"The minority needs to recognize you're the minority," Mr. Tillis said.
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Read more " _____ • David Darby in The Billings Gazette "For the moment what we have is a government of the minority, by the minority, and for the minority.
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If they could excite the minority vote the way Beto excited the minority vote.
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I served as the Minority Leader in 2017, so I'd been the Minority Leader for seven years.
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What can Democrats do when we're in the minority in the House, the minority in the Senate, we don't have the presidency?
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"We've got to not only win the minority vote, we've got to excite the minority vote," said U.S. Representative Emanuel Cleaver, a Missouri Democrat.
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Negative scores indicated whites prefer the minority group over their racial group, zero indicated indifference, and positive scores indicated whites prefer their racial group over the minority group.
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"It's the only way to protect the minority, and we've been in the minority a lot more than we've been in the majority," he told the Huffington Post.
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The incentives for cooperation have been entirely eclipsed by the reward for eviscerating the other side (for the minority party) or boxing the minority out from having any influence.
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McConnell is currently the Senate majority leader, but even when he and Republicans were the minority party in the Senate, he demonstrated the minority has real power to block legislation.
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"We have to hold in tension the imperatives of a democratic majority with the right of the minority not to be subject to the tyranny of the minority," he says.
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Now the Democrats are in the minority, vowing to block Mr Gorsuch, and the Republicans are likely to remove that last defence of scrutiny by the minority party in federal appointments.
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We are in the minority, but we do have some power in the minority, and we will use it to prevent things from being truncated in the middle of the night.
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I.O. — may grow impatient as lawmakers in the minority.
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In reality, the great compromise not only ensures the protection of the minority against the "tyranny of the majority," but also prevents the minority from thwarting the legitimate rule of the majority.
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The minority has ways to try to force votes, but if you're in the minority, you don't have a say of what gets onto the House or Senate floor, by and large.
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The minority whip said he's frustrated Democrats have remained in the minority since 2011 despite Republicans' struggles in passing even fundamental legislation for keeping the government running over most of that span.
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Years later, he was in the minority in Bush v.
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But they are in the minority, at least for now.
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But Brostrom is in the minority of sharing economy workers.
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He was in the minority on Whole Woman's Health v.
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But Jolly remains in the minority of the contemporary GOP.
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Yet, the fashion industry treats these women as the minority.
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The minority fill fewer places in its internal counsels, too.
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But meteorologists like Samenow seem to be in the minority.
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The minority characters that are present, how are they represented?
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The procedure, typically used by the minority, is rarely successful.
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But data suggests these folks would be in the minority.
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However, he says that these people are likely the minority.
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But it was the minority of drivers who were eligible.
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The minority party can no longer filibuster designated cabinet secretaries.
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It is meant to provide the minority party a voice.
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The minority Shi'ites accuse the government of ignoring their needs.
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The European far right may remain mostly in the minority.
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"We're the minority campus," Syed Ali, a sociology professor, said.
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But evergreens and deciduous conifers are definitely in the minority.
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If you are the minority representative in the room, right?
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Pompeo's views on the matter place him in the minority.
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If you're not following along, you're clearly in the minority.
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The drug was cocaine, and the minority was African Americans.
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What if, thanks to that excess weight, the minority prevails?
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Soon to be in the minority, Republicans are currently leaderless.
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But you're almost certainly in the minority, and that's okay.
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New districts beget new opportunities, usually for the minority party.
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And nobody wants to be in the minority come 2021.
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"The minority has been shut out of the process," Rep.
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"We were the majority, they were the minority," she said.
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We're going to be the minority in a few years.
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I can't help noticing that I'm in the minority, though.
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There may be some, but they'll be in the minority.
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The man who defeated him in the minority leader race?
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Steny Hoyer (Md.), the minority whip, and Jim Clyburn (S.
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Because the minority does not have any rights for subpoenas.
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The minority community is a key driver of America's economy.
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The minority of clubs in Ayrshire now have junior sections.
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Steny Hoyer (Md.), the minority whip, emphasized that it's a long shot for the Democrats to pick up the 30 seats they need to win back the House after six years in the minority.
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" He continued, "Because, look, if we're going to be in the minority again, we might as well have a minority who are with us as opposed to the minority who helped us become a minority.
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It facilitates everything that is not good in the minority community.
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Even in the minority, Democrats have some leverage over spending negotiations.
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But I know that I am in the minority on this.
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"I always thought my fiancé and I were in the minority."
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On the question of racism, Republicans are distinctly in the minority.
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Be smart: State legislatures can be controlled by the minority party.
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But he realizes he is just a voice in the minority.
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The minority is not one of Myanmar's officially recognised ethnic groups.
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He also said he would consider making the minority report public.
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They're in the minority, and there's no working majority in Parliament.
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And always remember that [serial killers] are still in the minority.
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But on social media, the minority party traded song for snark.
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But as the minority, they have little recourse without Republican support.
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Mduchwa now counts herself among the minority of African female landowners.
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Chuck Schumer, the Minority Leader, became the 33rd on Wednesday evening.
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Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) after six years in the minority wilderness.
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Yet the minority that does not balk at them is growing.
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But those members, he said, will likely be in the minority.
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Patrick Neville is the Minority Leader of the Colorado General Assembly.
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Historically, the availability of the filibuster empowered the minority Senate party.
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But like his votes on Election Day, he's in the minority.
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Abrams, 44, previously served as the minority leader in Georgia's Statehouse.
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Conservative Christians are in the minority, with an effective rights claim.
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Republicans had fallen into the minority in both houses of Congress.
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Chuck Schumer's Brooklyn home demanding the Minority Leader filibuster the choice.
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Perhaps it's swung only recently to me being in the minority.
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But what we have now is the tyranny of the minority.
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But Jordan has little chance of winning the minority leader race.
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This includes even most of the minority that talks about nationhood.
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The minority party then revolts during the authorizations and appropriations processes.
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"The minority has put us in these uncharted waters," he said.
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Schools with fundamental research-only policies are already in the minority.
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If that's you, well, according to Dr. Leno, you're the minority.
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"That was never conveyed to the minority," Schiff said Tuesday night.
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Two edits were specifically requested by the FBI and the minority.
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Outside conservatives acknowledged this reality hands some leverage to the minority.
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A shift to the minority would be uncharted territory for most.
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In Wisconsin, 51 percent prefer the minority party over the GOP.
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In general, these privileges empower the minority party of the chamber.
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The minority can almost always have some influence on legislative outcomes.
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But that rosy review of Bloomberg's performance was in the minority.
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Precious few votes for them among the minority parents in charters.
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Shortly before Thanksgiving, he summoned Warren to the minority leader's office.
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That riles up the minority of really passionate gun rights supporters.
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They didn't negotiate with, or even adequately inform, the minority party.
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As the Minority memo makes clear, none of this is true.
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Since 1985, majority parties controlling Congress have passed just 12 laws getting largely what they wanted on big policy priorities over the opposition of most members of the minority party and the minority party's top leaders.
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The Senate precedent to grant a right of priority recognition to the majority leader has been repeatedly abused to block the ability of the minority to offer amendments, another of the foundational protections the minority enjoys.
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But McCarthy's newfound alliance with the duo — which started when Trump won the White House but has only strengthened in the minority — is sure to earn the minority leader some major points with conservatives down the road.
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Luckily, the ones commented rude and creepy comments are in the minority.
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Those scars predate ISIS; the minority Sunnis were favored under Saddam Hussein.
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Large blasts sometimes set off reprisal attacks against the minority Sunni community.
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But my opinion seems to be in the minority (no pun intended).
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Time to relegate men to the minority status they so richly deserve.
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"Brownley is a very junior member in the minority party," Moran said.
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More and more, we are becoming the majority rather than the minority.
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Most of these are women and children from the minority Yazidi community.
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But Collins and Kirk are solidly in the minority of their caucus.
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"I am in the minority now," he told Reuters from New York.
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The minority government, led by Arseny Yatseniuk, the prime minister, is paralysed.
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"Obstructionist Democrats" are the minority party in both the House and Senate.
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But he will return to Richmond as, at best, the minority leader.
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It was the third attack on the minority Hazara community this month.
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Democrats, while in the minority, still have substantial leverage in the talks.
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The budget process gives the minority party wide latitude to introduce amendments.
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On the Medicare side, the minority party has been no less vigilant.
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The minority leader has spent almost her entire political life under threat.
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"It's better to do this before you're in the minority," she said.
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With Republicans in the minority, 21 Democrats are needed to sign on.
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They're still the minority of truck drivers, but their ranks are growing.
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This would put a greater burden on the minority to block action.
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For a party that started in the minority, this is incredibly strong.
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Pai frequently criticized Wheeler for not consulting the minority and acting unilaterally.
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The minority had the one woman on their side, New York Rep.
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Mr. Clyburn asked Representative Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader, to contact Mrs.
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The minority government will need backing from other parties for its proposal.
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This guarantees significant systemic opposition to any budget by the minority. 2.
