You have to play your last trump card, she says, right after your opponents play their last trump card.
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The Trump card Even now that Manafort has lost one case, there's always the Trump card: The President retains the ultimate, sole authority to pardon him unconditionally.
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In Lokhandwala's view, its brand will be the trump card.
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Philip continues to dodge, but Elizabeth has the trump card.
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"In American bioethics, 'cures' is the trump card," he said.
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Law and order was, you might say, his trump card.
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No deal was made, and then, no trump card was played.
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He always drops the big picture and it's the trump card.
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Without realizing it, they dealt the other side our trump card.
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Essentially, the government had played out every trump card they had.
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Stripe refuses to play along, so Arquette pulls out his trump card.
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But there is one caveat: religion should not be a trump card.
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It's the trump card, somehow, some way in this absurd alternate universe.
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Hitherto, Erdogan's personality and political skill have been their trump card. Now?
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But Mr. Zindani knew he had a trump card: the girl's heart.
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The president's biggest trump card comes with how he handles the economy.
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Only 9 had reached Gold status in the "Trump Card" loyalty program.
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That is the president's trump card, and it's time he played it.
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Fire seems like too powerful of a trump card, if you ask me.
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What the government won't say, however, is that it has a trump card.
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America should start with using its trump card—its strength as a customer.
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Doyle puts it, "a regulatory trump card," and the committee of congressmen who
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He had absolute faith in Jeannie, as a witness and investigative trump card.
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I can't tell you how good it feels to hold that trump card.
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But Cersei had the ultimate trump card: a little lion in the oven.
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While Gibbons has played the Trump card, however, Renacci snagged the president's endorsement.
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Their supposed trump card: LeBron never led his own team to an NBA championship.
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But the firm also said the ban wouldn't necessarily give Beijing a trump card.
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He pulls out his trump card: "She's my daughter," he tells a station attendant.
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Of course the British responded by sending in its trump card, the Royal Navy.
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Not only that, but the Stark's trump card, Wun Wun the giant, is dead.
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In short, it preempts the free speech extremists' trump card, both literally and figuratively.
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But his trump card could end up being his time at the campaign committee.
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This year, DTTM Operations applied for a "Trump Card" trademark in the European Union.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - There is no Trump card in dealing with North Korea.
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But we had one trump card that usually carried the day: President Obama's credibility.
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That might be difficult, however, because Father Blackwood has a trump card up his sleeve.
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Jeff Bezos may be holding a Trump card in the U.S. retail-store slump. Amazon.
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But Ivanka gave a much more complete answer in her 2010 book The Trump Card.
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It is not, however, a trump card for letting the government do whatever it wants.
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But Dr. Bousso, coming from a cosmology background, did, and he had a trump card.
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Breakingviews In the retail-store slump, Jeff Bezos may be holding a Trump card. Amazon.
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Sock is a strong, deceptively quick athlete with quite a trump card in his forehand.
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Still, Annalise has the trump card, thanks to a mysterious envelope delivered to her motel room.
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When Jimmy somehow convinces Chuck's ex-wife to attend the hearing, is that his trump card?
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Ford's, and by extension the car industry's, trump card is that entertainment is just the beginning.
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A modern trump card, it outranks professional achievement and social success, family, friendship, and even love.
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Hillary Clinton trounced Trump in debates, using the Access Hollywood recording as her, uh, trump card.
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"Nathan's trump card is the quads, mine is a little more understated," he told Reuters in Toronto.
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Nevertheless, both authors pursue the ruse of playing the joker as if it were a trump card.
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You immediately recognized the 'Trump Card' as a 'great idea' and said, 'why don't we do this?
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THE TRUMP CARD A monologue written by Mike Daisey is being performed at theaters around the country.
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But Trump and his surrogates' claims that the polls themselves are skewed contain Trump's potential Trump card.
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Military power, the American global trump card, is not as useful a tool as it once was.
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She decided to set her pupils the task of creating a women artist's trump card as homework.
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But we should consider saving this trump card for when the North Koreans have actually done something.
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Of course, they forgot that Trump had, shall we say, a trump card: the American working class.
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Here are the known facts – The above is a reasonable assessment of Donald's "trump card" involving fairness.
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"Many campaigners in favour of leaving the EU see immigration as their trump card," the Financial Times writes.
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The Crafts were named gold-level members of the Trump Card rewards program for a 3-day stay.
