To his credit, Jackson has been unbowed by the losing.
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Still, the mood at the offices last week seemed unbowed.
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The mayor, who is also an evangelical preacher, was unbowed.
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He is also warm and surprisingly unbowed, given the circumstances.
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"We love this job," Sessions, seemingly unbowed by Trump's smackdown, said.
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"It's not a dictatorship," France Unbowed legislator Eric Coquerel told CNews.
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The political press has been similarly, encouragingly, unbowed by Trump's rise.
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UN insiders profess themselves frustrated but unbowed by the string of withdrawals.
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Trump is anti-intellectual, horribly immoral, and yet Ryan's endorsement stands unbowed.
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France Unbowed has been much more vocal than the conservatives or Socialists.
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Mr. Trump, unbowed by the criticism, said Mr. Obama was coddling terrorists.
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Keys, often sarcastic and downtrodden in defeat, was unbowed by the setback.
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But six candidates from Jean-Luc Mélenchon's leftist France Unbowed party did.
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Yet he remained unbowed, even as he sought to address the criticism.
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They reinforce his image as an insurgent, unbowed by establishment rules of decorum.
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It put France Unbowed at 15 percent and the Socialists at nine percent.
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Clinton, unbowed, indicated she would continue to use it against him going forward.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in 2014, is unbowed in his commitment to fiscal austerity.
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They often showed him in his boxing days -- strong, unrepentant, defiant, unbowed and beautiful.
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That put it just ahead of the far-left La France Insoumise (France Unbowed).
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern Contra Dances," dance and music by Unbowed and Bob Isaacs.
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Trump remains unbowed, however, for the Kick Ass ethic does not include learning from mistakes.
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The more Modi gloats, the more Pakistan will be compelled to show it remains unbowed.
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Programming, bad or good, was about one thing: the insistence of presence—black and unbowed.
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PBMs remain unbowed, arguing they are the most able to stand up to Big Pharma.
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A confident-sounding Trump was unbowed and dismissed the attacks from his center-stage position.
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On Thursday, Indonesian President Joko Widodo said the nation will remain unbowed after the attacks.
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The southern heritage I embrace is the legacy of a people unbowed by racial oppression.
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"ISIS is unbowed by its battlefield defeats and the loss of its caliphate," Hoffman writes.
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Unbowed, state legislators have proposed a suite of bills that would increase local rent-control capacities.
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In the ad Mrs Clinton comes across as a battered-but-unbowed, worldly-but-compassionate matriarch.
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A second France Unbowed parliamentarian said the French public was being misinformed about events in Venezuela.
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The President stood unbowed and unapologetic after eight tough years, an unrepentant champion of hope and change.
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Season 27, Episode 23: "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" Yikes is all I have to say about this episode.
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Its staff will fight on, unbowed and unafraid, with the courage to which you have become accustomed.
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Despite heavy criticism for his rhetoric (and policies) regarding the country's immigration issue, Trump has remained unbowed.
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Still they remain unbowed in their support for the ideals they fought for so many years ago.
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Melenchon's resurgent France Unbowed and the Communist Party were on course to win 26 to 30 seats.
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A similar accusation was leveled by Clementine Autain, a lawmaker from the far-left France Unbowed party.
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The church seems unbowed by Mr. Duterte's lashings; some of its responses have been blistering or provocative.
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"There's a spectacular underrepresentation of the National Front and of the France Unbowed party," Mr. Garrigues said.
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The formal institutions of American democracy still stand strong, unbowed in the face of a bumbling demagogue.
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There's a scene in "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" in which Ramsey's jilted lover Myranda bathes Sansa before their nuptials.
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But he is also considering Jean-Luc Melenchon, the far-left standard-bearer of the "France Unbowed" Party.
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At least for now, Amash—among the Congressional Republicans most critical of Trump —appeared unbowed by Scavino's challenge.
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Unbowed, the same group is organising an event in Chengdu this month, encouraged by support on social media.
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She is unafraid and undeterred by attacks from her critics and unbowed by external pressure from the media.
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Unbowed, the same group is organizing an event in Chengdu this month, encouraged by support on social media.
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"It is France Unbowed which will call the country, when the moment comes, to social resistance," Melenchon said.
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And this photo, taken by photographer Andres Kudacki, perfectly captures that spirit -- of a city unbowed and unafraid.
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France Unbowed leader Jean-Luc Melenchon saw a surge in support during his failed presidential bid this year.
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Donors were unbowed when told that the president's party historically loses seats in the first midterm election cycle.
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He was unbowed and proud, but adamant that he'd left the Mafia behind after his last prison stint.
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He also demonstrated a remarkable ability to fend off incursions from political rivals and investigators, inevitably emerging unbowed.
