It is the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, not the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics.
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The government is taking money from the citizens of the citizens of the United States through taxes.
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When the citizens of the world call them bigots, the nationalists retort that the citizens of nowhere are traitors.
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It is the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, not the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Government.
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"The citizens of Puerto Rico ought to have the same constitutional protections as the citizens of the 50 states," he wrote.
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The top brass has found itself confronted by the social media, with the citizens waging war against "the citizens' army," as the Israeli military likes to call itself.
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One of the greatest contrasts in opinions on the rules of war was between the citizens of the world's most powerful countries and the citizens of countries at war.
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" Jones: "I am not a nuisance to the citizens.
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He is also a board member of the Citizens Housing and Planning Council in New York and the Citizens Budget Commission in New York, and serves on the national board of Common Cause.
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The money is just redistributed among the citizens of Nigeria.
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All the citizens of Krakow are familiar with that wordplay.
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Now this was real entertainment for the citizens of Springfield.
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"I personally disagree with the Citizens United decision," Buffett said.
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The citizens of the blockading countries are suffering as well.
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It's good for them, and it's good for the citizens.
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Weddings have not been kind to the citizens of Westeros.
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Is this what the citizens of Aleppo are thinking today?
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You really want to make the citizens of Minnesota chuckle?
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For the citizens of Twitter this is a big deal.
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He just wants to work for the citizens of Colorado.
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The citizens of Israel will receive you with open arms.
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It followed up the Citizens United decision with McDonnell v.
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Tomorrow is the 10th Anniversary of the Citizens United decision.
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At least one of the citizens was carrying a gun.
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" "We used to think that police are protecting the citizens.
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The citizens of these states voted to make recreational marijuana legal.
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I ran for president to present the citizens of our country.
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Not just the citizens with badges and guns, but every citizen.
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Roughly 50 percent of the citizens in her district are immigrants.
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On Wednesday, there was a march of the citizens of Charlottesville.
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A flight carrying the citizens took off from Wuhan on Sunday.
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The citizens of this great nation, because you have extraordinary power.
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Ironically, nobody really notices—the tourists, nor the citizens of Amsterdam.
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"So that's what we're here for, to put the citizens first."
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I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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Answering these questions in the aftermath of the Citizens United v.
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All the citizens needed to do was go out and vote.
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"Once again, the citizens know best," the mayor, a Democrat, said.
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They no longer serve the citizens of the nation more generally.
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I ran for president to represent the citizens of our country.
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The citizens of Bridgeport offered to lend Barnum fifty thousand dollars.
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Yet the citizens of Vilnius mostly left the Jews alone. Why?
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The Citizens Crime Commission is currently working to compile that data.
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The establishment protected itself, but not the citizens of our country.
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The citizens tended to resemble friendly, talking forest animals in clothes.
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We sincerely apologize to the citizens who have always supported us.
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We were talking about the impact of the Citizens United decision.
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The citizens pointed out that the measure was not revenue-neutral.
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The sheriff's office urged the citizens' group to refrain from patrols.
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I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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The citizens of Alabama should make this decision — no one else.
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I hope the citizens of Texas will encourage them to reconsider.
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I ran for president to present the citizens of our country.
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It was a time when the citizens really occupied the street.
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Our prayers are with you and all of the citizens of Colorado.
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How the citizens of Cody will process these remarks should be interesting.
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The citizens of New Zealand have voted to keep its existing flag.
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The citizens have been very supportive of the restaurant since it opened.
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Instead Mr Xi was acknowledging that the citizens want a greater say.
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"Most of all you see the citizens of this country," Thomas said.
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More importantly, the Framers submitted their plan to the citizens for approval.
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"We call ourselves the Citizens for Constitutional Freedom," Bundy told the boy.
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Gore in 21975 to the Citizens United campaign finance ruling in 19903.
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It is the essential ingredient to inform the citizens of free nations.
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"A lot of people from the left rallied to the Citizens Party,"
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Locals also see foreigners get help that the citizens themselves could use.
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Some questions are left by default to the state or the citizens.
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Others have called for a convention to overturn the Citizens United vs.
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Life seems pretty bad in North Korea, why won't the citizens revolt?
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The citizens of Durango have lately taken steps to recover their city.
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The citizens' councils, designed as visions of democratic utopianism, hold little power.
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It had its premiere in 2010 at the Citizens Theater in Glasgow.
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I pondered the citizens' movement, the political transformation and my beautiful China.
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"We just need help from the citizens to solve this," he said.
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The Palestinians will be the citizens of a confederated Palestine, or Jordan.
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The writer is Marin County group leader for the Citizens' Climate Lobby.
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"Public spaces belong to the citizens and public at large," Borrageiro said.
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"We are not the 'citizens' that we think we are," she said.
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Instead, I place my faith in the citizens of this proud country.
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Squeezing the citizens of a country to affect regime change is absurd.
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While Governor Pence waited, he looked around at the citizens of Manhattan.
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But it is for the citizens of Calgary to make that decision.
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The citizens didn't believe her then, and they don't believe her now.
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"The citizens do not speak of this hidden problem," Biancoschock tells Hyperallergic.
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The citizens of Venezuela have become pawns in a global power game.
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"The establishment protected itself, but not the citizens of our country," he said.
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The citizens of Westeros haven't had much of an occasion to dance lately.
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Wrote the Citizens United decision, for example, on campaign finance and free speech.
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Hillary Clinton has also repeatedly said she wants the Citizens United decision reversed.
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Sometimes the citizens who lived and worked on Farmstead allotments didn't understand that.
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They may also shoot fewer of the citizens they are sworn to protect.
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Soon, the citizens are accusing each other of being aliens and fomenting unrest.
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That may incite negative reactions among the citizens of the two Asian powerhouses.
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As a practical matter, how does this happen keep the citizens a safe?
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Russia is another country in which the citizens don't welcome dark skinned outsiders.
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It starts at the top, and the citizens just keep pushing for change.
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This means that compensation must be paid to the citizens and the country.
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The NRA's political spending has tripled since the Citizens United decision in 2010.
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She runs the Citizens' Lab, as the volunteers like to call their laboratory.
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The citizens of Orlando are paying for those costs out of their taxes.
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This is good news for law enforcement and the citizens of Miami-Dade.
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The citizens of Brighton joined a global anti-Trump protest on Monday evening.
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While the oil industries and elite of these countries flourish, the citizens suffer.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh—not Paris," he proclaimed.
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"I was elected by the citizens of Pittsburgh," Trump said at the time.
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I see Trump is doing it for the citizens of the United States.
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Hoffman is beloved on a police force the citizens of Albuquerque otherwise distrust.
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You are in violation of your sacred duty to the citizens you serve.
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"Our focus now is taking care of the citizens of Flint," he said.
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In a fascist state, the state has freedoms and the citizens have duties.
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Most alarmingly, the citizens of northwest Iowa continue to send King to Congress.
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The citizens here have scribbled furious demands for lower taxes and higher wages.
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Trump's business dealings enrich the citizens of the wealthiest parts of the region.
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He accused the minister of siding with commercial banks, rather than the citizens.
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I guess America does have something to teach the citizens of other nations.
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"I thank the citizens of Israel for their trust," he wrote on Twitter.
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It's this belief in the power of citizens that animates the citizens' lobby.
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He's placed restrictions on the citizens of many Muslim-majority and African countries.
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Together, government, business and the citizens of the world can change our trajectory.
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Americans work longer hours than the citizens of nearly any other industrialized nation.
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"The citizens and military caught Pilot John Sidney McCain," the statue's engraving says.
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We — you and I, the citizens of a democracy — put murderers to death.
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What if the citizens of Toledo passed a law giving it legal rights?
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And, ultimately, this is what the citizens of the Crystarium wish for, too.
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Buildings exist almost universally as set dressing, as do the citizens placed nearby.
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It was built one gift at a time, from the citizens around us.
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The legislature quickly passed a new version not subject to the citizens' veto.
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"They were in touch with the West because of Syracuse," she noted, referring to an ancient city in Sicily, which the citizens of Tenea had colonized along with the citizens of Corinth, one of the most affluent cities of the Peloponnese.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court case in 2010 allowed unlimited donations to Super PACs.
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Banning the citizens of these war-torn regions will not increase US national security.
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The Citizens for Trump website encourages people to submit "Trump-related memes" for publication.
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It's about recovering control of the state, recovering the capability to protect the citizens.
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Our obligation is to serve, protect, and defend the citizens of the United States.
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The citizens of countries hosting BRI projects may come to regret their governments' enthusiasm.
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Yet, perhaps the strongest case for FCC action is the Citizens United ruling itself.