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Two candidates were nominated Thursday by the minority Union Solidarity Development Party.
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For longer flights, these steps represent the minority of total travel time.
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"It's a political vote," Representative Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader, advised Democrats.
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The legislator, Jeff Woodburn, is the minority leader in the State Senate.
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But those opponents are still in the minority (at least so far).
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On today's episode: Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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In preparation for 2020, the president is focused on the minority vote.
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Among the minority of South Carolinians who vote in statewide elections, tax
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He also was the heir apparent to the minority leader, Nancy Pelosi.
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The chamber's 31 Democrats, long in the minority, want to take control.
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He was the minority leader of the Republicans, not the majority leader.
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Jordan, however, has come a long way since Republicans entered the minority.
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I explained that the data supports that he is in the minority.
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The police ultimately filed charges, which put Liss's case in the minority.
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"The key is all of the denials of the minority requests," Rep.
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"We're in the minority, so we're not making policy," Mr. Schumer said.
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He was the minority leader of the Republicans, not the majority leader..
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" Mr. Johnson said, "And I, of course, would get the minority vote.
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"It's not an easy place to be in the minority," he said.
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"Let's face it: They're in the minority," she said in an interview.
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Truth be told, the Speaker didn't care much for the minority leader.
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In some cases, the minority had limited ability to impact the debate.
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What do you do when they're the majority and you're the minority?
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Weakening the filibuster writes the minority out of Supreme Court confirmation deliberations.
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But those patients need careful monitoring, and they are in the minority.
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Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), the minority whip, told reporters in the Capitol.
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Republicans are in the minority in the House, but control the Senate.
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A politician representing the minority Sikh community was killed in the blast.
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The minority party in the US system these days is forced to play an obstructionist role, especially when the majority party works to pass legislation without soliciting any input from the minority, as the Republicans have done on healthcare.
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For years, educated Uighurs functioned as a bridge between the minority Muslim and Turkic communities of far western China and the wealthier Han Chinese, working with them to better the lot of the minority group and preserve Uighur culture.
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This is now -- it&aposs now the minority, you don&apost have tattoos.
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But he holds the minority view and believes Mars should be the priority.
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The minority party on Capitol Hill can stop almost anything it organizes against.
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However, Francis is in the minority among his peers, according to various studies.
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The minority government relies on support from Left Bloc and Communists in parliament.
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Machar, from the minority Nuer group, controlled a loose network of tribal militias.
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But because Democrats are in the minority, that position is basically a nonstarter.
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Also, you remember the "Minority Report" where they had the eyes ... I do.
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Steve Scalise, who is popular within the conference, will be the minority whip.
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Each of the four conservative justices in the minority wrote his own dissent.
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Those whose biggest problem is tuning hyper-parameters are probably in the minority.
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Fitch does not factor potential support from the minority shareholder into Agos' ratings.
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Suffice it to say, if you're not buying online — you're in the minority.
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Male revues tend to pull in regulars as well, but they're the minority.
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His confirmation would put Stein in the minority and possibly limit her influence.
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But the minority leader has defended herself against similar criticisms in the past.
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Remember last season, when Kelley Wentworth and Terry Deitz were in the minority?
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However, the individuals who fell into this category were admittedly in the minority.
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And with 19 million followers, the haters seem to be in the minority.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), the minority whip, said in a statement on Friday.
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The 25-second video features the minority leader surrounded by his sycophantic staff.
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Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), the minority whip, told reporters Tuesday in the Capitol.
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This is essentially the same slate as when Democrats were in the minority.
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Commissioners from the minority party are generally tapped by that party's Senate leaders.
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He accused the minority party of having "balled up" spending bills with filibusters.
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It speaks to the power of the minority vote in the Democratic electorate.
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That is not a group that's in the minority - that is most kids.
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When they were in the minority, they don't want to pass appropriation bills.
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Some ministers in Myanmar have even denied the existence of the minority population.
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This system makes for suppression of the minority party, uncompetitive elections, or both.
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Well, the American people elected senators to represent them, not the minority leader.
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Serving in Congress simply isn't as fun if you're in the minority party.
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The folks who save in a retirement account are in the minority, however.
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The minority had more rights than the majority; a balance had been lost.
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More immediate historical precedent suggests Republicans might fall even farther into the minority.
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It's a drastic move: curtailing the filibuster, the minority party's last-ditch tool.
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The Senate, unlike the House, is structured to give the minority a voice.
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Steve Castor, the minority counsel, then questioned Sondland&aposs credibility as a witness.
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It is easy to oppose bad policy when you are in the minority.
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Why change has been slowAlfred University and Phi Delt remain in the minority.
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Litigating such cases could also take a decade or more, the minority said.
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No effort was made to engage members of the minority in either chamber.
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The exodus of the minority Rohingya was triggered by insurgent attacks on Aug.
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"There's very little, procedurally, that the minority can do by itself," Reynolds says.
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi is poised for the speakership, and he's the minority leader.
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But his state played a big role in making him the minority leader.
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G.G.: I think you are not in the minority with those sentiments, Glen.
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Anyone can enter, at any time, the minority group of people with disabilities.
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" Kevin McCarthy, the minority leader of the House, called the disease "Chinese coronavirus.
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Such defanging of the minority would likely be a tough sell among lawmakers.
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A look at the top-selling games indicates the minority are shooting games.
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When men were in the minority, however, they did not speak up less.
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"I am in the minority community more than anywhere else," the mayor said.
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Infamous for its anti-Zionism, it represented the minority of American Jewish opinion.
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Even so, those under 225 years old are the minority of primary voters.
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And understand this: You are not alone; you aren't even in the minority.
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Women are no longer the minority at law schools in the United States.
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You get to lie back, while the minority tribe scrambles to please you.
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When you're in the minority, it takes extra strength and toughness to persist.
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It could also backfire on Republicans when they're back in the minority someday.
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The minority-focused, youth vote strategy has been public for months, even years.
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However, one element of the minority rebuttal also struck me as equally credible.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, called for an investigation.
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Their attacks, targeting foreign nationals and the minority Shi'ite community, have killed hundreds.
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Republicans, freshly in the minority, would also get the chance to interview Whitaker.
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Yet the minority leader also faces cross-currents within his own ranks. Sen.
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"I realize that maybe I'm in the minority in our party," said Rep.
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More have staged protests outside the minority leader's home in New York City.
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Passing important legislation should require working out a deal with the minority party.
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And one caveat with the data: HomePod owners are also in the minority.
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The minority leader is the most visible face of the minority party in the lower chamber and works to advance the party's objectives, despite being shut out of control of the House -- with the ultimate goal of taking back the chamber.
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I, however, appear to be in the minority when it comes to that view.
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It's very rare for a member of the minority party to control the gavel.
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Before meeting Atkin, I'd never heard of her, but I'm clearly in the minority.
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The same goes for environments where women are largely in the minority, Bond said.
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Being in the minority, it's easy to wonder: Have I been making a mistake?
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The minority party no longer holds a scintilla of power over Supreme Court picks.
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Some Republicans continued to cling to "birther" theories, but they were in the minority.
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They&aposve got Stacey Abrams, who is the minority leader of the Georgia legislature.
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So what makes the minority of people with addiction problems different than the majority?
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Such tactics reap electoral gains regardless of how substantial the minority in question is.
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In the case of QV, the minority has a chance to protect its interests.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) is concerned about the risks to being in the minority.
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When tribes split, the people in the minority group hustle to save their butts.
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Used to be, the minority party could block any old vote it wanted to.
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The 60-vote hurdle made participation by the minority central to obtaining Senate action.
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Can he compel the minority party, the Democrats, to stay in session as well?
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And, if Ossoff wins, to be a member of the minority party no less.
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The minority center-right government proposed the measures which were given tacit support Tuesday.
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The minority also stood firm against smaller proposals that involved greater spending or regulation.
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The minority party claimed a mandate, and the majority opposed the characterization — as expected.
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"Imagine that, a Democratic candidate who's against Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader," she said.
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Both parties, when in the minority have used the motion for partisan political purposes.
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But because Democrats are in the minority they would need the support of Sen.
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It's a perk for the minority owners, but it serves a purpose for Lacob.
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During their long night in the minority, they were also willing to switch leaders.
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A net loss of 24 House seats would consign the Republicans to the minority.
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Later, Iraq's Shiite-dominated government grew increasingly authoritarian and sectarian, alienating the minority Sunni.
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When we're in the minority we want to be able to stop bad legislation.
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Two of their five-star colleagues, Malyshev and Gallagher, were never in the minority.
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"Everybody acts like the Freedom Caucus when you're in the minority," the source said.
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He is the minority leader in the New York State Assembly, not the Senate.
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She has led House Democrats either in the minority or majority for 16 years.
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On the other hand, if you think Simpson is innocent, you're in the minority.
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Fianna Fail supports the minority Fine Gael government in a "confidence and supply" arrangement.
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The persecution of the minority Rohingya community in Myanmar is not a new phenomenon.
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But the minority coalition may struggle to introduce a cap, despite widespread public support.
