"I don't mind tussling — as you've probably noticed," she said.
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The Ktunaxa lost the first two rounds of legal tussling.
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He's maintained his outsider status by tussling with the Democratic establishment.
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The debate echoes the tussling over the term "organic" in the 1990s.
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What is clear is that the two men are tussling for power.
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Tussling with the NRA just wasn't seen as worth the political risk.
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"They began tussling on the other side of the car," she tells PEOPLE.
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Trump will be tussling with another familiar foe on Saturday night, the media.
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Clinton in Mr. Trump's un-churchmanlike behavior and his tussling with Pope Francis.
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A birthday party Sunday morning, balloons, candles, small children dancing and tussling over toys.
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Protesters and the junta were tussling over who would control the country's transition to democracy.
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The jukebox throbbed with a Harryhausen beast battle of charging guitar tussling with writhing saxophone.
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Shattered glass and splintered plywood littered the floor of the bar where we were tussling.
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The legal tussling and the potential for more salacious disclosures also appear likely to continue.
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Nittany Lions coach James Franklin even got in there to prevent his players from tussling.
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The four Mullin boys shared a bedroom, tussling forever but always there for one another.
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The happens to be tussling with its former record high as the Dow is teasing 20k.
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But that will be difficult, given its history of tussling with officials over regulations and licensing.
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It was a rare mistake: the two men spent the next 30 years tussling for power.
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To wit: If lawmakers are tussling over government spending in December, tax reform isn't getting done.
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On Saturday, three Australian women made news for tussling over toilet paper in a Woolworths supermarket.
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Outside, I perceive what may be a collection of fallen leaves tussling against a trash can.
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Elizabeth Warren, tussling with former vice president Joe Biden and drawing an insult from President Trump.
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It's amazing how effective a mother's well-placed ear twist can work at separating two tussling boys.
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The man Cousins is shouting at â€" and hair-tussling â€" is Washington GM Scott McCloughan.
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Dozens were seen tussling with police, yelling and demanding ambulances be called, live footage through Facebook showed.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Biden are tussling over the former vice president's record on Social Security.
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The UN Security Council was tussling Friday on the resolution, backed by the US, UK, and France.
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The hard-charging New York field office is often tussling with headquarters over management of cases, officials say.
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Russia investigation The President may be out of town, but Washington is still tussling with the Russia investigation.
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Take the one from last Friday: When Exile came out in 1993, Prince was tussling with Warner Bros.
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The two sides have been tussling before the World Trade Organization for almost 15 years over the claims.
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The two were tussling for market share, but Uber ultimately threw in the towel to the far stronger Didi.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - After decades of tussling over the middle ground, Britain's two main political parties have drastically diverged.
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And then there is Tesla CEO Elon Musk, apparently smoking pot on a podcast and tussling with federal securities regulators.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who spent a good deal of his recent Fox News town hall tussling with Bret Baier.
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"I'd love that," he said of the idea of the two grown men tussling as if they were high schoolers.
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SAP is moving gingerly to reassure its employees while also seeking to avoid tussling publicly with the new U.S. administration.
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In the video, the woman advances on the police officer, tussling with him while holding her child to her chest.
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Some videos posted on social media even showed arguments and some tussling between Spanish national police and the Catalan police.
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Behind City and Liverpool, the remaining four members of the Big Six are tussling for qualification for the Champions League.
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Two officers — a man and woman — are seen on the driver's side of a silver S.U.V., tussling with the driver.
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The controversial "busway" went into effect at the beginning of this month, after more than a year of legal tussling.
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Instead, India has gotten closer to the United States and Japan, and seems to be tussling with its bigger neighbor China.
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Footage emerged in February, for example, of Rubio's supporters tussling with Black while he was wearing the costume in New Hampshire.
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The difference in response shows the pressure large swathes of corporate America faces to avoid tussling publicly with the new administration.
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But they've learned that cubs are born into a competitive world, immediately tussling for dominance, with sisters typically beating out brothers.
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After tussling briefly—and, notably, without anyone attempting to break it up—Marcello put Bennett to sleep with a triangle choke.
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A quarter century after the signing of the Contract with America, both parties are regularly tussling for control of the House.