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Cora was unbowed, jabbing the space in front of Hamari with his index finger and yelling at him.
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"It used to mean — bylines used to mean something in journalism," she said, her Texas accent still unbowed.
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Unbowed Ahok succeeded President Joko Widodo as governor of Jakarta in 2014 and is currently standing for re-election.
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While Democrats see it as an unbroken and unbowed success, Republicans see it as a persistent creep towards socialism.
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So that they may walk head up, unbowed, and unafraid to live their lives in freedom, solidarity and power.
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The far left France Unbowed party was seen winning 13 percent while the Socialists were seen at eight percent.
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In keeping with that game's custom, only the league's worst teams receive that opportunity, but the 49ers were unbowed.
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In legislative elections in June, the National Front did not fare as well as Mr. Mélenchon's France Unbowed party.
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Bloodied but unbowed, Suanluang desperately chased the knock out with a plague of shots to little effect in Round 5.
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Political opponents from the hard-left France Insoumise (Unbowed?) party mocked the speech as a "tedious exercise of self-congratulation".
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Russia remained unbowed and its Western rivals challenged it more aggressively, erasing most of whatever hope remained for diplomatic progress.
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Sal F. Albanese, a lawyer and former city councilman, is on his third run for City Hall, unbowed by defeat.
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On the left, that candidate was Jean-Luc Mélenchon, whose "Unbowed France" movement gained almost 20 percent of the vote.
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The power of grass is precisely that it's "not luxurious," she said, but accessible to all, a steady, unbowed presence.
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In 1971, still unbowed, she wrote to another president with another bold proposal: that Nixon nominate her to the Supreme Court.
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I am very, you know, unbowed and unbroken about what happened, because I don't want it to happen to anybody else.
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The government appeared unbowed, releasing a statement late Sunday recognizing the "large" size of the march though vowing to press ahead.
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The unbowed Ms Le Pen and Nigel Farage, a British Eurosceptic, toured Europe stirring up nationalists at vast "Patriotic spring" rallies.
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But the Justice Department has been unbowed, and the attorney general, Loretta Lynch, has made clear her commitment to transgender rights.
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Months after forensic evidence led to the exoneration and release of two death row prisoners in 2014, Mr. Britt was unbowed.
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Lawmakers from Fillon's party, The Republicans, voted against the text, while Socialist legislators from France Unbowed and the Communist Party abstained.
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He is an archetype of the principled dissident: uncompromising in the face of power, generous to his comrades, unbowed by adversity.
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Jagged lines were all he could manage, but he remained unbowed, asking me to transcribe the conversations regarding his recovery plan.
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" At battle's end, the Allied troops "had taken every punch the Germans could land and were still standing — bloody but unbowed.
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A human rights lawyer of gleaming eye and bristling energy, he is unbowed after a long imprisonment by the Burmese military.
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" The far-left France Unbowed movement and its Communist allies are boycotting Monday's speech at Versailles, calling Mr. Macron "pharaoh-like.
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Battered but unbowed, no closer to a Cup than he was when the day dawned, he gets another chance on Wednesday.
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Discouraged but unbowed, Chike made a reservation, obtained approval from the administration, and took his evangelization efforts to a speech zone.
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Unbowed and unapologetic, Waters threatens the racial and gendered status quo precisely because she highlights this administration's extreme and heartless brutality.
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What happened to John Luther after we last saw him striding unbowed through the streets of his city, his blood red London?
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Dan Russo, an attorney for Quinn, told the San Francisco Chronicle the experience will be "a nightmare," but the couple is unbowed.
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But Biden's defense of his actions also served to remind Democratic primary voters that he was unbowed by pressure from the left.
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Privately, sources close to the White House were unbowed and dismissive of what they described as predictable hysteria over Trump's vulgar remarks.
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Taylor said she was unbowed by the attacks from the law enforcement family, but rejection from her fellow African-Americans cuts deep.
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Rabbi says congregants unbowed The shooting struck at the heart of Pittsburgh's historically Jewish Squirrel Hill neighborhood and reverberated across the nation.
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The same may hold for the dominant new force on the far left, the France Unbowed movement, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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Now, Ms. Le Pen's National Front has just two seats, and France Unbowed, formed just last year, has no presence at all.
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Unbowed and determined to relay the horrors of fascism to readers at home, she became a stringer in Europe for several American newspapers.
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"France unbowed" attributes the nation's problems to various nefarious forces, including Europeanization, globalization, and wealthy capitalists; and Mélenchon is also wary of immigration.
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New Yorkers set an example for Americans and sent a powerful message to the world by continuing on with their Halloween celebrations unbowed.