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Pelosi has hung in through the minority, and remains the party's most consistent fundraiser.
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When I arrived at the job, I realized immediately I was in the minority.
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If you've ever been in the minority, you know how alienating it can be.
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The argument rests on the assumption that legally restricting abortion is the minority view.
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Rogers was in the minority in that decision, disagreeing with the appeals court's ruling.
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The minority who cheer this fact severely harm our inspirational role in the world.
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Mr. Ryan even launched a quixotic (read: quasi-suicidal) challenge to the minority leader.
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He hired the minority-owned Bailey's Catering to provide food for about 313 people.
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Are your struggles and fears really so different from those of the minority groups?
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The minority party typically offers motions to instruct in an attempt to message. Rep.
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"Imagine that, a Democratic candidate who's against Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader," she said.
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The uncertainty invigorates the minority party as it stokes the emotions of political discord.
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The minority party will have a much tougher time winning the Senate in 2018.
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Last week, the minority leader's confines grew even cozier with Ms. Cheney's political decision.
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And now many fear that the minority voice is being muffled by Modi's laws.
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As the minority leader, she can use as much floor time as she wants.
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It means a state where Jews can become the minority in their own country.
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The minority Conservative government has struggled to negotiate a brexit deal that parliament backs.
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The minority leader encouraged Trump to collaborate with Democrats to rewrite the tax code.
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Stay tuned as the minority in the House considers how to use their leverage.
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The majority Republicans will need the minority party's votes to keep the government open.
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Women also remained the minority in a slew of key roles elsewhere in animation.
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"We have to assert ourselves in the minority," he told the Chicago Tribune Monday.
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It's official: Democrats have won back the House after eight years in the minority.
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They will also have more leverage on policy than they did in the minority.
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The ruling increases pressure on the minority coalition government to maintain control of parliament.
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Government spending bills need 60 votes, so the minority has a lot of leverage.
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Right now everyone is at some risk of serving in the minority in 2019, which means all members now have a strong incentive to create a more equitable, bipartisan and functional Congress that protects the rights of the minority and reduces partisan gridlock.
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Using a statistical technique that compares the minority share of the population in each state to the minority share of the nation's overall population, he found that minority voters are more underrepresented in the Senate today than at any point since 1870.
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Yet today — from the minority&aposs election of a new Brexit-focused Conservative Party government in the UK to the minority&aposs protection of a US president deemed undesirable and unfit for office by the majority — we find ourselves with systemic factional dictatorship.
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Starbucks is in the minority in offering this family planning assistance to their employees, nfortunately.
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But former federal judges were in the minority on the Supreme Court until the 21s.
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Democrats, the minority party in both chambers of Congress, have little say in the matter.
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In a tweet last summer, the president sarcastically encouraged Democrats to support the minority leader.
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Those rules give the minority several tools to delay or block measures it doesn't like.
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Congressman Tim Ryan, a moderate from Ohio, is challenging Pelosi for the Minority Leader job.
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In the meantime, the minority whip of the House of Representatives is in the hospital.
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John Stanton, a member of the minority ownership since 2000, will take over as CEO.
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Still more posts demonized Rohingya Muslims — the minority group that has been targeted in Myanmar.
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The minority of naysayers stirred fury on Twitter, arguing that kink at pride scars children.
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On Wednesday, the three judges who originally heard the case found themselves in the minority.
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Siding with the minority like this party is rare and hasn't happened in three years.
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In missing NATO's 2% target for defence, Germany is in the majority, not the minority.
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The capital grant program will be would be administered through the Minority Business Development Agency.
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Tom Daschle, the minority leader, from White House chief of staff Erskine Bowles — was circulated.
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So far, at least, polls don't show Sanders making major inroads in the minority vote.
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The Minority Report actor will join the CBS drama's 14th season as a series regular.
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The proposed deal is subject to approval from the "majority of the minority" of shareholders.
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Jim Grant's view, expressed on CNBC, puts him firmly in the minority on Wall Street.
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When only one group was experiencing escalating anxiety, it tended to be the minority group.
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But for the minority prone to gambling problems, targeted marketing "can be destructive," Whelan says.
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In Scalia's and Breyer's cases, the minority party won back the majority in the elections.
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Perhaps I'm in the minority, but I still download a lot of music from Spotify.
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"The immigrant, the minority, the transgender, anyone not like me became a scapegoat," Biden said.
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They could and did pass whatever laws they wanted, with unilateral disdain for the minority.
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As an Australian, Kidd is in the minority of people who came on the junket.
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Texas, a red state, is not expected to be the focus for the minority party.
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I was prepared to be in the minority for the first time in my life.
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For one, it's a power senators can use when their party is in the minority.
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AND THEN OF COURSE YOU DO HAVE DEMOCRATS WITH BLOCKING THE MINORITY IN THE SENATE.
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Women are in the minority across the financial industry when it comes to top jobs.
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Those defending Trump are certainly in the minority whenever there's a debate in the media.
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"Is somebody going to deal with this?" asked an irritated Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader.
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Of course women like Dynamite were absolute inspirations, but they were certainly in the minority.
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Some are tired of being in the minority and of having to defend Mr. Trump.
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It depends on a bi-partisan approach that at least gives the minority a voice.
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The House gives the minority no such rights, and the Democrats resorted to an insurrection.
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Republicans are in the minority in the House after Democratic wins in elections last November.
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That's partly due to the nature of being the minority party in today's hyperpartisan Senate.
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For those who know a little about mesothelioma, these young women are in the minority.
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The incredible climb of the minority population in Nevada was on full display in 257.
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Therefore, it is the minority groups who are contributing the most to the U.S. population.
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The House Freedom Caucus, which tried to weaponize the issue, will be in the minority.
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History has proven when the Democratic Party turns off moderates it moves into the minority.
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Kemp has strongly denied he or his office are looking to suppress the minority vote.
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Democrats are limited on what they can do as the minority party in both Houses.
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O'Connor has fumbled somewhat on the question, struggling to get distance from the minority leader.
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Discharge petitions are normally a tool used by the minority party — unsuccessfully, in most cases.
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Schumer's plea comes as the minority leader faces criticism over the likely appointment of Sen.
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All signs point to Pelosi, currently the minority leader in the House, clinching that nomination.
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If you've tried a meal kit delivery service, it turns out you're in the minority.
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Manchin is among the minority-party senators seeking reelection in states Trump captured in 85003.
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What pushes elections in an intelligible direction is the minority of educated and engaged voters.
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Attending a college where you're the minority [can have] a harmful impact on mental health.
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Rights of the minority party are much weaker in the House than in the Senate.
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Across the ensuing 230 years, members of the minority party have consistently complained of bias.
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An aide for Schumer told CNN Wednesday that the minority leader, along with Democratic Sens.
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Regardless, the minority candidates all said running for office has been an overwhelmingly positive experience.
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" Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader "Mr.
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The minority party's gains in midterm elections are a fact of life in American politics.
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"I am the minority of life," Newell told me, his hair curving over his brow.
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It's a call for people who feel like they're in the minority to come together.
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Americans who thought this was a good idea were, at the time, in the minority.
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"Strategic gain" can include blocking a bill the minority opposes or holding out for amendments.
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Streep's decision to speak out against Weinstein puts her in the minority among Hollywood's elite.
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Homophobes are forced to double take that their narrow-mindedness may be in the minority.
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Fletcher was in the minority in 2009 when his court refused to rehear the case.
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Chants of "We love you, Pelosi!" rang out briefly, until the minority leader acknowledged them.
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Her offense: belonging to the minority Yazidi community, whom the Islamic State regards as infidels.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, knows the Senate is unlikely to convict President Trump.
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"The minority has rights, and we will exercise those rights," Schumer told reporters on Thursday.
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To delist Prumo, controlling shareholder EIG needs acceptance of two-thirds of the minority shareholders.
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In the minority, however, the top job would be "McCarthy's to lose," several lawmakers agreed.
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Either the Conservatives or Liberals could also govern in the minority with a confrontational approach.
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Relegated to the minority, however, Democrats are trying to stake out the moral high ground.
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It will reflect on him and on the minority of the electorate who supported him.
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But the minority Democrats won't accomplish much, if anything, on this list without Republican assistance.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, should embrace that offer and commit to working together.
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Democrats only picked up six seats that cycle and remained in the minority until 2018.
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Put another way, a majority of the people can be governed by the minority party.
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"There's a sense of distrust between law enforcement and the minority community," Wilson told CNN.
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Still, Democrats should take the lesson of the Republicans' years in the minority to heart.
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It's a call for people who feel like they're in the minority to come together.
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"I know I'm in the minority of drivers who think this way," he tells me.
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Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, issued a statement that ignored deceptions at the FISA court.
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The minority-owned businesses I represent, like all businesses, simply want a chance to compete.
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Park's supporters have been in the minority in the weeks of protests demanding her removal.
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The minority party needs to gain 24 seats to take a majority in the House.
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Rather, more of the minority students that we interview are now choosing to study here.