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Kennedy wrote the Citizens United decision allowing corporations to spend unlimited money influencing elections.
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How about you do something similar, by default, for the citizens of the UK?
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We the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world are not impressed.
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The Citizens United case was much criticised by Democrats for treating companies as people.
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Now, a year later, the citizens of Puerto Rico are still struggling to recover.
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"The citizens and local government are going to put up tremendous resistance," he said.
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As importantly, character involves how a leader views serving the citizens of our nation.
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There is still time for the citizens of Earth to have that critical conversation.
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But it's up to Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte to convince the citizens of Marawi.
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And the citizens of unstable countries often seek safe places to park their savings.
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"Presenting the citizens with a bouquet of flowers isn't going to make things better."
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I strongly condemn the rocket attacks on the citizens of southern and central Israel.
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Others say the citizens' groups evolved into organized death squads that are still active.
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They are Americans, just like the citizens they represent back home in their districts.
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It is against this background that organisations like The Citizens Foundation (TCF) have developed.
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The Citizens United decision flooded competitive districts with dark money ads from K Street.
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Australia does a better job at directing resources to the citizens who need them.
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I stand foursquare with Sanders — and Clinton — in believing that the Citizens United v.
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Few humans on earth know this melancholy truth better than the citizens of Florence.
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He was also ripped for criticizing the Supreme Court over the Citizens United decision.
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Our country needs it, and the citizens of North Dakota deserve to move forward.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump said Thursday.
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After the October indictment, the Citizens' Committee on Benghazi removed Simmons from its roster.
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We, the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world, are not impressed.
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If the 2000 election debacle wasn't a shock, and if the Citizens United v.
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And yet we can't seem to feed all the citizens of this great country.
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We want to protect the citizens of this awesome city that we live in.
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" Cop: "I have sworn to protect the citizens from people like you, Mr. Jones.
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The citizens of Chicago will insist on it and he will have no choice.
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At the end, the children leave (whither?) and the citizens wave them bon voyage.
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One concerned the Citizens United campaign finance case, in which Justice Stevens had dissented.
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If they don't do it, the citizens of this world will not forget it.
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Are they being honest and transparent with the citizens and visitors to this country?
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Only the citizens of the Italian-speaking region of Switzerland rejected the gun initiative.
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Check out the Citizens' Climate Lobby's carbon fee and dividend as one exemplary policy.
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The Chamber has spent $150 million on congressional races since the Citizens United decision.
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The citizens of vibrant democracies have long had a healthy disrespect for their rulers.
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We, the citizens of the fifth-largest economy in the world, are not impressed.
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Also that night, the Citizens Budget Commission held an awards dinner at the Pierre.
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We can barely manage lung transplants for the citizens of the State of Israel.
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IMDb describes the storyline as "menacing flying saucers attack the citizens of a town."
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Point me in another direction where we can help the citizens of California, please.
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The citizens who had no rights then were student radicals, peasant activists, phantom communists.
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As reported by The Citizens' Voice, Bufalino was considered a suspect in Hoffa's disappearance.
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"The citizens who were inside that church undoubtedly saved 242 other parishioners," Williams said.
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But I'm a person who's not beholden to anyone except the citizens of Detroit.
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He wrote the majority opinion, for instance, in the Citizens United campaign finance case.
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Carol Kellermann, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, wonders if it is worth it.
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Since the Citizens United decision, election spending has skyrocketed, topping $2628 billion in 28503.
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America and the citizens who live within the country are known to be independent.
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The time for the citizens of the world to demand such action is now.
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"The government's main focus is on the health and safety of the citizens," Buell says.
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Our first duty and our highest loyalty is to the citizens of the United States.
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Finally, some attorneys general argue, it harms the interests of the citizens of specific states.
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For some -- the citizens of Central and Eastern Europe in particular -- it brought new freedom.
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As chief executive of the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) in Coventry, she knows her stuff.
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It is also why the citizens of such states perpetually have sought to escape them.
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Let's hope that the citizens of Westeros can get it together better than we can.
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But I think the priority is really: change the relation between Europe and the citizens.
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In the aftermath of the Citizens United decision, that no longer seems a realistic prospect.
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Many of the citizens of India, Brazil, and Mexico don't have a lot to spend.
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It is their loyalty, not the support of the citizens, that keeps Mr Maduro going.
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Carlos Alvarado (pictured), of the Citizens' Action Party, promised to carry it out with gusto.
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The mayor turned his back on the citizens of Portland for his own political ambitions.
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Over in the camp of Revival, the citizens are beginning to turn against one another.
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It will require sustained engagement from both my government and the citizens of the country.
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In a second tweet, Trump pledged the United States' support for the citizens of London.
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Amid that hell on earth, the citizens of Poland rose up to defend their homeland.
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"I can understand why the citizens of Flint would have high skepticism," he told MSNBC.
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"It also requires winning — and keeping — the trust and confidence of the citizens we serve."
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During his inauguration speech, President Trump pledged to return power to the citizens of America.
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Sorry. Like roughly 90 percent of the citizens of The Night Of, Box is inscrutable.
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The citizens themselves are constantly surveying their situation, watching in silence and communicating in whispers.
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The Sphinx demanded that the citizens solve a complex riddle in return for their freedom.
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When you run for Congress, you run to represent all the citizens of a district.
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What responsibilities does the federal government have towards the citizens of the poorer northern states?
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In the blockbuster film, a fearsome great white shark terrorizes the citizens of Amity Island.
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Yet, the events of the film are truly apocalyptic for the citizens of Halloween Town.
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Governments need money to do the things that the citizens call on them to do.
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Their investors and the citizens of countries where they operate are left managing the fallout.
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This time, the citizens sat uncomfortably close watching the two nominees deal the pain. Mrs.
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The citizens of the island of Lesbos were even nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Right away Lummis set out to improve the tastes of the citizens of Los Angeles.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court decision also enables the influence of wealthy donors to persist.
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The citizens of Agrabah are frequently depicted as barbarous sword-wielders and sexualized belly dancers.
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They do not seem to grasp that the citizens of this country are fed up.
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"They can [succeed] if the citizens are persistent, and I see they are," he said.
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As Mayor of Pittsburgh, I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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As Mayor of Paris, I was elected to represent the citizens of Paris, not Pittsburgh.
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Ultimately, the risks of cost, delay and performance cannot be entirely shifted from the citizens.
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"Reliability means being sensible with how you treat the money of the citizens," she said.
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This was a terrible neglect of the citizens who were living there at the time.
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If Wall Street can get a bailout, then so can the citizens of this country.
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For better or worse, those are exclusive concerns of the citizens of the several states.
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This individual who was prepared to sell out even the citizens of his own state.
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The citizens are aware of the allegations and could reject them as unproven or false.
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Four years later, following the Citizens United decision, such groups spent seven times that total.
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Whatever decision they want to make is between them and the citizens of North Carolina.
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On Election Night, he vowed to "be president for all the citizens" of the country.
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We have to worry about our own personnel and the citizens we're trying to protect.
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The court's "second-biggest error," Justice Stevens said, was the Citizens United campaign finance decision.
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It's bad for the citizens, it's bad for the homeless, it's bad for the police.
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The citizens involved in the process are not supposed to investigate corruption, the government says.
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The citizens of this country are rising up to say that we have had enough.
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Those who vote, the citizens, must rally to protect our deliberative democracy from foreign manipulation.
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In other words, because officers are trained to stop the threat, there were likely thousands of incidents over the past three years in which officers fired their guns but the citizens survived because bullets missed vital organs, or the citizens received lifesaving medical treatment.
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"I will recommend to the commission that, if you ask the citizens, then you have to do what the citizens say," he said, standing in front of Château du Luc in the Belgian town of Genval, where the commission is on an annual retreat.
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The Citizens' Climate Lobby post on the bipartisan climate caucus included this constructive statement from Curbelo:
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"This is not something the citizens of Flint should have to deal with," Mr. Snyder said.
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You, the citizens of this country, with your income taxes and compulsory deductions and council taxes.
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Many continue to urge the White House to take more forceful action in aiding the citizens.
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Grey Worm promised to bring the Unsullied with him to protect all the citizens of Naath.
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He just wants to serve the citizens of Deuel County— all 1,900 or so of them.
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Men and women be separated from those who remove the citizens, otherwise, law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Today's partnership offers one way to help build an identity mechanism for the Citizens Reserve solution.
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They advocate the citizens' direct participation in democracy, everyone voting on all decisions -- big and small.
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The citizens began to trust the Americans and provided them with intelligence on al Qaeda's movements.
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No way is any of this going to come back to haunt the citizens of Midnight!