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Trump's first book, The Trump Card, sold 15,660 in hardcover and 9,376 in paperback, according to Nielsen BookScan.
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"Fine," she said, stretching out her pretty legs without looking at him, her youth the ultimate trump card.
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But thanks to a wrinkle in his contract, it seems it is Miller who has the ultimate trump card.
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That's a powerful trump card in a spat about the future of a notoriously conservative industry with declining profits.
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What incentive does the Kremlin actually have to give up this trump card and bow to the White House?
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And more importantly, where material forces or wealth are not the most important trump card – data and information is.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jeff Bezos may be holding a Trump card in the U.S. retail-store slump. Amazon.
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The more Mourinho played the trump card, the more it started to look like the most transparent of bluffs.
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That, too, added to speculation that Beijing could flex that industry as a possible trump card if trade tensions worsen.
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"That is the Trump card," explained one GOP lawmaker who is neutral but has been closely watching the budding rivalry.
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In 2009, she published, "The Trump Card," an inspirational how-to get ahead in business book based on her experiences.
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Terrorist groups may become a trump card for global powers facing off against each other for one reason or another.
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From the start, China has been the trump card in the current administration's avowed promise to make America great again.
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For Islamic legal scholars, abrogation is but one tool used to interpret the Quran, and not an ultimate trump card.
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But unfortunately for him, Cersei's knowledge of the wildfire hidden beneath the Sept of Baelor proved to be her trump card.
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Tuesday was supposed to be the day House Republicans either reached an immigration deal or moderates would use their trump card.
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Ryanair's trump card is that its size and established status means its cost of aircraft ownership is lower than for Wizz.
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BMW and Porsche offer plug-in hybrid sport utility vehicles, too, but they don't have Volvo's trump card — a third row.
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The greatest offense — the "trump card," if you will — is that the power-hungry president of the U.S. could like men.
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Marina Bay Sands' trump card is its impressive track record, which is expected to encourage lenders to renew or take greater exposure.
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Moreover, they know they hold a trump card: the power to stop America supplying its forces and the Afghan government via Pakistan.
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But given how Republicans relentlessly obstructed his efforts for eight years, he would be completely justified in playing one final trump card.
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Fighting speed with speed should be the game plan for the Chiefs, and the only real trump card they have is Hill.
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But the concept is much more than a trump card in Twitter battles — it has deep intellectual roots and real-life consequences.
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"This will be a trump card for Vivendi in the forging of new partnerships with global carriers," Natixis analyst Jerôme Bodin said.
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In her 2009 book, "The Trump Card," Ivanka Trump revealed that she experienced sexual harassment "many times" on her father's work sites.
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In no hurry to get back to whatever I'd been doing, because nothing was more important," she said in "The Trump Card.
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The proposal also called for the petition of concern, the DUP's marriage equality trump card, to require signatories from at least three parties.
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Donald Trump escalated his feud with Fox News this week by playing what he believes is his ultimate trump card: blowing them off.
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Not only does it put less pressure on Tony Romo's health, it also gives Dallas a trump card few other teams have. 5.
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But even as he plays a weak hand, Mr. Putin holds a trump card: his low-cost, high-impact meddling in Western democracies.
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It was a trump card for everyone who believed that fanfic is mockable, inherently bad and only worthy of being made fun of.
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The hospital has the trump card: It can send the bill to a collection agency, a move that could devastate a patient's credit.
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With midterm elections coming, the economy is Mr. Trump's trump card, the most unalloyed note of success in an otherwise herky-jerky presidency.
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"I want that to be known to the Australian public, that that is our trump card," he said in a teleconference on Tuesday.
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"(It's) a trump card for regional revitalization and we're recognizing it as a pillar of the growth strategy of our country," he said.
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The Hay-Adams Hotel on Tuesday unveiled its "Mueller's Trump Card" cocktail — a combination of a Moscow mule and a Dark and Stormy.
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For example the word "Trump" can be restricted to refer to only a person rather than an action (for instance playing a trump card).
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" I could feel her getting suspicious, so I pulled out my trump card… *Sigh* "Well Mary… You really should have heard from me sooner.
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" A Zambian tourism agency got onboard, too, inviting would-be tourists to a place where "beautiful vistas and breathtaking wildlife are our trump card.
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James Comey, as the F.B.I. director in October, 2016, had a trump card for each candidate, but chose to play only one of them.