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Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals are unbowed after the first game of the Stanley Cup Final went to the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Aja, the runner-up, revealed she would've sent home Chi Chi DeVayne, and Chi Chi, unbowed by her near-elimination, questioned Milk's talent.
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And by and large, the women these actresses portray onscreen are not "likable" in the traditional sense but instead wily, ferocious and unbowed.
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Bloodied but unbowed, the champ, an orthodox fighter like the challenger, came back and engaged Hari with focused, technical aggression in round 20173.
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The situation in Venezuela has a particular resonance in France, where the far-left France Unbowed party, currently Macron's most vocal opponent, backs Maduro.
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Unbowed, Harris said he will continue to talk about Ms. Dhu's case and the need to stop black deaths in custody everywhere he can.
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Yet at the annual meeting of China's national legislature, which began last month, Communist Party officials from Xinjiang appeared serenely unbowed about the policies.
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But Mr. Gui's latest disappearance suggests that at least some in the Chinese security forces remain unbowed by the criticisms of the secretive detentions.
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"It's not these kind of methods that will drive back the far right," tweeted Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the leftist France Unbowed party.
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"What surprised me was how completely unbowed President Obama was, how certain he was that the country would find its way," Mr. Díaz wrote.
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But he is still there, unbowed and decent, and that may be an asset in a bitter political era when such qualities seem quaint.
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Unbowed, Andrés joined the I Am an Immigrant movement, and has spoken out against the Republican Presidential candidate's policies, on Twitter and in person.
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In 1996 he was sentenced to three years in a labour camp, emerging unbowed to go on writing about politics at his usual terrific rate.
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On Sunday, the hard-left France Insoumise (France Unbowed) said it had raised 300,000 euros in the first few hours of launching a crowdfunding appeal.
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Unbowed, he followed up with a strong showing on Friday, at two under par, and put together another fine afternoon on Saturday at one below.
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"Fisher's legacy includes her written words — cutting, clever, observant, self-aware and unbowed," the science fiction writer John Scalzi wrote in The Los Angeles Times.
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Ivan Perisic and Mandzukic replied for Croatia, who ended beaten but unbowed after making much of the running in their first appearance in the final.
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"For now, he's winning the game, no point in hiding it," Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of France Unbowed, said in a television interview last weekend.
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However, Democrats are unbowed and believe the defection is a one-off set off by local pressure from Democrats rather than those on the right.
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While talking to the beaten but unbowed members of the real journalism community here, I heard eerie hints of Trumpian proclamations in their war stories.
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Maathai was also the author of four books during her lifetime: The Green Belt Movement, Unbowed: A Memoir, The Challenge for Africa and Replenishing the Earth.
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Sansa Stark's Rape Episode(s): Season 5's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" There are a number of reasons Ramsay Bolton's (Iwan Rheon) rape of Sansa Stark is controversial.
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The far-left France Unbowed party is on 13 percent and the Socialist Party on 9 percent, the poll for Les Echos newspaper and Radio Classique found.
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"What happened to John Luther after we last saw him striding unbowed through the streets of his city, his blood red London," Cross said in a statement.
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As the Trump reelection effort focuses on the Rust Belt and winning the Electoral College next year, his campaign is unbowed by the weakness in recent data.
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Earlier Thursday, in Suwannee, a group of die-hards sat near a convenience store, glasses of cranberry and vodka in their hands, unbowed by the approaching storm.
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By the end, it is clear that the white supremacy responsible for killing black bodies and stealing land and property remains, to this day, unbowed and unrepentant.
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By the end, it is clear that the white supremacy responsible for killing black bodies and stealing land and property remains, to this day, unbowed and unrepentant.
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He emerged unbowed in his belief in "the world's greatest republic, a nation of ideals, not blood and soil," as he put it in his farewell letter.
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On the worst days I sit before my laptop and pour out my feelings to the only person who can take in my sorrow and remain unbowed.
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Instead, his France Unbowed movement is organizing an online "consultation" asking supporters whether they plan to vote for Mr. Macron, abstain or vote with a blank ballot.
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Although a blizzard is howling, he sets off, unbowed, like a polar explorer, and trudges all of ten feet before reaching the haven of an Uber car.
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I wanted the game to take me all the way—to being safe and secure in the arms of indomitable parents unbowed by illness or loss or time.
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Trump's belief in his ability to generate support through campaign-style rallies and his tens of millions of social media followers is, despite consistently low approval numbers, unbowed.
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The far-right National Front was on course to win between one and five seats, and the hard-left France Unbowed party between five and 15, it forecast.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left France Unbowed party, said Macron and his allies were locked in a battle with the Senate that was without precedent.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about the economic policies of the president of France, Emmanuel Macron, misspelled the surname of a firebrand of France Unbowed, a leftist party.
