And most of Trump's executive orders start the process of undoing regulations, instead of actually undoing them.
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The undoing of DACA may also herald the undoing of other programs that provide a steady source of immigrant labor in the health care sector.
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"The undoing of the urban fabric has advanced hand in hand with the undoing of the moral fabric," Al-Sabouni says in one of the book's most affecting passages.
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Depictions — images — show lives bound toward their undoing.
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Good thing she's jacked ... undoing that wedgie requires muscle.
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This tendency was almost the undoing of the LIGO discovery.
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And that was the undoing of Mariners starter Erasmo Ramirez.
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I refuse to watch the undoing of centuries of progress.
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Undoing DACA would widen the gulf between reality and law.
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There are other reasons why undoing amnesties might be bad.
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That uncomfortable couch in the factory might be his undoing.
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Gorsuch told the Senate he's not committed to undoing Chevron.
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With Trump's full backing, he made undoing it a priority.
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That relationship -- or one like it -- led to his undoing.
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But his efforts to bring down costs proved his undoing.
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His actions will be about undoing action in climate change.
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Who would have thought a Weiner would be HRC's undoing?
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In effect, this is undoing, or reversing, the sterilisation process.
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But Flake believes that the criticism won't be his undoing.
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Yet its willful determination to be outré proves its undoing.
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Throughout our adventure, the camera proves to be Dad's undoing.
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Lingering Questions: Will sending Melisandre away be Jon Snow's undoing?
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But his votes on the Panama Canal were his undoing.
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His pattern of unusual behavior may be his company's undoing.
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Perhaps he will, but meanwhile, Trump is undoing American governance.
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Here are five reasons the undoing of their relationship matters.
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It's about scoring political points and undoing Barack Obama's legacy.
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His overconfidence was his undoing, agents have said in interviews.
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Its unique versatility, however, may prove to be its undoing.
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If you miss that expiration date, there's no undoing it.
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Trump's entire campaign was about undoing what Obama had done.
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His undoing of net neutrality was capricious, irrational, and unpopular.
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Anakin's support for Palpatine's authoritarian approach leads to his undoing.
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Talking about undoing previous restoration led us back to Petryn.
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Chapman was not solely to blame for the Yankees' undoing.
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Mr. Trump is undoing all of those rules and more.
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Yet such a lie is part of our moral undoing.
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It doesn't seem like there's any route to undoing that.
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Because Trump would be undoing 6 decades of proven deterrence theory.
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Republicans will have a number of options for undoing Wheeler's work.
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As does undoing centuries of oppression, says Lavell-Harvard of NWAC.
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These daily practices had become the seeds of my own undoing.
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So undoing that would take, I don't know, years and years.
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I wonder how many therapy sessions I'm undoing in this moment.
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Trapped in a container, it'll sweat, undoing all that attentive frying.
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Mr Erdogan appears to have no intention of undoing the damage.
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This has nearly led to his undoing a number of times.
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And that proved to be a large part of her undoing.
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It was this new movement that proved to be its undoing.
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But that moral vacuum could end up being their own undoing.
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Trump's tweets aren't just a reflection of his obvious psychological undoing.
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But it was the Laquan McDonald case that proved her undoing.
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In one respect, this is undoing 90 years of US law.
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The pressure may yet be the undoing of the euro area.
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But maybe my passion and interest for technology is my undoing.
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Handled badly, the Italian job could be the euro zone's undoing.
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Ironically, his investment could be the undoing of his life's work.
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Trump's maniacal obsession with undoing of Obama's legacy- - the last gasp.
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The father of and model for Daenerys Targaryen's seemingly inescapable undoing.
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It's not unprecedented to pass an amendment undoing a previous amendment.
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"You're coming together is your undoing," Palpatine says in a voiceover.
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The northern white rhino's demise wasn't precipitated by their evolutionary undoing.
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Industry groups were elated at the prospect of undoing the changes.
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That proved to be his undoing against Harder, a political neophyte.
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Undoing the 2017 tax cuts would take another act of Congress.
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Tuesday's public hearing was a required part of undoing the regulation.
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Undoing that is an ask that is too large for many.
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The Undoing also stars Donald Sutherland, Lily Rabe, and Edgar Ramirez.
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More than that, we suspect that it will be our undoing.
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It was his arrogance that proved to be Mr. Obama's undoing.
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They didn't want an uplifting message, they wanted an undoing one.
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But the W.T.O.'s overreach could prove to be its undoing.
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It would be hard for Republicans to support undoing Trump's actions.
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Taking two drags, she walked toward him, slowly undoing her kimono.
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But it was Auger-Aliassime's own serve that proved his undoing.
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Most Republicans were able to reconcile themselves to undoing these protections.
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It's almost a destructive force, undoing the generation of a new species.
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Anyone who spent time undoing damage from the breach should pay attention.