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"And then there's that little trump card in classical singing, the vibrato, which, frankly, makes the pitch that someone's singing somewhat ambiguous," said Pfordresher.
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In "Gone Girl," having a child is Amy's trump card, the way she ensnares her husband for life, despite all she's put him through.
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Kurdish leaders believe they have a trump card in the pesh merga fighting force, which has proved indispensable in battles against the Islamic State.
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"I'd say most of my buyers are haters," Ms. Turcio said of the Trump card, adding that she also disagrees with the president's policies.
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She's not above ruining Renata's daughter's birthday party by playing the ultimate trump card: luring away the invited children with tickets to Frozen on Ice.
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The EU has warned London not to use its security prowess as a trump card to win concessions in other fields trade or expatriate rights.
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European fishermen want Brussels to use its trump card - continued access to the essential EU market - in negotiations on how to divvy up the seas.
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Ivanka Trump's first self-help book targeted at a female audience, "The Trump Card," became a New York Times bestseller after its publication in 2009.
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And his trump card, which won him the respect of friends and the ear of superiors, was the "Stolper-Samuelson theorem" that bore his name.
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And he played his trump card, accurately accusing the Trump White House of intentionally overlooking the murder of six Canadian Muslims by a white supremacist.
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But unlike the beleaguered Chinese dialects, it had a trump card: It could connect speakers across ethnic and socioeconomic divides like no other tongue could.
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Laura also says that the internet gives her a trump card that other sex workers don't have in Hong Kong—the right to reject clients.
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"When they try to play the race card, I want you all to stand up and play the Trump card," they said to huge cheers.
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This singular theme might very well be his best argument for why he should win the nomination and he played his "anti-Trump" card effectively.
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One of the things I find frustrating about speaking about sexual abuse is that you are expected to play your own history as a trump card.
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As the metaphor goes, the race card is a supposed trump card that's used to shut down a conversation, to win some sort of rhetorical victory.
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Jewell says the entire decision—and that bizarre morning at Esperanza—came down to the one trump card DaVonte' couldn't overcome: the National Letter of Intent.
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Spade is also wary about joining in, until Lautner deploys his trump card: He'll give Spade Taylor Swift's cell phone number in exchange for his participation.
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Congress could just pass a new spending bill and Trump could sign it, knowing he has this trump card, a course his allies have suggested before.
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The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, may wish to trade his trump card for Saudi investment—or use it to undermine the Saudis' position in the region.
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Thus far, Nelson's strategy seems to entail liberal use of his "trump card," as Evans put it: his authority as the church's chief prophet, seer and revelator.
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The EU's trump card is market access, especially for financial companies desperate to keep the "passport" that allows them to sell services across the bloc from London.
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In the epilogue of The Trump Card, Trump writes about one of her favorite business terms, synergy — making all of your ventures work together to reinforce each other.
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Media outlets misrepresented the hard-to-parse remarks, and Gabbard ran with it en route to a 2019 Trump card: She owned the biggest lib of them all.
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"Pakistan's trump card - safe havens on its soil - is in danger of being snatched away," said Michael Kugelman of the Woodrow Wilson Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
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Shaub's only trump card, if his recommendations (which aren't binding) aren't followed, is that he can tell the president a federal agency is refusing to discipline its employees.
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But now that it has apparently harnessed its dragon powers, "Game of Thrones" must figure out how to keep a subplot that has the ultimate trump card interesting.
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RELATED: Trump card: White House plays its hand in health care battle Whips have been checking in via text message and asking members if there's anything they need.
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"The president is the Trump card in Montana," said Senator Steve Daines, a Republican who is hoping to help defeat the state's other senator, Jon Tester, a Democrat.
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In her 2009 book, "The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life," she credited the influence of her mother, Ivana, for her own love of travel.
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The group is asking Trump to issue an executive order instructing the Social Security Administration to create a Social Security card with a photo, a so-called Trump card.
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Yet here is the paradox: "I feel like" masquerades as a humble conversational offering, an invitation to share your feelings, too — but the phrase is an absolutist trump card.
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In her 2009 book, "The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life," she described the "recurring nightmare" of facing harassment from workers on her father's construction sites.
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The Knights appear to have lost out on the sweepstakes for the marquee free agent John Tavares, but McPhee holds a trump card that few other general managers possess.
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His nuclear arsenal is a trump card preventing outside countries from using military force to undertake regime change the way the United States did with Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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But these latest economic numbers make one thing very clear: The economy is Trump's, um, trump card with voters -- if only he knows how and when to play it.