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For now, both sides have been tussling behind the scenes; occasionally banks will break aggregators' connections, disrupting customer access to associated apps.
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Rubio Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have been tussling for months, first over each other's immigration stances and now over national security.
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Instead, we watch Blake put all those slights paid, or at least do some lite sports-tussling with his ghost-white fists.
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Facebook spox tussling with top Pelosi aide over an edited video tweeted by Trump of Pelosi ripping up his SOTU speech pic.twitter.
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Well, maybe if that couple were racing each other to a verbal finish line, their words tumbling over each other's like tussling puppies.
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She fights for justice, peace, human rights, freedom from want and fear, and so on without wasting time tussling with a dark side.
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For now, they spend their days shooting pool, tussling among themselves or dodging the sprawling migrant camp's adults, who are not always benevolent.
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Things got testy during the handshake line, everyone started tussling with each other, and the referees gave every single player a game misconduct penalty.
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Watching these two large monitor lizards tussling in a city street makes for some pretty intense viewing, regardless of how you look at it.
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Michael Flynn, who was at one time in charge of the Defense Intelligence Agency but left the job after tussling with the Obama administration.
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Emails also show Busch tussling with county health officials over the issue and saying it was premature to link the public water system with Legionella.
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In France, Elliott is piling pressure on drinks group Pernod, CIAM is tussling with reinsurer Scor, and Amber Capital has acquired a stake in Lagardere.
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In France, Elliott is piling pressure on drinks group Pernod , CIAM is tussling with reinsurer Scor, and Amber Capital has acquired a stake in Lagardere.
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The show's catalog details his day-to-day participation: planning and attending meetings, tussling with politicians and police, protesting, and bonding with neighbors and colleagues.
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Congressional negotiators also are tussling over a Republican provision prohibiting the use of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement funds to facilitate abortions for immigrant detainees.
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The House on Wednesday passed legislation to reauthorize a key intelligence surveillance bill after weeks of back-and-forth tussling between members in both parties.
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Moss was assisted by wires, while also tussling with a stunt performer in a green body suit who would later be erased by visual effects.
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Pelosi's decision to send the articles to the Senate next week came after tussling with McConnell over what the rules shaping the trial will be.
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Cellphone video from the ship shows passengers on the Carnival Legend tussling with each other and security officers amid shouting and screams from alarmed onlookers.
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In case you hadn't figured out, Irn-Bru is essentially the lifeblood of Scotland, long tussling with Coca-Cola as the most popular soft drink around.
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The two parties have been tussling over a report on the industry, which among other things calls for price controls on Safaricom to help smaller operators.
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The letter came to light last week (after much legal tussling) as part of an ongoing lawsuit between Uber and Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car spinoff.
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But, as their efforts to reform health care have shown, legislators who once battled Mr Obama have taken to tussling among themselves and with the president.
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The 63-year-old told the dispatcher, and later police, that he and his wife had been "tussling" with the gun and he accidentally shot her.
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One agent rose through the ranks of fascist stewards, tussling with unwitting 19603 Group comrades, to became Mosley's bodyguard (and facilitate the burglary of his paperwork).
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With Venezuela in deep economic crisis, the geopolitical tussling has also drawn in Europe and Latin American nations as well as parts of the Middle East.
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" She quickly deleted the tweet and admitted that she, "Joked about tussling cosby," and her apparent injuries were due to a, "chemical peel to look more sexier.
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Bickering between Iraq's big political blocs—the Iran-leaning Fatah and antiIranian Saairoun—reflects tussling between America and Iran over the composition of Mr Abdul-Mahdi's cabinet.
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The frustration clearly mounted as Beckham was shadowed by Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes who won their game-long tussling match and intercepted a pass in the win.
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Putin told Bolton on Wednesday that U.S.-Russia relations were not "in the best shape," something he put down to domestic political tussling in the United States.
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Anthony and Sefolosha were tussling underneath the basket while Knicks forward Justin Holiday shot a three pointer, pretty ordinary stuff, until Anthony's left hand grabbed Sefolosha's neck.
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A video showed the ambassador at a memorial service for British soldiers who died during the 1916 Easter Rising running toward and then tussling with a protester.
