"I would never tone down what I do to get more work, so I'd never tone down my personal style to sell the place in the future," she said.
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State media have been ordered to tone down their coverage.
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They have reportedly asked promoters to tone down the marketing.
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Will she continue to tone down her flashy former ways?
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It proceeded to tone down talks of a rate liftoff.
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But Sanders's supporters have one question: Tone down for what?
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Will he tone down his harsh rhetoric and dark warnings?
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But he could, in fact, tone down the character's clownishness.
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You could see him straining to tone down the insults.
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But it doesn't mean you have to tone down the planter.
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Rebel leaders abroad should tone down their inflammatory talk of secession.
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For blonde hair, hairstylists use purple products to tone down warmth.
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They also wish he'd tone down his attacks on the media.
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They should lead by example and tone down their own hate.
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From there, either tone down the smilies or you do you anyway.
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Both Warsaw and Brussels have since sought to tone down the rhetoric.
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Most financial experts agree that retirees should tone down their stock ownership.
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They agree to tone down the Snapchats and focus on the big picture.
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It can tune the algorithms to tone down the outrage and the addiction.
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Elliott does nothing to tone down the butch-femme dichotomy in the work.
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Tone down the "publicity tour" if you want to participate in this case.
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Trudeau suggested Trump might tone down his rhetoric if he wins the presidency.
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According to media reports, it asked AMFI to tone down its advertising campaign.
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At these moments, rather than tone down their hatred, white supremacists up the ante.
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Developers should also consider including menu options to tone down these effects, if necessary.
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"I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," Republican Rep.
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It's time to tone down the rhetoric of hatred and pull together as Americans.
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He just has to tone down his rhetoric and get back to the issues.
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His draft laws, presented last month, tone down some of PiS's most troublesome proposals.
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I don't expect other people to tone down what they use for my sake.
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And if you don't like the tattoo, maybe tone down the hate-filled responses.
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Seemed odd because she promised to tone down the bling after the Paris robbery.
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They told her to tone down her remarks like Ullyot suggested, but she refused.
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"It would be nice if both sides would tone down the rhetoric," Wisconsin Sen.
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Being the person I was, I started to try to tone down my personality.
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But Karpf refused to give that project up, or tone down his extravagant lifestyle.
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They also sought to tone down language praising him for his community service work.
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The grounded style challenges the Ailey dancers to tone down their usual onstage magnetism.
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But before she could nail the role, she had to tone down her look.
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We're told the punk legend says he has no intention to tone down the punkness.
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With a little coaxing, McKinnon is able to get Driver to tone down his intensity.
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When I auditioned for them I wasn't ready—I didn't have my guitar tone down.
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Freedom fighters in the Southern trenches, like John Lewis, had to tone down their rhetoric.
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"I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," Collins told WBEN.
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But the Trump campaign has assured the committee that it will tone down its style.
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Whether politicians will tone down the rhetoric in the wake of the violence remains unclear.
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How Ms. Abrams did not tone down her words to please anyone, and how Mrs.
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Some worry that if central banks tone down their interventions, financial markets could become tumultuous.
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However, designers today are already thinking about when to "tone down" the personality of their devices.
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Despite his concerns, Bianco contends the Fed will likely tone down its rate plans by winter.
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"I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," said New York Rep.
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The two sides have agreed to "tone down" the political rhetoric and anger against each other.
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That's one thing I needed to tone down with the animators, because animators love to overact.
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For those calling on Trump to tone down the rhetoric, don't expect that to ever happen.
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After Trump's withdrawal from the deal, leaders may want to reconsider concessions and tone down commitments.
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They would make the current system fairer — and tone down the intensity of the confirmation process.
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The Chinese government, though, seems to be taking steps to try to tone down the reaction.
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Everybody, after they're 40 years old, sang a half tone down — even Pavarotti, [Jussi] Bjorling, everybody.
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" In recent weeks they've sought to tone down that narrative, calling his cabinet picks "doers" and "disruptors.
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If Fields is found guilty, white supremacists, and likely Trump, will refuse to tone down their rhetoric.
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At the Wisconsin rally, he made light of the suggestion that he should tone down his rhetoric.
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A possible compromise could see Fidesz tone down its posters and express some regret for rhetorical excesses.
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To tone down the silky frock, layer a ribbed shirt underneath for a touch of casual-cool.
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"You wanted me to basically tone down Demi, which I would never do for anyone," she said.
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In light of Wednesday's attack, now is the time to prioritize civility and tone down our rhetoric.
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Donald Trump came under pressure from Republicans to tone down his act and run a professional campaign.
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The rope was meant to signal to BamBrogan to tone down his cowboy attitude, the countersuit claims.
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But officials are cutting a deal for students who tone down the partying and hit the books.
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Likewise, Gori has essentially ignored government demands to tone down the hagiographic glow emitted by the museum.
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"Tone down our own rhetoric and not ascribe the worst motives to our colleagues," he said hopefully.
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Still, he said, the Trump administration would do well to tone down its hostility with the press.
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But until Wednesday, the president had appeared to tone down his criticism of Clinton in recent weeks.
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Let's put aside the ideology, end the embargo, tone down the propaganda and raise a mojito together.
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Delicate jewelry is a subtle, simple way to tone down (and dress up) a look that's overly sporty.
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He encouraged her to tone down the passage so as not to single out black victims, she said.
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Only he would suggest that, rather than tone down his explosive rhetoric, he might just "tone it up".
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" Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters that he thought "everybody ought to tone down their rhetoric.
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The events have sparked calls from GOP and Democratic lawmakers to tone down the increasingly intense political rhetoric.
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On Thursday, he declined to discuss whether Schumer asked him to tone down his remarks about the company.
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"I would always call for him to tone down the rhetoric sometimes and lower the temperature," Crenshaw said.
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I feel as though it's great, but I feel as though he should tone down just a little.
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In his statement on Sunday, Mr. Tillerson urged the countries to tone down the talk and start negotiating.
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Some foreign leaders have urged both North Korea and the United States to tone down the bellicose language.
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Kyrgios did seek to tone down the rhetoric somewhat on Tuesday, heaping praise on Nadal's ability on court.
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In early July, he said in an interview with Bloomberg he planned to tone down his Twitter feed.
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You shouldn't have to tone down your stellar work just to get along with your fragile, insecure boo.
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And he said he advised Trump to tone down his campaign rhetoric during their Oval Office meeting last week.
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If Americans hand Trump the Oval Office, Taleb said, the reality TV star would probably tone down his bluster.
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After the mail bomber was caught, a reporter asked the president if he would tone down his violent rhetoric.
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The packages sent this week led to bipartisan calls to tone down what has become increasingly hostile political rhetoric.
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Trump condemned the mail bombs and shooting at the synagogue, but has rejected calls to tone down his rhetoric.
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Mr. Trump has not helped efforts by Chief Justice Roberts to tone down the political atmosphere surrounding the court.
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In early July, Musk said in an interview with Bloomberg that he planned to tone down his Twitter feed.
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Two other Indian government sources said the country expects Mahathir to tone down his criticism of Indian domestic policies.
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In a speech to supporters, Warren warned her fellow Democrats to tone down the level of attacks between them.
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"But that would require you to take the risk that he does actually tone down some of his positions."
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Artists might tone down the religion-baiting of their work if they know that it will be hugely controversial.
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Despite reports that the authorities would tone down this year's event, dead dogs were reportedly displayed for sale on hooks.
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Asked whether he might be able to tone down his rhetoric in light of the mail bombs, Trump said no.
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The Kimoji creator then suggests that her two sisters tell their glam squad to tone down the multiple color choices.
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" Zeid also told reporters he doesn't plan to tone down his recent remarks decrying dangers posed by "populists and demagogues.
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Demands to tone down or remove sexual language are soon joined by embargos on religions, political parties and historical events.
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Facebook's statement on the matter never actually mentions the word "guns," perhaps an early attempt to tone down that conflict.
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Plus, he would tone down exposure to groups such as semiconductors and financials, which have been firmly in rally mode.
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The new government of Theresa May quickly made clear that it would tone down the fiscal austerity of its predecessor.
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According to Terri Anderson, PhD, who teaches sociology at UCLA, my instinct to tone down my rhetoric was completely human.
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His victory in Wisconsin in early April forced the normally irrepressible Mr Trump to tone down his act (relatively speaking).
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At least now they can tone down their rhetoric and stop overselling the likelihood of impeachment to all their supporters.
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The question is whether that emboldens him to take things even further on Thursday night or tone down his act.
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An excellent recreation of the classic Golden Tee experience, but you'll need to tone down your trackball swings a bit.
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The key for a "Klang" presenter is to be casual, to tone down Stockhausen's self-seriousness and heighten his humor.
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In public remarks to his cabinet on Sunday, he seemed to urge the far-right to tone down its expectations.
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The American people want politicians in Washington to stop bickering, tone down the talk, and pull together to save lives.
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Trump should tone down the inflammatory remarks, extend a genuine hand of friendship, and do his part to reset relations.
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"Morgan and Reid could be heard expressing their shock before Swain was heard asking Oxley to "tone down your language.
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So on a day-to-day basis, I tone down that aspect of my personality in my communication with people.
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But the most dazzling part (as always) was her jewelry collection, which she didn't tone down just because she was seaside.
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After the terrifying heist, Kardashian ramped up her personal security detail — and made a concerted effort to tone down her look.
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The party has benefitted from a stint in power that's allowed it to tone down some of its more controversial rhetoric.
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My one regret is that I wasn't able to tone down the attacks on her by some of my Republican friends.
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I'm not here to propose that we all tone down our language or add "IMO" to the end of every sentence.
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Mist this beeswax-packed formula into you hands, then run them through your hair to tone down frizz and add shine.
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Unlike the more common Tanqueray London Dry Gin, the No. TEN variety features citrusy botanicals that tone down the juniper flavor.
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Andrada advised athletes not to take it personally but said he hoped Brazilians would also learn to tone down the jeers.
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" John Thune, South Dakota, told a newspaper: "I think the president needs to tone down the rhetoric, stop the personal attacks.
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Video games released in the U.S. typically tone down the sexy stuff, but Japan censors focus more on blood and gore.
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"He seems to have heeded advice from his wife and daughters to tone down his rhetoric," Johnson writes in another article.
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But Ryan repeated his call for Trump and other political candidates to tone down the heated rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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Clinton — or at least tone down his attacks on her — frustrates not only the senator but also many of his fans.
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But after the Arab Spring, Doha was forced to tone down coverage to maintain stability in neighboring countries, especially in Bahrain.
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When he made a major trip to the Middle East in February, Tillerson tried to tone down the administration's aggressive tone.