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Did a political operation like Mercer's become inevitable the moment the Citizens United case was decided?
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Important allies do not surveil, threaten, and murder the citizens and residents of their supposed allies.
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Forming human chains, the citizens help to remove debris as the desperate search for survivors continues.
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The citizens were flown from Wuhan on a French-chartered flight with evacuees from 30 countries.
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And the citizens are quite welcoming to do it in how they shop, where they go.
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Let's make a statement to the citizens and taxpayers of this state that you get it.
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The citizens of Baltimore had demanded justice, they said, and that process is playing itself out.
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Wade and reverse the Citizens United decision and its ability to funnel dark money into elections.
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Many Mexicans see the Citizens' Front as a marriage of convenience rather than one of conviction.
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It is critically important that the citizens of Baltimore have complete faith in their police department.
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"This is where the patience of the citizens of New York will be stressed," he said.
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The citizens of Havana will get to fritter away their free time on Facebook and Pinterest.
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Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said he was grateful for the citizens who helped in the case.
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To the citizens of this great region, America is eager to expand our partnership with you.
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Israel said in a statement that he was accountable only to the citizens of the county.
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He presided over the Youth Movement of the Citizens' Movement party in Mexico from 2011-2012.
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The citizens of both Illinois and Kentucky are already feeling the effects of this looming catastrophe.
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As a result, new proposals to change federal campaign finance regulations, overturning the Citizens United v.
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Give New York back to the citizens who have earned the right to be New Yorkers.
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On campaign finance/election reform:Yang supports a constitutional amendment that would overturn the Citizens United v.
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Or, maybe, the citizens of Aleppo no longer even see America as the land of freedom.
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She's been keeping close tabs on the Denka plant and has helped advise the citizens' group.
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It was the signal the Citizens United ruling sent that has been a much bigger deal.
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While these aerial views of the city alienate the citizens below, it does not erase them.
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The citizens of New London walked past the tombstones holding bright lamps, into the ramshackle mausoleum.
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Ryan Bundy described the US government as a "slave master" holding a whip over the citizens.
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Violent official actions by the CPD against the citizens of their own city are nothing new.
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In Germany a recent poll showed that only 14 percent of the citizens trusted the politicians.
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"The decision that the citizens have taken is rational, democratic and efficient," Mr. López Obrador said.
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" She went so far as to claim that the court was "not legitimized by the citizens.
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Or were the citizens simply collateral damage in an overzealous drive to eradicate Queen Cersei's troops?
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," one protester said.
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The citizens poll even prompted three hours of vigorous debate in British Parliament over the idea. .
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But we will defend the citizens of this country, and the Russians need to understand that.
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Public figures must be subject to careful scrutiny and criticism from the citizens' free press surrogates.
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These are the very people that ISIS calls Muslims and considers the citizens of their caliphate.
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He proposed term limits for members of Congress and overturning the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling.
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For now Crows are here to protect the citizens of the fictional world's sootiest, scariest metropolis.
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The Citizens Fair Elections Act, local legislation introduced in the DC Council, would accomplish just that.
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The citizens who elected Donald Trump clearly were voting for a different direction for the country.
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It is the duty of the president to protect and provide for the citizens he represents.
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Actually, the citizens of the United States are the ones who have been hurt by this.
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By consolidating the funds, the city could save $164 million, according to the Citizens Budget Commission.
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In the interests of the country and the citizens of Budapest, we are ready to cooperate.
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We are the citizens of this country and we want to look him in the face.
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Once in Brazil, the citizens will be quarantined for 18 days on an Air Force base.
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What they did instead was rob the citizens of my father's town of their beautiful beaches.
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The Citizens United decision is bad politics for conservatives, but more important, it is bad policy.
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Patrick Chappatte "I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," the president said.
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This is a great initiative to make the citizens aware to keep the city plastic-free.
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"I want to change Mexico so that the citizens together make history," he wrote in Spanish.
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"It's very expensive," said Carol Kellerman, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a private watchdog group.
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THE CITIZENS OF THE WORLD WILL PICK THE ENERGY THAT THEY NEED FOR THEIR BEST INTERESTS.
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League politician Giancarlo Giorgetti said at the weekend that implementing the "citizens' wage" would be "complicated".
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Trenga found the watchlist deprived the citizens of due process, which is guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Critics habitually complain that out-of-touch politicians ignore the will of the citizens they serve.
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"The University of Michigan is driven by a fundamental belief in the need for open dialogue in the democratic process so its students, the citizens of the State of Michigan, and the citizens across the world engage with and participate in the electoral process," said Dingell.
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It is the citizens of those countries that have the most to lose from the new law.
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Why shouldn't the citizens of other states get similar make-or-break powers, taking turns being first?
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In fact, Americans vote less than the citizens of almost every other wealthy country in the world.
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We, the citizens of the republic, demand equal time for all candidates, to optimize the democratic outcome.
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At the time they wrote the Constitution the citizens of the new nation were nearly all white.
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Those unwieldy conditions weren't just tough on the citizens of the region, but also for the environment.
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Cobb was eventually arrested for terrorizing the citizens of Leith after he wandered the town carrying guns.
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Hollande started it but Macron took it to a whole new level, but the citizens were ready.
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Moreover, the citizens impacted by destabilizing currency moves will be able to use bitcoin as an alternative.
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Over 100m got visas for holidays abroad last year, more than the citizens of any other country.
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"[They] have experienced the same pain and uncertainty that today the citizens of Barcelona suffer," he said.
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Our hope is that we can achieve successes and efficiencies for our customers, who are the citizens.
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The artists invite resident refugees to write an open letter to the citizens of their adoptive home.
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All of this technology changes how officers see the communities they patrol and the citizens they police.
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But my cold and calculating personality meant the citizens hated me, and eventually rose up in revolt.
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The Imam from the mosque urged the citizens not to harm the suspect, witnesses told the man.
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As Brannan says, the citizens of Bay Ridge didn't vote for him because he was in Indecision.
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It's what the citizens of Chicago—and every city and town—should be demanding of their governments.
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In Chicago, a "heat list" supposedly identifies the citizens most likely to be involved in a shooting.
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They show how our institutions, both public and private, are failing the citizens they're supposed to serve.
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But this time the push is coming more from the city governments and even the citizens themselves.
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He proclaimed from the Rose Garden, 'I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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"Since parties are afraid of change, then let the citizens choose between revolution and restoration," he said.
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"As Mayor of Paris, I was elected to represent the citizens of Paris, not Pittsburgh," Hidalgo added.
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And when governments serve special interests instead of the citizens interests who elected them – people lose faith.
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" He said, "This step expresses irresponsibility towards the security establishment and towards all the citizens of Israel.
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"The citizens of this city were robbed of the opportunity to decide what happens with Officer Goodson."
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After pieces of McCain-Feingold were struck down by courts, most notably in the Citizens United v.
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She opposes the Citizens United decision and has sought to decrease the influence of money in politics.
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The citizens of D.C. have to ramp up their own interest and participation concerning their own future.
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As in many Texas towns where fracked wells have become commonplace, the citizens of DISH were anxious.
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And President Barack Obama several times chided the justices over the Citizens United ruling on campaign finance.
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Nobody thinks of the citizens of North Korea as free, because their actions are controlled by lies.
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He also said the citizens who stood up for the rule of law were Romania's biggest advantage.
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In this case, the FBI worked closely with the U.S. Army to protect the citizens of Hawaii.
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Together, the UN and global tech firms would prove strong adversaries, protecting the citizens of the world.
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" Cop: "You'd rather I just turn my head and let you be a nuisance to the citizens?
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There is repression, political prisoners, torture, and even executions, but there is no security for the citizens.
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However, "our priority is the citizens and their needs," Di Maio told broadcaster RAI in an interview.
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," said Grace Tsang, 295.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a finding in a report by the Citizens Budget Commission.
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In fact, Americans take generics at a higher rate than the citizens of virtually every other country.
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The citizens will be asked to pay the equivalent of an economy ticket for their return flight.
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"The citizens of New York should feel a little bit better that they're here," Mr. Edwards said.
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He proclaimed from the Rose Garden, 'I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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Equally important today, the Citizens' Climate Lobby illustrates how average Americans can work effectively to influence government.
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Deutch liked the idea and agreed to work with him and the citizens' lobby toward that goal.
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China typically focuses its disinformation efforts inward, toward the citizens of mainland China and its disputed territories.
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How long will the citizens of the nation's capital be denied the full rights of American citizenship?
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"A real patriot wouldn't hold the citizens of Israel hostage to his legal battles," Mr. Gantz said.
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Carol Kellermann, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, an independent watchdog group, urged a more cautious approach.