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He found La-Reko Williams, 21, and his girlfriend "tussling" on the platform, "pushing and pulling" in an argument that began on the train, court records show.
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Anytime something like the Orlando shooting happens or Trump and Clinton start tussling about who's a better friend to black voters, we're going to talk about it.
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The usual tussling ensued, no press passes were snatched and when Jim Acosta, the re-credentialed CNN correspondent, piped up with a question, Ms. Sanders politely replied.
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They have been tussling over the issue with moderate Republican senators like Rob Portman of Ohio, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia and Susan Collins of Maine.
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Recordings from those concerts have just been released as "The Art of Piano Duo: Live," a three-CD set full of lively, tussling renditions of jazz standards.
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These shifts may inaugurate yet another local-versus-federal conflict with the Trump administration, which is already tussling with many liberal cities over other protections for immigrants.
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Ties between the two countries have been among the issues dominating Donald Trump's first term, with everything from accusations of election meddling to tussling over Ukraine and Syria.
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Don't forget China Tucked away beyond more pressing global headlines, India has been tussling with its bigger rival China, with both sides accusing each other of territorial intrusions.
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For months, Brown, legislators, and a wide range of stakeholders have been tussling over the cap-and-trade program, which originally passed with a simple majority in 53.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are tussling in Wisconsin over who would best represent the Democratic Party against Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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My tales of couples "tussling between the sheets" enjoyed an enthusiastic following, which lasted about a week, until the stories landed in the hands of the class tattletale.
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Two challengers — Georgia's secretary of state, Brian Kemp, and former State Senator Hunter Hill — are tussling to establish themselves to the right of Mr. Cagle, especially on immigration.
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The seal was tussling with the octopus in the water nearby, and suddenly, without warning, said seal took said octopus and slapped the man across the face with it.
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China has been tussling with other countries in the region such as the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam and Taiwan, over a group of islands and the waters around them.
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Gilpin said early planted crops, which were at the critical flowering and tussling stages, urgently required rain water but those planted later could already be a complete right-off.
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Critic's Notebook R&B has been tussling with hip-hop for around three decades, and depending what lens you're looking through, has been either roundly defeated or sneakily triumphant.
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He had already chirped at the umpire when admonished for delaying play, and mockingly mimicked Nadal's time wasting tic of tugging on his shorts and tussling with his hair.
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Cut to little more than three months later: CBS and National Amusements were tussling as lawyers working under the direction of their headstrong leaders filed motions against each other.
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Panama requested his extradition, and after more legal tussling he was flown home in December 2011 to serve 20 years for the disappearances of political opponents in the 1980s.
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Auto giant Daimler has made some big moves recently to expand its electric vehicle programs, even tussling on social media with Elon Musk over its commitment to the new tech.
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The deal brings an end to several months of tussling over Asciano, which agreed in August to be bought by Brookfield but received a competing bid from Qube in January.
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Police and black students were clashing in a Minnesota high school gym, and one grainy clip showed a black girl tussling with a police officer, then getting tackled and arrested.
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But, after tussling with Megyn Kelly at the first G.O.P. debate, and suggesting that she had blood coming out of her "wherever," he accomplished the unthinkable: he lost Fox News.
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Three days later, in Atlanta, the Knicks had another close loss, although this one was a little crazier, with Anthony ejected in the second quarter for tussling with Thabo Sefolosha.
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Ms. Pericet arrives, wielding castanets like a cicada's buzz, a small creature's defense of deceptively large sound, and after some sexually tinged tussling, Mr. Lérida doubles over, out of breath.
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There will probably be months of legal tussling, and it is not at all clear which side will prevail in court, nor in the battle for public opinion and legislative favor.
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While momentum has recovered - in spite of renewed concerns about a Chinese slowdown - firms are also tussling over how to attract younger consumers who grew up using smartphones rather than watches.
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It is the latest in a number of hefty antitrust penalties levied by various jurisdictions on Qualcomm, which is also tussling with Apple for allegedly overcharging for its intellectual-property licences.
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After some verbal insults and tussling, one of the guys on the street cracked Hearn with a straight right to the face that dropped the lineman like a sack of potatoes.
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As the world knows, last week, our Republican presidential contenders quit tussling over whose private parts are bigger, and moved on to the equally compelling question of whose wife is hotter.