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McMaster said that the President doesn't plan to tone down his tough talk on North Korea during his trip to Asia.
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In some cases, online versions of the articles were amended to tone down the message and add comments from Dr. Brawley.
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Following the violence, Mnangagwa contacted Chamisa, pleading that the MDC tone down the rhetoric and discourage its supporters from public protests.
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Peterffy is not the only financial markets business leader to tone down his stance on bitcoin in the last few months.
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But this year, he's been asked to tone down his act—and a horde of his loyal customers are outraged. Philly.
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B.A.-games phenomenon has become: Last year, the league spoke to the Raptors about getting him to tone down his antics.
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"Faith in Politics" feels like it goes out of the way to tone down any kind of explicit support for Clinton.
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The thing is, we don't even really know what we are racing for, much less how to tone down the competition.
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Gianforte said in an interview with the Associated Press on Friday that lawmakers are obligated to tone down the partisan rancor.
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Those looking for a rapid uptick in the U.S. economy probably will have to tone down their expectations, at least for now.
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Specifically, Gossip Girl had to tone down some sex scenes, including a juicy one between Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester).
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If recent days are any indication, Republicans will face significant pressure to unite behind Trump, or at least tone down their criticism.
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And as Vox's Tara Golshan recently pointed out, it has been rumored that Romney will tone down his rhetoric against the administration.
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Ahead of Monday night's debate, both participants were under pressure to tone down the matinee idol pretensions and blend into the background.
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But in creating a measurement and accountability system, we need to tone down the fervor and think harder about the unanticipated consequences.
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Tone down your anthropocentrism, Pisces, and you'll see that the other problem with equestrian statues is they all feature virtually identical mounts.
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We can't change the past—but we can put our best foot forward today and act to tone down our political speech.
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As our political landscape is fueled by varieties of class resentments, The Times might want to tone down its 1 percent perspective.
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Cruz said on MSNBC's "Meet the Press Daily" that all sides should tone down their rhetoric and disagree in a civil manner.
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Clinton's aides spoke about hoping that Mr. Sanders would tone down his criticism of her, suggesting that it is over the top.
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Hopefully, I think Sarah [Huckabee Sanders] has done a phenomenal job of really trying to take the tone down and get back.
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Washington is demanding greater access to Canada's dairy market, while Ottawa is demanding the U.S. tone down its threats of auto tariffs.
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He wants the presumptive GOP nominee to tone down the rhetoric, moderate some controversial positions and commit himself to core conservative values.
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If having a fever means you can't do this or that, will we just take medication to simply tone down the fever?
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He said he would tone down his speech in its wake, prompting boos from a rally crowd on Saturday night in Illinois.
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"Obviously, no one is going to want to tone down things when you see things going on like in NYC," he said.
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Among other things, they considered whether to tone down the cheerleaders' image to make them more "family friendly," according to Vanity Fair.
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The paper added that he had asked the chief executive of public broadcaster Rai to tone down its reporting of the virus.
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China and Russia also kept up pressure on North Korea and the United States to tone down the language of their exchanges.
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In her letter, Madeline Sayoc urged Trump, a Republican, and other leaders to tone down rhetoric that could seen as inciting violence.
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Germany, therefore, should tone down the criticism of its hard-pressed euro zone members — and especially of the ECB's current policy stance.
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This is easy enough to fix using Windows' Intel Graphics settings, which I suggest using to tone down the default greenish cast.
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People who hope for Xi to engineer a political reform once he controls maximum power might want to tone down their optimism.
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He does this with gin and campari — which typically go into a Negroni — in order to tone down the "sharpness" of the alcohol.
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In recent weeks, the press has speculated that Donald Trump would have to tone down his presence on Twitter once he takes office.
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Lochte tells PEOPLE that the incident has served as a wake-up call – and that he needs to tone down his partying ways.
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Or, given its tremendous popularity, did 13 Reasons Why resonate with teenage audiences precisely because it did not tone down its difficult content?
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Months later King Abdullah said he faced economic pressure to tone down his opposition to Mr Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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For example, it can tone down its claims to legal rights that flow from created islands or tidal rock formations in the region.
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Damon was critical of Trump's stance on several issues including immigration but said he believes the President-elect will tone down his rhetoric.
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"I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," Collins said on a local radio station in upstate New York.
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Reaching this predominantly young and disaffected group will mean ignoring calls for Democrats to tone down the party's newfound commitment to social justice.
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Re-stabilized cross-strait relations will no doubt tone down the likelihood of military conflicts, thereby removing a major security challenge for China.
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If Democrats fail to wise up and tone down the theatrics, Republicans will ride this issue all the way to the ballot-box.
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Britain should turn up the pragmatism and tone down the ideology in its Brexit negotiations, Dixons Carphone Chief Executive Seb James told Reuters.
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Trump told reporters before departing for a rally last Friday, following the bomb scare, that he rejected calls to tone down his rhetoric.
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In the wake of the Hill controversy, he has minced no words, accusing ESPN of counseling him to "tone down" his political aspirations.
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In comparison, this one appeared to have been choreographed to tone down militarism and instead highlight Mr. Kim's efforts to rebuild the economy.
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He was known to confront junta leaders when, in the face of international criticism, they pushed generals to tone down the antisubversive campaigns.
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So, too, will be the pressure on Labour to tone down the platform that has made it so popular in the first place.
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Her desperation to stop being exceptional so she can get the job (watch Ms. Hurder struggle to tone down her extensions) is heartbreaking.
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" He promised last week after a shooting at GOP baseball practice that he would tone down his rhetoric and avoid using "harsh language.
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Earlier in his presidential campaign, an Iowa voter asked O'Rourke whether he would tone down his salty language, and O'Rourke said he would.
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In some places, Haley urges him to pull back on the soapbox pronouncements or to tone down the fierce denunciations of white people.
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Democratic leaders have pressed one of their most prolific donors privately, urging him to tone down his campaign calling for President Trump's impeachment.
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Judge John Hodgman Annie writes: I want my cousin-in-law Alejandro to tone down his posting of dudes' derrières on social media.
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With the midterm elections a week away, the president has also said he has no plans to tone down his increasingly incendiary political rhetoric.
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Throughout his campaign, we all hoped he would tone down such rhetoric so as not to alienate the Hispanic vote (too much, at least).
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Still to some, Trump needs to start talking more like a Republican -- and tone down often divisive rhetoric -- before they'd consider getting behind him.
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He said that his "one regret is that I wasn't able to tone down the attacks on her by some of my Republican friends."
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For non-TV nerds, this means that the backlight adjusts itself in 72 separate areas to highlight brighter colors or tone down darker ones.
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But President Trump needs to tone down his tweets and his statements and let his tough policies do at least some of the talking.
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But they'll either have to create alternate versions of certain games to meet approval guidelines or tone down titles altogether so that they comply.
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Getty; Colleen Kratofil But Cunningham and her team assured me once they add a gloss throughout my entire head, the color would tone down.
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" Méndez is in high school and loves doing push ups: "I used to be pretty muscly but had to tone down for this gig.
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There is a view that once in power, the new prime minister will tone down the rhetoric and begin renegotiating an arrangement with Brussels.
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The exposed leg may have been a nod to her skin-baring lingerie looks or a way to tone down the wholesome princess vibes.
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Slate is being torched online for an article telling readers to tone down their excitement about the late George H.W. Bush's service dog, Sully.
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If U.S. stock investors believe Chinese President Xi Jinping's latest speech will significantly tone down the escalating trade dispute, some geopolitics analysts think otherwise.
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Mr. Giuliani has played a significant role behind the scenes, too, urging Mr. Trump to tone down his remarks and rethink his immigration plan.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) reportedly asked Vitiello whether he would try help tone down the rhetoric about immigration coming out of the White House.
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But May has since been forced to tone down her initial plans as she works instead to keep big business on side during Brexit.
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Whether Mr. Trump was providing semantic cover for a compromise deal may depend on whether he is disciplined enough to tone down his messaging.
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To avoid being trapped in endless investigations, Mr. Trump will have to tone down his war of words with intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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In the first strategy, Democrats should tone down their language on race and immigration and culture, but broadcast loudly a new progressive economic agenda.
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Democratic lawmakers called on administration officials to reopen diplomatic channels with Iran, tone down their rhetoric and reconsider their strategy -- or at least explain it.
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Another woman at the Columbia rally warned me to tone down my questions to both the President and press secretary Sanders or face the consequences.
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I was also touched that Tyra specifically rejected getting a procedure that would tone down her Black features and make her nose look too European.
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Also weighing on sentiment was Beijing's indication to tone down its stimulus measures following unexpected signs of recovery from first-quarter economic data last week.
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That may offer some reassurance to China and Russia, which have urged the U.S. to tone down its rhetoric and restart dialogue with North Korea.
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If an alert comes in and you look at your phone, it will tone down the alert sound because it "knows" it got your attention.
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Biden, who chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee during the Thomas hearing, said he wishes he had done more to "tone down the attacks" against Hill.
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But Trump is certain he has tapped into something, and sees no political reason at this point to tone down his provocative comments on Muslims.
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Trump is also expected to tone down his rhetoric threatening 35 percent tariffs on companies that shift production out of the country, the Times reports.
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Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told Reuters he expected a "massive improvement" in U.S.-Hungarian relations following Trump's pledge to tone down the "export of democracy".
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McAdam's comments were meant to tone down the expectations around Go90, which hasn't been the overnight success that Verizon initially indicated it was hoping for.
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The latest primaries pushed Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton closer to their parties' nominations — and added pressure on Mr. Trump to tone down his message.
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The guy could stand to tone down the emo quotient a bit, though I'd expect a stint in the afterlife to have the opposite effect.
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Barr also reportedly called Trump and encouraged him to tell Rudy Giuliani to tone down his wild TV appearances, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"Our words do matter," he said, urging his fellow leaders and member of Congress to tone down their rhetoric without singling out Trump for criticism.
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Fred Malek on MSNBC Thursday said he's "seen no signs" that Trump, the party's presumptive nominee, would tone down his attacks on rivals and critics.
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Last summer, during the relatively innocent months of Trump's campaign, Priebus called and urged him to tone down his remarks (about "Mexican rapists," for example).
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They widened their prospective pool and made their coalition hard for politicians to ignore, in part, by learning how to tone down their extreme beliefs.
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"Obviously, no one is going to want to tone down things when you see things going on like in New York City," Fauci said Tuesday.
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There are always hurdles in the world of "Lady Dynamite," however, and Maria is soon told that she should "tone down" the mental-health issues.