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Trammell: Undoing 5/9 is directly in FBI's role in the show.
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And if -- they might try -- like he&aposs undoing everything Obama did.
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So many the success of the Peep Show was its own undoing?
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To read "Undoing," Alissa Nutting's story from the same collection, click here.
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Were those shared scraps of bread the key to my group's undoing?
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Mr Maduro's incompetence is costing lives and undoing decades of hard work.
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That was his job as Speaker, but it was also his undoing.
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The series is called The Undoing, and it's awfully similar to BLL.
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Undoing Trump's actions through Alexander-Murray would also undo that subsidy bump.
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Benzo Fury would be my undoing, and in many ways my salvation.
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And Cook's main goal is undoing all of the Obama administration reform.
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So we are looking at our legal options for undoing that ruling.
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But now, that same faction might prove to be his legal undoing.
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Undoing that would cede authority over broadband providers back to the FTC.
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Continuing to ignore the forgotten independent voter may prove Mr. Trump's undoing.
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The tensions gripping the city tested Washington, but they were Arnold's undoing.
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"The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds" by Michael Lewis
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Everyone felt it, even Republicans in Congress, and it became Nixon's undoing.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is wasting little time undoing Obama-era regulations.
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She would also appoint regulators dedicated to undoing anti-competitive tech mergers.
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Sleep deprivation is the undoing of startup founders, according to Arianna Huffington .
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Even the supposedly stable parts of the stack can be our undoing.
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It's going to take decades of undoing, just like Section 28 did.
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Harder is undoing the damage that Trump has done to asylum laws.
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The undoing of Harvey Weinstein underscored the increasing gravity of women's accusations.
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Almost immediately after taking office, Trump administration officials began undoing their work.
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There are also risks that the strategy's success could become its undoing.
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All of this feeds Trump's consuming obsession with undoing everything Obama did.
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Undoing this societal corruption won't be easy, but it shouldn't be impossible.
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Instead, his skill has been revealed at the moment of his undoing.
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Nonfiction THE UNDOING PROJECTA Friendship That Changed Our MindsBy Michael Lewis362 pp.
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THE UNDOING PROJECT: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds, by Michael Lewis.
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Undoing the effects of reckless White House trade policy is much harder.
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No amount of isolation could ward away the spirits of his undoing.
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However, if you don't manage things correctly, your faith can be your undoing.
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Chief among them was an undoing of the EPA's signature Clean Power Plan.
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But Clinton's instincts—and, more importantly, her advisers' instincts—may be her undoing.
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Much of Mexico's elite prays that such buffoonery will again prove his undoing.
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Regardless of where the writers take Season 4, there's no undoing this step.
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Protectionism is not undoing the losses; it is de-skilling workers even more.
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Mr Legere's success at T-Mobile, in fact, could be the merger's undoing.
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It was the single biggest undoing of federal land protections in American history.
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She needed more to do in this movie besides undoing other people's choices.
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You maybe be undoing all effort there; I can't imagine it working well.
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Even so, there is no undoing Mr Sharif's ousting, nor should there be.
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So they won't do a good job re-writing it or undoing it.
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Because at that point, we were essentially undoing 34 years of bad policy.
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But his gutting of institutions risks violence that may yet be his undoing.
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Undoing the power plant rules, for instance, is designed to help coal workers.
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What he was doing was undoing me so I wouldn't be Michael Moore.
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In fact it goes a long way towards undoing any bias against you.
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That may have been a factor in the undoing of the two ministers.
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America pulling up its stakes, undoing its victories, and abandoning all of the
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However , in our current political climate these would seem to be his undoing.
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"We're not there yet, because we're still undoing damage," Ms. Wells Handy said.
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Mr. Basargin quickly set about undoing most of what Mr. Guelman had accomplished.
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Case in point: The bro culture of Uber ended up being Kalanick's undoing.
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Indeed, he suggested, it was Mr. Martin's very dedication that became his undoing.
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Yes. You're undoing anything that would get in the way of being yourself.
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But in the years ahead, those virtues would prove to be her undoing.
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May's undoing seemed more a matter of timing and choreography than anything else.
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"The Undoing," which co-stars Hugh Grant, will premiere on HBO in May.
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Dodd-Frank's critics spent much of 2202 laying the groundwork for its undoing.
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But it was Nixon's hubris, combined with his lies, that proved his undoing.
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HBO released a trailer for its new drama miniseries "The Undoing" on Friday.
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Undoing these rules will be a huge step backward for our nation's students.
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The work of undoing its damage will take years and billions of dollars.
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Dodd-Frank's critics spent much of 2017 laying the groundwork for its undoing.
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The tactics of a private investigator in the Bronx may be his undoing.
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As one possibility, the plan mentions partially undoing the Trump corporate tax cut.