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The Red Sox are tussling with the Baltimore Orioles for control of the AL East and have baseball's best offense, a lineup full of every type of masher you could want.
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The Weekly Standard reported that Harvey's dismissal was not a result of the tussling over Iran — but came because he was viewed as too close to senior Trump adviser Stephen Bannon.
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He died earlier that same year, in August 2007, at his home in Woodbury, Ga., following months of tussling with serious medical issues linked to a diabetes diagnosis earlier that year.
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Gavin Newsom, who has been tussling with the Trump administration over housing and homeless issues for months, announced Wednesday that he was bringing Doherty in to advise his administration on homelessness.
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Beyond today's sentencing, diplomatic flashpoints, and geopolitical tussling, those close to Nadiya Savchenko say they will continue the fight to prevent her from becoming another forgotten victim of a forgotten war.
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He picked up habits, he said, like drinking Hennessy and smoking, and no longer felt the urge to spend his free time tussling for the mic in youth clubs and community centers.
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In the wake of the lynchings, WhatsApp has been tussling with the Indian government that has, among other things, demanded that the company build a way to trace messages sent over it.
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In addition to Vietnam, China's been tussling with a host of countries in the region including the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Taiwan over a group of islands and the waters around them.
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But when Harry and his recently discovered daughter, Penelope (a Lolita-esque Dakota Johnson), pay an unexpected visit, much sex, emotional tussling and intrigue ensue on a vacation that goes violently awry.
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Its nickname was a reference to its home arena, on South Broad Street, and to the team's penchant for extracurricular tussling; Schultz's 472 penalty minutes in 1974-75 remain a league record.
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"It's tough when you're in the moment, when you're in the battles, when you're in the trenches and there's a lot of tussling and a lot of bad blood and everything," he said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The two biggest U.S. fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel said on Friday they would merge to cut legal bills and advertising spending after tussling for years to win customers.
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The Trump administration is also trying to delay fuel-economy standards for cars put in place by the Obama administration, and is tussling with California over its ability to set even higher standards.
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It also helped Donald Trump win Missouri last fall and helped Republican Eric Greitens capture the governor's seat after eight years of a Democratic governor, Jay Nixon, tussling with a GOP-controlled legislature.
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Israel: The country's secular-religious divide has become a central issue in the national election that will take place on Tuesday, with candidates tussling over special privileges and subsidies for ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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Israel: The country's secular-religious divide has become a central issue in the national election that will take place on Tuesday, with candidates tussling over special privileges and subsidies for ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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Fast-forward to Tuesday morning when the Ravens dropped new video showing the players while they were tussling on the grass ... Humphrey's hands slid from Odell's collar and into the receiver's neck area.
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More important: No one alive makes a better argument for the aesthetic of New York club comedy, with its tussling crowd work, quick setups and ruthless punch lines that go for the gut.
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While Amazon is tussling with regulators over drone deliveries, one company has found a way to make the unmanned flying machines deliver packages today, by launching them out of the roof of a truck.
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" Watching the H.I.V. virus attack a cell, she writes, is "no streamlined moon landing but an incessant jostling and tussling, like a cat pushing its face at you again and again, a sinister nuzzle.
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The debate in many ways echoes the tussling in the 1990s over the word "organic," when foodmakers played fast and loose with the term and frustrated consumers tried to make sense of it all.
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Bonnell, known online as Destiny, has recently made a career of tussling with right-wing figures for the entertainment of his followers, who total about 200,000 on YouTube and more than 500,000 on Twitch.
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"I want everyone out there watching to remember … that what unites us is so much bigger than what divides us," said Klobuchar, who had spent most of the night tussling angrily with Pete Buttigieg.
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Trump literally and figuratively took center stage, tussling with just about everyone at the debate, including moderator Megyn Kelly — a battle that would escalate to near all-out war between him and the news channel.
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After nearly 30 years of tussling, they decided that the Republic of Macedonia should henceforth style itself "North Macedonia", a formula implying that neither state has a monopoly on the historical legacy of the region.
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The fight quickly swelled into a major scuffle, and that's when the suspect, Reginald Wallace, pulled a handgun from his pocket and began firing into the tussling crowd, police said during a press conference Monday afternoon.