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Yes, Atlanta's trump card was that "the Greatest," showing signs of what would be a long fight with Parkinson's, was the surprise cauldron lighter to kick off the games.
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Sensing Europe's weakness, Erdogan has repeatedly threatened in recent days that Turkey could "cut its own umbilical cord" and sever ties with the EU, playing migration as his trump card.
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After all, while Mueller has played the jail card, Manafort is still likely to be holding the Trump Card -- -- and no one remains in prison when that card is played.
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" In "The Trump Card," a memoir-cum-marketing manual published in 2010, Ivanka writes that her father's divorce made her realize that "I could no longer take him for granted.
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" He said the referendum would backfire on Hungary if it failed: "We will give Brussels a trump card as our weapon backfires: Hungarians will not have legally rejected the quotas.
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So when President Trump and Kim enter the room to begin their dialogue, it is crucial that there be zero ambiguity in Kim's mind regarding America's trump card – our military power.
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A sunny, tricksy blond, Markus (Dagfinn Tutturen) never hesitates as a boy to play the younger sibling's trump card: "I'll tell Mom!" he threatens Fredrik (Kieran Edwards), and gets his way.
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The left's trump card has always been that "real" Labour voters are coal-miners and steel-workers—and that "real" Labour policies have always been about redistributing income and nationalising things.
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"The Trump card overwhelms it," said Doug Sosnik, a Democratic strategist who worked in Bill Clinton's White House, adding that if either candidate's vice-presidential pick matters at all, it's Trump's.
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Stormy posted a promo for Camster -- the online cam service she uses to book private video chats and sex shows with fans -- and she's playing the Trump card to the max.
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Mr. Mugabe's trump card in negotiations is likely to be a broad reluctance among regional and Zimbabwean leaders to embark on a new era as a direct result of a coup.
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"We want immediately an answer on whether these revelations are true and where the Commission's legitimacy to negotiate, using Turkey's accession course as a trump card, is coming from," Kyrkos said.
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The two entertainers have feuded publicly and viciously for years, but given POTUS' alleged discomfort with seeing a woman portray one of his staffers, O'Donnell may have a trump card ready (sorry).
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In her 2009 self-help book The Trump Card: Playing to Win In Work and Life, Ivanka Trump (or, her ghostwriter) recalls her first entrepreneurial venture: a lemonade stand with her brothers.
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Despairing, the party has been playing the Trump card, disingenuously reimagining Mrs Merkel's defence spending increases (which they agreed to in government) as an "arms race" designed to please the American president.
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Yet their true trump card was their vision of a game all about speed: a supersonic game that would work miracles in advertising the processing power of the Mega Drive to consumers.
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Bottom line: Kim is playing a high-stakes game, using nuclear weapons as his trump card, in order to improve his hand in future negations with South Korea and the United States.
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"Erdogan can use Russia as a trump card in his negotiations with the West," said Aleksandr D. Vasilyev, an expert on Russian-Turkish ties at the Institute for Oriental Studies in Moscow.
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So you think that, for lack of a better term, America's trump card is that it's a big market China needs to sell to, and therefore China has to work with Washington?
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The economy could be Trump's midterm trump card Unlike Ronald Reagan's tax cuts that rolled in over time, Trump's tax cuts take place immediately, which could benefit him politically in the midterms.
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But Vivendi's trump card is having Genish on its list, which might prove a conundrum for some who may want to weaken the French grip but will not want to lose the CEO.
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Legislating trade equilibrium If and when legislated, the trade equilibrium law would provide Trump with a trump card to create jobs and bring back home, even if he cannot renegotiate or nullify NAFTA.
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"ISIS' claim to represent the caliphate has clearly been a trump card," said Bernard Haykel, a professor of Near Eastern studies at Princeton University, referring to the group by one of its acronyms.
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Regaining control (in principle at least) over migration (half of which actually comes from non-EU countries) was the leave campaign's trump card, despite the positive contribution those migrants have made to the economy.
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In China, Wanda also holds a trump card over the other major studios in that it is a Chinese-owned/operated business, allowing it to navigate and potentially circumnavigate the Chinese theatrical quota system.
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But in this case, the Cubans have a trump card: American law has long given them special status to live in the United States and apply for a green card — provided they make it there.