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The new France Unbowed movement of Jean-Luc Melenchon would bolster the left of the EU spectrum, adding eight seats to its current one in Brussels and Strasbourg.
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Clinton's alma mater, cheered her thunderously and treated her like a returning hero — if not one who had conquered, at least one who in their eyes remained unbowed.
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Ms. Le Pen's party got about 13.5 percent of the vote nationwide in the weekend elections, a precipitous drop, and France Unbowed did not quite reach 11 percent.
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The far right National Front was seen winning 18 percent of the vote while the hard-left France Unbowed at 11.5 percent and the Socialists at 8.5 percent.
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And Sanders has favored sweeping, easy-to-understand plans that are at the vanguard of the party's most progressive wing — presenting himself as unbowed to the concerns of centrists.
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Unbowed by the defeat, Ms. Ruiz directed a group of high school students who had volunteered to knock on doors across Latino enclaves in Phoenix to register eligible voters.
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France&aposs hardleft La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) party, which has only a small representation in parliament, said it was time work out an exit from the Sahel region.
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Knowing that they were critical to delivering the House back to their party, the veterans seem unbowed, for now, to pressures from some Democrats to adhere to party lines.
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Mr. Ruffin sits in Parliament today as a member of the far-left party La France Insoumise, or France Unbowed, led by the longtime political firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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"This is nothing less than a crude attempt at controlling information and its means of diffusion," Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the France Unbowed party, wrote on his blog.
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On Tuesday, the police carried out searches at the homes and offices of officials of the main opposition party on Mr. Macron's left, La France Insoumise, or France Unbowed.
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Returns showed that the National Front would take about 13.5 percent of the vote, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon's leftist France Unbowed Party was expected to win just 463 percent.
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The 68-year-old head of La France Insoumise (France Unbowed), famous for his emotional style, has cast the trial as political, saying the aim was to destroy him.
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Unbowed, Netanyahu has denied the charges and sought to turn these criminal investigations to his advantage, portraying them as a witch-hunt, led by a left-wing media elite.
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To support his candidacy, Mélenchon had founded a new political movement, La France insoumise (France unbowed) which, as its name indicates, bears disturbing resemblances to the sovereignty-obsessed National Front.
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" Chelsea added, "I don't know her, but as someone who respects her, I'm so grateful that she persists, and is unbowed, and is doing work she feels called to do.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump sat forward on the edge of his chair and chatted at length with reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday, unbowed but for him a little subdued.
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WASHINGTON – Unbowed by criticism over his Helsinki summit, President Donald Trump extended an invitation to Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet in Washington in the fall, the White House said Thursday.
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A Wednesday report in The New York Times paints a contradictory of President Donald Trump's position in an ongoing shutdown of the federal government: publicly unbowed but, at times, privately dismayed.
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Now representatives from the French Communist Party, the Socialist Party and the far-left populist movement France Unbowed (La France Insoumise) have come together to table the motion against Macron's government.
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Washington, who executive-produced the film, plays Hill as principled, intelligent, and unbowed in the wake of aggressive and humiliating inquiry, but still wounded and baffled at what her life's become.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, the leader of the far left France Unbowed party, was among those promising a "social struggle" if Macron bulldozed workers' rights, which are cherished by many in France.
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Both far-left 'France Unbowed' leader Jean-Luc Melenchon and far-right National Front chief Marine Le Pen have so far been viewed as stronger opponents to Macron, polls have shown.
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Unbowed by their defeat in court, the government quickly appealed the judge's ruling and brought a new round of charges, this time accusing individuals involved in the 2012 truce of extortion.
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Hanson says it's helpful to think of yourself as a sturdy tree weathering a storm: The thoughts and feelings of others blow by while you stand open to them but unbowed.
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In addition to union members, some supporters of the far-left France Unbowed movement, which is headed by the former presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon, also turned out for the march.
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The leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon, a powerful orator, has had the best of parliamentary debates – though his party, France Insoumise (France Unbowed), has a mere 17 seats in the National Assembly.
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Activists say they are unbowed in the face of the brutal attack on Jimmy Sham, convenor of the Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), in Kowloon's Mong Kok area of the city.
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Melenchon, founder of the "France Unbowed" party, has split the left-wing vote and turned the Socialists into also-rans after five years of unpopular rule by Socialist President Francois Hollande.
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The season five episode "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" featured the wedding of young Sansa Stark, a teenager, to the vicious, psychopathic Ramsay Bolton, who had swept in and taken command of Winterfell.
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" Unbowed by mounting bipartisan criticism of a policy that separates some immigrant children and parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump says, "I say it&aposs very strongly the Democrats&apos fault.