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As a Justice, Gorsuch would embrace the deregulation of campaign finance symbolized by the Citizens United decision.
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The Citizens Budget Commission has urged more feeder routes and encourages ambulatory riders to use mass transit.
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RICHARD ABORN, NEW YORK The writer is president of the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City.
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Last Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court disenfranchised the will of the citizens of Orange and Osceola counties.
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The levies are the largest FEC fine since the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United v.
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We need to start assigning actual monetary value to the raising of the citizens of this country!
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"I was recently at a meeting full of conservatives who solely supported the citizens initiative," Meade said.
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" He described the episode as "absolutely a betrayal to the city, to our community, to the citizens.
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Even though they work for the president, technically, they work for the citizens of the United States.
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The citizens of Ryan Murphy's fictional Michigan town undoubtedly need both, but it's worth trying to get right.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump declared in a Rose Garden ceremony.
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You have a President who is trying to protect the Second Amendment and the rights of the citizens.
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"I want the citizens of Charlotte to view the video to see the incident for themselves," she said.
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In one scene, she and the wolves attack a caravan bringing rice to the citizens of Iron Town.
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He talks about the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling and how unlimited corporate spending has impacted our elections.
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The citizens were held there after returning from Wuhan, China, where a deadly coronavirus outbreak started in December.
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She also curates We, the Citizens, a weekly email newsletter covering Singaporean politics, social justice, and civil society.
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Environmental engineering professor Marc Edwards took it upon himself to advocate on behalf of the citizens of Flint.
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I will keep the citizens of Kenner, and the Greater New Orleans area informed as we move forward.
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They decided to seek answers with the Durham Police Department and signed up for the Citizens Police Academy.
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"We wanted to help out with the hurricane and give some relief to the citizens," Durham tells PEOPLE.
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We are also thankful for the actions of the citizens who stopped and assisted immediately after the accident.
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In the former case, the citizens of Croton turned Astylus' house into a prison and destroyed his statue.
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Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman was on hand to greet the citizens Friday at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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It brought me no surprise to read the citizens of the United States smile more often than others.
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The citizens of each of these countries would have good reasons to seek better and safer livelihoods abroad.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump said Thursday at the White House.
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All of those attributes generate trust, between the leader and the led...between a president and the citizens.
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Because they wear this uniform proudly and they serve the citizens of Baltimore honorably each and every day.
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"No city was more welcoming for the citizens of New Orleans than the people of Houston," Landrieu said.
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And this president took an oath, like every lawmaker in Congress, to defend the citizens of this country.
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Yet mental health (of the citizens, not the candidates) has not been an issue in the presidential campaign.
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"They are clearly not listening to the citizens of Charlotte, so we are calling in reinforcements," she said.
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The department jettisoned all but the pretense of working for the citizens it claims to serve years ago.
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The other underlining, bold, strike-the-box challenge is the net effect of the Citizens United court decision.
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"The citizens have made their choice," he said in a speech at Athens, according to the Associated Press.
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But in typical Trump fashion, he did say he was for anything the citizens of D.C. were for.
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"One side will have to give concessions because the ultimate goal is to serve the citizens," Fakhrou said.
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"We who govern must pay attention to the citizens' message," Pena Nieto told a banking conference on Monday.
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To do otherwise would be to abdicate their responsibility to the citizens they have been elected to serve.
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This "resource curse" is not only a tragedy for the citizens of these countries, it impacts Americans, too.
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The time is past due when we should allow the citizens of Puerto Rico to make a choice.
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As we brace for the midterms, the citizens of Lincoln are working something out via their yard signs.
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Profiling also loses the hearts and minds of the citizens the government is supposed to be working for.
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Ms. Doulis, of the Citizens Budget Commission, said that credit and similar ones might have outlived their usefulness.
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The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and the National Security Archive announced a lawsuit against Trump.
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Yet the citizens of this city are also Ingels's clients: we have to live with the buildings too.
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Would the citizens of Winterfell actually be safe in the crypts with all those corpses waiting to reanimate?
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A day later, the Citizens Food Committee announced special low-grain (but still high-fat) White House menus.
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"No one ever said anything bad about him, and he united all the citizens of Ub," Glisic said.
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"We're like the citizens of this town — on a fixed income, on a fixed budget," Mr. Hammond said.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Mr. Trump said in repudiating the accord.
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That was a dozen years ago, and it led directly to the Citizens United decision on campaign finance.
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"This is a really big deal," said Andrew Rein, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a nonpartisan watchdog.
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"This is an opportunity for the citizens to come together in the spirit of unity, to reconstruct Mexico."
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The crackdown on fare evasion has led to troubling interactions between the police and the citizens they serve.
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If the latter persistently ignore the citizens' groups, a swift and straightforward recall process will get their attention.
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According to the Institute for Free Speech, 85033 states have raised contribution limits since the Citizens United decision.
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The program was incorporated as the Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America and evolved into Scholarship America in 2003.
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If that is forthcoming, the Citizens' Movement will appeal to the Council of State, the highest constitutional authority.
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They would have the same civil rights and responsibilities as the citizens living in the other 50 states.
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The books have now set out in mayors' offices across the country for the citizens to fill in.
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They have continually escalated a nonviolent protest into a full-scale conflict between the citizens and the police.
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When I came on in 1981, it was not good—probably even more difficult than dealing with the citizens.
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Robert Kelly, a sliding wife and two cute kids gave a big smile to the citizens of the world.
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Another woman-to-woman conflict emerges between Onyeka and Sydney, two contestants who are polling high with the citizens.
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The federal agency exists to support artists and arts institutions, but only insofar as their work benefits the citizens.
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"She was proving herself to be a capable professional, dedicated to serving the Citizens of Shreveport," the statement continues.
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And the prize for most northerly named gritter goes to Sprinkles, who is diligently serving the citizens of Nairn.
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"[The judge] stabbed the citizens of San Juan County in the heart the best he could," Kelly Laws added.
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"They arrive at the doors of the hospital bleeding and in pain," says Sara García of the Citizens' Association.
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"All the citizens have been here to help each other out," Braggs Mayor Eric Hutchins said, according to KOTV.
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I don't think it's fair that they support these people crossing more than the citizens who actually live here.
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Since January Mr Trump has made efforts to ban the citizens of several Middle Eastern countries from entering America.
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"I'd like to reiterate to the citizens of Lancaster, your community is safe," said Robin Limon, the assistant sheriff.
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In 2010, the Supreme Court allowed unlimited and anonymous money into our governing system with the Citizens United decision.
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Adler and Tollett thought it was a perfect venue for a festival, but the citizens of Pasadena did not.
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These aren't just policy issues that will impact the health, wealth, and happiness of the citizens of this country.
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Particularly impressive were the citizens, who all moved about naturally, as if they had their own lives going on.
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"A dedicated man of the people, Councillor Ford spent his life serving the citizens of Toronto," his family said.
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"In certain municipalities the assembly of the citizens of the municipality take the decision of naturalization," he goes on.
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The tax complaint [PDF link] was filed in March by the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).
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The party will now have to decide whether opposing the Citizens United decision also means flatly opposing super PACs.
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THE Citizens United ruling in 2010 was one of the most controversial in the history of America's Supreme Court.
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We'll execute this oversight function in the name of the citizens, and thus was born the two oversight committees.
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These initiatives have little or nothing to do with athletes, coaches or medals; instead, they directly benefit the citizens.
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In such a democratic community, we agree to share one another's fate, as did the citizens of ancient Athens.
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"What is the present moral character of the citizens of the United States?" he asked during the ratification controversy.
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The rest of the bank's share capital is widely held by the citizens of and entities incorporated in Bahrain.
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Pompeii and Herculaneum were both buried by Mt. Vesuvius, along with the citizens who choked to death on fumes.
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"But whatever Kim Jong Un decides and instructs will succeed and all the citizens will support him," he said.
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He said officials in Harney County, including Judge Steve Grasty, have failed to protect the citizens of the county.
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Here, the story becomes about the pixels — symbols of the citizens — amassing together to form a new formidable collective.
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Mark Reynolds is executive director of the Citizens' Climate Lobby, a non-partisan advocacy organization working on climate solutions.
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The citizens of Puerto Rico pay taxes with no representation every day, because Puerto Rico is not a state.
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Police, judges, and city officials weren't protecting or serving the citizens of Ferguson—they were systematically preying on them.
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The concern of the citizens and residents of Flint is that eventually the cameras are going to go away.
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This pattern extends the "generosity" of political donors, who have been unleashed since the Citizens United ruling in 2010.
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In Los Angeles alone, illegal aliens give birth to more children than all of the citizens in South Carolina.