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Zenz suggested in August that increased international pressure might prompt China to disguise their reeducation regime a bit more, or possibly tone down its policies.
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A well-worn wooden bar found in Berlin, and twinkling lights that resemble those of traditional Sicilian summer festivals, tone down the grandeur a bit.
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Among her roles: giving Mr. Trump feedback on media coverage, counseling him on staff choices and urging him, repeatedly, to tone down his Twitter feed.
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GOP presidential candidate John Kasich said Sunday that, based on the latest debate, his rivals are not heeding his suggestion to tone down negative rhetoric.
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Beijing has already warned against the outbreak of conflict between the U.S. and North Korea, and has urged both sides to tone down their rhetoric.
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Attending the strategic dialogue meeting with the U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Tillerson urged both sides in the dispute to tone down the rhetoric.
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Barr's remarks marked a departure from fellow Cabinet members who had quietly and privately pushed for the president to tone down his rhetoric on Twitter.
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Two other former ambassadors, after criticizing the government's handling of the affair, received calls from a foreign ministry official urging them to tone down their rhetoric.
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Biden also told Teen Vogue that he owed Hill an apology for failing to do more to "tone down" the questioning of Hill by his colleagues.
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Tweel told BuzzFeed News on Friday that Ali's widow, Lonnie Ali, made him "tone down" the statement he issued to media outlets responding to Trump's pardon.
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"I actually had to tone down some of my descriptions of the wealthy because my editor said 'No one is going to believe that'," says Kwan.
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He said he thinks either candidate would tone down the bombastic language and acknowledge that the path to job growth at home is expanding markets abroad.
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Although she said her name with the utmost confidence on stage, Taveras was defying suggestions she had been given by supporters to tone down her Latinidad.
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Keith Wildhaber against St. Louis County after Wildhaber was allegedly once told he needed to "tone down [his] gayness" if he ever wanted to be promoted.
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And as Black Friday has expanded beyond a single day, the rise of online shopping may have helped tone down some of the day's wilder elements.
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" He said Democrats should "tone down the rhetoric" that "some people react to things like that, people get angry as well, and you fuel the fires.
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"Justin needs a church that will say, 'We love you, we accept you, but you need to tone down some of your behavior,'" the source said.
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We recommend layering yours with super casual pieces like a long-sleeve tee, cropped denim, or even a hoodie to tone down any wedding-guest vibes.
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The U.S. would be well advised to make a quick trade deal with China and to tone down its gratuitous and counter-productive anti-Chinese rhetoric.
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He has rejected calls to tone down his rhetoric, even in the wake of explosive devices being sent to CNN and prominent Democrats he has criticized.
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If they could just tone down the rhetoric about wanting dead cops, and now that Dallas has happened and Baton Rouge, it's hit a sore spot.
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If he wins an early election hands down, he may tone down the EU-bashing and focus on pro-business reforms liked by his entrepreneurial base.
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Playboy will tone down the nudity while beefing up its coverage of other topics, including a new sex column and expanded coverage of the liquor business.
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So while Columbus, as Mayor de Blasio put it politically, "may suggest hate," how many of his statues were originally put up to tone down hate?
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He has tried to tone down a major territorial dispute between the two countries in the South China Sea, proposing joint-development projects in the area.
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GOP lawmakers are expected to use the meeting, the first since Trump became the presumptive nominee, to advise the brash candidate to tone down his rhetoric.
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In the case of the princess, my wife and I had a self-imposed brief that we should tone down the 'fashion statement' in the designs.
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While 2142-Star and the League have been careful to tone down their anti-euro rhetoric, Savona's appointment, if confirmed, may bring back currency traders' concerns.
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Not only did the Congress Committee pressure him to tone down his address; it also issued a declaration that moral commitments had no bearing on Esperanto.
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In fact, Smith said the Oscar-winning director behind Brokeback Mountain would sometimes ask him to tone down his performance when playing the younger version of himself.
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"Justin needs a church that will say, 'We love you, we accept you, but you need to tone down some of your behavior,&apos" the source says.
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To tone down any redness, try using a green-tinted primer, like the Clarins SOS Primer, on the affected areas before applying the rest of your makeup.
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Sanders said "the president will continue to fight back," when asked if Trump will tone down his rhetoric following the pipe bomb attacks on prominent Trump critics.
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Some traders had speculated the Fed may tone down its rhetoric to calm financial markets that were roiled in October, partly on worries about rising interest rates.
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Tuter said there needs to be "an additional layer of confidence" in the recount process, but also urged both Democrats and Republicans to tone down their rhetoric.
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Powell "will gradually tone down the language, but it will be in response to the economy and to the data, not in response to Trump," said Fels.
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"My comments to the Chinese are that maybe China should tone down its assertiveness to avoid further tension," Ms. Sun said of her discussions with Chinese officials.
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" As president, Obama would later tone down his own statements on the topic, saying in 2014 that narratives about the consequences of acting white were "sometimes overstated.
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" But Spicer also refused to tone down his boss' Twitter rhetoric, telling reporters that the president-elect's social media posts "speak for themselves, I think very clearly.
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Washington (CNN)Tree of Life Rabbi Jeffrey Myers called on politicians on Tuesday to tone down hate-filled rhetoric after the recent shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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Bloomberg's campaign has spent weeks preparing him for the debate, urging the candidate to tone down his occasionally irritable demeanor and hone a persuasive message of electability.
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At least two freshmen said the party's campaign arm, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, suggested they tone down their language on impeachment, or steer clear of it.
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I wish I had known that I could tone down on the perfectionism and that no one expected me to be 100 percent scintillating all the time.
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The unemployment result suggested the RBNZ could tone down a previous suggestion the next rates move be a cut when it releases its monetary policy statement on Thursday.
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John made headlines when he mentioned that both Focus Features and Walt Disney Studios passed on the film because he refused to tone down the sex and drugs.
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Tropes about Black women's hypersexuality encourage Black women to tone down their bodies and sexual expression in order to become more palatable under the moors of traditional attractiveness.
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But I assumed that as he got closer to the Republican nomination Trump would tone down his extreme behavior in order to demonstrate his acceptability to mainstream voters.
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Since becoming the likely Republican nominee following his win in Indiana, Mr Trump has appeared to edge closer to the political centre and tone down his rhetoric slightly.
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Every so often in online video game fandoms, players will notice that a Japanese game localized for America will tone down sexual elements or change a character's appearance.
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In November, a month before he resigned as defense secretary, Jim Mattis disclosed that the U.S. and South Korea would scale back and tone down the spring exercises.
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North Korea is expected to press China to tone down its economic sanctions when its delegation attends an infrastructure and trade summit in Beijing on Sunday, observers said.
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"Justin needs a church that will say, 'We love you, we accept you, but you need to tone down some of your behavior,' " an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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During remarks made at The Economic Club of Washington, the billionaire called on Trump to tone down his "dangerous" rhetoric aimed at reporters and news publications, AFP reports.
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During the meeting in Las Vegas, Evans said he told the presumptive GOP nominee to tone down some of the comments he's made that have angered Republican leaders.
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Or does the Vermont senator remain a candidate but tone down his attacks on Biden -- including at Sunday's CNN debate in Arizona -- but turn his fire on Trump?
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Nam Sung-wook, a North Korea expert at Korea University in Seoul said Kim was likely to tone down his weapons testing - at least ahead of the Olympics.
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The officials are dismayed by the attorney general's decisions to tone down sentencing guidelines in the case of Roger Stone -- the President's long-time confidant and political trickster.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the country, despite his own advisers' efforts to tone down his message.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.) and others at a baseball field in Alexandria, Va. "I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," Collins told WBEN.
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Since the bloody protests, the two men have agreed to tone down the violence, and Mr. Jawar has announced plans to take his case to the ballot box.
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Fourth, tone down the personal war of words with Kim Jong Un. Fifth, strive to reach a diplomatic agreement with North Korea on a no-first-strike pledge.
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Joni Ernst's Roast and Ride rally, attempted to tone down his earlier message — but still used it as an example of why African-Americans should vote for him.
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As he put it, what matters is that he's winning: REPORTER: Would you yourself pledge to tone down the president for the next few days during the campaign?
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Vice President Mike Pence defended Trump earlier on Sunday, even as some Republicans encouraged the businessman-turned-politician to tone down his broadsides against the judicial branch of government.
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Recent economic improvement in the euro zone has raised market expectations the European Central Bank will tone down its dovish language at its next Governing Council meeting next month.
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The Chinese government sent Mr. Liu on the condition that the North halt its nuclear tests, refrain from launching missiles and tone down its inflammatory language, Mr. Paal said.
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On Monday, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe wrote a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson that begged the Trump administration to tone down the animosity.
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The truth is that people who make jokes that are more universally relatable and tone down their Blackness are more likely to get opportunities like hosting Saturday Night Live!
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Recent economic improvements in the euro zone have raised market expectations the European Central Bank will tone down its dovish language at its next Governing Council meeting next month.
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Recent economic improvement in the euro zone have raised market expectations the European Central Bank will tone down its dovish language at its next Governing Council meeting next month.
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Joni Ernst's Roast and Ride rally, he attempted to tone down his earlier message — but still used it as an example of why African-Americans should vote for him.
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Disregard the fact that a low-energy Donald Trump managed to tone down his odiousness, keeping mostly to smirks and snide remarks and even a talking point or two.
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CAIRO — Most Egyptian journalists have had to watch their tongues and tone down their reporting over the past three years to keep their jobs under a military-dominated government.
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Renzi recently rejected calls by Juncker, the head of the bloc's executive, to tone down his criticism of EU policies on migration and also on banking and the budget.
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Rita Johnson, a planner who helped design the exhibits before the museum opened, said museum officials, fearing for their jobs, demanded that employees tone down or remove unfavorable content.
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There are subtle recent changes as well, notably in Act II's visit to the Land of Sweets, which the company has reworked to tone down long-ingrained cultural stereotypes.
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For a court that has increasingly struggled to convince the American public that it is above politics, Thursday's rulings did little to tone down the divisiveness over its decisions.
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This choreography puzzles experts: Many other birds, including the famously elaborate satin bowerbird, actually tone down their displays once a female expresses interest, so as not to startle her.
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No one's going to notice, but it'll tone down the sodium and give you a gloss that's there, but not there like that weird gloss you get with cornstarch.
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In Clinton's best debates, she wields President Obama as an effective human shield, forcing Sanders to tone down his fiery condemnations of Washington corruption and throwing him off his message.
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Aurora Innovation, led by former execs from Google, Tesla and Uber, urged the industry to tone down its bullishness and "be more truthful about our capabilities," reports the Washington Post.