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The minority shareholders involved in the lawsuit said any new scheme cannot be applied retroactively.
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Chuck Schumer, of New York, then also in the minority, led the charge criticizing Kavanaugh.
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So we'll turn it over to the minority and we'll turn the air back on.
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For House Republicans, this frustration has likely only been exacerbated by being in the minority.
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Asked about the skittishness, Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn, the minority leader, dodged that question, too.
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And I know that I may be in the minority in the room for that.
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I think that is a good thing, but I seem to be in the minority.
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In both the Nixon and Clinton impeachment inquiries, language in the resolution granted the minority party this power, but with a caveat: subpoenas were voted upon by the committee, which meant the majority, in theory, had the power to block subpoenas proposed by the minority.
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Indeed, it's not uncommon for retirements to happen when a party goes from the majority to the minority, which Republicans did after Democrats won back control of the House in the 2018 midterms, and as members discover what life is like in the minority.
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If he is in the minority, the most senior member of the majority assigns the opinion.
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I actually think Nancy Pelosi should be the minority leader for as long as she wants.
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However, those bills then die in the Senate where the minority controls much of the power.
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The recently-passed House bill also contains $17.4 million in cuts to the Minority AIDS Intiative.
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But it did not meet its goal of buying out three quarters of the minority shareholders.
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The minority accounts for almost a fifth of Uttar Pradesh's population and dominates the meat industry.
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But even during the Nixon and Clinton inquiries, the minority could not take such actions unilaterally.
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In two of the five elections for 21st-century presidents, the minority won the electoral college.
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It can be a source of strategic leverage for the minority when conditions are just right.
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Democrats won a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives after eight years in the minority.
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Whether this will be enough to correct the minority party's political woes is another question altogether.
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The minority working-age population will have doubled to 37% -- and during the next president's term.
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Gerald Ford, when he was the minority leader in the House, had a more pragmatic view.
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Polling uniformly shows Americans trust the minority party in Congress over the majority on health care.
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Dean Heller (R-Nev.), Democrats are almost certainly staring at two more years in the minority.
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She is among the minority that is women of color shaping programming in the writer's room.
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Shias are the minority in Islam; Iran's strength ultimately reflects the weakness of the Sunni world.
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Boilesen and Wium Lie noted, though, that Qihoo is only the minority shareholder in this deal.
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And Democrats are now where Republicans were in 2009 —- in the minority — facing the same calculus.
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In other words, Republicans know it will only get worse if they are in the minority.
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He's a first-term representative from the minority party in a deeply divided and dysfunctional Congress.
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But they&aposre more than likely going to be the minority in the House of Representatives.
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That uplift showed some signs of coming through for the minority making decisions in late 2017.
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Even though they are in the minority, the judgment of congressional Democrats will also be tested.
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Current clients include the minority leader of the Senate and the Democratic whip in the House.
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While perhaps in the minority, Ringer is among those advisors who count cybersecurity among their priorities.
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She insisted that Novitskaya is one of the minority in the neighborhood against the building's demolition.
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The most popular—and well-supported—explanation to date is known as the minority stress model.
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Analysts however say the minority government will likely prove unstable, constraining any attempts of radical reforms.
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"It's literally the minority leader's job to try to keep party members in line," Beavers said.
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And in 1932 it was clarified to confine it to an opponent from the minority party.
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Those maps would have to be approved with at least two votes from the minority party.
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On a larger scale, whichever party is in the minority can slow, even stop, the majority.
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But in his address Friday, Trump blasted the minority party for wanting to "substantially" raise taxes.
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Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), the minority whip, said during his weekly press briefing in the Capitol.
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Democrats are out of the White House and in the minority in the House and Senate.
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Schiff and Nadler will be back in the minority in less time than it took Mueller.
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Rysbayev, Gorny, and Poggi were in the minority less often than about half of the judges.
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The minority stake, if held to maturity, will ultimately represent nearly a third of the company.
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That means if the minority senators feel they have not been fairly treated, they might filibuster.
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The minority clientele at Blink, Windels said, are among the populations often targeted by Trump's policies.
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According to the spin from conservatives, the minority party wants "open borders," and will be rejected.
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This list is for the minority that has no problem depending on the kindness of strangers.
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As a backbench member of the minority party in the House, O'Rourke was not particularly influential.
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Bipartisan cooperation is often necessary for governance, but irrational for the minority party to engage in.
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What about the nixing of the minority provision, which people took to be referring to Christians?
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Among my peers, I am in the minority in accepting insurance as payment for services. Why?
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Do not put the burden of creating a more inclusive work space on the minority employees.
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" Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, described the shooting as "another terrible tragedy.
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That faction has been in the minority, but appeared to win the upper hand on Thursday.
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Still, while there are certainly more dark-skinned faces on the runways, they remain the minority.
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White mainland students often find themselves in the minority for the first time in their lives.
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If the bid is not friendly, 90% of the minority shareholders would have to support it.
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All that means — dum dum dum — white men are in the minority among House Democratic nominees.
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It helped that the minority leader knew, far better than the Republicans, where the votes were.
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The growing unease born of being in the minority was not confined to these members, however.
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Based on the chatter from the crowd around me though, I think I'm in the minority.
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But the minority that contained primarily positive language generally correlated with increases in share prices later.
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Democrats made modest gains in the Iowa State Senate and House, but remained in the minority.
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Democrats may think the courts were meant for better things, but they are in the minority.
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So instead, Hawley vowed to introduce a motion to censure the minority leader for his comments.
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Americans should revolt because elections are decided by the minority of voters living in battleground states.
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Nonetheless, the "minority-majority" forecast, as it is commonly interpreted, is likely to be proven wrong.
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Democrats, even if the IDC's eight lawmakers returned to the fold, would remain in the minority.
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The House is decidedly not the Senate, where the minority party can effectively stop most legislation.
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Likewise, the Republicans were correct in joining Democrats to seek the release of the minority memo.
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Clinton also has the edge among voters with incomes $2628,28500 and higher, and the minority vote.
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In only one previous cycle has the minority party led by the margin Democrats now enjoy.
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In the House, the minority has almost no power to influence legislation or set the agenda.
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Another way to lose power is if the minority government loses a vote on spending money.
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In 2017, women entrepreneurs in the field still seem to be very much in the minority.
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Democrats had a lot of control in the House, but they're the minority in the Senate.
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Still, that hasn't stopped some in the minority from drawing a line in the sand now.
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While the nomination for Sessions was contentious, the result was preordained: another loss for the minority.
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Alissa: I think I might be in the minority here, but I ... really liked this finale.
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As my class photo indicates, customers' women were in the minority at investment firms back then.
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Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University and the witness invited by the minority.
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Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University and the witness invited by the minority.
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Republicans — as members of the minority — complained that this process restricted them from questioning the individual.
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"If that interview has been rescheduled, the date has not yet been shared with the minority."
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"The backlash comes from a minority, but the minority has a lot of power," Muller said.
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With Vice President Mike Pence casting a tie-breaking vote, Democrats are still in the minority.
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But after the war, the idea spread that Roma communities had sided with the minority Serbs.
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Notably, he identifies nine cases where the minority party had more amendments considered than the majority.
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In New Jersey, Republicans flipped several state legislative seats, though they are still in the minority.
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Republicans are trying to blame the minority for holding the government hostage over an unrelated issue.
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At the school, white students are the minority, making up 11 percent of the student body.
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However, on the first day of 2020, whites under age 18 were already in the minority.
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Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader in the House, began speaking on the floor at 10 a.m.
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In 2016, Clinton appears poised to take the minority-heavy states she lost last time around.
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That is so relevant now, and that sense of looming catastrophe is mobilizing people in a different way now than it [was], because I think the movements in that period that that passage sums up tended to be in the minority and see themselves in the minority.
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Eliminating the 60-vote threshold to break a legislative filibuster would remove significant powers for the minority party in the Senate, and party leaders have been reluctant to do so in the past because of the consequences it would pose when their party returns to the minority.
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"That was great, because at the time, the minority leader's office didn't have a dedicated Ways and Means-type portfolio person, so I was able to fill that role, doing all those kinds-of Ways and Means issues except for healthcare for the minority leader," he said.
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"If the minority is always paralyzing Congress, than Congress can never act to address problems," Merkley said.
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It appears as though I'm in the minority, with wellness tourism, particularly in Australia, on the rise.
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BAIER: Here is the Senate majority leader and the minority leader about legislation to deal with this.
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Democrats' chances of denying a seat to Mr Kavanaugh are tiny, and the minority party knows it.
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But for now, those who want to see an impeachment inquiry concede they are in the minority.
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In so many situations, to be Native is to be not just in the minority, but singular.
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Now it seems likely that liberals will be in the minority on the Supreme Court for decades.
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But by 2010, when the tide shifted, she became part of the minority in the state Senate.
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As the minority party in both chambers of Congress, Democrats could not impeach Trump without Republican support.
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Some long-time season audience members may dislike Mr Fuortes's strategy but they are in the minority.