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The North American neighbours are tussling over the future of the NAFTA trade agreement they share with Mexico, and last week Canada launched a surprise attack on U.S. trade policy, initiating a wide-ranging WTO complaint.
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One lengthy closeup, a microcosm of the entire film, finds her staring into the mirror before Harry's funeral, first howling, then tussling with her tears, determined to square her shoulders and not be crushed by loss.
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After tussling with Economy Minister Giovanni Tria for weeks, the four-month old government on Thursday proposed a 2019 deficit that is, at 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), three times the previous administration's target.
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The European Union has sought to tighten quality controls on meat imports, tussling this year with Brazil over whether to ban meat shipments after a police investigation in the country uncovered corruption involving food-sanitation inspectors.
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Reading about writers writing about writing can be a wearying proposition, but in Unferth's hands this endeavor feels expansive rather than myopic, thanks to her perceptive humor and her fierce way of tussling with her thoughts.
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But Pelosi's move -- designed to boost leverage of Senate Democrats tussling with the GOP over the makeup of the trial -- has deprived the President of peace of mind on impeachment over his two-week holiday break.
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Activism can too, sometimes: tussling with a US senator when you haven't even begun AP gov class, and you're certain of the objective but fuzzy on the details, and can never let a whiff of uncertainty show.
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But the Saudis may also have had reservations about striking a deal involving Russia, which rivals it as the world's biggest producer, and with which it has been tussling for market share in Europe, India and elsewhere.
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She is joined by Lily (Elizabeth Teeter), who has been tussling with her father, T-Ray (Manoel Felciano)—her knees are red from being forced to kneel on grits as punishment, it seems, for having been born.
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Illustrated with an inventive mixed-media medley of drawings, stencils and Polaroids, the first-person story follows an archetypal artist tussling with creative block as he awakens one morning to write a story but is out of ideas.
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MUMBAI, India — India's top central banker resigned on Monday after tussling for months with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over its desire to exert more control over the bank's regulations and tap its reserves to increase government spending.
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It's the nightmare of travelers sitting near the emergency exit and the inevitable fate of bad guys tussling on a plane with James Bond—the door erupting open mid-flight, sucking them into the cold blue and white.
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Lulu, playing as Symmetra, was the breakout star of the Overwatch Puppy Rumble, having the highest amount of energy and getting into the most trouble through the match, mostly tussling with August (Sombra) and her own teammate Tabitha (Reaper).
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Thursday's debate touched on the finer points of criminal law and constitutional standards for impeachment as lawmakers dug into the details of the case, tussling over whether Trump's "high crimes and misdemeanors" actually met the threshold for his removal.
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GoF 3 has a free-to-play, in-app purchase supported model, which isn't my favorite thing in the world, but it's not terribly annoying and you still get the pleasure of wandering a wide open tussling with the locals.
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After a day spent tussling verbally with President Raul Castro over human rights, Obama will address the Cuban people in a speech from the Grand Theater of Havana that will be broadcast live by state media across the Caribbean island.
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With the European Union and Britain tussling over a post-Brexit deal on Monday ahead of talks scheduled for March, the currency weakened as investors grew nervous about the viability of a smooth trade deal between the two post divorce.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Sete Brasil Participações SA will file for protection from creditors as early as Friday, two sources said on Friday, as months of tussling with the rig builder's sole client and looming debt payments weighed on the company.
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The United States is seeking the release of Andrew Brunson, arrested in 2016 and currently under house arrest in western Turkey, and is tussling with Ankara over the detention of three Turkish U.S. consular staff, trade issues and differences over Syria.
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To keep it going, NOC chief Sanalla has to tour the country regularly, placating restive armed factions and local groups while at the same time tussling with the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli over budget and control over the oil sector.
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Netflix might be avoiding a clash, or the rumors might just have been wrong; either way, Daredevil's second season will have hero Matt Murdock tussling in different ways with cop-turned-vigilante Frank Castle (aka The Punisher) and love-interest-slash-assassin Elektra.
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After years of tussling, French energy company EDF this week finally agreed to fund and build Britain's next nuclear power plant—but rather than sign the contracts, the British government has further delayed the process by ordering a review of the project.
