Democrats aren't likely to completely toss aside their old rules.
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Why put forth something the Trump administration will toss aside?
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But the problems surrounding his embattled presidential campaign won't be so easy to toss aside.
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MF: It's refreshing to see a developer toss aside the idea that games shouldn't be political.
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This gave everyone the perfect excuse to further toss aside policy discussions in the 2016 cycle.
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Too often Democrats toss aside operatives and consultants who played central roles in losing presidential campaigns.
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Trump throughout his unconventional campaign has shown a willingness to toss aside GOP orthodoxy, particularly on trade.
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And I can tell you the answer is not to toss aside our values, our principles, and our humanity.
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While the Roberts Court is more than willing to toss aside long-established precedent when it wishes, revisiting Luther v.
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You're craving depth in everything you do—so any relationship that doesn't deliver the intensity you're seeking, you should toss aside.
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He can intimidate players, make them toss aside good hands, or even cheat, though that will affect the game's morality system.
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It can, if it likes, toss aside its traditional global leadership role, and instead act as a bully, damn the diplomatic consequences.
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Leave it to the internet to toss aside a cult classic and replace it with eggs, silicone inserts, socks, and even condoms.
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What is the value of elections when the economy's vicissitudes toss aside jobs, towns, and industries with the implacable force of natural disaster?
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And unlike Donald Trump, he never suggested we should abrogate international treaties, toss aside our international commitments, and disdain diplomacy and international institutions.
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I'd toss aside the scoop and—eyes closed, slightly sickened by what was to come—put out my hands to cushion the fall.
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He said Ntilikina might be "overly coachable," echoing the notion that Ntilikina could take more initiative and find moments to toss aside the game plan.
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HOWARD If management is explicitly playing up the idea that a survey is anonymous, it's weird to just toss aside that entire premise after the fact.
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That's why Internet companies are willing to toss aside their better instincts about data-savvy consumer segmentation and spend for a TV appearance during the big game.
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If it hasn't appeared among your friends, there is plenty of evidence in the culture: It is no longer taboo to toss aside skepticism and trust the unverifiable.
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But ask Trump to do that and he might literally toss aside the talking points — or call into Fox & Friends to talk about the investigative proceedings against Michael Cohen.
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It was groupthink at its worst: typical blind allegiance of college sports fans, who so often toss aside reason in the name of big-ticket sports at their alma mater.
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With four of 10 preliminary races now complete, the discard rule let New Zealanders toss aside their disqualification from the previous day, equal to a last plus one, or 21st place.
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Two weeks ago, President Donald Trump appeared to toss aside decades of US foreign policy by saying Washington was no longer wedded to a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Or that you should ignore them and toss aside your work laptop, assume the lotus position, empty your mind and drift off into some higher realm of serene bliss where questions don't matter.
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It took the judge more than a year to rule on Chicago's motion, and when he finally issued a ruling last month, he took just a paragraph to toss aside the city's arguments.
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The question is how far to the right those parties will be willing to go — and how many of their own values they'll be willing to potentially toss aside — in an effort to woo them.
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It seems both rash and downright weird to toss aside the value 240 blocks in 285.0 minutes per game, but that's the NBA discourse right now, and that is, to an extent, what's happening with Whiteside.
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Ditching the agreement signals to the world that the U.S. has no interest in the issue, even symbolically without any cost or penalty, and is willing to toss aside years of grinding work from the global community.
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The more we learn about how grotesquely prevalent sexual harassment is, the more I wonder if we can really toss aside every man who has ever crossed a line, and if we do, how many will remain.
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I grew up in a part of the country where I could toss aside my controller, walk out on the front porch, and fire a random shot toward the hills and have zero worries it would hit anyone.
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People who are still using physical paper calendars, they toss aside the last year's calendar and break open this brand sparkling new fresh care calendar on January 1 full of all of those empty squares and infinite promise.
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What's far more irksome is Claire's willingness to toss aside the entire bill — one she feels passionately about, if her teary robocall pleas are to be believed — in order to placate the N.R.A. and make Austin go away.
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On the whole, the film's take on WikiLeaks is more positive than negative, suggesting that the ideals of citizen journalism and the free flow of information are too important to toss aside because of one man's dodgy personal ethics.
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Back in February, Trump appeared to toss aside five decades of US policy on the subject, indicating that he is willing to explore all avenues to strike what he has described as the "ultimate deal" for peace in the region.
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The Chinese fear that if Mr. Trump was willing to toss aside years of delicate negotiations with allies and decades of American trade policy, he could also go his own way on issues he has staked out with Beijing, including Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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"Either we toss aside this authoritarian tradition that Brazil has always had ... or we are in danger, including physical, if we do not alert the country that the political opposition, judges and journalists are being threatened before the election has been decided," he said at a press conference.
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But, the beauty of this appeal is that, from the get-go, we can give license to the titans of industry to toss aside the moral aspects of the virtues of single-payer (in other words, the annoying spectacle of people either dying or going bankrupt because of a lack of affordable health care).
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Perhaps this is the way Trump wants it: One way to ensure maximal loyalty from your staff is to hire people who exist purely on your patronage; that's how you find the aides who will bend the rules to protect you from Mueller, or who will toss aside ethics and honesty to say whatever you tell them to say.
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In a famous letter from Mecca, he wrote that his experiences with white people during his pilgrimage convinced him to "rearrange" his thinking about race and "toss aside some of [his] previous conclusions".MalcolmX, Autobiography, p.391. In a conversation with Gordon Parks, two days before his assassination, Malcolm said: > [L]istening to leaders like Nasser, Ben Bella, and Nkrumah awakened me to > the dangers of racism. I realized racism isn't just a black and white > problem.
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When they arrive in Vaubrac, they find the town run down and unimpressive, but just before they are to drive on, the hotel owner, Ladislav Groper (Welles), happens upon them and offers them a room, bread and tea — attempting to accommodate their English traditions. While waiting for their food and tea, they notice Von Helsing strangely swinging on a nearby swing-set. After they toss aside their garlic that came with their food and tea, Von Helsing immediately comes up to explain why the garlic was in their tea — as protection against Satanism and witchcraft. He then goes on a verbal diatribe explaining he is an aristocrat (albeit dispossessed of his castle by the current governmental regime) along with relating the history of the Von Helsing family and the Draculas.
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