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Lewandowski had advocated a "Let Trump be Trump" strategy, while Manafort, a veteran of Republican politics, had tried to get the New York tycoon to tone down his harsh rhetoric.
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This recent press tour has felt like a chance for Lawrence to tone down the cool girl veneer somewhat, and admit that she feels pressure to act a certain way.
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" Collins said Thursday, "I, myself, am going to try to tone down some of my rhetoric, and I would invite my Democrat friends -- and they are friends -- to do likewise.
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A spokesman for Francis sought on Friday to tone down the controversy, insisting the pontiff was not making a personal attack on Trump or any statement about the U.S. election.
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In the interview Friday, Zinke called on his critics and critics of the president to tone down their rhetoric, which he said had led to personal threats against his family.
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In public, Robinson attempts to tone down or suppress any behaviors that might be perceived as "gay"—wearing more traditionally masculine clothing, lowering his voice, and not using hand gestures.
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It's the difference between shutting down debate and moving folks forward off of stubborn positions and helping them meet folks who will then promise to tone down the vituperative rhetoric.
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Maybe I do have a tendency to be overly judgmental, and I suppose I can tone down how scary I get when I'm not texted back in a timely manner.
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When competition dancers enter college or seek jobs in the modern dance world, they tend to tone down their "fire," as one former competition dancer put it, to fit in.
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Today, as reports of hate crimes and harassment surge after a bitter presidential race, the onus is on Trump to tone down his own rhetoric and that of his advisers.
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"The side effects are more acute now and I think we should tone down our communication that benefits far outweigh the costs," an ECB policymaker said on condition of anonymity.
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The selection of Bannon, whose publication often attacks establishment figures in the Republican Party, was viewed as a repudiation of calls from party elites to tone down Trump's controversial rhetoric.
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Her aim apparently is to tone down the often overblown and incendiary debate about the Rohingya's identity and refocus the discussion on finding practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
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Buy Where Do We Go From Here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Professor James W. Loewen has written several books about the ways Americans misremember, tone down, and outright lie about our history.
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"Perhaps we should tone down our groveling to compensate for the sense of guilt we feel toward France," Mary said after he and his client met with a Belgian investigating magistrate.
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She may have to tone down her more — er — artistic choices and keep down the paint, but the Mother Monster knows how to put on a show of well, monster proportions.
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"That's probably the No.1 area where Trump will have to tone down his rhetoric because we do have to work with other nations," said Cox, who was at the inauguration.
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It is a broad discussion between the two, intended, he said, to tone down the mounting fears in France surrounding the young people from the banlieues: Muslims, immigrants and even rappers.
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Donald Trump called Google a member of the "dishonest media" on Sunday, but he might tone down his criticism going forward if he spent some time googling his rival last night.
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Moore and Eick settled into the roles of co-showrunners and had to fend off all kinds of interference over their four-season run, largely attempts to tone down the violence.
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Castle said Folau acknowledged he had caused "grief to some people" but she declined to comment on whether he had agreed to tone down his views in his social media posts.
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In response, the think tank, the Illinois Policy Institute, encouraged its Facebook and Twitter followers to tone down their rhetoric and disavowed anyone making threats during the heat of political battle.
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If Ms. Fleming is intending to move more heavily into the song literature, you have to hope that she will do it in a smaller hall and tone down the flash.
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It was not clear whether Pierson's interpretation of the analysis was overly dramatic or whether her approach was appropriate and there was political pressure to tone down the intelligence community's conclusions.
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But there will definitely be gains to be made by getting him to tone down the taunting and constant angry responses to seemingly every public figure who criticizes and attacks him.
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Native American tribal leaders have repeatedly criticized Mr. Trump's language against Ms. Warren and about Native Americans more generally, but he is yet to apologize or tone down his dismissive rhetoric.
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Gates is pretty passionate about the topic -- and says T.O.'s numbers speak for themselves -- but he should probably tone down the antics if he wants a bust in the Hall.
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There are no lingering issues between Ball and Kuzma and both players agreed to tone down the roasting that has set social media alight over the last couple weeks, ESPN reported Thursday .
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Snap a photo and the neural network identifies exactly how to make it look better—increase contrast a smidge, tone down brightness, whatever—and apply the changes in less than 20 milliseconds.
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Italy's economy minister has urged the ruling coalition's two political leaders to tone down their comments on the forthcoming budget, saying inconsistent messaging has been damaging, daily Il Messaggero reported on Thursday.
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"The EFF will have to tone down the anti-white rhetoric and the DA will have to learn how to talk to a young unemployed man living in a township," he said.
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Bolsonaro addressed reporters shortly after beating his presidential rival by a margin of 17 percentage points and said he would not tone down his combative rhetoric ahead of the second-round vote.
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Washington (CNN)There is a quiet effort underway to tone down any military rhetoric that could lead to North Korea viewing the Pentagon as warmongering, several US military officials have told CNN.
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His top aides are pressuring him to tone down his incendiary rhetoric, and while he seems to want to keep it up on the campaign trail, his ads are a different story.
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The debt campaign, which China has had to tone down amid the trade war, along with other policies, dealt an outsized "negative" blow to China's private companies, Japanese financial firm Nomura said.
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Mary Kay Letourneau's husband is being forced to cut back on the partying ... 'cause the plea deal in his DUI case calls for him to tone down his alcohol and cannabis consumption.
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"Animators are sick people," Rogen told the audience, explaining why he actually had to tone down their version of the — spoiler alert — food-on-food orgy near the end of the flick.
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S. Secretary of State John Kerry pressed China Wednesday to step up pressure on North Korea after its recent nuclear test and tone down its aggressive actions in the South China Sea.
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Redesigning its "Symbolic Programming" course as "Beauty and the Joy of Computing," Berkeley emphasized the impact computing has in the world, and worked to tone down elements that may put females off.
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He said he pressed Republicans on Trump's repeated tweets about Cohen's family — particularly his client's father-in-law — urging them to get their party leader to tone down his rhetoric about Cohen.
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Countering selling pressure for now are vague hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve may tone down its bias towards further policy tightening and that the Bank of Japan may expand its stimulus.
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President Trump on Thursday sought to tone down the fierce dispute between the U.S. and Russia over a chemical weapons attack in Syria the U.S. has blamed on Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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The battle between the aggressive progressives and the moderate pragmatists in the Democratic Party rages fiercely, and it's time for both sides to cool their jets and tone down the incendiary rhetoric.
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Back in Beirut, to placate the Saudis, he asked Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, through intermediaries, to tone down his blistering speeches against Saudi Arabia's devastating war in Yemen and Prince Mohammed personally.
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Tensions have heated up between the United States and North Korea since President Donald Trump last week warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea did not tone down its anti-U.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Architects in China apparently need to tone down the quirkiness of their designs and quit erecting buildings that pass as giant pants, penises, and ancient coins.
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The atmosphere leading up to the conventions is tense enough that many activist groups are already planning to tone down their protests in Cleveland because they want to keep their members safe.
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It is perhaps an analog of mate binding, where a male spider deposits silk on the abdomen of a female prior to copulation to tone down her aggressiveness, thereby avoiding cannibalization after sex.
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However, investors were cautious as they returned from the Easter holiday amid concerns that China may tone down its stimulus measures following unexpected signs of recovery from first-quarter economic data last week.
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" Trump discussed his campaign strategy in the interview, telling the Post that while close family, friends and Republican leaders are needling him to tone down his attacks, Trump called making such inroads "overrated.
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Coach Brian Kelly and his staff are trying to tone down the hoopla surrounding the Fighting Irish (2100-100), who have six impressive victories since losing by a point to No. 2146.1 Georgia.
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Then, after years of hair abuse and heavy makeup, I decided to go back to my natural 'mousy' brown hue and tone down my look to more of a no-makeup makeup approach.
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One PiS source told Reuters that the party had been told to "tone down the criticism" of the president because it knows it needs Duda, who is more popular with voters than PiS.
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Xi and his team will come to Mar-a-Lago with a strategy for avoiding conflict and unpredictable developments, for convincing Trump that he should tone down his rhetoric and rethink economic pressure.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged Leonardo DiCaprio to tone down his "inflammatory rhetoric" on climate change saying it was not helping those who have lost their oil-industry jobs.
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By accident or design, Trump established a red line -- an apparent contravention of efforts by his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense James Mattis to tone down tensions with Pyongyang.
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"Nazi comparisons are unacceptable in any form," a German government spokeswoman said, adding that it was up to Turkey to tone down its rhetoric and avert damage to relations between the two countries.
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I tried to be as silly as possible with the cluing of the theme answers, but some were a little too "out there," so Will changed a few to tone down the silliness.
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The Financial Times newspaper reported earlier in July that the U.S. leader had agreed with Xi at the June Group of 20 summit to tone down criticism of China's handling of the crisis.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough said Friday that White House officials threatened to arrange for negative news coverage against them if they did not tone down their criticism of President Donald Trump.
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Advising Democrats to tone down cultural issues feels a bit like telling a kid who's being punched in the face by a bully that he should try to be a little less violent.
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It felt like Tulisa was a sparkling example of a self-made young woman in the limelight, one who had refused to tone down her background or personality, but had become successful regardless.
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That person must stay in place as long as Tesla remains a public company, with the S.E.C. apparently hoping that the lawyer will be able to tone down Mr. Musk's social media commentary.
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That was encouraging news for investors in the red metal as concerns rose that China, the world's biggest user of copper, may tone down stimulus measures after the economy showed signs of recovery.
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" The militant also calls President Donald Trump a "dog of Rome," who won the White House "on the back of your crusader rhetoric, which the fake media has pressured you to tone down.
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A source close to the ZOA bristled at the suggestion that Bannon was influencing its approach and said it would not tone down the campaign against McMaster, despite entreaties by Bannon to do so.
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A slowing economy and the trade war have forced authorities to tone down the debt battle in order to bolster growth, but small companies still face systemic difficulties in accessing bank credit, Casanova said.
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To get there, Tillerson will have to tone down his harsh accusations — in the lead-up to this visit, he openly accused Russia of interfering with the November election, setting himself apart from Trump.
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A year ago when Steve Scalise was shot by a Bernie bro and everybody around this table said, listen, we need to lower the temperature, tone down the rhetoric, and unite as a country.
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Keith Wildhaber filed a complaint to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Missouri Commission on Human Rights after he was told to "tone down your gayness" and denied a promotion, CNN reported.
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Trump would need to tone down his rhetoric and send a high-level envoy to China to make clear to Beijing that the North Korean crisis was rapidly approaching a point of no return.
