Gisele Bündchen is turning the tables on her English teachers.
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Trade freeloaders and their enablers are turning the tables on Washington.
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"A Few Small Repairs" didn't make the "Turning the Tables" list.
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But turning the tables around and identifying our own want vs.
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Turning the tables, Mr. Affleck read some excoriating reviews of his work.
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Democrats hailed his nonpartisanship at the time, but now some are turning the tables.
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He is turning the tables on former Obama officials like James Clapper, James Comey.
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In excerpts obtained by the New York Daily News from Turning the Tables, out Feb.
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Take for example the best selling book, Turning the Tables: The Rick Story by Rick.
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Teresa is also preparing to release her tell-all prison memoir Turning the Tables, out Tuesday.
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Teresa's new book Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, was released Tuesday.
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But the idea appeals to Garvin's mischievous side, his fondness for turning the tables on scammers.
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Turning the tables on the typical pescatarian, Australian photographer Denise Kwong depicts seafood resisting human consumption.
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By turning the tables, Mr. Trump hopes to give supporters reason to turn out on Nov.
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Teresa Giudice isn't holding back in her new tell-all memoir, Turning the Tables, out Feb. 9.
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With the Mueller inquiry behind him, Mr. Trump seems intent on turning the tables on his foes.
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The mesmerists were offering a fantasy of turning the tables on con men by exposing their tricks.
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We watch them in turn because we have a fantasy of outsmarting them, of turning the tables.
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Turning the Tables McGregor's reaction to his worsening situation in the fourth round was nothing short of fantastic.
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By the time that Mueller is finished, Trump might have succeeded in turning the tables on the investigators.
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She says that turning the tables like that can help make people more aware of how injustice works.
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Since I am turning the tables on you, what do you normally start with when interviewing a collector?
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Turning the tables on the West, he accused it of intimidating African countries to exploit the continent's resources.
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It is time to embrace a new approach: turning the tables on the attackers and making them pay.
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In a statement provided to Mashable, Olacabs denied Uber's allegations "in their entirety" before turning the tables on Uber.
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South Korean negotiators are not used to turning the tables on their North Korean interlocutors, but they should start.
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But London restaurant chain Lucky Chip is turning the tables on the show's signature monster — by feeding Demogorgons to its customers.
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The ending sees the latter turning the tables on the preying eyes, before cutting to a group of dancers swaying uninhibited.
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And 227 concert goers massacred, hundreds of people injured, and now Mandalay Bay is turning the tables on the Las Vegas victims.
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How's this for turning the tables ... a former NBA lottery pick getting a massive $400,000 alimony check from his WNBA star wife?
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The appearance of "Turning the Tables" raises a serious, not dissimilar question about the value of a separate music canon for women.
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That's why some politicians claim the Democrats colluded with Russia to win the election, turning the tables on the usual Trump-Russia allegations.
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He could write a book about turning the tables on decades of received baseball wisdom and what he has learned along the way.
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Using the hashtag #TakeHerHoodie, Muofhe is starting a social movement encouraging men to get revenge by turning the tables and taking their girlfriends' hoodies.
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"I can't!" she said before quickly turning the tables and throwing the question back to Corden and fellow guests Ryan Reynolds and Judd Apatow.
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The women behind "Turning the Tables" have been publicly keeping track of albums they omitted, with input from women outside NPR — open source canonizing.
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In effect, he was turning the tables on his accusers, portraying himself and not those who he is accused of wronging as the victim.
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As noted, "Hustlers" raises a whole lot of meaty issues, built around turning the tables on a power hierarchy that favors rich, privileged men.
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Too Short's turning the tables on his rape accuser by suing HER over what he calls blatant lies that screwed his biz ... TMZ has learned.
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Teresa's sister-in-law Melissa Gorga – who tweeted congratulations about her new book Turning the Tables on Tuesday – will also star in the show again.
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Scott Meisler walked out with a backpack and suitcase, turning the tables and stopping briefly to take a photo of the flock of cameras outside.
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Even in this stance, however, Ms. McCaskill found a target to exploit; turning the tables on Mr. Hawley, she portrayed him as a Beltway operative.
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He cancelled the scheduled summit, turning the tables on the North Koreans and tested them to see how badly they wanted to get to the table.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump Tuesday, turning the tables to make the impassioned case that Trump is the one who's un-American.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump sought advice from a TV personality, turning the tables on Lou Dobbs of Fox Business Network in the middle of an interview.
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The star, 43, also shares an excerpt from her tell-all memoir Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, written with PEOPLE's K.C. Baker.
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They came up with a ranking of the 150 greatest albums by women from 1964 to the present that they called "Turning the Tables," released in July.
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But which business leader will get the job of turning the tables and reining in the massive goods and services trade deficit, which totaled $19853 billion last year?
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Said the Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again author in advance of the holiday: "I would love to take a Jacuzzi bath with my honey."