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In his question-and-answer session with reporters, Obama said that after two terms of political warfare with Republicans, he was emerging unbowed in his faith in the US and its citizens.
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All this means LR has struggled to make its voice heard since Macron's election, while the far-left France Unbowed of Jean-Luc Melenchon, with only 17 lawmakers, has been very vocal.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, head of the left-wing La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) party, who sees himself as the main voice of opposition, has described Macron's proposals as a "social coup d'etat".
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Unbowed, according to some trade news outlets, Mr. Spielberg was to propose his rule change at an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences board meeting on Tuesday night in Beverly Hills.
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Meanwhile, outside his party headquarters in the raffish neighborhood of the Gare du Nord in Paris, an enraged Mr. Mélenchon, the France Unbowed chief, got right down Tuesday to blasting Mr. Castaner.
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How Mr. Trump — a former Democrat who once declared, "I'm very pro choice" — became an unbowed voice for the anti-abortion movement is a story of savvy political transformation and bald expedience.
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Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu, who on Thursday jettisoned his justice minister and the architect of the decree, remains unbowed, insisting the decree was justified but rescinded in the interests of social unity.
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Both far-left 'France Unbowed' leader Jean-Luc Melenchon and far-right National Front chief Marine Le Pen are viewed as stronger opponents to Macron, an Odoxa poll showed at the weekend.
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In case it wasn't already clear, the insurgent freshmen who promised bold and uncompromising action, uninterested in and unbowed by the strictures of the status quo, are showing no signs of wavering.
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So too did Jean-Luc Melenchon, head of hard-left party La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) and far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who both demanded the government unwind its fuel tax hikes.
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With a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 50%, it ranks even lower than season 5's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," (54%) which featured Sansa Stark's brutal, controversial rape at the hands of Ramsay Bolton.
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Lawmakers across the political divide supported the extension except those from Jean-Luc Melenchon's hard-left France Unbowed party and the Communist party, which both deem the emergency rule dangerous for civil liberties.
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Unbowed, Rousseff told senators that history would judge them by their votes and recalled her trial under the military dictatorship in 1970, when officers hid their faces to not be recognized in photographs.
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The radical left represented by the France Insoumise party, or France Unbowed, which is led by the anticapitalist firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon, has also tried to weld itself onto the Yellow Vest movement.
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Mr. Taylor was unbowed: "As I testified, Mr. Jordan, this came from Mr. Sondland," he said, referring to Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union and an ally of Mr. Trump.
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Just off Baghdad's Tahrir Square, ground zero for a protest movement that remains unbowed despite the deaths of hundreds of demonstrators in a government crackdown, protesters have set up a "wall of wishes".
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In a series of tweets, and with controversy still swirling around Russia's role in a series of high-profile cyber attacks, Trump appeared unbowed by accusations that Russia successfully interfered with the November election.
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In the United States, lynching was not an experience from which a man would emerge a Supreme Court Justice, or a mildly chastened but unbowed president, or even a lieutenant governor still in office.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left France Unbowed party, has also urged students to mobilise after his early attempts to get workers onto the streets against the easing of unemployment laws failed.
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The raids took place at the offices of La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) in central Paris and Melenchon's private residence, where hundreds of supporters gathered at his urging to protest against the police action.
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However, France's second-biggest union, the CGT, is staunchly opposed to the reform and has called for nation-wide protests on Sept 12, which the far-left France Unbowed party will take part in.
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"This isn't a 21st-century law in our eyes, but a law from the era of news channels and binary debate," Alex Corbière, a deputy from the left-wing Unbowed France party told CNN yesterday.
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Opposition lawmakers from three parties including the far-left France Unbowed boycotted Macron's address, and about 100 Communists wearing the red caps of the French revolutionaries of 1789 demonstrated in front of Versailles' town hall.
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Melenchon's "France Unbowed" movement had a similar anti-globalization, pro-worker protection message to Le Pen's, but is sharply opposed to her position that immigration and radical Islam are at the roots of France's problems.
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While the people sang songs about Nelson Mandela, it was Madikizela-Mandela, unbowed, courageous and unyielding, who kept the untethered hope of the people focused and alive during the horrors perpetrated by the apartheid regime.
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Here we go again: the politicians talking of London's strength and the indomitable spirit of the Blitz — forever part of "our finest hour" when Britons were unbowed even as the Luftwaffe's bombs rained at night.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the leftist party France Unbowed, said it was an "exceptionally serious affair" and that the presidency needed to clarify who was responsible for letting Mr. Benalla attend the demonstration.
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Some of them support left-wing movements — Jeremy Corbyn's anti-Blairite section of the Labour Party, Podemos in Spain and the insurgent France Unbowed — that seek to once again unite the student left and workers.