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Across the breadth of job roles, there wasn't a single one where men were in the minority.
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It is unsettling for liberals to know that, even in the minority, Islamists can ratchet up restrictions.
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In the near future, car owners will be in the minority, predicts Lyft co-founder John Zimmer.
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That should be our focus and not phrasing that's painful to our friends in the minority communities.
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But politically, Crockett, whose county overwhelmingly supported Mitt Romney over Obama in 2012, is in the minority.
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Tyranny of the majority arises not when the majority and the minority feel equally strong about something.
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Despite this tremendous boon, the companies that have DevOps engineers on staff are still in the minority.
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One member, Martin Sumpton, was one of the minority of members to speak out against the sale.
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"The contract has to be construed in a way not to harm the minority shareholders," he said.
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In this way, privacy helps protect the rights of the minority from the tyranny of the majority.
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This leads in turn to higher pay for men, even in occupations where they are the minority.
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The minority of Latinos who support Trump should realize that his policies won't protect them from discrimination.
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Countries that impose the death penalty are in the minority for the first time now, Amnesty said.
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It's half of the minority girls—Asian, Hispanic, Native American, Black—in a study of middle schoolers.
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"I would get the minority vote because everyone just assumes I am what they are," Johnson agreed.
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But I really believe the comments that were made by the minority leader were really not appropriate.
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Those in the movement who would dare to self-doxx are in the minority, though they exist.
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Second, filibustering provides the minority party with a defense against majority party attempts to limit floor debate.
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It's not unusual for the majority party to discuss controversial legislation privately, away from the minority party.
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Perhaps you are part of the minority who needs a burner, but most likely you are not.
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"Kids that are in the minority of the school tend to be victims of bullying," Espelage said.
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Killing Obamacare, through which 20 million Americans gained insurance, became the operating principle of the minority party.
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They did it without the help of the minority party, which made the victory all the sweeter.
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Of course, investors who are losing sleep about the market's big gains are probably in the minority.
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They made a similar request of the DOJ last year, when House Democrats were in the minority.
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To get the bill through the Senate, Republicans will need support from Democrats, giving the minority leverage.
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Brett Kavanaugh was in the minority of judges who voted against giving her access to an abortion.
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A Northern Irish political party, the Democratic Unionists, props up the minority government of Johnson's Conservative Party.
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"I'm not convinced, I know I'm in the minority, that Dr. Ford won't appear Monday," Kennedy said.
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Trump suggested McCarthy could have his coat, an offer that the minority leader did not take up.
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The news was expected since Smith was the panel's ranking member when Democrats were in the minority.
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"This is DOA," said one Democratic aide, predicting no member of the minority would vote for it.
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Kevin McCarthy is now the de facto GOP leader (and will be the minority leader next Congress).
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"I would like to [undertake those efforts], but I'm in the minority," said Kessler, a gubernatorial candidate.
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After years of vocal opposition to deficits when Republicans were in the minority — remember the Tea Party?
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The obscure measures allow the minority party one last opportunity to change legislation before its final passage.
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Kean is the minority leader of the state senate and the son of a popular former governor.
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Over the years, the minority party has often called for more open rules for debate and amendment.
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The minority often filibusters this motion to stop the majority from even considering amendments on the floor.
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However, this concept requires the minority to act with some decorum and be at least marginally constructive.
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Do you really think Republicans, even if they were in the minority, would let that one go?
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While stories about sudden inheritances upending the lives of young people persist, they&aposre actually the minority.
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One section focuses on the minority of voices that suggest sex robots could help prevent sex crimes.
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And you'd still rather have a two-seat majority than be in the minority by two seats.
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Such a change would impact future Supreme Court nominees and reduce the influence of the minority party.
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But those states are in the minority, and no states with recreational marijuana laws offer similar protections.
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But Gomez said his new role in the minority caucus comes with a clear, overarching legislative strategy.
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The committee chair wields great power, and members of the majority party outnumber those of the minority.
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But certainly what I would say is that the minority of delegates doesn't rule for the majority.
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Judge Garland voted to have the full court rehear the case, but he was in the minority.
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"Being the minority brings tough decisions and limited opportunities compared to previous Congresses," a McCarthy spokesman said.
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But as the minority party, Democrats have few tools at their disposal to force the administration's hand.
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Jay Inslee have also supported it — she's in the minority among her Senate colleagues running for president.
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Carefully negotiate the minority investor's ability to block your ability to do what you want to do.
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I probably am in the minority on this one and wouldn't yell at anyone for taken Jansen.
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Committee rules require at least one member of the minority to be present to hold a vote.
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State legislators trapped in the minority can't amass any record of achievement that they can run on.
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Then the minority party can, as needed, forge coalitions with dominant parties, force change and be heard.
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Stifel is now one of the minority of Wall Street firms with a positive outlook on Snap.
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Those under 45 years old make up the minority of Democratic primary voters in 2016 as well.
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That gives Democrats an advantage, said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader.
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Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, to his office Thursday to explore next steps, the Associated Press reported.
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COMPANIES HAVE HISTORICALLY made it the responsibility of minority groups to help bolster employees in the minority.
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Republicans control the Senate, and it's no longer possible for the minority party to veto presidential appointees.
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I'd also like to know why Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, hasn't yet endorsed this position.
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So close calls on that kind of turf can certainly be seen as encouraging for the minority.
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"Their voices deserve to be heard, but so do the minority voices in urban America," Rather said.
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It's no secret that the Senate isn't what it used to be, especially for the minority party.
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"Breaking the rules to change the rules is un-American," said Mr. McConnell, then the minority leader.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa remains a divisive figure among the minority parties that were decisive in the last election.
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Sintracarbon and Sintracerrejon, the minority union, called for their members to vote between striking and seeking arbitration.
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Long-standing tensions between Assam's indigenous people and the minority migrant Muslim settlers have erupted in clashes.
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The situation is even worse in fields where women are in the minority at the graduate level.
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While it is in the minority in both state houses, it includes centrist and center-right members.
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But such shows (let alone major productions of plays about lesbians) are in the minority this fall.
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In that latter inquiry, House Republicans also gave Democrats in the minority some authority to issue subpoenas.
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The minority who has minimized his difference is now seen, by these peers, as the wayward child.
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But despite the political realities, the fact remains that the Democratic base wants more from the minority.
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On the House side, Republicans can do little while in the minority to stop their Democratic counterparts.
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In July 2018, Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, was scheduled to have an event in Brooklyn.
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Because this campus, as far as I had known, had basically gotten rid of the minority terms.
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She is considered a top recruit for Democrats as the minority party tries to flip Republican districts.
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The majority party in each house named three members to the commission and the minority party two.
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Calvinists have long been the minority among Southern Baptists, but Moore is part of a generational shift.
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Although women are still the minority in Congress, these numbers illustrate a huge jump from recent years.
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Now in office, the New Patriotic Party is reaping the spoils after eight years in the minority.
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" Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California and the minority leader, called the whole process a "national nightmare.
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What is more important — the minority of Americans who are upset, or the majority who are not?
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Beto O'Rourke: Yes, we know that O'Rouke is currently just a House member in the minority party.
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Despite Schachtner's win, Democrats remain in the minority in the state senate, according to the Journal Sentinal.
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A plethora of factors both inside and outside of the classroom contribute to the minority achievement gap.
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Unlike other committees, though, appointments to the Intelligence Committee are made solely at the minority leader's discretion.
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"The House hasn't had a chance to look at the minority report, nor have we," said Rep.
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Dove was elected secretary for the minority in 2013 and then secretary for the majority in 2015.
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Sometimes majority is so ingrained that you can call people "minority" even when the minority is you.
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The elements within each party that might have held it back were now squarely in the minority.
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DeVos' win was a stark illustration of the limits inherent in being part of the minority. Sen.
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"We sent the minority leaders' offices a proposal that is pretty fair," said a White House official.
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I'm in the minority—most adults with sleep disorders aren't having night terrors triggered by being comfortable.
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Still, there is only so much the Senate — particularly if Democrats remain in the minority — can do.
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"It sucks being in the minority, and a lot of these guys haven't been in the minority since '06, and they are fearful there isn't a lot of hope to get the majority back in this cycle," said Jeff Roe, a Republican political consultant who's worked with Sen.
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Prior to this rule change, the minority party could force the Senate to require 60 votes for confirmation.
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I may be in the minority of players who truly loved the episodic nature of 2016's Hitman.
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He also voted with the minority to strike down the 2010 Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
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BS: I've written two books with Jeff and although he loves making that argument, he's in the minority.
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I don't know, maybe I'm in the minority on this one, but I'm pretty sure I'm not alone.
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As Democrats are in the minority in the chamber, it's unclear whether Republicans will pick up the legislation.
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If she were to leave the Senate, it would immediately give Democrats one less member in the minority.
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That blueprint includes slashing "corporate welfare" programs like the Economic Development Administration, and the Minority Business Development Agency.
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After losing control in the House in 2010, Nancy Pelosi stayed atop the caucus as the Minority Leader.