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That imprint also released Binge by Tyler Oakley, Selp Helf by Miranda Sings, Turning the Tables by Teresa Giudice and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky.
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Carson may have thought he was turning the tables on his reserved personality with his opening remarks, but he only succeeded in setting the stage for his own mockery.
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Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again chronicles Giudice's 11-month stay at the Danbury Federal Correctional Institution for fraud charges (she was released in December).
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Her book Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back came out in February and made The New York Times bestseller list and then Joe went away in March.
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The aim is to weaken an increasingly dangerous enemy by turning the tables on the Taliban, who boast of placing agents among government security forces to carry out "insider attacks".
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It involved a scene in a shrink's office and centered on a very bright kid turning the tables on his therapist by means of analyzing a painting hanging on his wall.
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But could she convince people that the director of those movies could also make a post-financial-crisis gangster movie that follows women turning the tables on greedy Wall Street suits?
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Instead of stifling the assault by turning the tables on Russia in the cyber, informational, economic, financial, and domestic domains, Putin's multi-pronged attacks have actually intensified since Trump took office.
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"It must be something really important, even terrible, that he's trying to hide," Clinton said of Trump's tax returns, turning the tables on allegations that she's hiding something in her deleted emails.
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So with a camera in hand, he invited a handful of males to a mock class congress that had 80 percent girls – turning the tables on the makeup of the U.S. Congress.
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Earlier this month, OPEC forecast in a report that shale output will reach its peak in 2025 and then decline rapidly after that – turning the tables in favor of other oil producers.
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Because for the last six weeks, I have been listening in its entirety to this NPR list that was put out, you know, almost two months ago now called Turning the Tables.
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Gomez works to free the falsely accused by turning the tables on the cops investigating his clients, accusing them of misconduct and taking the dirt he digs up to the local news.
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It was the kind of challenge Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to relish: downplaying his own weakness, exploiting his opponents' vulnerabilities, and deftly turning the tables by throwing in a few barbed jokes.
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There could have been something subversive about casting a bunch of wealthy white men as a victimized refugee population, turning the tables on a class that typically enjoys the highest level of privilege.
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Instead of promising the insurers that he'll continue the government-backed cash flow no matter what, or even working to increase it, he's turning the tables and threatening to take it away entirely.
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In retrospect, it's easy to imagine that a stronger prequel series might've just followed the adventures and schemes of a young Dumbledore, turning the tables on the school years' formula of the original stories.
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It's an accomplished "parody" of clips published by engineering company Boston Dynamics, showing a CGI replica of the firm's Atlas robot getting kicked, hit, and shot at, before turning the tables on its captors.
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After the most trying year of her life, Teresa Giudice is opening up about her experiences and releasing Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, a memoir written with PEOPLE's K.C. Baker.
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Another study, by the Violence Policy Center, found that in 2012 there were 259 justifiable gun homicides (that is, people turning the tables on an aggressor), but more than twice as many unintentional fatal shootings.
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Consider the work of Project Hyatech, a team of Kenyan students from Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology who are turning the tables on an invasive plant species in the Lake Victoria region.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday accused the media of being "completely obsessed" with the Russia investigation, turning the tables after being asked if the probe was distracting President Trump from other duties.
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"After Democrats slammed Republicans for not caring about sick children for months, the GOP is turning the tables on Democrats with the government funding package with CHIP provisions," a Republican congressional aide recently told the Daily Beast.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ukraine's leader on Friday said he was confident of turning the tables on his inexperienced opponent in the second round of the presidential election, saying voters would choose a substantive program over his challenger's dangerous populism.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Having flirted with Grand Slam glory for a number of years, Dominic Thiem took another confident step toward a maiden major title by turning the tables on nemesis Rafa Nadal at the Australian Open on Wednesday.
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" On the first part of the RHONJ season 8 reunion in January, the Turning the Tables author told host Andy Cohen that there was never even a conversation in which she thought, "Am I going to stay in this?
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The assertive posture indicated that despite initial calls by Republican leaders to move on after the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, the president and his supporters were intent on turning the tables on his foes.
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And, in another one of his jokes (he appears to have quite a wry sense of humor), he raised turning the tables on Congress by reviewing the emails of members and staff who were there to gather information from the FBI.
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But as Mr. Feingold repeatedly hammers Mr. Johnson over the refusal by Senate Republicans to fill the court vacancy — an issue that Democratic leaders believe will help propel them to victory in November — Mr. Johnson is turning the tables with gusto.
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Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" became an anthem to the grunts who humped endless miles on patrol in the jungles, adding layers of meaning to the story of a young woman turning the tables on her cheating boyfriend.