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But their trump card may be an 11 percent drop in the value of sterling against the dollar since the 2016 Brexit vote, which has added a hard-nosed dimension to Britain's global sales drive.
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Ultimately, I advocate a "conversation" model -- more than one of strict separation -- in which people are encouraged to share their religious perspectives on public policy, but without expectation that these operate as a trump card.
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Ms. Blair said the Trump name has been particularly valuable to his brand; think of a "trump card" or a "trump hand" and you're likely to think of having the advantage in a card game.
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The Democrats played their trump card by allowing the government shutdown, but folded their hand just three days later following an announcement by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) for it to re-open.
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Their introduction proceeded along a suitably measured trajectory and avoided cheap tricks — Jon bonding with a dragon, say, or Dany muttering "there's something familiar about you …" — unless you count Jon pocketing his resurrection trump card.
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Now that all their cards are on the table, including the trump card of "Misadventure's" Galina photo, the royal couple can welcome another child into the world and lord over the monarchy's latest official photo, together.
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Well, now you can — thanks to the trump card game, Completely Open, where only the tweest survive in a battle to the pastels, presumably to determine which relatably off-color Anderson creation is truly the greatest.
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Some theaters are staging Mike Daisey's comedic monologue "The Trump Card," while many others have brought back plays about political figures, from Frank Rizzo in Philadelphia to Lyndon Baines Johnson in Cleveland and Costa Mesa, Calif.
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Finally, Cruz's trump card is Anglo voters age 50 and older, who are on track to account for about two-fifths of voters and are expected to vote for Cruz by a three-to-one margin.
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LeBron was ultimately able to act as the superstar trump card one more time, but surely, the Cavaliers were in for trouble against a No. 20073 seed Raptors team that won a franchise-record 22007 games.
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Fosun's trump card was the close relationship it had established — built over many years, but cemented at the Shanghai launching of their partnership in January 2016 — with the one man in soccer everybody wants to know.
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Even though the International Criminal Court encourages domestic courts to prosecute crimes against humanity, "it may not be helpful at this point to immediately raise the I.C.C.'s jurisdiction as a trump card," Mr. Bagares added.
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"When they try to play the race card, I want you all to stand up and play the Trump card, so we can win and win," they said, as the audience jumped to their feet, cheering.
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But if Democrats have learned anything over the past several years, watching Trump as a candidate and now as commander in chief, they should expect the unexpected and be prepared for the ultimate Trump card, Nikki Haley.
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"Jared Kushner Is China's Trump Card: How the President's son-in-law, despite his inexperience in diplomacy, became Beijing's primary point of interest," by Adam Entous and Evan Osnos in the forthcoming issue of The New Yorker.
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Rousseff's opponents said the call lends support to their allegation that the former president's appointment to the Cabinet post is to help give him greater legal immunity from federal prosecutors, handing him a trump card against investigators.
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GVC led the blue-chip gainers after it reported a surge in net gaming revenue, and Hargreaves Lansdown analyst George Salmon said the gambling firm's digital division remained GVC's "trump card" amid regulatory changes in the industry.
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In her 2009 book "The Trump Card," she described experiencing sexual harassment "many times" at her father's construction sites as a child and the "no-win" situation of being spoken to inappropriately in front of a boss.
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In the course of selling her much-derided plan for Britain to quit the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday played what she sees as her trump card, telling lawmakers there are just two alternatives.
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This man, whose international experience up to this point has been limited to his friendship with Hugo Chávez, the deceased president of Venezuela, has an exclusive international trump card that even Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov lacks.
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Western Digital believed it had a trump card that would allow it to outmaneuver Bain: It contended that, under the terms of its joint venture contracts with Toshiba, Toshiba needed its approval to sell the microchip unit.
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"The scandals are one thing, but it's the economy that really has the government rattled," Ito said, noting that the economy was likely to be the trump card in any decision over the timing of a snap election.
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Jobbik said Sunday's referendum, in which the government said quotas were rejected by 98.3 percent of voters but only 40 percent of eligible Hungarians cast a valid vote, was a fiasco that offered a "trump card" to Brussels.
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The trump card in Vivendi's slate remains the inclusion of Chief Executive Amos Genish, an ally of Vivendi Chairman Vincent Bollore who is well respected because of his track record as a telecoms veteran and dealmaker in Brazil.
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This still happens in season three, but the Duffers finally seem to have accepted that if they want to keep evolving and keep expanding Stranger Things' cast, they can't keep using El's powers as the ultimate trump card.