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"I never saw it happen when we were in the majority," Tester said about the minority party presiding.
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I'm probably in the minority of MacBook owners who wasn't completely put off by its lack of ports.
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SE users are in the minority and it's clear the focus is on big screens and Jet Black.
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The minority share offering in ENPPI will be the first in a state-owned company in 12 years.
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Even when they were in the minority, opposition parties have used the filibuster to slow the confirmation process.
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For Democratic House members, stuck in the minority for seven years now, that could seem an appealing prospect.
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He has worked with Democrats like Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, on immigration reform.
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Ruffles were in the minority (Jane Fonda's Yves Saint Laurent couture frilled cape-that-ate-her-torso aside).
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Bryan: I'm probably in the minority on this, but I've absolutely adored all the time-jumps this season.
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However, Pamplona's offer did not value PPD as highly as the minority equity investors, according to the sources.
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Bullard's call for the balance sheet "runoff" to begin now puts him in the minority, at least publicly.
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On Wednesday night at Keene State College, nearly 2126 voters showed up, and Democrats were in the minority.
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If you think social networks are a boon to the republic, you are officially now in the minority.
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A recent report from Yale Law School found strong evidence that genocide has been committed against the minority.
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Arabo founded the Minority Humanitarian Foundation, which says 40,000 Christians have fled the area since ISIS seized control.
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LIESMAN: LET ME TALK ABOUT – WE'RE HERE AT THE MINORITY BANKERS CONFERENCE, WHICH YOU GUYS HAVE PUT TOGETHER.
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In 1971 he established The Minority Photographers, an outfit that helps up-and-coming artists exhibit their work.
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The minority shareholders will be given an opportunity to decide whether to sell their holding or retain it.
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You can't feel something you don't feel, the least-liked researcher said, though he was in the minority.
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The promise of moderation coming from same-party runoffs only works if voters from the minority party participate.
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That lowered the stakes of conducting a filibuster and increased the incentives for the minority to use this.
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Colorado is in the minority of states that explicitly prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), noting the rules changes in recent years severely undercut the power of the minority.
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The United Nations has branded the military's campaign "a textbook example of ethnic cleansing" of the minority Rohingya.
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"Sixty-five percent of drivers pay higher premiums to subsidize the minority who drive the most," Preston explained.
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The minority government has seen its approval ratings grow thanks to strengthening economic growth and improving public finances.
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The Democrats, as the minority party, need the Republicans' help in investigating Trump and keeping him in check.
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The minority party also began to slow Senate proceedings to a crawl in protest of the president's actions.
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A source close to some of the minority investors said the improved offer still "materially" undervalues the company.
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Pelosi, 78, became speaker of the House in 2007 and has led the minority House Democrats since 2011.
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"I don't want the minority kids to be angry and feel that they're being ignored," said the Rev.
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White men now represent the minority in the pool of Democratic House candidates, a new Politico analysis shows.
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For most of our history, majorities in Congress bought off the minority with logrolling, pork and the like.
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He is the minority leader — not the majority leader, the post held by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
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With Crowley out of the House, Hoyer, the minority whip, has a clearer path to becoming Pelosi's successor.
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Now back in the minority, Democrats have, in turn, utilized the same procedural tactics to delay Trump's confirmations.
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"The pushback on that is coming from the Republicans," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader.
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The minority women and girls in the Islamic world certainly also need a Me Too movement as well.
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Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), the minority whip, also took issue with Sherman's tactics on Tuesday after the meeting.
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On the minority side, the two most senior senators represented southern states dominated by oil and gas interests.
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It is telling that the minority shareholders the directors claim to protect may in the end unseat them.
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Yes, the filibuster is supposed to encourage compromise, forcing the majority to work with elements of the minority.
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She's providing leadership that we really need at this point in time now that we're in the minority.
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"I think the frustrations that I have are the ones we all have in the minority," she said.
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What's going on around the country isn't impacting the white community the way it is the minority community.
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When members of the minority are excluded from the amendment process, their constituents' most urgent priorities go unrepresented.
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That is, the Democratic performance this year was better than the minority party's in the previous 38 elections.
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"It's true there are too many teens using our product, but they are far the minority," Winterton said.
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Commenting on violence in Myanmar against the minority Rohingya population, Tillerson said the country faced a defining moment.
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And the Freedom Caucus may try to deploy other tactics in attempt to exert influence in the minority.
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"The speaker consulted with the minority leader, but the decision was his," she told CNN in a statement.
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"We want to make sure the truth gets out," said Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the minority leader.
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Inercom also said it planned to make a tender offer to the minority shareholders in CEZ Electro 1CZ.
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House Republicans, who will be in the minority in 2019, will likely nominate House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have sought to tie Democratic candidates to the minority leader leading up to November's midterm elections.
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"If we're still in the minority [then] all of us have got to go," he told told Politico.
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In the Senate, amendment opportunities granted by the majority skyrocketed and threats by the minority to filibuster plummeted.
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I realize that I may be in the minority, but I don't play Wolfenstein II to kill Nazis.
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" He added, "There has to be some sort of way to protect the minority party's ability to participate.
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Ebony already ran a story about the murders in August that highlighted the minority status of the victims.
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Democrats have confused the reality of being out of power with the idea of being in the minority.
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In 2012 Democratic House candidates won almost 2 million more votes than Republicans, but remained in the minority.
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"They answered a lot of questions," Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader, said.
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For the minority whose mental health symptoms don't go away, the family doctor is supposed to step in.
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"There are times when you walk down the street and you are in the minority," Mr. Endruschat said.
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Reformers see this as a clear improvement on the status quo, which gave the minority party little recourse.
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Because the minority party doesn't have subpoena power, Maxine hasn't been able to do much beyond writing letters.
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The upshot is clear: Democrats will probably remain in the minority in the Senate until at least 2022.
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Right now, Democrats are in the minority, and so their policy proposals can exist in a pure state.
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While the minority has the majority, the majority is trying to climb up the ladder to become rich.
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Latino actors, the minority group that Hollywood excludes the most onscreen, are waiting for their own #OscarsSoWhite moment.
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The minority Muslim population knows it as that of a 33th-century mosque built under a Mughal emperor.
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The minority Muslim population knows it as that of a 16th-century mosque built under a Mughal emperor.
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To be clear: I appeared to be in the minority of Amazon bookstore shoppers who actually bought anything.
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"I still believe the minority should be guaranteed a constructive voice in the legislative process," Mr. McGovern said.
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A good "target" is a bill that the majority party cares about much more than the minority party.
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Six members of the opposition are in the minority bloc, while the rest are allied with the president.
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And Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, talks about trying to hammer out a compromise on immigration policy.
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Some are reporting that he and Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, have struck up a warm relationship.
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Without a smarter approach to rural America, liberals will be stuck in the minority for a long time.
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Their three leaders met with the minority leader before the vote on Wednesday and emerged declaring themselves unmoved.
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Because Democrats are in the minority, he doesn't have the power to conduct a full investigation of Trump.
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Such tools are also only likely to be sought out by the minority of more tech-savvy users.
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"The country is being tested in unprecedented ways," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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But spending measures are one area where they can still exert considerable influence even while in the minority.
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But a few China watchers believe activity has already slackened much more, although they are in the minority.
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Knowing that you have this majority but denying the minority party the opportunity to speak looks quite petty.
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Not too far removed from the minority themselves, Senate Republicans have enjoyed the filibuster's protections in the past.
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Diane and Maia are effectively in the minority at Adrian's firm, which is headed by exclusively black partners.
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" The minority faces an uphill battle in releasing their countermemo, which Schiff says "sets out the proper context.
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"I can't predict to whether we'll have witnesses or not," Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, said Tuesday.
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Serbia's strategy against Kosovo is to use the minority Serb population here to oppose institutions and provoke tensions.
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He's also blamed Democrats -- the minority party in the Senate -- charging they've dragged their feet on his nominations.
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" A Treasury spokesperson said "we are surprised to hear the minority leader express these comments about the secretary.
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Therefore, there was always an unstated preference for reaching common ground rather than running roughshod over the minority.
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In other words, the minority party simply loses more seats at the midterm, thus becoming a smaller minority.
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Democrats make up the minority in the Senate and do not control the committees or have subpoena power.
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Under committee rules, the minority party is required to be consulted under the rules when launching an investigation.
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Being the minority party, the Democrats would face long odds in trying to derail any of the nominations.
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In 2006, Pence unsuccessfully ran for the top spot among House Republicans, who were then in the minority.
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These guys are in the minority, so they don't have power and perhaps that's one reason they're leaving.
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Either make them debate or change the rules to shorten the time the minority party can obstruct nominations.
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The Republican majority will then have to work with the minority to get almost anything of consequence done.
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This is the simple-math way of thinking: In a democracy, the majority decides, and the minority dissents.
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Inflicting pain There's not much to be said for being in the minority -- especially during an impeachment drama.
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But if the minority accurately diagnoses compromises as counter to their political interests, then nothing can get done.