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By that time, I had been elevated to a national leader of one of those parties — the Citizens' Movement.
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Sessions because law enforcement and the citizens they protect needs his expertise, dedication and honor at the Justice Department.
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As this campaign reveals, that approach is not working and is continuing to divide the citizens of this state.
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"The Taliban warned the citizens to stay indoors, and they are going to enter the city," Mr. Khadimzai said.
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In light of the Citizens United case, how do we limit the amount of influence and donation from outsiders?
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The federal government should take charge of harnessing identifying and harnessing that wealth for the benefit of the citizens.
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"He will leave Dallas with a tremendous legacy of putting the citizens first and his own personal needs last."
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I am now deeply ashamed of the citizens of Kentucky for promoting the absolute nothingness that is Donald Trump.
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He works with the Environmental Defense Fund, the Citizens Climate Lobby and others on the issue of climate change.
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Their leaders were enriching themselves and funding their war machine, while the citizens around them grew hungrier and hungrier.
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The citizens of your great country, and ours — and of our allies across the Western world — are at risk.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh not Paris," Trump proudly proclaimed to much applause on Thursday.
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During his long-winded speech, Trump said that he was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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A scrolling chat window to the side of the screen displays real-time thoughts from the citizens of 2222.
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It deals with another uprising: the 21982 struggle of the citizens of Warsaw to free themselves from Nazi occupation.
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If the citizens of your province, or their elected representatives, seek to cap such payouts, they can do so.
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A day later, the Citizens Food Committee announced special low-grain (but still pretty high-fat) White House menus.
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This is because America is a country in which the citizens define the ideologies, not the other way around.
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And in the end, that's what election disruption is all about — undermining the citizens' confidence that their vote counts.
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Do you think this error reflects poorly on the Australian government, or the citizens of Australia, in any way?
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"I am very proud of the citizens of this island," said Hector Pesquera, Puerto Rico's secretary of public safety.
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Mindful of details like these, the citizens clap and shout slogans and root for the soldiers from their country.
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Helping stem the pandemic in Wuhan or emergent hot spots matters to the citizens of Seattle and New Rochelle.
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You can be a goose on your Nintendo Switch, Mac or PC and terrorize the citizens of a village.
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The Citizens Budget Commission, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, found that the budget for fiscal year 2019 increased 4.5 percent.
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What has changed is the level of mismanagement and the indignities that the citizens have had to endure recently.
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Hacking through the ghosts that haunt the citizens of Aleroth, I feel the closest connection to Larian's latest work.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're saluting the citizens of Crystal City on a major victory.
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After the rebellion, a disparate group of prominent New Yorkers formed the Citizens' Inquiry on Parole and Criminal Justice.
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Like the citizens of Puerto Rico, Guam and the other United States territories, we are not yet real Americans.
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It is a world in which, literally, the government conceives its duty to provide for what the citizens need.
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Just ask the citizens of Pittsburgh, Boston, Phoenix and other cities that are serving as laboratories for driverless cars.
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Morton "served with distinction for the citizens of Clinton" as a full-time police officer, the state patrol tweeted.
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Right here in D.C., the Citizens Fair Election Act of 2015 will do just that if it is passed.
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According to The Citizens' Voice, Bufalino was born in Sicily in 1903 and came to the U.S. in 1914.
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We should also help shape young people as the citizens, leaders, parents and neighbors they are going to become.
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Presidential campaigns tend to revolve around the citizens of the nation-state, and even then, only some of them.
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It puts his need to be right over the well-being of the citizens he has sworn to protect.
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But if a government is not formed, it is the citizens of Israel who will pay the greatest price.
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In the Citizens United case, the department has assigned four new staffers to work on the request part-time.
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For her part, Merkel has been critical of Trump's travel ban targeting the citizens of several mainly Muslim countries.
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After officials vetted documents submitted by about 33 million people, 1.9 million people were excluded from the citizens' list.
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And what of the rights of the citizens of Gaza to live peacefully and prosperously under responsible, democratic governance?
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About 2700,240 federal employees, and the citizens who depend on them, are being hurt for an empty political stunt.
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A postscript: The campaign by the citizens' group and the sisters to keep the house in North Bay worked.
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Why shouldn't the citizens of Durham have had the choice to preserve, move, or remove the Confederate monument there?
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Ultimately, the entire community, including the citizens gathered outside, gets caught again in the same kind of inscrutable trap.
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Turkey toned down it antagonistic rhetoric, and started to release some of the citizens that Germany considered political cases.
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The United States provides services (schools and hospitals) for the refugees as well as for the citizens of host countries.
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Kai hopes that the citizens of Brookfield Heights will become scared enough to trust him to take over the government.
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In Jose Samarago's 1998 novel Blindness, the citizens of an unnamed country experience a nation-sweeping epidemic of non-sightedness.
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"It's obvious that this is about reducing the citizens' rights," Tusk told reporters of his "first impression" of May's offer.
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" [The Citizens' Voice] Call him: (717) 525-7002 | Email him Climate change denier "I do not believe it's man-made.
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" It requires the Republicans and Democrats working together, and it requires the citizens to say, "This is what we want.
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Ms Appendino's approval rate among the citizens of Turin was 62%, an increase of seven percentage points since her election.
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Such assurances are essential because these two programs have critical effects on our economy and the citizens of the nation.
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"They are machines which have become disconnected from the citizens," says José María de Areilza, a professor of constitutional law.
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Tell me why we should expect the citizens you exclude from the democratic process to submit to rule by epistocrats.
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He knew that his biggest hurdle would be the EU, which forbids discriminating against the citizens of other member states.
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"People like Johnson put criminals and illegal aliens before the citizens of Chicago, and those are his values," Trump said.
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The presence of the billboards causes tension among the citizens of Ebbing, but ultimately urges on action beyond feckless talk.
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The episode sees the citizens of Maple Street grow alarmed when a shadow passes overhead, accompanied by a loud roar.
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Americans consumed 3.1 kilograms (6.8 pounds) of coffee per capita last year, the same amount as the citizens of France.
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Campaign finance In 2012, the party included a platform plank blasting the Citizens United decision, then just two years old.
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A focus on the rights of the listener, not the speaker, was at the heart of the Citizens United case.
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"This is about the safety of the citizens and our leaders just really need to step up," she told Vox.
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The idea electrified the citizens of Earth and mobilized a worldwide SETI search for hard evidence of our celestial neighbors.
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The citizens of Hypnospace are the early web pilgrims trying to figure out where they fit in this new world.
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"The citizens just don't trust that EPA is honest with these numbers," Pruitt told The Wall Street Journal in February.
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And for the citizens who do win, they can expect their family and friends to come for handouts -- or lawsuits.
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Please stand by the citizens on this, do what you said you would do, and drain the student loan swamp.
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The state of Michigan and city of Flint cannot fix everything nor should the citizens of Flint expect as much.
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"The citizens who brought them in had good intentions," the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety posted on its Facebook page.
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"We want to apologize to the citizens of South Africa for this incident, which, indeed, is very disturbing," Smalberger said.
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What we witnessed will drive a deeper wedge between the police and the citizens whose mistrust of them has grown.
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Engagement photoshoots are usually heartwarming, but engagement photshoots involving armor, crowns, and the citizens of Westeros are on another level.
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As Europe developed, champions of Monnet's dream thought the source of its legitimacy should shift from governments to the citizens.
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If that happens, the current crop of legislators will have failed the citizens of the state and PERA members alike.
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The citizens are worried about the loss of coal mining jobs, Obamacare, federally sponsored drug rehab and after-school programs.
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We consider it a gift from the citizens of Berlin to all Americans who believe in a world without walls.
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Another group, the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, has also filed an emoluments suit targeting the DC hotel.
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Sovereign power is in the citizens as a whole, and my vote has weight as part of this political community.
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And the Supreme Court majority that opened the floodgates on political money with the Citizens United ruling; no Ds there.
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The citizens of Gabon had peacefully and respectfully exercised their right to freely and fairly choose our country's next president.
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When it came to full democratic rights for the citizens of the nation's capital, Ginsburg made herself unavailable and invisible.
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Mr. Duterte's hostility is "at odds with the warm relationship between the citizens of our two countries," Mr. Earnest said.
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"I was elected by the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," he said upon making his announcement in June last year.
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"The citizens of Louisiana are all too familiar with the pain associated with natural disasters," he said in the letter.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE, who he frequently compliments despite the harsh conditions for the citizens in the country.
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"The truth is, there was no hunting down of people in Chemnitz... The citizens who demonstrated were criminalized," said Gauland.
