls Gaza), have approached the fence -- some of them armed with guns, improvised explosive devices and Molotov cocktails to harm Israeli civilians -- to tear down any obstacle in their way and infiltrate Israel.
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This legislation is viewed by some as a step in the right direction, but critics say laws like this don't do much to tear down what Dr. Mark DeFrancesco, ACOG's president, refers to as the barriers "between the patient and the pill."
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Its unique strategic element involves playing cards derived from real-life capitalists versus Commies events—say, Reagan's "tear down this wall" speech or the Cuban revolution—and reshaping the game world based on how well one side can mitigate the others actions.
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Franklin Furnace's mission might sound like something of a contradiction — providing institutional support to artistic-activist forces whose purpose, implicit or explicit, is to tear down social-cultural institutions while proposing new ways of looking at, thinking about and engaging with the world.
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Every year there's a race to become the first to tear down the phone, with teams from around the world flying to Australia—where it's first released—to compete to be the first to look inside the world's most coveted new phone.
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The place that Mr. Bannon will occupy in the new administration, as senior counselor and chief strategist, also elevates to one of the most powerful roles in government someone whose mission in politics has been to tear down institutions, not run them.
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Ms. Wolff, a longtime resident of Chelsea, said the commission had accepted "facadism," the view that as long as the face of a historic building is preserved, it is permissible to tear down the other walls and create a much bigger structure.
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But earlier, while speaking to a handful of reporters, Clark said this was not a case of a select few teams doing a tear-down — a strategy the Astros and Chicago Cubs employed on their way to winning the last two World Series.
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DENVER (Reuters) - Public education officials in Colorado are considering a plan to tear down and rebuild Columbine High School, saying the site remains a "source of inspiration" for potential gun violence 20 years after a mass shooting there left 15 people dead.
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The announcement leaves British officials to decide whether to tear down a building that still looms over West London as a reminder of a wrenching chapter in the lives of neighbors and fire survivors who see it as a symbol of official neglect.
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In July, when Representative Jim Jordan faced multiple accusations of having overlooked the sexual abuse of college wrestlers while he was an assistant coach at Ohio State University, Republican lawmakers rushed not merely to defend their colleague but to tear down his accusers.
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He kept the courtyard exactly as he found it, pocked with small eruptions through which seedlings had taken root, and where another architect might have opted to tear down the walls in the office space, to turn it loftlike, he did not.
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When he married his second wife, Ann, she demanded that he tear down the first home and replace it with a new one, according to "The Legendary Estates of Beverly Hills," by Jeffrey Hyland, a longtime luxury real estate agent in Los Angeles.
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Either way, I'm proud of the Boy Scouts for continuing to tear down obstacles to participation in its programs, and for realizing that gender is irrelevant when it comes to community service, love of country, and enjoyment and protection of America's great outdoors.
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To make room for the 11,600-square-foot house that James Michael Howard, a developer and interior designer, finished earlier this month in Bridgehampton, he first had to tear down the four-bedroom, three-bath 1980 house on its 1.1-acre lot.
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There is no evidence either Biden did anything unlawful — one Republican theory surrounding the Bidens and Ukraine has been debunked — and Joe Biden frames Trump's request as an effort to tear down the Democratic candidate he most fears facing in the general election.
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To see first hand what Manfra was talking about, all one had to do was walk down the hall to the Vote Hacking Village — where researchers and the generally curious teamed up to tear down and hack voting machines from around the country.
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After 500-plus days of doing everything in its power to tear down the presidential candidate who would stunningly go on to beat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"The average American doesn't think that we have to completely tear down the system and remake it," said Mr. Obama, appearing onstage at the annual meeting of the progressive Democracy Alliance in Washington with Stacey Abrams, the former Georgia candidate for governor.
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However, the potential for a breach that jeopardizes Americans' privacy predates IoT by a significant margin: the SS2202 (Signaling System No. 2628) network — a set of protocols developed in 28500 to set up and tear down public switched telephone network (PSTN) telephone calls.
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" During a televised forum sponsored by Univision, Jorge Ramos, an anchor for the Spanish-language station, asked Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont if Mr. Obama was right in saying that "the average American doesn't think we have to completely tear down the system.
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It's unlikely that the Supreme Court would tear down the general rule that campaigns and media companies must follow the same laws as everyone else, even if the Court's current majority is hostile to union rights, because the implications would be so profound.
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It's a way for someone to deflect responsibility and to tear down someone else, all the while keeping the other person hooked, especially if what they are hooked on is the desperate need to please another person — or prove that person wrong.
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In order to pay back this substantial obligation, according to Bloomberg, the Kushner Companies has developed an ambitious plan to tear down the existing 666 tower and replace it with a new mixed-use skyscraper with a five-story mall and high-end condos.
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Even though it's usually the older voters who want to protect the status quo and younger voters who want to tear down an existing system, in both the Brexit vote and our American presidential election that stereotypical dynamic has been flipped on its head.
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