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Facebook has helped fuel the violence, becoming a platform for hate and violent speech against the minority group.
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If the minority wishes to obstruct business, however, it can force a roll call vote on the motion.
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Democrats in the minority published their own take, arguing that many potential leads were never followed up on.
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Now activists are setting their sights on Schumer, hoping to get a similar commitment from the minority leader.
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Under PROMESA, the members of the two of the board members are selected by the majority of the House, one is selected by the minority of the House, two are selected by the majority of the Senate, one selected by the minority of the Senate, and one selected by the president.
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As a member of the minority, I stood right here and pleaded with the majority not to do it.
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The minority party typically gets the chance -- and demands -- an alternative on the House floor to the leadership's bill.
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One hot button topic, the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis, has resulted in posts made insulting the minority Muslim Rohingyas.
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This wiggle room has given hope to adherents of alternative gravity theories, though such folks remain in the minority .
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Fianna Fail agreed last year to abstain in key votes to let the minority government run until late 2018.
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"It doesn't say anything about the minority party being guaranteed that we'll be able to call witnesses," he said.
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"Female makers are in the minority in maker communities everywhere, and this makes them worthy of celebration," they wrote.
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But more recently, that age range is becoming the minority, and more clients are coming in in their 40s.
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Since Democrats are the minority party, they have no authority to call hearings — only Goodlatte and the Republicans can.
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" Chris Ingham said the majority of the responses have been positive and the negative comments have been "the minority.
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Khan said that among the 25 dead were three members of the minority Sikh community and two security officials.
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He's in the minority of the House, and neither a rabble-rouser nor a part of the leadership team.
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"I'm very dismayed by the process, even on the floor, that they wouldn't recognize the minority," she told Vox.
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Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader in Congress and probably the next speaker, says it is a "work in progress".
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I actually take the minority view among funeral directors that it is not necessary for the majority of circumstances.
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Though single parent households are becoming more common, my family structure still puts me in the minority in America.
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"The Senate, the world's greatest deliberative body?" the minority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, asked, railing against the Republicans.
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I believe I am in the minority as I look around when I am out with my own children.
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Democrats are in the minority in the House, and the bills they favor don't have the support to pass.
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Bharara worked for Schumer in the Senate before becoming US attorney, and the minority leader has lamented his dismissal.
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Raju added that Democrats "actually have the power" to subpoena Trump under committee rules despite being in the minority.
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"Most Democrats and most Republicans have served in both the minority and the majority and know what it means."
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But the filibuster allows the minority opposition to avoid accountability, obstructing progress, then blaming the majority for those failures.
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" If Democrats don't learn how to articulate an economic message, she said, "we will perpetually be in the minority.
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Seventy percent of the minority Tutsi population was wiped out, and over 10 percent of the total Rwandan population.
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A place where farmers and ranchers that haven't posted large "Make America Great Again" signs are in the minority.
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Proxy adviser ISS has recommended shareholders vote for the minority board slate proposed by Italian fund manager association Assogestioni.
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But in our research, we have found these patterns are typical: Women are silenced when they are the minority.
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We passed it the year before, whether we were in the minority, majority, we've been able to do it.
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Instead, it has attempted to issue the minority "national verification cards," which don't acknowledge their citizenship nor their ethnicities.
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Democrats, currently in the minority in the Senate, are right now — barring Republican defectors — almost helpless to block him.
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It's a tool frequently used by the minority party to draw attention to an issue but is rarely effective.
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The impending doom of being in the minority has activated lawmakers to actually pass contentious policy in the past.
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But as the minority party, there's limited incentive for Democrats to help the GOP on healthcare or much else.
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And the word 'phablet' will end up being reserved for the minority 'up to seven inches' proper whopper category.
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Though they are in the minority in both states, Republican-led coalitions control the Washington and New York Senates.
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What a coup for Democrats to score a huge legislative victory when they're the minority party in both houses.
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There will be dueling analyses from think tanks and policy experts, though Warren supporters will be in the minority.
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Paul and Massie are in the minority in Washington because they truly believe in war as the last resort.
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And Ryan on Wednesday warned his troops against the discharge petition strategy, arguing that it empowers the minority Democrats.
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He's also been accused of trying to suppress the minority vote by putting thousands of voter registrations on hold.
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Mostly powerless to set the legislative agenda as the minority party, Democrats have some delaying tactics at their disposal.
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Democrats start 240 in a solid position, though they remain in the minority in the upper chamber of Congress.
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That year, Democrats were clobbered, losing control of the Senate and falling deeper into the minority in the House.
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In practice, the filibuster allows the minority to hold up both legislation and nominations (requiring a 60-vote supermajority).
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Even in the minority, Pelosi has remained the leader of House Democrats and the most powerful woman in Congress.
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It will give Mr Maduro a slightly larger figleaf than the supreme court for a dictatorship of the minority.
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He drove the agenda rather than being victim to it — and that was when he was in the minority!
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A spokeswoman for the Greens, the junior party in the minority coalition with the Social Democrats, declined to comment.
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As late as 1972, when Justice William H. Rehnquist joined the court, former federal judges were in the minority.
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Currently, the Speaker is elected exclusively by the majority party, with members of the minority voting for someone else.
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After years of being in the minority, I have now aligned myself with a large majority of the population.
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This failure of disclosure suited all the parties in the current mess, at the expense of the minority shareholders.
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Her London high school had students from all over, she recalled, and the British-born were in the minority.
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Congressional Republicans oppose closing the prison and further transfers, pointing to the minority of former detainees accused of recidivism.
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That's a big show of unity for a fractured, frustrated and soon-to-be-relegated-to-the-minority group.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the House vote to approve a resolution condemning Trump's tweets targeting the minority congresswomen as racist.
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In America, it seems, it's much easier to subject people to horrible injustices when they are in the minority.
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"Never once did I deny the minority to offer it at the last minute," he told reporters last week.
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At Sunday's event, men were in the minority, and everyone was hoping to get a boost for their company.
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In five states, the minority share of the voting-eligible population will grow by 25 percentage points or more.
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"I just think it's the only realistic way to do anything when you are in the minority," Moulton said.
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But during the final stage for engineering hires, the decision-makers were risk-averse, often declining the minority candidates.
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House passes cancer research bill "You can't punish me any more than being in the minority," Rice told CNN.
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They worry that taking the dramatic step would effectively defang the minority party and freeze any hope of bipartisanship.
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An almost universal antagonism toward the minority Muslim community is one of the deeper fault lines in Myanmar society.
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The big picture: Some PBMs use a different "transparent" model to earn money, but they are in the minority.
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"I feel like the minority of minorities — I'm gay, I'm plus-sized, I'm Filipino, I do makeup," says Simondac.
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Democrats can say they forced the GOP to work with them, passing useful legislation despite being in the minority.
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There's also no precedent for a new president to work mainly with the minority party to devise a bill.
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For the first time in more than a half century, the chief justice would be in the minority ideologically.
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Justice Kennedy's rationale situates conservative Christianity in the minority, with the ability to use religious freedom as a defense.
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The majority party in the House or Senate receives more money and staff for investigations than the minority party.
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The major fighters have tended to shift according to the minority group that Anglos were rejecting at the moment.
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However, there's a huge counterculture in Salt Lake, and Mormons are actually in the minority in Salt Lake City.
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Republicans muscle through a rules change to shorten debate on nominations, further eroding the influence of the minority party.
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It is basically one final opportunity for the minority party to amend legislation about to pass on the floor.
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A bigger swing vote among the majority could also undermine the minority parties' ability to anoint the next leader.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, said he would hold Mr. McConnell accountable, but Seth Meyers has his doubts.
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Will Democratic voters longing for another Obama and the minority voters who strayed from Hillary want an African-American?
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In states like Texas, where Democrats gained seats, they increased their power even if they remained in the minority.
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He's a good spokesman for the town, because he's in the minority of residents with no plans of leaving.
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He is the minority leader — not the majority leader, the post held by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky.
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Rep. James Beauchamp "Champ" Clark (D-Mo.), the minority leader, opposed tariff legislation then working its way through Congress.
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As a result, Mr. Cipollone noted, the minority Republicans did not have subpoena power to call their own witnesses.
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They're protesting that, as the minority party, they're denied certain powers, such as the right to call witnesses themselves.
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If the threshold for passage is raised, requiring Democratic help, the minority party is unlikely to offer a lifeline.
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Temasek also acquired all the minority shares in Singapore transport operator SMRT and delisted it from the Singapore Exchange.
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However, three members of House leadership, including the minority leader, have rights to unlimited speaking time on the floor.
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Hamstrung in the minority, Republicans wouldn't have the votes to make changes without support from at least some Democrats.
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But one of his former aides, Brian Fallon, talking to the Associated Press, summed up the minority leader's pickle.
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In effect, the minority party now gets to decide when a bill should require 60 votes instead of 51.
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Chae, a member of the minority liberal-conservative Bareunmirae Party, said he considered ripping out the window to escape.
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Below, an aide to Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, the minority whip, carried a poster toward the Senate chamber.