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"The possibility of a 50 bp cut has almost dissipated following the WSJ report and the New York Fed's attempt to tone down earlier comments by Williams," wrote Kenji Yamamoto, economist at Daiwa Securities.
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"The possibility of a 50 bps cut has almost dissipated following the WSJ report and the New York Fed's attempt to tone down earlier comments by Williams," wrote Kenji Yamamoto, economist at Daiwa Securities.
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"We have left too many voters untouched," she said in an interview, noting that she refuses to tone down her support for abortion, gay rights and labor unions to appeal to Republican-leaning voters.
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My hope is that in response to this horrific event, we begin to tone down the partisan language that has come to occupy our political dialogue and get back to the issues at hand.
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The Financial Times newspaper reported earlier in July that the U.S. president had agreed with Xi at the Group of 20 summit in June to tone down criticism of China's handling of the crisis.
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So, to tone down the European trade rhetoric with Washington, and to make tangible progress on rebalancing trade accounts, Berlin is now setting up a special EU group to deal with American trade transactions.
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Even as Mr. Trump keeps his distance from the debate, other Republicans who share his more accepting view of gay and transgender issues are working aggressively to tone down some of the platform's language.
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" Mr. Thomas said bars and clubs had been asked to tone down some events that in years past featured heavy drinking and the kind of entertainment he said attracted "an element that causes problems.
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In 1996, as mayor, he pressured the Charlotte Repertory Theatre to tone down the nudity and gay themes in its production of "Angels in America," the Pulitzer Prize-winning play about the AIDS crisis.
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If Etzioni seeks to tone down the threat of China's rise to power, Howard French, a former Times correspondent in China and Japan, attempts to normalize it, in his " Everything Under the Heavens " (Knopf).
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The firm edited the Guptas' Wikipedia page to tone down negative material, and encouraged activists to spread stories online that suggested "economic apartheid" was deepening in South Africa because of the minority white population.
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It provides a solid basis for the show and its characters, while also allowing Shore to tone down some of the melodramatic excess common to K-dramas, in favor of House-style medical mysteries.
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Stanley McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan when Flynn was running intelligence operations there, reached out to Flynn to urge him to tone down his rhetoric, according to a source familiar with the conversation.
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Ryan has declined to specifically criticize Trump in the past, but has given a number of speeches in 2016, encouraging Republicans and Democrats to tone down their rhetoric and learn to "disagree without being disagreeable".
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The U.S. central bank is widely expected to raise interest rates for the fourth time this year, but weak stock markets and slowing growth may prompt it to tone down its stance on monetary tightening.
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One of those videos with racist undertones prompted some controversy and when his boss in the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office asked him to "tone down his unprofessional comments," he decided to publicly resign instead.
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In such cases, Dr Bem says, it is possible to engineer the pigments and layers of paint in ways that retain the brightness for human eyes but tone down the dazzling effect on artificial ones.
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In a departure from his usual freewheeling style, Trump read a carefully scripted speech from a teleprompter as part of a new push by his campaign to tone down the outspoken New Yorker's harsh rhetoric.
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So began a clambering among editors on the Opinion desk to update Dyson's essay with the news, and also to make some changes that would tone down the language in light of the Dallas attack.
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He immediately challenged his younger opponent's record as mayor of Newark, pointing out that courts raised concerns over the city's policing techniques and that the Justice Department warned the city to tone down its tactics.
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But if the network was hoping Barr would tone down her social media hate-mongering — or if they were simply hoping audiences and critics would get tired and move on — they were out of luck.
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Traveling in Arizona last month, Trump lashed out at his chief of staff John Kelly, trashing the retired Marine Corps general for suggesting the President tone down his heated political rhetoric when discussing policy matters.
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Some aides have pushed the president to tone down his rhetoric at rallies to attempt to appeal to moderate voters, primarily the suburban women who voted for Trump in 2016 but flipped Democratic in 2018.
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Among the things Ms. Hicks had advised Mr. Trump, according to multiple White House officials, was to tone down some of his Twitter posts or stop sending them altogether, an effort that had mixed results.
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The event leaders forced Lewis to take out that question, and tone down other provocations, including this call to action: We will march through the South, through the heart of Dixie, the way Sherman did.
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Prominent Republicans have publicly called on the president to tone down his online rhetoric, while his administration has insisted that Trump uses social media to circumnavigate the media and speak directly to the American people.
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One senior White House official said there is no effort underway to urge the President to tone down his rhetoric, particularly as it relates to the media, in the wake of his Thursday morning tweet.
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Beyer, who easily won re-election in 2018 to a third term in Congress with 76% of the vote, said it was important for lawmakers to tone down the inflammatory language in the impeachment debate.
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I often tone down my silly side to be professional, but if I knew everything was going to melt into some lifeless rock in 12 years, then what would be the point in being sensible?
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Additionally, the president said that he would not tone down his rhetoric after he a man cited him as the inspiration behind sending letter bombs to prominent Democrats, including Barack Obama, George Soros, and Hillary Clinton.
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Liberal Senator Bernardi, who is leading the push, has secured support from every backbench coalition senator save one to tone down the wording of the Racial Discrimination Act, according to a letter circulated by his office.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump says he won't tone down his criticism of Muslims -- or drop his assertion that Hillary Clinton lied -- after an Al Qaeda affiliate released a recruiting video featuring the Republican presidential front-runner.
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"We expect the BOT to tone down its language on the possibility of a follow-up rate hike this year, following a one and done delivery in December," said Charnon Boonnuch, economist of Nomura in Singapore.
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To start, look for buys that are inherently versatile and have strong color payoff, so you can either amp up or tone down your makeup depending on the scenario (and how hard you want to slay).
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When Colin Powell asked Emir al Thani during a visit to Washington if Al Jazeera could "tone down" the coverage of the Afghan war, the Emir displayed his knack for PR by making this request public.
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In Silicon Valley, a hot spot in the outbreak, one outspoken doctor boasts that his guidance comes with no spin and no political filter, despite efforts by some in his department to tone down his messages.
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Yet Mr. Broidy was so aggressive, some associates said, that they warned him to tone down his approach for fear that he might run afoul of the president, clients or American lobbying and anti-corruption laws.
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As creative director, she moved the company headquarters to Florence and was swift to enlist Florentine artisans to revamp, tone down and upgrade the products, including the company's signature bamboo-handle handbags and snaffle-bit loafer.
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On occasion, she has even told him to tone down his habit of being on Twitter into the wee hours, and on Thursday explained that combating online bullying would be her top priority as first lady.
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It is something Dean is apparently conscious of — The Mail reported that he has employed a coach to try to tone down his mannerisms — but also, thanks to social media, something he will never truly escape.
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AROUND THE WEB: Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told actor Leonardo DiCaprio to tone down his rhetoric against the oil and natural gas industry, the Ottawa Citizen reports.
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And at a time when a presidential candidate ran against political correctness and won — with half of white female voters supporting him — is this the time to tone down talk about race or to double down?
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Tone down the opposition to Trump and tell her that neither she nor Trump is a racist, that her worldview, one which has her convinced Democrats are akin to Islamic terrorists, is not the problem and, poof!
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"A further escalation will only do damage, trade conflicts are already hurting the global economy," Scholz said in a statement, adding everyone should keep a level head, tone down the rhetoric and return to the negotiating table.
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But this week, after the deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue, he's gone public about the need to tone down hateful rhetoric and he wants voters to know that Trump's racist comments are even worse in private.
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After an editor at Putnam Penguin asked if he would tone down the racial politics and omit Katrina from Long Division, then known as My Name Is City, he took both books to an independent press, unagented.
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As for trade, Chandler said it's possible that President Donald Trump's comments that Huawei could be part of a trade deal may be the start of a new approach by the administration to tone down its rhetoric.
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Britain's finance minister on Thursday warned those in his party vying for the role of prime minister that a no-deal Brexit would threaten the United Kingdom's cohesion and that they should tone down irresponsible spending pledges.
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In the same week Vilja Kiisler, a journalist, quit the country's largest newspaper, saying she had been asked to tone down her criticism of EKRE by the editor-in-chief—the nephew of the elder Mr Helme.
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Trump's single best move for the future will be to tone down the anti-Democratic antagonism by staging meaningful blue-state visits and policy speeches aimed at core Democratic constituencies, including women, blacks, Latinos, and young people.
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China weighs in China has urged both Washington and Pyongyang to tone down the rhetoric and stop actions that inflame tensions, missile testing on North Korea's side and military exercises on the US and South Korean side.
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While markets expect it to tone down the language in June, removing a bias for further easing, ECB President Mario Draghi gave no hint of such moves on Thursday, only venturing to say economic risks have receded.
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"In an interview with POLITICO, Hardesty said that "I've had people come to me and say, 'You know I voted for [Trump], but if he doesn't tone down the rhetoric, I might just stay home this time.
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Perhaps the most notable indicator of the argument over whether to openly deter Russia or to tone down any potential provocations centers on nuclear weapons, once the keystone of the alliance's ability to hold Russia at bay.
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He has since sought to tone down his extreme rhetoric on a number of issues, including immigration, as candidates must compete not only in conservative rural areas but also for more moderate voters in places like Atlanta.
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For this reason, look for President Trump to begin to tone down his rhetoric, thereby positioning Republicans to win the "silent majority" who are fed up with the rage and unending protestations of those on the left.
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Salvini's gambit backfired badly, ushering in a new alliance between previously fierce political enemies that is expected to tone down his crackdown on migrants arriving by boat from Africa and look to repair strained ties with Brussels.
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Trump shot back that he's leading Clinton, his likely Democratic opponent in the general election, by 6 points in Arizona and warned that he might begin attacking Flake publicly if the senator doesn't tone down his criticism.
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But in an effort to tone down their influence in a beauty-obsessed country where plastic surgery is rampant, South Korea's government is trying to limit the stars' presence on television, saying they look too much alike.
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"We don't expect any change in the official neutral stance in June but we do expect RBI to tone down its hawkishness compared to the April and February policy statements," said Siddhartha Sanyal, chief India economist at Barclays.
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While markets expect the ECB to tone down the language in June, removing a bias for further easing, ECB President Mario Draghi gave no hint of such moves on Thursday, only venturing to say economic risks have receded.
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After voters rejected similar proposals in 1983, 1994 and 2004, the swing followed efforts to tone down the proposal to make a clear distinction between second- and third-generation immigrants and ensure naturalisation was not automatic, it said.
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The sergeant, Keith Wildhaber, 47, said that he was told to "tone down" his sexuality while working for the St. Louis County Police Department, and that he was transferred to another precinct after he filed a discrimination complaint.