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In January 2015 the company announced that it was part of a joint venture which plans to bring at least 1,400 branches of Dunkin' Donuts to China in the next two decades, which will mean tussling with such fellow invaders as Starbucks and Costa Coffee.
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Comey has been tussling with Republicans on the House Judiciary and House Oversight committees, which are jointly investigating the FBI's decisions on inquiries into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server and whether Trump's election campaign coordinated with Russia.
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After initially tussling with allies like Australia and Mexico, and apparently refusing to shake Angela Merkel's hand for a photo, Trump has partially adapted to reality on foreign policy, abandoning his positions on two Chinas, on China's currency and on the Iran nuclear program.
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"The president has never been much bothered by shaking up international conventions, so tussling with foreign leaders, by those standards, isn't a bad thing from his perspective," said Antonia Ferrier, a former aide to Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader.
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And of course, there was the assertive Omarosa Manigault — whose future as a Trump White House adviser surpassed the ability of any crystal ball — tussling with just about everyone, comfortably filling the token role of Angry Black Woman the producers may have had in mind.
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In France, New York hedge fund Elliott Management is currently piling pressure on drinks giant Pernod Ricard , CIAM is tussling with reinsurer Scor, Amber Capital has acquired a stake in Lagardere and Searchlight Capital Partners said earlier this week it was investing in aeronautics company Latecoere.
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The about-face for ESPN continues a calamitous six months for the company, which has included laying off 100 employees, a self-inflicted controversy around a broadcaster named Robert Lee and tussling with the White House over "SportsCenter" anchor Jemele Hill's tweets and her subsequent suspension.
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But it's the offhand remarks about cult figures like Yotam Ottolenghi (who admits to a weakness for drugstore candy and claims to have had more trouble mastering pastry than he did, as a philosophy grad student, tussling with Hegel) that move Kramer's writing from informative to irresistible.
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In France, New York hedge fund Elliott Management is currently piling pressure on drinks giant Pernod Ricard, CIAM is tussling with reinsurer Scor, Amber Capital has acquired a stake in Lagardere and Searchlight Capital Partners said earlier this week it was investing in aeronautics company Latecoere.
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Actors: Essie Davis, Noah Wiseman, Daniel HenshallDirector: Jennifer Kent In this scene about a widowed mother dealing with the supernatural creepiness of a monster lurking in her house, it's this sequence when Amelia hides under her covers and we hear the twisted voice tussling to get a word out.
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Two large regional powers on either side of the Sunni-Shiite Islamic sectarian divide, Saudi Arabia and Iran have been engaged in a longstanding cold war, tussling for influence in countries in their sphere of influence, especially Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, where Saudi-led bombing has left thousands of civilians dead.
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Tussling with such conundrums, we are obviously a long way below the level of the law; and indeed the whole thrust of the show is to give us a world in which the law has not yet formed, a Jurassic Park that has not yet given birth to its keepers.
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Slovenia committed to selling the state-owned lender in exchange for the European Commission's approval of state aid to NLB in 2013.. Politicians have also been tussling over reforms to the ineffective state health service and to the pension system to ease the burden of a rapidly ageing population on the state budget.
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Other than the surreal presence of airplanes across the way, the throng of students crowding the front of the building at the end of the school day looks deceptively like any other high school at 3:30 in the afternoon — boys tussling, backpacks tossed down every which way and a couple kissing just a ways off.
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I would like to say that the tournament that followed was a riveting display of girl power in a cultural moment of female superheroes, but, to be honest, it was surprisingly easy to disengage with the plot, which was contained to a small platform overlooking the arena and progressed in bursts between several elaborate processions on horseback, the releasing of a falcon, and a lot of dramatic tussling among the knights.
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It's been increasing those investments while tussling with four other Southeast Asian nations, including Brunei, over competing claims to islets and atolls in the South China Sea "Building good relations and offering big investments are part of China's strategy to split Southeast Asian nations to ensure there is no consensus on South China Sea matters," said Jatswan Singh, associate professor at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, who has authored four books on Brunei.
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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 and 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 clashed vigorously on illegal immigration during the Republican presidential debate Saturday night, with the candidates at one point tussling over who speaks Spanish.
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