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The role of chief opponent has been assumed by Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left France Insoumise (France Unbowed), who together with unions is leading calls for mass protests against reforms planned by Macron.
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Lyubov Sobol, another Navalny ally barred from running, posted a flyer for the rally on her social media page late on Wednesday, while Navalny's followers said in a statement on Thursday they were angry but unbowed.
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Unbowed, England was inspired by Roy Hodgson's two halftime substitutions — both of whom scored — and came back to record its first victory in a major tournament in a game in which it trailed at the interval.
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There are also deep divisions in the Socialist party after five years in government under Francois Hollande's presidency - made worse by the emergence of France Unbowed, a leftist movement led by the charismatic Jean-Luc Melenchon.
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While the Canadian authorities have all but ruled out terrorism, I noticed a striking parallel between the aftermath of the Toronto attack and others I have covered: people getting on with their lives, unbowed by fear.
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Polls show them both with clear, if tightening, leads over the scandal-plagued Republican candidate, François Fillon, and an extreme leftist, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, of the Unbowed France movement, whose support has surged in recent days.
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She remained steadfast and unbowed throughout, emerging to punch the air triumphantly in the clenched-fist salute of black power as she walked hand-in-hand with Mandela out of Cape Town's Victor Verster prison on Feb.
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"It's up to us to demonstrate after an event like Bayonne to ensure the freedom of religion and thought that goes with it," the head of the far left France Unbowed party, Jean-Luc Melenchon, told journalists.
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Hair was no longer as defining politically, but it still spoke to the tribe we identify with, be it aging white men with the grad school look, free spirits, no matter thinning and receding, unbowed by time.
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France's second-largest union the CGT and Melenchon's France Unbowed party are the main opponents of the plan, which includes a cap on payouts for dismissals adjudged unfair and greater freedom for employers to hire and fire.
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At a time of shifting allegiances and rising competitors in the world, we have no better friend than Ukraine -- a scrappy, unbowed, determined, and above all dignified people who are standing up against Russian authoritarianism and aggression.
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The politician and a group of backers from his France Insoumise (France Unbowed) party eventually pushed their way into the room, where there was more pushing and shoving and a scuffle involving a policeman and an unidentified person.
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Instead, far-leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon and his France Unbowed party, whose 17 lawmakers have been vocal opponents to Macron since their election in June, in particular on labor reform, are seen as the new president's strongest foes.
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"He pulled no punches in exposing the depth of corruption with a dramatic flair, and was unbowed in his attempt to determine the facts," the former New York City police commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said in an email.
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Schumer kept up his requests over the weekend to have four key Trump administration figures testify at the Senate trial, imploring four Senate Republicans to break ranks and back the call, but McConnell remains unbowed by the pressure.
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But Democrats, after months of holding back, were unbowed, demanding the full whistle-blower complaint and other documentation about White House dealings with Ukraine, even as they pushed toward an expansive impeachment inquiry that could encompass unrelated charges.
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On one level, these rankings are a little off — I think all six episodes of Game of Thrones' eighth and final season, whatever my issues with them, are better than "Unbowed," which is a bad episode of television!
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Maybe it's because Hillary Clinton won the popular vote, or because so many of Trump's policies target so many, or because we've come too far to be whitelashed back, but right now most people I talk to are unbowed.
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"I ask my friends everywhere in the country to organize rallies for July 12," said Melenchon, the head of the France Unbowed party who gathered one in five votes in the first round of the presidential election in April.
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All of which is to say that if there's anyone out there who is equipped to take cancer and put a submission hold on it, it's the type of man Bret Hart is: weathered but unbowed, scarred but unbeaten.
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"This isn't a 21st century law in our eyes, but a law from the era of news channels and binary debate," said Alexis Corbière, a deputy from the left-wing Unbowed France party, in a quote obtained by CNN.
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France Unbowed has 17 lawmakers and so can do little to block reforms in the 577-strong parliament but Melenchon is popular and attracted 19.6 percent of the votes in the first round of the presidential election in April.
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"You don't need me to tell you what you have to do," Mr. Mélenchon said, before adding that he would organize the coming legislative elections for his movement, Unbowed France, without saying whether he would run in those contests.
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At a time when many Americans are worried once again about the wisdom and compassion of their elected leaders, "How to Survive a Plague" offers a salient reminder of what can be achieved by citizens who remain unbowed and unbroken.
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The company has even remained unbowed in the wake of Ronan Farrow's New Yorker investigation of CBS Corporation CEO Leslie Moonves, which included accounts from six women who accused the network chief of sexual harassment, sexual assault, and professional retaliation.
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Even more particularly, it's tragic given that "Stormborn" is the 11th episode written by Bryan Cogman, whose most famous work on this show so far was the season 5 episode "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," depicting Sansa Stark's wedding night with Ramsay Bolton.