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Manafort has reportedly been urging Trump to move to the center, tone down the rhetoric, read the prompter, stick to the message, stop ad-libbing, and quit being such a strong presence on the Sunday morning political shows.
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Zeid's replacement is due to be announced within the next few weeks, and that appointment will be seen as a chance by the U.N. to tone down some of its more abrasive rhetoric against Israel and the U.S.
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The actress, who takes on the starring role of Lara Croft, says she started by "bulking up quite a lot a first, and then trying to just, like, tone down," Vikander, 28, tells ELLE for their September cover.
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One also has to hope that he will tone down his confrontational rhetoric on international economic issues and provide the sort of global economic leadership that might limit the fallout from an Italian economic and financial market meltdown.
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When one opposition lawmaker asked Johnson to tone down his rhetoric of "surrender" and "betrayal" in light of the death threats she was receiving, the prime minister replied: "I have never heard so much humbug in my life".
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It would be an opportunity for those of us who haven't been speaking up in this election cycle to voice our opinions, in a setting that would hopefully tone down the vitriol and, perhaps, inspire some real empathy.
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Another serum with a relatively high dosage of vitamin C, the Korres formula contains 15% of the antioxidant, which helps to tone down the appearances of spots, while brightening your overall skin tone for a more luminous glow.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to reach out to his supporters in ways that offend others, Mr. McHenry said, has proved stronger than any recommendations that he tone down partisan attacks and refrain from lashing out at the news media.
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The new arrivals, led by veteran strategist Paul Manafort, whom Trump hired in late March, have urged Trump to tone down some of his most provocative positions, such as his proposed ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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The IMF's Zhang urged the government to tone down its revenue collection expectations after budget execution in 2016/17 was hit by external financing shortfalls, leading to dismal implementation of capital spending plans and a tight liquidity situation.
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"I don't have any advice to give to the president," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said at a press conference Thursday when asked if Trump should tone down his rhetoric about demanding that Mexico pay for the wall.
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Beijing censors have ordered media outlets to tone down their reporting of inauguration as US president, as the Communist party weighs its response to a new administration that threatens to tear up the rule book of US-China relations.
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For example, if the edges of a subject in a Portrait Mode photo look too blurry or even just not quite right, the magical little slider can tone down the bokeh effect and make the image look more realistic.
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Speaking to Arabian Business on Wednesday, Habtoor insisted Trump's comments on Muslims "were for the election only" and he would now tone down his rhetoric, something that would open the door to re-establishing good relations with the Gulf.
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His odd rant about British diver Vernon Unsworth, who helped rescue 903 boys trapped in a cave in Thailand, started chatter among onlookers that Musk might want to tone down the rhetoric as the CEO of a public company.
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With party divided, Clinton doesn't rule out Sanders as VP pick Making a decision to leave a primary race or to tone down attacks on a rival who appears headed for victory is the toughest choices any candidate faces.
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While markets expect the ECB to tone down its language in June, removing its bias for further easing, ECB President Mario Draghi gave no hint of such moves on Thursday, only venturing to say that economic risks have receded.
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However, even if Qatar agrees to tone down al-Jazeera programing and stop funding and hosting unfriendly Islamists, Doha won't abandon its independent foreign policy nor cut ties with Iran, with whom it shares a huge natural gas field.
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Sergeant Murray says he was warned that Germans are not good at queuing, and that it was a good idea "to tone down the patriotism"; Sergeant Lopez, when stationed in Seoul, was told to avoid areas known for prostitution.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's economy minister has urged the ruling coalition's two political leaders to tone down their comments on the forthcoming budget, Il Messaggero newspaper said on Thursday, amid fears of a speculative attack on the nation's bond market.
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Short of a war that leaves Trump light on options, the obvious path Trump should be looking to take here is to tone down his diatribes and stop winding Kim up with name calling and threats of regime change.
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As the costs of borrowing for Italy rose, Di Maio and Salvini sought to tone down their rhetoric earlier this week, pledging not to increase the nominal budget deficit limit above the EU limit of 3 percent of GDP.
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But people like Corker need to tone down the public nature of their alarm if they are truly hoping to avoid emboldening our rivals with the hope that the United States is too divided to confront or challenge them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister on Thursday warned those in his party vying for Prime Minister Theresa May's job that a no-deal Brexit would threaten the United Kingdom's cohesion and that they should tone down irresponsible spending pledges.
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She didn't tone down her makeup either, as the the star — who just launched her own 70-piece beauty collection with Inglot — went for an all-nude look with smoldering bronze eye shadow, created by makeup artist Scott Barnes.
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For the past three days, after the North Korean athletes arrived with the heavy expectations that their participation here in these Winter Games would tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula, this cat-and-mouse game has played out.
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After a Philippine priest was gunned down this month — the third killing of a priest since December — Archbishop Villegas urged Mr. Duterte to tone down his criticism of the church, saying it could encourage such attacks, but he refused.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona, who was on the baseball field with Scalise during the 2017 shooting attack, warned that we are in "terrible times" and called for Americans to "tone down the rhetoric" on "both sides" of the aisle.
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Huawei is still in business in Prague despite the warnings, and Mr Kellner has just bought a popular TV station, which critics fear may now tone down scrutiny of China (a spokesman for his company calls this "completely paranoid").
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We can go overboard with the good stuff, too: Back when I started my fitness kick, well-meaning friends told me to tone down my daily regimen—two recovery meetings, a two-hour workout, and a whole-foods-only nutrition plan.
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They last stepped in to make former president Bill Clinton tone down his spending agenda in the early 1990s, and they look to be making a return appearance as the new chief executive gets set to implement aggressive fiscal programs.
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It also suggests countries in the region aren't acceding to requests from the United Nations, United States and other officials to tone down their rhetoric and refocus on other issues, like peacefully ending Syria's civil war and dealing with ISIS.
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Earlier this year, China called on both North Korea and the US to tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula -- North Korea by suspending its nuclear weapons program and the US by stopping military exercises with South Korea that inflame Pyongyang.
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Tusk, who as Council president chairs EU summits and guides the bloc's agenda, urged EU and Polish officials to tone down their rhetoric, but he also made clear his own concerns about where his political opponents in PiS are steering Poland.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU digital chief Andrus Ansip on Friday called EU lawmakers to tone down their tough line on copyright reforms as Europe races to agree rules which will force tech giants to share revenues with publishers, broadcasters and artists.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Senior French conservatives have told their struggling presidential candidate Francois Fillon to tone down the rhetoric, a party source said, after he repeatedly attacked the judiciary and claimed that TV channels had falsely reported his wife had committed suicide.
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Chris Collins said Thursday he regrets blaming Democrats in the aftermath of the congressional baseball practice shooting, saying he "did lash out" but that it was "wrong" and that politicians from both sides should "try to tone down" their rhetoric.
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If I have them for a week before they see Dr. Morgan (the organization's vet), sometimes I can tone down some of their issues so that she can hone in on what things we need to get to work on.
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While some called for unity, many Republican leaders refrained from falling in line behind Mr. Trump, with dozens avoiding inquiries about where they stood or saying they wanted Mr. Trump to detail his policies or tone down his language first.
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Khan was an outspoken opponent of drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal areas, and called for the country to be less economically reliant on the US, but is likely to tone "down some of the rhetoric," said Siddiqa, the SOAS expert.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business morale unexpectedly dipped in April, a survey showed on Monday, with global growth concerns prompting firms to tone down a generally optimistic outlook they had pegged on a solid start to 2016 for Europe's biggest economy.
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If President Trump would "tone down the rhetoric sometimes and lower the temperature," it would "certainly help," says GOP Congressman-Elect Dan Crenshaw, who thinks "the American people could use a break" from mean-spiritedness in comedy, sports, and politics pic.twitter.
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INDOORS Theron Potter Healy, an architect known as the King of the Queen Anne for his ornate Victorian residences, designed this house after visiting the 5753 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, which inspired him to tone down his style a bit.
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After his years in the "Riverdance" spotlight, Mr. Dunne took a step back and trained in contemporary dance, making an effort to soften the severity of the Irish form, with its traditionally immobile torso, and to tone down the showmanship.
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Career government employees at the Health and Human Services Department and other agencies do not expect to block the new rule but — in an expedited internal review — they are trying to tone down language that questions the value of contraception.
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The beef industry joined forces with other agricultural organizations such as pork producers and the American Farm Bureau Federation to pressure members of Congress to tone down their anti-trade talk, and they have also made the case to Mr. Trump.
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Ultimately this would mean Germany relinquishing the reigns as defacto head of the EU. "(Schulz) may want to tone down the 'German leadership of the EU' narrative that's emerged since the financial crisis (most senior politicians do, in truth)," Lea posited.
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Try steeped, chilled chamomile tea bags to tone down inflammation, says Bellis, or a chilled eye mask, like Valmont's Eye Instant Stress Relieving Mask ($45), a pair of single-use patches suffused with green tea and arnica to bring down swelling.
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Yi pointed to an episode that aired earlier this year, in which the show's grooming expert (and breakout star) Jonathan Van Ness showed contestant Tom Jackson how to use a color corrector to tone down the redness of his face.
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"I had hoped that we would see a 'new' Donald Trump as a general-election candidate — one who would focus on jobs and the economy, tone down his rhetoric, develop more thoughtful policies and, yes, apologize for ill-tempered rants," Collins laments.
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Jones is clearly very unlikely to tone down his act even now that the writing is on the wall, so the most charitable interpretation is that the site is just waiting for him to cross the line again before pulling the trigger.
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That backs a Financial Times report from July that the administration pressured the outgoing US consul general to Hong Kong, Kurt Tong, not to mention China's policy toward the city in his farewell speech after Trump agreed to tone down Hong Kong criticism.
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Earlier this year, China called on both North Korea and the US to tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula -- North Korea by suspending its nuclear weapons program and the US by stopping military exercises with South Korea that inflame the Pyongyang regime.
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The company, which says regulators and extensive research have found glyphosate to be safe, is banking on U.S. appeals courts to reverse or tone down the first three court rulings that have so far awarded tens of millions of dollars to each plaintiff.
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As his party's nominee, endorsed in recent weeks by most senior Republicans (though many of them privately despise him), the celebrity builder had been expected to tone down his signature boorishness; he himself had sworn to be "very presidential at the appropriate time".
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The company, which says regulators and extensive research have found glyphosate to be safe, is banking on U.S. appeals courts to reverse or tone down three initial court rulings that have so far awarded tens of millions of dollars to each plaintiff.
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The company, which says regulators and extensive research have found glyphosate to be safe, is banking on U.S. appeals courts to reverse or tone down the initial court rulings that have so far awarded tens of millions of dollars to each plaintiff.