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On campaign finance:Steyer wants to overturn the "Citizens United" Supreme Court decision to reduce the influence of money in politics.
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When the Taliban approached the outskirts of Tirin Kot city and spread panic among the citizens, everyone tried to evacuate.
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American soldiers are shown treating the citizens of the land they invaded as if they were minor nuisances, like insects.
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"Our system of justice failed the citizens of Rosewood," one state senator told his fellow lawmakers during the final debate.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump said, implying that Pittsburghers were on his side.
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" So a better question might be, "How does censorship make the citizens of different countries unhappy, or happy, and why?
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Unfortunately, the citizens are being played by their own government and by fundamentalists, and that's who they have to blame.
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And of course I'm totally behind his call to retract the Citizens United decision and no-holds-barred campaign contributions.
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The citizens in the country turn against him — even an overwhelming majority of the voters who put him in office.
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"These are decisions contrary to the will expressed by the citizens of our country at the ballot boxes," he said.
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Wieden + Kennedy London has hired Katy Edelsten and Chloe Cordon, who were behind the "Citizens Advertising Takeover Service" (CATS). 8.
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There, Athena presides over his trial; ultimately it is the citizens of her city, Athens, who pass judgment on him.
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To the Editor: It is hard to imagine a more long-suffering, powerless people than the citizens of North Korea.
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The citizens of Omelas may be disturbed by the predicament of the child, but they are convinced of its necessity.
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Scene City The Art Show opened at the Park Avenue Armory, and the Citizens Budget Commission held an awards dinner.
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"Today, the citizens of Budapest have decided that the time has come for something different," Orban told a news conference.
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Or is it, as the Supreme Court agreed in the Citizens United case, an exercise in constitutionally protected free speech?
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"These things are often poorly investigated and get swept under the rug, and the citizens don't even know it's happening."
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It wasn't long ago that the Citizens United decision focused the nation on the corrupting influence of money in politics.
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At a town-hall meeting on October 21st the citizens of Hildale City debated paving the town's many dirt roads.
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Buttigieg said his reelection as mayor showed how he earned the continued support of the citizens of his small city.
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Comparisons to Fyre Festival, the 2017 music festival-turned-criminal case, came fast, including from the citizens of Rachel itself.
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"The citizens in Flint are relying on each of you, because we have no choice," she told the congressional committee.
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Pontormo began "Visitation" one year after the citizens of Florence had tossed out the Medicis and established a quixotic republic.
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So the tax subsidies under the ACA benefited some immigrants whose income was even lower than the citizens it helped.
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But now, after five months of deliberations, this past weekend saw the Citizens Assembly vote on a series of recommendations.
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He is very much part of the old guard in the way he conceives of power relations with the citizens.
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He's eccentric, refreshingly so, as he dons various outrageous costumes and accents to fool the citizens of London and Paddington himself.
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The Citizens Security Law, which critics call "the gag law," so outraged Daniel Mayrit that he decided to troll it. Hard.
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Making America Great will be led by David Bossie, the Citizens United leader and a former deputy campaign manager to Trump.
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"I deeply apologize to the citizens, I will fully cooperate with the investigation," she said outside the prosecutors' offices in Seoul.
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Brucker, a freelance writer, said most of the citizens in the town are working-class or single women, such as herself.
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And I remember when Barack Obama ran in 2008, a big issue was transparency and about being responsive to the citizens.
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The crowd's reaction was a more or less how I imagine the citizens of Pompeii reacted when that volcano blew up.
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In 40.23, the school board appointed a group to study the issue, calling it the Citizens' Committee on De Facto Segregation.
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"Joseph gave the ultimate sacrifice while working to protect the citizens of Minnesota," Sarah Fitzgerald, a spokeswoman for the agency, said.
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Except that now the citizens of Beijing have seen a marked improvement in air quality, they understandably want more of it.
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In the mid-1960s Latvians and Lithuanians still blew out as many birthday candles as the citizens of Cyprus and France.
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"It is chilling how casually former officer Lai dehumanizes the citizens he was sworn to serve," Adachi said in a statement.
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In Poetry nominee Deaf Republic, by the hard-of-hearing poet Ilya Kaminsky, the citizens of an occupied country go deaf.
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According to the Citizens Clean Elections Commission, about 80 percent of Arizona voters choose to receive their ballot in the mail.
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The Citizens United decision has raised the potential financial stakes of presidential elections for media companies, political professionals and candidates alike.
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TELLERS IN POST offices across Italy dreaded being overwhelmed on March 6th, the first day of applications for the "citizens' income".
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Noah Bookbinder, executive director of the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said the decision allows corrupt conduct go unpunished.
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The Citizens Task Force said the foundation's plans were based on an inflated estimate of population growth and demand for land.
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"Serving the citizens of Dallas in this noble profession has been both a true honor and a humbling experience," Brown wrote.
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The Citizens&apos Voice reports police pulled over the Crestwood School District bus driver bus on Tuesday just before 6 p.m.
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On the other hand, I think the local people and the citizens should be allowed to play a role as well.
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The ICC claims near-universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country, violating all principles of justice, fairness, and due process.
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If there's a Trader Joe's in the town of Riverdale, well, the citizens are going to be awfully confused this December.
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By 2014, the citizens of Chattanooga could get the fastest internet service in the country for less than $70 a month.
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Like the citizens of Limetown, she becomes increasingly fearful for her life, and that affects how she interacts with other characters.
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As a result, the United State Congress looks less like America than other democratically elected legislatures resemble the citizens they represent.
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The citizens of a given country do not all watch the same television programmes and read the same newspapers any more.
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This was not the dream of the citizens of this long-suffering country when they gained independence from Sudan in 2628.
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Sessions is dedicated to protecting the citizens of this country and will bring that zeal to the office of attorney general.
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And the citizens of our country need and deserve a better functioning, affordable health system that is sustainable for future generations.
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These laws guide their local police agencies in a direction that the citizens of those states want to direct their culture.
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"The Ministry of Health is encouraging the citizens not to panic in the wake of the new Ebola case," it said.
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These interests will in almost all cases be identical with those of all the citizens of the country, of the nation.
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But you can only unlock this future if the citizens of the Middle East are freed from extremism, terror and violence.
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The citizens of Ireland, although not able to vote, were vocal about their opposition to the U.K. leaving the European Union.
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Suffice it to say, the citizens of all fifty states, their counsel, the affected aliens and the judiciary all deserve better.
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"This is the final word of the Citizens' Rapid Transit Loop Committee," one ad published in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune read.
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" The possible presence of such a cyber weapon, Ramos said, "poses a continuing threat to the citizens of San Bernardino County.
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"We haven't managed to fulfill the citizens' mandate," Mr. López told a news conference after meeting the king on Tuesday morning.
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McNeal told CNN that Amiott's termination is a victory for his clients, the citizens of Euclid, and law enforcement officers alike.
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Vox will surely continue to grow as Spanish politicians remain intent on fighting each other rather than working for the citizens.
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The press should, however, be a surrogate for the citizens, and surveys indicate the citizenry has little confidence in the institution.
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It also gives awareness to the citizens to beware terrorist tactics, and helps citizens gain confidence in the security-intelligence establishment.
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The Citizens United ruling was a great threat to democracy, and we need to strongly advocate for additional campaign-finance reform.
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"It is an unsustainable choice that will have a massive impact on the health of the citizens of Delhi," Deb said.
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But again, the citizens of Detroit — or black people in general — are not the intended audience for this pageant of perversity.
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The citizens of the Middle East are desperately looking for leadership that offers hope for future generations rather than greater turmoil.
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Has this misguided dedication resulted in neglecting the citizens of their voting constituency while favoring the interests of their broader devotions?
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Plato had Socrates divide the psyche into three parts in order to assign roles to the citizens of his imaginary republic.
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This is best way to target the regime itself and to avoid punishing the citizens who are figuratively – and literally – trapped.
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It took the calamity of utter defeat to dispel the hold that propaganda had exercised over the citizens of Nazi Germany.
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"We are solving the dispute in order to strengthen the dignity and identity of the citizens in both countries," he added.
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They noted that the citizens had been cleared of charges of involvement in a large telecommunications fraud ring based in Kenya.
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She said the citizens now feel betrayed not just by the initial water crisis but also by the lack of accountability.
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The morning mists still clung to the citizens of Salt Lake City when The Comet flashed along the quiet back streets.
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"As long as you can provide the total solution, promoting food safety, the people, the citizens will get it," Wong added.
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"I will not tolerate sanctuary city policies that put the citizens of Texas at risk," Abbott said in a statement Thursday.
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Far from protecting anyone from 'government discrimination' as the bill claims, it is an attack on the citizens of our state.