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"Unless you're a healthy millionaire, Trumpcare is a nightmare," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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Democrats hope — and Republicans fear — that the new December deadlines will give the minority more leverage to make demands.
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One proposal would be to eliminate the minority party's ability to filibuster motions to begin debate on spending bills.
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With only 51 seats in the Senate, Republicans will need the minority party to pass major legislation this year.
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A civil rights system built up to protect the minority from the majority could quickly turn into the reverse.
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Yet trade benefits a majority of Americans -- even as we should assist the minority suffering from its concentrated costs.
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This way, the mapmaking party is likely to cede as few seats to the minority party in each election.
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It's a flashback to 2202: keep the minority unified and use every opportunity to slow down the president's agenda.
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It's also a lot easier to stick together in the minority, where members are essentially forced to play defense.
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The First Amendment feels more like a sword wielded by the minority than a shield to protect that minority.
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Republicans have sought to hold on to control of these districts by emphasizing their ties to the minority communities.
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The minority view — what might be termed "politically incorrect" — would favor more care with language to avoid offending people.
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Democrats in Congress have been in a tricky position under Trump — and not just because they're the minority party.
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"Democrats will never go along with the recess appointment," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, called the executive order another empty promise to American workers.
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In 183 districts, the minority share of the population exceeds the national average (including one seat that is vacant).
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Because they are in the minority, the movement's true believers understand that their primary task is to win converts.
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Since then, Democrats have remained in the minority wilderness with little prospect of taking back the House anytime soon.
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Oregon is by no means the first state where a party in the minority has resorted to the tactic.
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Add to that at least 40 "yes" votes on the minority Republican side, and MMA passes in a landslide.
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The whole history of midterms since the Civil War is that the minority party is going to do well.
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" A Facebook friend of the mayor responded with the comment, "By giving the minority more rights than the majority.
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While there have been lots of "takes" on Damore's memo, female voices from Google have been in the minority.
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But Mr. Markey and the other opposing senators ultimately remained in the minority, and the Senate finally forced a vote.
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The minority stake in the Spanish gas business was sold to Allianz Capital Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
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The minority left-leaning New Democratic government in British Columbia, citing the risks of a major spill, opposes the project.
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It will also mean that Ginsburg will remain in the minority on some social issues that closely divide the justices.
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McIntosh won a vote among the Democratic caucus, 58-40, but Davis had the support of the minority Republican caucus.
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And as an Asian-American woman who grew up in a suburban town, I'm used to being in the minority.
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But the minority is angry, vocal, and hungry to publicize what they see as a rigging of the democratic process.
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In 2010, Hoyer and Clyburn ran against each other for the minority whip position, with Hoyer coming out on top.
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Opinion that the country is on the right track has increased by 7 points but is still in the minority.
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The Dissent of the Minority did so in Pennsylvania, and the entire New Hampshire convention demanded recognition of the right.
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And despite being a majority of the population (50.8 percent), women are in the minority in overall employment (47 percent).
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The near-term stability of the minority PP government has been bolstered by the recent approval of the 2017 budget.
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And I do it in the minority, and the people who run the place stand in the way at times.
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But I didn't feel so much in the minority growing up because it was a more or less diverse place.
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Representative Steve Scalise, the minority whip, was among the sea of dark-blue suits that surged into the hearing room.
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I have witnessed such events in the workplace, especially in fields where men are the minority, like gynecology and obstetrics.
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Republicans used the filibuster rule to block legislation under President Obama when they were in the minority in the Senate.
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The native population was already in the minority by 123; now only 212% of people in the province are Mongolian.
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I may be in the minority, but I also really enjoy the lighter feel of the plastic Pixel 3A devices.
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Still, practically speaking, Democrats are in the minority and can do little to prevent his ascension, if Republicans are determined.
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Because they are in the minority, Republicans haven't had subpoena power or the ability to call in witnesses for testimony.
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But Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid said Monday that the minority had "no choice" but to oppose the Republican legislation.
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While in the minority, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee attempted to subpoena Trump's interpreter, but were blocked by Republicans.
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The Minority Leader of the Senate is making it official the day before 4/20: He's down with legal weed.
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Analysts said Muslim-owned businesses were being targeted as many Sinhalese believe that the minority group holds disproportionate economic power.
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In March, the United Nations said Facebook had played a role in inciting violence against the minority Rohingya Muslim population.
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A few of my friends reached out to make sure I was doing all right, but they were the minority.
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Both Baltimore and Chicago police departments have admitted to using the device, but those two cities are in the minority.
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Workers who book their own trips—dramatically dubbed "rogue travellers" by the New York Times—are still in the minority.
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I will do my part in helping to prevent similar incidents from happening to the minority community in the future.
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It's a contentious issue, and companies rolling out reduced working hours are certainly in the minority -- but they do exist.
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It arises when a majority with relatively weak interests disregards the legitimate, intensely held interests and values of the minority.
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Removing him from office would then require support from two-thirds of the Senate, where Democrats are in the minority.
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But the minority party is banking on this being a popular message among the base — and Republicans are well aware.
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I'll admit, there are few stragglers like Audio-Technica dragging their feet with MicroUSB, but they're increasingly in the minority.
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I think the only people who would feel intimidated are white people because they are the minority at the event.
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The minority-majority district is "one of the fastest-diversifying" in the country, according to Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman.
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Macedonia has a large ethnic Albanian minority and fought a nine-month insurgency against militants from the minority in 2001.
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The last 100 or so years have been one long erosion of the rights of the minority in the Senate.
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The 2012 Census showed that for the first time in U.S. history, white, non-Hispanic births were in the minority.
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Turner is in the minority at these events, with most attendees tackling other charges like weapons convictions and property crimes.
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These reforms have the benefit of taking some of the pressure off nonbinary people who are typically in the minority.
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There's the majority, them, the minority, us, and the way they feel about us, great dislike, very, very great dislike.
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The minority government said in March it was against to allow the fund to invest in unlisted infrastructure for now.
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The last time the minority party tried to block a Supreme Court nominee was in 2006 during Samuel Alito's nomination.
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The minority government relies on the support of other parties, such as the anti-immigration Danish People's Party, for support.
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Each county's elections board is composed of two members of the governor's party and one member of the minority party.
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Previous rules required at least two members of the minority party, but committee Republicans voted unanimously to approve Pruitt's nomination.
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The centrists demanded Lofoten be closed as part of the price for ensuring the minority government a majority in parliament.
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"I understand that the minority would like to hold [him] over," Grassley said during the Judiciary Committee's meeting on Monday.
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Monday's agreement between the Social Democrats and Greens to relax some rules irons out a rift in the minority government.
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Republicans initially charged that the procedures and protections afforded to the minority, and the White House, were unfair and unprecedented.
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Meadows might need a new post with House Republicans headed into the minority for the first time in eight years.
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C.) are competing with one another to hold sway on behalf of the minority on the committee next year (Politico).
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However, this is not required unless the minority party — the Democrats, in this case — occupy the floor and demand it.
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And a 7-point Democratic edge would suggest significant gains for the minority party if the margin held through November.
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But in this paradoxical age of egalitarian celebrity, when stars are our very best friends, I'm probably in the minority.
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Instead, Republicans now in the minority found a way to rattle Democrats with House floor mischief of their own. Rep.
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The minority party aims to win 23 Republican-held House seats in November to take a majority in the chamber.
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They may still be large enough to swing some elections, but they are in the minority and continue to dwindle.
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Republicans said Kavanaugh was being treated unfairly by Democrats and accused the minority of "mob rule" of the committee. Sen.
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In this context, I'd say that True Blood was surprisingly on point, even if Black characters were in the minority.
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"The speaker consulted with the minority leader, but the decision was his," she told CNN in a statement last week.
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Pennsylvania Chief Justice Tom Saylor dissented in the redistricting case—he was in the minority who disagreed with the ruling.
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Earlier this week, the House voted to pass a resolution that condemned Trump's tweets targeting the minority congresswomen as racist.
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"KSCM deputies will actively support the establishment of the minority government," the Communist leader, Vojtech Filip, told a news conference.
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The minority business groups also touted the TPP's chapter that addresses the trade practices of small- and medium-sized firms.
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"He has inflicted Stockholm syndrome on America," said Stacey Abrams, a Democrat and the minority leader of the Georgia House.
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The filibuster helps the minority undercut the will of the people — and then blame the majority for letting it happen.
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Democrats are doing what McConnell simply refused to do when he was in the minority: work with the other side.
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But they are quickly realizing that life in the minority can come with some perks -- and some easy political victories.
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Generally, all members of the majority party vote for the rules, and the members of the minority vote against it.
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"The elitists, the lefties, the minority groups" are really ruining the country, of course, but there was a lot more.
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She's been at the center of many debates recently as a moderate Republican who may sway toward the minority Democrats.
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Crowley, the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House of Representatives, was expected to replace Nancy Pelosi as the minority leader.
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But of the 14 members of the minority who voted for Pompeo as CIA director, a group that includes Sen.
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