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It's still very much a Primordial album, with all of the melancholy melodies, explosive percussion, grave-born riffs, and heavy metal thunder that that entails, but a more restrained, thoughtful version thereof; here, our somber warriors sound weary, but unbowed.
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"We are going to carry a message (and) this message must be heard by the strong-headed Emmanuel Macron," Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far left France Unbowed party, told a cheering crowd in the southern port city of Marseille.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lawmakers from the hard-left France Unbowed party on Wednesday defended Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro against criticism from the United States and European Union following a disputed vote that gave the leader and his allies sweeping new powers.
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In the capital's 18th district, best-known for the Sacre-Coeur basilica which sits atop Montmartre, Dhorasoo, a 46-year-old former Paris St Germain player, is the mayoral candidate of the far-left party, La France Insoumise (France unbowed).
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Then there is North Korea, which keeps testing missiles, including one this week in advance of Trump's meeting with President Xi Jinping of China, a clear message that North Korea continues its weapons program unbowed by pressure from America or China.
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To embrace him is to be seduced by his gifts: the hands that are as quick as a lizard's tongue; the strong arm; and the capacity to be unbowed, often wearing a smile or chomping on gum, in a big moment.
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FN chief Marine Le Pen topped the first round of the presidential election in April in Vincini's Occitanie region, and Jean-Luc Melenchon's far-left France Unbowed, which helped kill the Socialists' chances in the presidentials, is getting stronger there.
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For instance, the far-right party of Marine Le Pen, the National Front, received 21 percent of the vote in the election's first round, and the far-left party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, France Unbowed, took close to 20 percent.
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So much so that the France Unbowed movement of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the hard-left candidate who received 19.6 percent of the first-round vote, announced that its members were not inclined to turn out for Mr. Macron on Sunday.
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But it was Rose's brief appearance, alive and defiant, bruised but unbowed, that I teared up at, after terrible rumors that she might have been written out from the final episode after the boiling outrage from the most regressive reaches of the fandom.
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Jeremy Corbyn's closest French counterpart was really Jean-Luc Mélenchon, whose La France insoumise (France unbowed) handily beat the Socialists in the voting on June 11, although it should end up with a roughly comparable number of legislative seats after the second round.
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But so far street protests organised by the CGT and the hard-left France Unbowed party have shown no signs of forcing the government into a climbdown, and attendance at their marches has been lower than in past eras of labour strife.
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The Opinionway poll showed Macron's centrist Republic on the Move (LREM) party winning 30 percent of the vote in the first round, The Republicans party 21 percent, the far-right National Front 18 percent and the hard-left France Unbowed party 12 percent.
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The former U.S. vice president survived another Democratic debate on Thursday largely unbloodied and unbowed, leaving those on the margins of the race for the party's 2020 nomination wondering if their time to gain ground on the front-runner is running out.
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Yet for much of the day, Mr. Biden and his campaign appeared publicly unbowed and intent on defending, or at least explaining, his worldview of politics, which is rooted in his early days in the Senate when, he said, legislators who disagreed still worked together.
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"It seems to me that five years to reconstruct a cathedral is a little bit short; five years to have to put up with Emmanuel Macron's speeches is a bit long," said Manuel Bompard, a leader of the leftist party France Insoumise, or France Unbowed.
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One faction insists the party needs to pursue the leftward, anticapitalist, protectionist, anti-European and anti-euro drift that Ms. Le Pen tried to push during the race, in an attempt to take voters from the Communists, Socialists and far-left France Unbowed party.
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"We've got to continue to mobilize, until they pull the whole plan, pure and simple," Eric Coquerel, a representative in Parliament and a leading voice in the far-left France Unbowed party, told French television Saturday afternoon, as police sirens blared in the background.
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Apparently defeated but decidedly unbowed, he has brought his campaign to Capitol Hill, most visibly in the large security detail that surrounds him as he moves about ("He is very secure," noted Senator Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina) but also in his comportment with his colleagues.
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Unbowed, SpaceX and its founder Mr. Musk have plowed on, with 22 consecutive launches of its Falcon and a maiden flight in February for the Falcon Heavy, the world's most powerful rocket, which shot one of Mr. Musk's Tesla convertibles past Mars into orbit around the sun.
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The fiery leader of France Unbowed, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, filmed the search at his home on his phone and later angrily denounced an "enormous political police operation," roaring to supporters in the kind of polemical harangue that has earned him a devoted, if still limited, following.
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" In the debate on Monday, Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the leftist France Unbowed party, said in remarks directed at the government: "You want to make the immigrant, once again, into a scapegoat, rather than the financier who pillages our wealth through fraud and tax evasion.