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It had the impact of keeping the bulk of the citizens of what is still a relatively poor country artificially poorer.
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Most social media interventions — 97 percent — performed during the pilot in 2016 had positive outcomes, according to the Citizens Crime Commission.
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," said Grace Tsang, 25, one of the protesters.
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THE CITIZENS OF THE WORLD HAVE TO TAKE A VOTE AT THAT LEVEL AND UNDERSTAND IT'S GOING TO HAVE SOME SACRIFICE.
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In the meantime, the citizens of Bangladesh are trapped between a desire to be safe and the need to be free.
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In August 2015, CNBC again warned of the dangers to the citizens of Puerto Rico of inferior and dangerous critical infrastructure.
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"We emphasize to the citizens to prepare with caution and evaluate if they need to go to a shelter," she tweeted.
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But we the citizens of this country should not consider her, or vote for her, just because we know her name.
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"I think he did the right thing by stepping down, not putting the citizens here in town in jeopardy," he said.
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"We are tired of the state trying to use these arguments to prevent us from keeping the citizens safe," Nelson added.
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"It's imperative that the citizens of this community be part of our effort to figure out what it is," Browning said.
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Justice Stevens decided to step down on the day he delivered his dissent from the bench in the Citizens United case.
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And the fans of these teams, the citizens of these communities, are too attached to the product to see it transformed.
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I cling to this scenario because it is imperative that our government works for all of the citizens of this country.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court decision, which has a significant issue in 2016, was a case about campaign spending attacking her.
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Rightfully, the citizens of the state fought back declaring the law unconstitutional, and a 4th circuit judge ruled in their favor.
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The Citizens Advertising Takeover Service (CATS) is raising money to replace every ad in a London Underground station with pictures of cats.
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"We realize that the citizens, parents, teachers and [a] vast majority of the students do not condone this behavior," the statement adds.
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Earlier on Thursday, Extinction Rebellion had said the announcement of the Citizens' Assembly was a "first step" toward giving people a voice.
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"We have made corrections and the security services, as well as the citizens of Volgograd always pay attention to that," he said.
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As such, government shutdowns have a particularly devastating effect on federally funded scientific research, as well as the citizens this research serves.
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The citizens of Dover have suffered for the nation's sovereignty before, the story goes, and they are ready to do so again.
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A donate button was only added recently to the Citizens for Trump website to help offset out-of-pocket expenses, Selaty said.
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" The brief noted that in the Citizens United decision in 2010, the Supreme Court said that "ingratiation and access" are "not corruption.
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Meanwhile, 1,900 miles to the southwest of St. Louis, the citizens of San Diego hold to their team by a fraying rope.
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"The citizens are telling us to protect their rights, they are complaining of organized crimes," Erdogan told a press conference in Istanbul.
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When the citizens they're supposed to serve and protect dare to try to obtain water, the cops hand out a beatdown instead.
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"We once again ask the citizens to be patient and to allow the entire process to come to a conclusion," she said.
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The migration crisis is not turning the citizens of central Europe into good Europeans; instead, some are attacking the union's core principles.
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Moreover, it was Republican appointees on the Supreme Court who abandoned a century of precedent in the Citizens United campaign-finance decision.
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It is immediately clear that the citizens of Castle Rock are naturally suspicious of Henry because of the color of his skin.
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" - Tweet from Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto in response to Trump saying: "I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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"I just want to listen to the citizens before I say I fully back this agreement," said Mark Byrne, a Ferguson councilman.
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Instead, the Federal Communications Commission should expand such initiatives as the Citizens Broadband Radio Service, which allows more sharing of radio spectrum.
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Earlier on Thursday, Extinction Rebellion had said the announcement of the Citizens' Assembly was a "first step" towards giving people a voice.
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Haddock sets out to discover why the "citizens" of Limetown went missing — only to encounter a shadowy conspiracy bent on mind control.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1 NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to address the Citizens Budget Commission 87th Annual Awards Dinner - 0115 GMT.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1 ** NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to address the Citizens Budget Commission 08003th Annual Awards Dinner - 0115 GMT.
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We know that the citizens we represent are the people who make the formulas of our shared values come alive every day.
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The defense secretary wasn't picking on his boss, and he wasn't suggesting that the troops are better than the citizens they defend.
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"Hardly seems like there's a war on at all," Churchill's driver remarks, looking at the citizens cheerfully going about their everyday business.
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Advocates for campaign finance reform do not embrace the Citizens United decision; nor does the anti-choice community accept Roe v. Wade.
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The citizens of St. Paul are aware of Fitzgerald's presence, and celebrate him in ways a city might any native cultural celebrity.
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"I appreciate Governor Scott's support and continued concern to the citizens of Alachua County and the State of Florida," Sheriff Darnell said.
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Citizens of other countries seemingly have more representation in Congress when it comes to immigration than do the citizens of this country.
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But in a democratic society, the decision to reset a constitutional balance should include review by the citizens and their elected representatives.
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The citizens of Florida voted to reinstate the voting rights of 1.4 million people -- former felons who had been denied the vote.
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"My main objective is to do what's best for the citizens and the City of Flint," the mayor said in a statement.
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That is Baishizhou's fate, too, when the Shenzhen government concludes negotiations with the citizens who own the land rights to the village.
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If you reach a stalemate, contact an organization like the Citizens Committee for New York City, a nonprofit group that supports neighborhoods.
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There is no doubt that the Armenian people treat the citizens of Israel in general and American Jews in particular with respect.
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She was so grateful to the citizens of the United States for giving her the knowledge and tools to help her family.
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Whatever political advantage and ideological satisfaction their actions may serve, those actions do not serve the citizens of California and New York.
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"There is no evidence on the record whatsoever that non-citizens in Philadelphia commit any more crimes than the citizens," he said.
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"Our elected officials must place the interests of the citizens above their own," U.S. Attorney Robert K. Hur said in a statement.
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On security and cyberattacks, Nadella said it was the the citizens of the world and the small businesses that get most impacted.
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Because government can be only as dedicated and competent as the citizens it employs, this may be the highest price of shutdowns.
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"For the citizens of Harney County and indeed all Oregonians, I must insist on a swift resolution to this matter," Brown wrote.
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And then, for 217 years, left-wing Democrats have pursued destructive tax policies, weak crime policies, and have driven the citizens out.
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"I am incredibly proud and will continue to stand with the citizens of Georgia to demand that their votes be counted." pic.twitter.
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Disclosure of these funds shifts power from the elites to the citizens so they can "follow the money" and hold governments accountable.
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It's said that —as the citizens of Ivrea are referred to—originally celebrated this mean dude's death by throwing confetti and beans.
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"Catalonia will be what decides the parliament, which is the legitimate representative of the citizens, and not what others decide," Turull said.
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"These statistics are troubling and raise questions about whether officers are being held accountable to the citizens they serve," the report said.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court decision means that efforts to displace the fossil fuel industry with renewable energy face an uphill battle.
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That the citizens are friendly and the country welcoming does not mean those issues were an invention of a Russophobic news media.
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"We have the feeling that Mr. Puigdemont is addressing his letter much more to people outside than to the citizens," she said.
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Students went well beyond the obvious, with detailed thoughts about the happiness and well-being of the citizens of their future cities.
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An ethics watchdog group, the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, had already seen it and subsequently filed an official complaint.
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Only then will predators with badges begin to think twice about how they behave toward the citizens they are meant to protect.
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The main focus should be the government, but a lot of the noise has shifted onto the police fighting with the citizens.
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For we depend on you — the heirs to that legacy, our men and women in uniform and the citizens who support you.
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Any belief in this institution, any benefit of the doubt it once had from the citizens of this city, that was gone.
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In many cases, the citizens had gone to the embassy to obtain American passports or birth records for children born in Yemen.
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"The owner of the San Antonio Aquarium put the citizens, and now my officers in danger with his reckless actions," Salvaggio said.
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But we must do everything we can to safeguard the health of the citizens of Illinois, and that requires this urgent action.
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Instead, they applied the "rule of reason," asking whether the citizens' concerns had any rational basis, and concluding that they did not.
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The casino becomes not only a place of recreation but also the only place where civic interactions among the citizens seem possible.
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"We just hope the citizens don't cause any obstructions," said Don Aaron, a public affairs manager at the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.
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" He described the institution as "a universal museum whose beneficiaries, and, in the end, whose owners, are the citizens of this world.
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"The citizens of Texas and the Gulf Coast need all the prayers, support and resources our communities have to offer," he continued.
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"This issue stopped being one for feminists," Sara García, who led the organizing for the Citizens' Group for the Decriminalization of Abortion.