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In her 2009 book, The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Business and in Life, she described a recurring nightmare she had before beginning her first job out of college about being whistled at on a construction site.
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Clinton needs to tell voters that she has a visionary message that can usher America into the future, and unlike the other candidates, she holds a trump card: As the first woman president, she'd make history on her own.
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The retailer's appeal in the region could be its trump card as founder and Chief Executive Officer Tadashi Yanai looks to fulfil his ambition to overtake H&M and Zara parent Inditex to become the world's top apparel retailer.
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But regardless of the economics, the weather has the ability to play the trump card at any time, reminding us that we should always be prepared for a curve ball to be thrown into even the best of models.
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Science education, however, has persistently relied more on empirical fit as its trump card, perhaps partly to separate science from those dangerous seat-of-the-pants theorizings (including philosophy) that pretend to find their way apart from such evidence.
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That could be for a variety of reasons: because it doesn't exist; because the Turks consider it the ultimate trump card to quash the Saudi narrative; or because they don't want to acknowledge they had bugged the Saudi Consulate.
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Lastly but not least, the executive, in some cases, has a trump card that provides discretionary leverage: The United States often has considerable knowledge of where kleptocrats have stashed their wealth in the West, or can obtain that information.
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It's the government playing their ultimate trump card to increase pressure against the strikers — but it's not clear that they'll actually be deployed to force the trucks off the roads, making it anyone's guess when the strike will actually end.
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And once the jams and cautionary tales taper off, Still Brazy pulls out its "Trump" card: a concluding trio of socially-motivated rallying cries that are as vital as any other political music released in the Black Lives Matter era.
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"He sued me over the name about 25 years ago," says Claudia Rabin-Manning, whose Trump Travel in the Long Island community of Baldwin, N.Y., was initially named by a previous owner for the "trump card" used in games of canasta.
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The trump card in Vivendi's slate remains the inclusion of Chief Executive Amos Genish, who despite being an ally of Vivendi Chairman Vincent Bollore is well respected, because of his track record as a telecoms veteran and dealmaker in Brazil.
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But now, these 2 sides still have controversy, including disagreement on dairy products and government purchasing and steel aluminum tariffs bearded by Canada and Mexico, which may be another trump card of US. We will keep an eye on this issue.
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Learn to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind," she wrote in her 2009 book, "The Trump Card.
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Trump card: White House plays its hand in health care battle Several senior administration officials on Thursday night began blaming a flawed strategy pushed by Ryan and former House member Tom Price, now Health and Human Services secretary, for the embarrassing debacle.
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And while the club couldn't offer the same sort of signing bonus or international stage, it had one trump card: if Otani made the trans-Pacific jump, he was in for some major culture shock in the backwoods of minor league America.
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A Word With The monologuist Mike Daisey was sitting on a bench in Brooklyn's Carroll Park, nursing a cup of coffee and talking about his new show, "The Trump Card," a critically comedic probe of what makes the presumptive Republican presidential nominee tick.
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China has lately reduced its holdings of United States government debt, and a growing number of financiers, economists and geopolitical analysts are quietly raising the prospect that China may look to its ability to influence interest rates as its ultimate Trump card.
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And even in the extreme case of that argument, when a backdoor into an encrypted device was supposedly the only way for the FBI to get at some critical data, it turns out the feds had a trump card in their pocket the whole time.
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Nonetheless, Ms Clifford holds a trump card that few other members of her profession can claim to possess: according to numerous reports, she had an affair with Donald Trump in 2006 and 2007, shortly after his wife Melania gave birth to their first child.
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Along with the sheer size of its claims, the government holds a major trump card: the ability to push for a thorough congressional revision of industry rules that rids Oi of mandatory spending in costly fixed-line infrastructure - a precondition for the reorganization to succeed.
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Baldwin continues: "Our people" have functioned in this country for nearly a century as political weapons, the trump card up the enemies' sleeve; anything promised Negroes at election time is also a threat leveled at the opposition; in the struggle for mastery the Negro is the pawn.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE thought he had found a "trump" card that would earn his wife a place in the pantheon of national security heroes.
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Ivanka Trump, who is 35 and has a bachelor's degree in business, is best known for running a relatively small apparel line branded with her name, for appearing on The Apprentice and The Celebrity Apprentice alongside her father, and for writing a memoir/career advice book, The Trump Card.