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The second episode, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," ranks the highest of the six, with an 8.0, but it's still behind season five's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," IMDB's lowest-ranked episode of Game of Thrones that's not in the final season, with a score of 8.1.
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In an interview Thursday, Mr. Blatter, the president of world soccer's governing body for 18 years and a central cog in its operation for more than four decades, was alternately upbeat and reflective, wistful and whimsical, spiritual and — perhaps most of all — unbowed regarding how he will remembered.
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He sees the new political landscape dividing loosely into three: a Left, likely inspired by Melenchon's "France Unbowed" movement; a liberal center with elements from the traditional mainstream parties; and a hard right encompassing Le Pen's far-right nationalists and the more conservative elements of the current Republicans.
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That remark appeared aimed at lawmakers from the far-left France Insoumise (France Unbowed), who in July piled up pasta and a pot of tomato sauce on their bench in parliament to show how much students would lose out on with a 5 euro cut in housing subsidies.
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This sort of white voter is attracted to Trump for the same reason that certain corners of the internet love Yiannopoulos: They see someone who is unbowed by the left-wing multicultural establishment, who's willing to stand up for what they see as their rights and their interests.
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Still, some novel political coalitions may hold promise: François Ruffin — a member of the left-wing party La France Insoumise, or France Unbowed, with an independent streak and working-class credentials — is hoping to build an "eco-populist alliance," uniting urban green voters with disaffected inhabitants of deindustrialized France.
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But empowered by a rock-informed groove overseen by French-Irish Mbongwana Star producer Liam Farrell, the music is unbowed and declarative as it subordinates squarely rousing Euro-America to polyrhthmically engaged Africa—an Africa represented by Panzi Hospital in southern Congo, where 200 of the 350 beds go to rape survivors.
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His trip to Budapest and Kyiv suggests that he is unbowed by the intense scrutiny that has enveloped him and his associates, including revelations from the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday of frequent calls from Mr. Giuliani to the White House and other figures in the pressure campaign at key moments this year.
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The quarterback Y. A. Tittle became the image of both defiant resilience and valorous defeat, leading the Giants to three titles after the San Francisco 49ers had cast him off as too old, and then, when age had caught up to him, being immortalized in a timeless photograph as a bloodied but unbowed warrior.
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Robert Altman also gets a song, as does an unnamed sack of shit she resists in her mind by imagining she's Tony Soprano, Lucky Thompson, or Walter White—the NAACP one not the Breaking Bad one, as Wikipedia helped me figure out, after which I looked up the unbowed Thompson and recalled that Soprano had a specialty in assassinations.
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"He's surrounded by people who sing his praises day and night, and he's never been confronted with the essence of what it is to manage power," said Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the opposition to Mr. Macron in Parliament and head of the left-wing La France Insoumise party, or France Unbowed, in a telephone interview on Monday.
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The vows to carry on with unbowed calm, the acts of generosity and the coming-together of strangers are uplifting; but we know that lives are in fact changed, conversations are in fact different, children do in fact look more vulnerable, unity does in fact abate, and the itch of hatred and intolerance does in fact stir.
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In late November, 42 percent of self-identified gilets told the pollster ELABE that they had supported Marine Le Pen in the first round of the 2017 elections—more than twice as many as the next nearest tendency, the leftist France Unbowed party (LFI), which attracts a lot of people who think like Yannis and accounted for 20 percent of the gilets.
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It has been nearly 50 years since Richard Roundtree first donned the street-sweeping leather coat and camel turtleneck of John Shaft, the black private detective whose extraordinary self-possession and unbowed swagger — transferable from the office, to the street, to the bedroom — landed in theaters like a bomb in 1971, changing the relationship between black America and Hollywood forever.
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If the president does devote proper attention to some of the demands citizens present to l'Elysée — demands that typically fall within the purview of the left — he might also revive the very notion that the left has a raison d'être, an idea that has been undermined by the collapse of the Socialist Party and perverted by the radical tendencies of Mr. Mélenchon's party, France Unbowed.
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And while the Islamist party says it accepts the "national consensus" on a Palestinian state, the Hamas document does not replace its anti-Semitic founding charter and declares that the group remains committed to the liberation of all Palestine, an area that includes Israel — an attempt to maintain its status as an unbowed resistance movement while also being considered a serious political player crucial to the success of any peace deal with Israel.
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Despite Mr. Macron's national victory, and the strong showing in Seine-Saint-Denis of the far-left presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his France Unbowed party in the legislative elections that followed the presidential vote, the biggest winner of all was voter abstention — as high as 70 percent in some towns — testimony to the political indifference of citizens who have seen too many governments, on the right and on the left, make promises to improve their lives, only to break them.
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