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Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Akesson, who has tried to weed out overt racism and tone down some of the party's rhetoric to broaden its appeal, has pledged to bring down any government that does not give it influence over policy, particularly on immigration.
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Read more: Trump's conspiracies are reaching a fever pitch amid revelations that the whistleblower went to Congress before filing their complaintThe New York Times reported Thursday that some have urged the president to tone down his language, but he hasn't heeded their advice.
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The scenes in Versace's studio, where an ailing Gianni attacks Donatella for her lack of ambition, then patiently collaborates on her first dress, then throws a tantrum when she asks him to tone down his designs to attract customers, are fairly simple.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should turn up the pragmatism and tone down the ideology in its Brexit negotiations, and address the future status of workers from other European Union countries as a matter of urgency, the boss of retailer Dixons Carphone said on Tuesday.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH Davos discourse President Trump is due to talk up America's economic successes and tone down the lectures on globalization when he speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this morning at 8 ET. Watch it live on CNN.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russia's foreign minister said on Friday the leaders of North Korea and the United States should tone down their bellicose rhetoric and warned that a collapse of a nuclear deal between Iran and world powers would only embolden Pyongyang.
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Once rested enough by playing in first-person mode, they often switch back to the fully immersive VR. The degree of presence can be so strong in VR that you have to tone down the evocation of base emotions and the depiction of brute force.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Borrowing costs in Italy rose further on Wednesday, hit by signs the new government wasn't planning to tone down its big-spending plans in Europe's third-biggest economy, while hawkish comments from the European Central Bank also added upward pressure.
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You could easily throw on a white sneaker with this look to tone down the feminine feels of the A-line fit, but since the rain subsided, we took our chances with a mesh sock and sandal pairing that reads creative, as opposed to conservative.
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"The Trump rally effect on consumer's hearts and minds is starting to fade as it is apparent this administration will face a rocky road if it does not tone down its harsh rhetoric," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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This would really be the time for Trump to tone down the combative, defiant, and arrogant speeches and make a solemn promise to all Americans that he is not the bogeyman the Democrats and the news media worked so hard to convince us he was.
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But any attempts to weed out extremism have been met with rank desertion from many Trump supporters to more extreme subreddit camps — an interesting prognosticator of what could happen if Trump's real-life campaign should start to woo moderates and tone down inflammatory language.
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In a major speech on his second day in Riyadh to leaders of more than 50 Muslim countries, the President attempted to tone down his rhetoric and took his first major step toward attempting to unite the Muslim world in common cause against terrorism.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A survivor of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and the leader of the group that won this year's Nobel Peace Prize on Saturday urged the United States and North Korea to tone down their rhetoric and negotiate together to avoid a nuclear strike.
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Given the arcade machine has been scaled down, experienced Golden Tee players might have to learn to tone down their swings as you don't have quite as much room to fling your hands across the trackball, but it's a minor trade-off I found.
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The conventional wisdom was that Obama's refusal to make such a public declaration was intended to exert pressure on Netanyahu to tone down his opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, and later to punish him for it or hold it out to secure concessions.
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" Some of the group administrators said they may tone down their messages on Facebook after seeing how they were used in the injunction hearings, but none suggested they would stop using Facebook altogether, with one admitting, "I loathe it, yet remain on Facebook feeding them.
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" Perhaps the producers of Spring Awakening wanted to tone down references to teenage sexuality so as not to deter parents from buying tickets for their families, or someone at the network worried that children would be corrupted by a sudden urge to Google "silver magic.
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During E3, Dead or Alive game director Yohei Shimbori told Eurogamer that Dead or Alive 6 would aim to tone down the sexualisation of its female characters, "so everyone can play without being embarrassed," and to "avoid the silliness" while focusing on the fighting.
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In the hearing on May 30, the New York judge, Kimba M. Wood, told Mr. Avenatti that while she could not stop him from speaking in public, he would have to tone down his "publicity tour" if he wanted to take part in the case.
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As I look to the future, as a dad and a CEO, I&aposve come up with a few pieces of advice I&aposm hoping will tone down the pressure for my kids and help them get the most out of those college years.
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Both countries must continue to share strategic and financial information on criminal groups, push for extradition (nothing scares Mexican drug dealers more than the thought of spending the rest of their lives in an American prison) and tone down the criticism on social media.
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But after Guaido's latest calls for a military uprising and street protests failed to oust Maduro this week, some Democrats urged the administration to work more closely with foreign allies to choke off Maduro's cash flow and to tone down its rhetoric, particularly threats of military action.
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But post-convention, "I haven't seen the Donald Trump I wanted to see," Jenkins said, echoing criticism the columnist levied in a June CNBC appearance, in which he wondered whether Trump even wanted to be president and called on Trump to tone down his fiery rhetoric.
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Just as she's had to tone down some of her Hollywood glamour when she's representing the monarchy (not to mention make some serious sacrifices when it comes to food), she'll likely have to leave some of the edgier or more contemporary elements out when decorating the cottage.
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Since B. cinerea consumes dead tissue and P. syringae living tissue, Dr Van Wees speculated that high CO2 levels were driving the plants to produce jasmonic acid more readily, to keep B. cinerea at bay, and to tone down salicylic-acid production, allowing P. syringae to flourish.
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The company, which says regulators and extensive research have found glyphosate to be safe, has previously said it was banking on U.S. appeals courts to reverse or tone down three initial court rulings that have so far awarded tens of millions of dollars to each plaintiff.
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I'm excited to be able to tone down that formality and try to make it as casual an experience as possible with the clues, because I think that's fun and that's what I like to solve—when it feels like there's another person on the other side.
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I think the issue for Donald Trump is just to tone down the edges a notch or three so he&aposs not always picking these fights that set a lot of suburban women and previous Republicans thinking that there&aposs just something morally suspect about Donald Trump.
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Appearing on rival Sunday news programs, the two candidates showed no desire to tone down or back off their exchange of harsh personal attacks, which have played out over the past week against a backdrop of terrorist attacks in Brussels and President Obama's trip to Cuba.
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In one large workroom, nearly two dozen seamstresses busily hand-pleated bubblegum-pink chiffon bodices, affixed sparkling crystals onto white tulle tutu appliqués, attached lace cap sleeves to embellished corset tops, and veiled silver lamé panels with ivory tulle "to tone down the sheen," Mr. Ronze said.
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Story at a glance St. Louis County has agreed to a settlement payout of $10.25 million with a gay police lieutenant who alleges he was passed over for promotion up to 23 times and was told to "tone down his gayness," according to an Associated Press (AP) story.
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But if we can, once in awhile, tone down the cynicism—and usually we shouldn't—it looks like Porter is going to Washington for some legit reasons and not the ones that can sometimes lure recruits like him away from the Kentucky/UNC/Duke axis (you know, wink, wink).
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The revelations could therefore pose a dilemma for Mr Xi. Does he push his anti-corruption campaign harder against some of the most influential families in China, or does he go easy on them, and tone down the anti-corruption campaign, which he has said he will not do?
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South Korean First Vice Foreign Minister Cho Sei-young met U.S. Ambassador Harry Harris on Wednesday and asked that the United States' tone down its public criticism of South Korea's decision not to renew the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) with Japan, according to a diplomatic source.
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In July, a US official in Hong Kong was also forced to tone down a "kick-ass" speech about China&aposs erosion of Hong Kong&aposs freedoms due to the US&apos attempts at the time to hammer out a trade deal, the Financial Times reported at the time.
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The appointment of Bannon suggested Trump was aiming not to tone down his aggressive style but to be more disciplined in emphasizing themes that resonate strongly with the voters he is trying to court, such as his tough stance against illegal immigration and withering personal criticism of Clinton.
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One time I did too much MDMA and wasn't really aware that she was there, and we had a conversation about that after and decided to tone down the drugs when we do things because we're not as aware about our partners and their feelings when we're really out of it.
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Macy's slump drags department stores closer to the graveZuckerberg probes claims Facebook cut trending topics For things like A&W Root Beer, on the creamier, sweeter and light side of root beer, "it's going to have things like vanilla extract to tone it down, to tone down the harshness," he said.
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"I always prep the skin with either a moisturizer or an oil-absorbing lotion because it helps to tone down the oil on skin and helps against the shine," she tells PeopleStyle, adding that once she's done, she then sets it with a pressed powder to seal the look into place.
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On Thursday, Duterte said he had been advised to tone down his anti-American rhetoric and had positive words for the U.S. military, with which he has repeatedly threatened to sever ties, besides accusing it of supplying ineffective combat hardware and of making the Philippines a potential target for war.
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Before we can, Tesla has to get real about Autopilot—share its collision data with safety investigators, or better yet make it public; tone down the aggressive and unrealistic autonomy rhetoric; be honest about the state of its self-driving ambitions—or a fifth Autopilot fatality is all but inevitable.
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Comedian Dave Chappelle says that rapper Kanye West needs to tone down his effusive praise of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Here's a look back at the relationship between Trump and Priebus: July 2015: Priebus tells Trump to tone it down Less than a month after Trump announced his presidential bid with a bombastic speech disparaging Mexican immigrants, Priebus called the real estate mogul to ask him to tone down his rhetoric.
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Sanders, who told the crowd that victory for their cause would require taking on a litany of powerful interests, including "the Republican Party and the establishment Democrats," made clear he would not tone down or scale back the message that's made him an early front-runner for the 22016 Democratic nomination.
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Two additional high-profile Republican donors, Gaylord Hughey of Texas, who backed Jeb Bush's Super PAC, and Ronald Firman of Florida, who poured more than $2 million into a conservative Super PAC, said they were still undecided and hoped Trump would tone down his inflammatory rhetoric and urge his supporters to eschew violence.
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She says that Courtney approached her on the pirate date and told her to "tone down" her approach, which she found offensive, so she attempted to get Courtney to focus on her relationship with Colton instead of Demi's antics (not a bad point, but that doesn't mean I condone any of this).
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And while there is worry in the region about Trump&aposs unpredictable response to the threat posed by Kim, Trump made clear he did not intend to tone down his bellicose rhetoric -- including dubbing Kim "Little Rocket Man" -- even while in an Asian capital within reach of the North Korea dictator&aposs missiles.
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But even as Sanders called on his supporters to get behind Clinton's nomination, he also didn't exactly tone down the rhetoric around his own campaign, ticking off the achievements of his "political revolution"—and perhaps setting the stage for an ugly roll-call vote when delegates meet again to nominate Clinton Tuesday.