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These are much more serious weapons -- a trump card, if you will -- and "Third Fatty," as he has not-so-affectionately been called in China, is demonstrating that he has a mind of his own and no longer wants to be "weak" in a traditional and conventional military sense.
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If PPG were to pursue a hostile offer by a June 1 filing deadline, Akzo's board still had one trump card: its poison pill defence that would give Burgmans and three other members of the supervisory board the power to make binding recommendations to the company's managing board.
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" And a tourism marketing group in Zambia has promoted the country as "****hole Zambia" in a Facebook post featuring a scenic picture of a vehicle driving down a remote road, along with a call to visit the country, "where beautiful vistas and breathtaking wildlife are our trump card!
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The vote, which passed its third reading in the House of Commons in a 327-299 vote, strips Johnson of what he had considered his trump card in negotiations with the EU: the threat of a mutually harmful no-deal Brexit, without an agreement with the bloc in place.
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Lidstrom was the ultimate trump card for one of the most dominant teams to ever play in the NHL, possessing the most impressive stick I've ever witnessed, and controlling the pace, style, and flow of every game he played in for the Detroit Red Wings en route to four Stanley Cups.
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As a businesswoman, she held herself out as an enviable symbol of female achievement, penning the New York Times best-selling book The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life; she has another book, on the same topic, due out in May, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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We will resist an administration filled with anti-culture warriors like Rudolph Giuliani, who are sworn enemies of the values of intellectual experimentation, multiplicity, and tolerance within the arts; who understand contemporary art primarily as a populist trump card, having accused Marina Abramovic of Satan worship on the eve of the election.
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Giving away our trump card: Based on the Pentagon's own assessment, a withdrawal would also concurrently kill any momentum for negotiations between the Taliban and the US. We'd be giving the Taliban what they want and getting nothing in return -- not an end to the violence nor the release of US hostages.
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Even in The Trump Card, where she tells a story about her anxiety about responding appropriately to wolf whistles and other forms of sexual harassment on construction sites, she turns it into a lesson about the need to learn to take a joke: Sexual harassment is never acceptable, and we must stand against it.
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He's been holding this trump card, so to speak, that he's going to come after her on being an enabler, and he's going to come after her on having attacked women ... all, which is totally false by the way, which is among the reasons his ploy didn't work because the facts didn't verify it out.
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Of arguably more importance are Mr. Fielden's ties to Ms. Wintour, who chose him as the founding editor of Men's Vogue in 2005; when that title folded, he took over Town & Country, whose high-society coverage has echoes at V.F. Natty and comfortable around celebrities, Mr. Fielden can lean on his Wintour connection as a possible trump card.
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She's also trying to carve out a role for herself in the bigger national conversation about women and ambition that found its apex in Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In. Her 2009 book, The Trump Card, is a career advice handbook, the same breezy mix of common-sense tips and memoir that Donald Trump made famous in The Art of the Deal.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), one of the fiercest immigration hawks on Capitol Hill, as a trump card when presidential rival Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE challenged his purity on immigration.
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As commander of the US Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) from 280 to 2000 and US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) from 20143-22014, McRaven oversaw the Navy SEAL mission in Pakistan that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and its impact.. If Democrats want a trump card against Trump, they should consider McRaven as a candidate for the presidency in 22008.
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If the immigration debate with Congress were like a strategic poker game, this would be 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's "ace in the hole" for winning immigration poker — the "Trump card," if you will.
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If they—along with Milo Yiannopoulos, whose political justifications for his actions can best be summarized by the teen boy lament "don't ever tell me what to do"—can't provide evidence, in the form of coherent argumentation, that they give two shits about civic discourse, or deliberative democracy, separate from any attention-seeking behaviors, then people need to stop affording them that all-important trump card.
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If corporations can invoke "free speech" as a way to conceal relevant information about allegedly false statements — if they can effectively create immunity from investigation by playing a constitutional trump card — then we are on a slippery slope to the civic incapacity and relative weakness in both rule of law and economic growth that characterizes Russia and other regimes that collapse the distinction between economic and political power.
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My room in Las Vegas, upgraded to a suite at check-in — possibly because the staff is attentive and it was the third time I booked a hotel as a Trump Card member (the brand's free loyalty program), or because the hotel figured out where I work (I didn't book using a New York Times email or phone number, though I used my name) — included a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Wolf stove and a Bosch dishwasher.
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