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Recorded at a time when loyalist troops were turning the tables against the putsch, a voice allegedly belonging to Ivory Coast military chief of staff General Soumaila Bakayoko asks coup leader General Gilbert Diendere for an update of the situation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fast-food chicken chain Chick-fil-A is turning the tables on in-house dining, unveiling a new sit-down table service through its app that means customers will not have to wait at the counter to order.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fast-food chicken chain Chick-fil-A is turning the tables on in-house dining, unveiling a new sit-down table service through its app that means customers will not have to wait at the counter to order.
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But turning the tables on Trump, he gave the billionaire an earful on trade, said illegal immigration from Mexico to the US peaked years ago and complained of the torrent of guns that he said crossed the border and worsened Mexico's drug wars.
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Between filming for the next season of The Real Housewives of New Jersey to promoting her book Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, written with PEOPLE Staff Writer K.C. Baker, the reality star has been embracing the chaos.
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Turning the tables on the road helped Boston move past a somber stretch in which their leader - All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas - played admirably through two losses in the wake of his sister's death in a car accident prior to the series.
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None did so more boldly than the brothers Max and Dave Fleischer—best known as the creators, in the sound era, of the "Popeye" and "Betty Boop" series—who thrilled to the vertiginous comedy of animated characters turning the tables on their creators.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at next week's special Monday night airing of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Teresa learns that Joe has potentially violated the terms of her parole by inviting a convicted felon to the release of her memoir, Turning the Tables.
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Giudice has plans to become an accredited yoga instructor after falling in love with the practice during her yearlong stint in prison, which she chronicled in her new memoir, Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, written with PEOPLE's K.C. Baker.
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The trailer (which appears to have been pulled from Universal's YouTube channel but can still be found elsewhere) makes it seem like the story turns on the movie's hunted southerners and midwesterners realizing what's happened to them and turning the tables on their captors.
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These days, as Liberians prepare for a national election on Tuesday, the electorate is turning the tables on the politicians, trying to squeeze as much cash and other freebies as they can out of the candidates before they disappear again for another six years.
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In excerpts of Turning the Tables (out Tuesday) obtained by the New York Daily News, Teresa reportedly reveals details about her prison cell, including the sexual activity that went on between her roommates, as well as her emotional last night with her family before reporting to prison.
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Coleman, runner-up to Justin Gatlin two years ago in London, did his part to send a jolt of excitement through a thin audience by turning the tables on his team mate in a season's best 9.76 seconds, making him the sixth fastest man of all-time.
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"Well Neil, I'm glad we're focusing on the important topics this evening," Cruz sneered at moderator Neil Cavuto, before deftly turning the tables, suggesting that real birthers would have a problem with Trump and any other 2016 candidates with a parent who wasn't born in the United States.
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Turning the tables on the man who had beaten him in all five of their previous Grand Slam meetings, including the last two French Open finals, Thiem became only the second Austrian to reach the last four at Melbourne Park, following Thomas Muster's runs in 1989 and 1997.
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The tour will kick off on Sunday in San Francisco with two performances at SF Pride, and will also include dates in Poughkeepsie, New York, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, and in her hometown of New York City, where she'll perform at Lincoln Center as part of NPR's Turning the Tables series.
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Swift may be once again turning the tables on her haters by poking fun at the media's perception of her as someone who always plays the victim — the same way her smash hit "Blank Space" (off of her Grammy-winning album 1989) mocked the portrayal of her as a man-eater.
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And though it's highly unlikely Austin voters alone will be able to flip solid GOP seats from red to blue in most of its six districts, political scientists and Democratic Party insiders alike believe they have a shot (albeit a long one) at turning the tables in the 21st Congressional District.
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Mandico, who also wrote the script, does seem to have a point he's getting to — turning the tables on these fiends' masculine aggression, perhaps — but it's hard to untangle the film's many bizarre indulgences, which at times seem intended to titillate as much as disturb, and yet somehow do neither.
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Fans speculate that Swift is once again turning the tables on her haters by poking fun at the media's perception of her as someone who always plays the victim — the same way her smash hit "Blank Space" (off of her Grammy-winning album 1989) mocked the portrayal of her as a man-eater.
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On "Intro (Troy Ave Speaks Freestyle)," Mr. Collins describes taking a gun from a man who tried to "assassinate me" and turning "the tables 'round like a G." On that track and others, which were recorded from phone calls from jail, he talks about the pain of losing Mr. McPhatter and thanks supporters.
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Giudice, 43 – who is opening up about her prison experience in a new memoir, Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, written with PEOPLE's K.C. Baker – says she was always an "old-school" wife who would sign whatever her husband, lawyers or accountants asked her to occasionally without fully understanding the contents.
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TASTE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports: A Republican super-PAC has launched a new website to try and tie vulnerable House Democratic candidates to Hillary Clinton in the hopes of turning the tables on Democrats who tie Republicans to Donald Trump NO CARETAKER IN VA: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports: Virginia Democratic Gov.
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Presumptive GOP presidential nominee 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 is turning the tables on Democratic rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) is turning the tables on 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's favorite insult for the senator.
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