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The vice president was told of a possible meeting with North Korean officials at the Games if he would tone down his message, not talk about sanctions, not meet with defectors and not bring along Fred Warmbier, whose son, Otto, an American student, died soon after being released from captivity in North Korea.
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While much of the British public is hostile to Trump, there have been calls to tone down protests against him during this visit, when he will attend observances of the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landing by U.S. and British forces on the beaches of Nazi-occupied France during World War Two.
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With roughly three months until the Philadelphia convention, the voices among the Democratic elite clamoring for Sanders to leave the race or "tone down" his message are arguably acting with self-interested ignorance of history -- of how Reagan's mirror-image challenge reinvented the Republican Party to dominate American politics in the latter 20th century.
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For my purposes, with this instrumentation, it works much better to have a voice which has a greater breadth of tone down in that register [like Megan] and it sits much better with the new hierarchy of sounds that you get once you start adding things like electric guitars and synthesizers on the bottom.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has called for unity following the attacks while rejecting calls to tone down his own often fiery political rhetoric.
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He's in rough shape, with an extremely bad neck and an absolute unwillingness to tone down his at age 48, but he's also so popular and the pop he'd get would be so huge that it's tough to see WWE turning Angle down if he was willing to go out for 10 minutes or so.
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"The concern is that lawyers will feel pressure to tone down their advocacy in order to avoid upsetting the university, especially if they have other cases that are ongoing in the system," said Dauber, one of five Stanford professors who in December 2015 wrote an open letter to the provost complaining about the new policy.
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" She highlights that spending time with family members who hold beliefs that queerness is deviant and unnatural creates a unique drain for LGBTQ+ people during the holidays: "You'll usually have to tone down parts of yourself that may shock family members, you won't get to talk about anyone you're dating or be your full self.
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Spears's record label tried to tone down "...Baby One More Time" by removing the "hit me" from the title, but the song is still knowing in a way that's closer to CrazySexyCool than "As Long As You Love Me." Like any good opportunist, Martin found a way to turn the old thing into the next big thing.
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I think that if I could do it all over again, there are certain sentences that I would tone down, particularly at the very beginning of the book with Charles Monet on the airplane, and I would be doing that just simply to make it more clinically accurate, because clinical accuracy always makes things more scary anyway.
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Season 2 also deals with youngest Alvarez kid Alex (Marcel Ruiz), who goes by Papito, wanting to tone down his Latinx-ness due to the racism stoked by President Trump, how the entire family can support a work-life-school balance for an overwhelmed Penelope, and, in an especially emotional showing, Lydia's near-death medical emergency.
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And while there is worry in the region about Trump&aposs unpredictable response to the threat posed by Kim Jong Un, Trump made clear he did not intend to tone down his bellicose rhetoric — which included dubbing Kim Jong Un as "Little Rocket Man" — even while in an Asian capital within reach of the North Korea dictator&aposs missiles.
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People knew me as the person who led spiritual retreats; the human who accidentally unplugged her headphones in the library's "quiet room" to gift my fellow students with the musical stylings of Rihanna's "Skin"; the sophomore who was once giggling so devilishly that the R.A. who looked like Justin Bieber requested I tone down my drunkenness.
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Karl Rove on Monday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should "tone down" his attacks on the media.
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According to a recent report in the liberal newspaper Haaretz, the site's C.E.O. has issued directives to produce puff pieces about Mr. Netanyahu's wife, Sara, and her "fashionable makeover"; to tone down headlines of op-eds critical of the prime minister; and to keep unflattering statistics, such as a recent poverty report, off its home page.
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According to press accounts, he counseled Mr. Trump to stick with the Paris climate accord, support the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, stand by the Iran nuclear deal, tone down the loose rhetoric on North Korea, hold firm against Russian aggression in Ukraine and defuse the spat between Qatar and Saudi Arabia that Mr. Trump himself helped instigate.
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If the Republican Party were just a party of strategic politicians who wanted to win elections, and had no constraints from activists, donors, or its own principles, its strategy would be very simple: Tone down the racism and identity politics, focus on the economic populism that Trump has at times channeled, and became a truly populist party.
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If you're craving more concrete steps to tone down your usage than simply, "I'll go on Facebook less," or "I won't check Snapchat during work," here are some simple tips to help reprogram your behavior: The most basic step that Rosen suggests for weaning yourself off your phone is literally setting alarms specifying how often you can check it.
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Elton John refused to 'tone down' the sex and drugs in 'Rocketman' Perhaps for that reason "Rocketman" has an episodic undercurrent to it, punctuated by moments of true splendor (John's transcendent, star-making 1970 performance at the Troubadour in Hollywood is depicted as literally lifting him, and the audience, off their feet) to the singer sharing a tender moment with his younger self.
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" Duterte said it would be good if the United States, Japan and South Korea would sit down and talk to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and "tell him that nobody's threatening him, that there would be no war, and that if you can just tone down or stand down, stop the threats, and that would be the same for America.
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"Watch Boris Johnson dismiss Paula Sheriff's emotional plea—Ashley Cowburn (@ashcowburn) September 25, 2019Asked again to tone down his rhetoric in order to prevent a repeat of what happened to Cox, Johnson replied that "the best way to ensure that every Parliamentarian is properly safe and we dial down the current anxiety in this country is to get Brexit done.
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Israel's attorney general previously confirmed Netanyahu is a suspect in Case 1000, which alleges that he inappropriately accepted gifts from overseas businessmen; and Case 2000, which concerns an alleged deal he struck with the owner of Yedioth Ahronoth, one of Israel's leading newspapers, to tone down its criticism of his office in exchange for reducing the circulation of a rival newspaper.
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Blackrat has clearly studied the Midnight doctrine of lust, filth, and sleaze, but tone down the rock'n'roll swagger in favor of a nasty punk sneer, ugly shards of ancient thrash, and an eerie First Wave feel (with evil Tormentor vibes all over the place) that only emphasizes how rough and nasty their riffs—and perfectly hollow their cardboard drum sound—aim to be.
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But an important shift was underway: At a time when Mr. Trump's lawyers were urging him to cooperate with Mr. Mueller and to tone down his Twitter feed, the president's fiercest allies in Congress and the conservative news media were busy trying to flip the script on the federal law enforcement agencies and officials who began the inquiry into Mr. Trump's campaign.
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"In other projects I've felt like I had to tone down the explicit supernatural themes and the over-the-top sound effects because I thought labels wouldn't touch it or I was just too embarrassed to say 'Please listen to my Elf Warfare music' out loud," Barclay told me, seated in Bossa's back booth in a maroon hoodie and black pants, sipping a soda water.
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A retired teacher in Germany who adorned his car with anti-Christian slogans was fined €500 ($560) in 2016; last year, a Spanish actor was arrested after ridiculing God and the Virgin Mary on Facebook; earlier this year, a Christian street preacher from Africa was detained by police in London and moved elsewhere after refusing to tone down the message that his faith was the only true one.
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The Woman in Black received a 12A rating after cuts (the BBFC asked the distributor to shorten a hanging scene and tone down some of the horror effects at a couple of key moments) and The Dark Knight was passed 12A uncut, but both films received a relatively large volume of complaints from people who felt the ratings were too low (the former received 134, while the latter had 364).
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The mother of the man accused of sending explosives to high-profile Democratic figures and CNN says she wants President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and other political leaders to tone down their rhetoric.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday said "you should go about your life" when asked whether he would tone down his rhetoric in the wake of a violent week that included pipe bombs mailed to Democrats and a mass shooting at a synagogue.
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But she has never been a nominee for statewide office and she is plainly tugged between competing impulses that reflect the larger uncertainty about Tennessee's place on the political spectrum: Should she tone down her hard-line tendencies to appeal to a broader audience in the fashion of other leaders, or should she amplify her partisan style to energize Mr. Trump's enthusiasts in a state he would probably win again in 2020?
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The Trump administration asked its Israeli counterparts to tone down their response to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's announcement that the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, according to a State Department document obtained by Reuters.
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Ben Carson on Friday said Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should tone down his personal attacks against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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The former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE should tone down their language in the GOP presidential battle.
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Dan Gainor: Media continue attacking Trump despite his week of accomplishments and strong economic growth Howard Kurtz: Behind the Hostility: How Trump and the media descended to mutual disgust Report: U.S. therapists see increase in patients with 'Trump Anxiety Disorder' Harry J. Kazianis: Trump should tone down his Twitter threats , or America could face trouble around the world ICYMI: TRUMP TO DEMS: BORDER WALLS OR ELSE - President Trump said on Sunday that he would be willing to shut down the federal government if the Democrats do not agree to Republican demands about funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border .. .
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) reiterated Tuesday that he would support Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE if he wins the GOP nomination, even as the Speaker called on the party's front-runner to tone down his rhetoric amid a spate of violence at recent campaign rallies.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should do more to "tone down" his political rhetoric following a week of politically tinged violence.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday urged Democrats and Republicans to tone down their rhetoric but defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE from charges of racism after he tweeted over the weekend that minority Democratic lawmakers should "go back" to where they came from.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R) cautioned Americans to "tone down" political rhetoric that could encourage violence on Wednesday after explosives were mailed to former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Now, these new post-meeting tweets from Byron York, a reporter at the Washington Examiner who's well-sourced in conservative circles, read to me as if Ryan doesn't in fact expect Trump to make huge policy concessions, and is instead mainly hoping that Trump will tone down his offensive rhetoric: From people in Ryan orbit, first thoughts on Trump meeting: Ryan understands how deeply GOP is divided... RyanWorld: Ryan working to make best of situation, steer campaign in better direction, to not only win WH but keep House... RyanWorld: Ryan top priority strengthening GOP principles, brand; hope is to make campaign more dignified, more rooted in principles... Ryan understands Trump from different wing of GOP.
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The section titled "Trump Campaign and the Dissemination of Hacked Materials" was very heavily redacted, but even the non-redacted evidence of conspiracy was substantial: campaign chairman Paul Manafort's "periodically" sharing internal polling data and other campaign updates with the Russians; the campaign's promotion of "dozens of tweets, posts, and other political content created by" the Russian hacking operation; Trump publicly urging Russia to search for Hillary Clinton's "missing" emails; the campaign's successful effort to tone down the anti-Russian language in the Republican Party platform at the nominating convention; the president's bizarre support for Putin, resistance to sanctions, and corresponding antagonism toward our NATO allies; the multiple meetings between top campaign officials and Russians with Kremlin ties, including their famous meeting at the New York Trump hotel for the express, albeit ultimately unsuccessful, purpose of getting dirt on Hillary Clinton; and the lies they were caught in when they tried to deny either the meetings themselves or their content.
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