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Tarah Toohil, also a Republican, said that Miccarelli had once pulled a gun on her in 2012, according to The Citizens' Voice.
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"I believe this legislation will further protect the Seconds Amendment rights of the citizens of South Dakota and this country," she said.
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There is a simple remedy for Republicans: Rescind the Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court and render the Kochs' coercion impotent.
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I don't understand the concept that somehow you don't try to help the citizens of that country when you're asked to help.
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"The Citizens United majority's assurances that independence and transparency would protect the public from corrupting interests have proven calamitously wrong," he wrote.
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The citizens of this country will continue to benefit greatly from the policies and accomplishments of your Administration for years to come.
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The third branch is making its voice felt, not least because the citizens seem increasingly fed up with the recent partisan extremes.
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"Then, and only then," he said, "will the citizens believe the governor is being held to the same standards as everyone else."
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"The citizens who were inside that church undoubtedly saved 242 other parishioners," said Jeoff Williams, from the state's department of public safety.
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"The citizens of Texas and the Gulf Coast need all the prayers, support and resources our communities have to offer," he continued.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," he said in an address at the White House Rose Garden.
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Why should U.S. law apply to the citizens of countries around the globe because their email provider has offices in the U.S.?
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The Citizens United ruling has been condemned by progressive activists, who argue super PACs drown out the voices of average American voters.
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"Now you're asking the rest of the citizens to come in and essentially subsidize you and rebuild your road," Mr. Pfitzer said.
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But unusually for a French politician, he warned against the encroachments of the welfare state on the citizens' sense of personal responsibility.
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So politically split are the citizens of Fort America that it sometimes feels like a new kind of civil war is brewing.
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Considering both as parallel proposals is the best way to fight for the citizens of our city and turn aspirations into realities.
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"We emphasize to the citizens to prepare with caution and evaluate if they need to go to a shelter," she tweeted Monday.
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Which is why something like SimCity, if I take away all the power, what are all the citizens going to say about it?
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Past Supreme Court decisions which have had international repercussions by virtue of shaping the future course of America include the Citizens United v.
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But gun rights advocates admire Locke because he sanctions the citizens' right to dissolve government—and to use their guns to do it.
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The notion that limiting money in politics limits free speech is also the leading conservative argument in favor of the Citizens United ruling.
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WHEN the citizens of Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, voted for Basuki Tjahaja Purnama as their vice-governor in 2012, it seemed a hopeful moment.
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Yet the citizens of that great deracinated, metrosexual Babylon pay more in work taxes than do those of the next 36 cities combined.
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It felt, as Prime Minister Orban said, like an "invasion" and the citizens of Hungary, like many citizens of Europe, wanted it stopped.
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Democrats talked at length of repealing the Citizens United Supreme Court decision that legalized an unprecedented flood of dark money into political campaigns.
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The Citizens for Community Values, based out of Cincinnati, pushed for such a law before the Ohio state legislature passed a weaker version.
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The group with real skin in that game were the citizens of Benghazi, who might have been slaughtered had NATO not shown up.
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The Citizens Research Council of Michigan said debt payments by the Detroit Public Schools (DPS) are consuming revenue required to fund education services.
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With at least 37 blackouts this year, the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir are the most internet-deprived of any state in India.
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But something has gone wrong, and all of the citizens are treated as patients, in a horrifying case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The Citizens United decision, which amplified the role of money in American politics, also promised something like a level playing field.
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"Our ambition is to get the massive participation of citizens as shareholders so both the company and the citizens could benefit," Rama said.
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But despite the understanding of the value digital improvements offer, our federal agencies have not made changes that will improve the citizens' experience.
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And I would have been a bit more humble about the "Citizens of Cyberspace" creating social contracts to deal with bad behavior online.
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A Texas coalition, part of the Citizens Trade Campaign, has outlined what is necessary if NAFTA renegotiation is to deliver for working people.
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In condemning the agreement, Trump talked about his commitment to the "citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," to coal miners, and to cement workers.
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But it's clear that he's happy to stand up for freedom when it involves the citizens of a country other than our own.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have both praised and defended the Citizens United decision, with Cruz arguing that it hasn't gone far enough.
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But in Switzerland any law decided by that parliament can be put to a vote by the citizens if enough people want it.
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The Citizens United decision has allowed corporations to funnel money to super PACs that can use unlimited amounts of money to influence elections.
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Sacha Baron Cohen is unfairly making the citizens of Kingman, Arizona look like a bunch of backwater racists ... according to the city's mayor.
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The only people more powerless than those miserable few Finns are the citizens of the next place the Gugg targets for expansion. 18.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump, standing in the Rose Garden, said to applause from invited guests.
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Those efforts, and the citizens of Flint, need comprehensive support until access to clean tap water is a universal right in the city.
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Only one out of the twelve volunteers at the Citizens' Lab are male; all the others are women and most of them mothers.
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But we are not cherries and it is perfectly possible to implement the citizens' rights part while saying "no" to any other unpicking.
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The citizens swept on to the rolls by automatic registration, they say, are by definition those who have not made voting a priority.
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A skillful debater and political operator, he runs on a right-left coalition composed of the PAN, the PRD and the Citizens' Movement.
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We believe in that oath, and we feel an allegiance to and pride for the citizens we protect and the communities we serve.
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As a result, Americans pay more for broadband Internet, food, airline tickets, and banking services than the citizens of any other advanced nation.
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Plutarch tells us that in Sparta, those who were free—that is, the citizens—were freer than people anywhere else in the world.
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Rather, it was a false alert sent during a power outage that alerted the citizens of Lake Worth to zombies in the area.
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Colombia's foreign ministry said the citizens were arrested on an island in the Orinoco River that has been part of Colombia since 1931.
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Birthright citizenship does not cost the United States "billions of dollars," nor is it "very unfair" to the citizens whose rights it protects.
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Under a Trump administration, no American citizen will ever again feel that their needs come second to the citizens of a foreign country.
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And as the sun rises, the citizens stare out into the empty horizon, their inner fears and aspirations crystalized by the blank canvas.
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In fact, the only people who can truthfully have the last word on complaining about the cold are the citizens of Oymyakon, Russia.
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The awards are held at the end of 20 weeks of testing conducted by the Citizens Water Quality Testing Program, a volunteer group.
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Bossie is the man behind the Citizens United lawsuit and was deputy campaign manager in the closing months of Trump's 2016 campaign. 6.
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The citizens of the districts have no basic human rights, are treated as slave labor, and are subjected to the Hunger Games annually.
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Are these estimates different because the citizens of these countries are at different levels of risk for some yet-to-be-determined variables?
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But the plate trend is a controversial topic in a country where the citizens have a reputation for excessively spending on superficial items.
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Mr. Orban is a ruthless autocrat who has betrayed the citizens of his wonderful country and has stripped their rights in myriad ways.
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Uptrust is paid by local governments, not by the citizens who, for whatever reason, have been caught up in the criminal justice system.
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His father, Luigi, 55, who had accompanied him, said he hoped the citizens' income would eventually help unemployed young southerners like his son.
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Maria Doulis, vice president of the Citizens Budget Commission, agreed that Mr. de Blasio's efforts to shrink the pool have had some effect.
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"I am going to let the citizens of America decide who they think would be the best candidate for the GOP," Norris said.
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Since the Supreme Court's landmark 2010 ruling in the Citizens United case, campaign spending in the United States has become even more unrestricted.
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"We do not want U.S. dollars to prop up a military monopoly that exploits and abuses the citizens of Cuba," Mr. Trump said.
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That created dramatic swings that "are not conducive to stable, consistent delivery of city services," Ms. Kellermann, of the Citizens Budget Commission, said.
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In a statement, the Citizens Budget Commission, an independent watchdog group, blamed inadequate management at City Hall for some of the spending increases.
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"We—us at Channel One, as the citizens of the country—felt deeply offended, and we didn't need any additional motivation," he said.
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There is even a Vietnamese barber offering Trump and Jong Un copycat haircuts to help the citizens of Hanoi look their very best.
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That clash pops up in different ways, but it is fundamentally about what world the citizens of the West would rather live in.
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The executive order barring Syrians and the citizens of six other countries was among Mr. Trump's very first actions in the White House.
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President I understand that, but you pay me, I am paid by the citizens of the nation to tell you what we think.
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The citizens of a country whose leaders consider us the "Great Satan" seemed to look on us with more affection than Americans themselves.
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It explains why he is likely to reaffirm and build on the Citizens United decision if he is confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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The City Dionysia began with a procession along this street, with all the citizens, foreigners, visiting dignitaries and choregoi dressed in their finery.
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