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To Smart-Grosvenor's critics, Lundy explains to me, this would be Vibration Cooking's undoing.
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Square's Cash app also doesn't have a system for undoing mistaken transactions between users.
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Trump's move Thursday may be just be the beginning of undoing some environmental protections.
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Brexit has re-defined the Conservative Party — undoing all the efforts to modernize it.
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Eventually, the same platform that built him up would threaten to be his undoing.
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I think that her arc in the show is about undoing her early programming.
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V. WAR Tiversa's undoing began in the summer of 2013, with a YouTube video.
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Brexit has re-defined the Conservative Party — undoing all the efforts to modernise it.
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Should Walker lose, a Democratic governor will have a hard time undoing this deal.
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According to Blige, Isaacs had a protracted extramarital affair that led to their undoing.
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He wants to claim wins on creating American jobs, undoing Obamacare and reducing taxes.
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The very ballot-proposal process that makes Amendment 69 possible may be its undoing.
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But it was Watergate that was Nixon's undoing while Russiagate may now be Trump's.
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That we cannot avoid believing in progress may also prove to be our undoing.
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Undoing extensions is no easy feat, especially after one or two glasses of Chardonnay.
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Ostensibly, undoing Obama's flood standards will be a way to speed up these projects.
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That is, are we witnessing a new Watergate, the undoing of another American president?
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Undoing regulations by executive action, though, might not be a promising option for Trump.
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When the police arrived, he claimed that the stairs were certainly his wife's undoing.
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"I do view it as undoing a lot of the progress that we've made."
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Schlafly's campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment played a large part in its undoing.
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The Trump administration has begun the process of undoing Obama's entire methane reduction push.
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By mid-August, though, the rallies seemed like they would be Mr. Trump's undoing.
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Undoing final regulations like the Arctic drilling rules would require a long legal process.
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"Last year's recovery is undoing itself through this year," IBGE economist Cimar Azeredo said.
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Only about a week after dropping first single "Undoing a Luciferian Towers," Godspeed You!
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Liebowitz's own history of defending against sanctions motions was his undoing with Judge Furman.
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But, Pettis' Jekyll and Hyde wrestling defence has proved his undoing in the past.
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Only a late plot twist, it seemed, might be capable of undoing her advantage.
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But his qualities as an "outsider" candidate have also been his undoing as president.
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This requires undoing generations of rumors about the clitoris: That it makes you dirty.
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Undoing Trumpian sabotage seems to have saved the average buyer around $1,500 a year.
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The undoing of Mr. Bounds is likely to harden the Democratic position and resolve.
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I also text my ex hookup because I love undoing 229 days of progress.
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The Europeans got him to do a 180 on undoing the Iran nuclear deal.
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By slashing our foreign aid budget, we risk undoing 30 years of remarkable progress.
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McCarthy's undoing came because he lost the support of his fellow Republicans, like Smith.
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The unexpected can become the undoing before you know it, and truth trails behind.
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Gail: He's certainly going to sign some executive orders undoing some of Obama's initiatives.
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The title is classic Waldrop, a phrase that asserts its meaning by undoing itself.
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Us trans guys have the added hurdle of undoing the work of female puberty.
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Her debut essay collection, This Will Be My Undoing, is forthcoming from Harper Perennial.
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But undoing large-scale regulations like power plant emissions rules could be more complicated.
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As incumbents mull their response, some hope the European interlopers' ambition will be their undoing.
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That way, they will have a tougher time undoing our rights if power ever shifts.
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But if he underestimates either of them his latest play could also be his undoing.
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Over and over, observers suggested that the arrogant silhouette of the towers was their undoing.
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These groups have pushed back religiously on the undoing of this policy by this president.
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Economists warn that undoing the law would cost billions of euros and alarm financial markets.
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The EPA in November formally proposed undoing the glider rule but has not finalized it.
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Undoing these disparities requires firms to surmount their frequently demonstrated tendencies to discriminate, often unconsciously.
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The oil sector has again been cordoned off from private investment, undoing Mr Peña's reforms.
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Dear's own undoing might be his complete obsession with the "evidence" he's clung to forever.
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But they are worried that the converging pressure points will eventually lead to her undoing.
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"I didn't want to throw them out," he says, undoing the buttons on his shirt.
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Another Markit survey also paints a grim picture of the undoing of Britain's economic progress.
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But Mr Trump's reason for undoing DACA did not meet this standard, the ruling says.
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The domino effect of undoing the Nestlé-L'Oréal pact might mean even more uncertainties ahead.
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Someone like Sarina Valentina isn't responsible for undoing transgender fetishism and it isn't her fault.
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Undoing that perception will require strenuous effort over time by State's more prudent career personnel.
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The value of the euro soared, essentially undoing the effects of the ECB's original announcement.
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Now Trump will take office on the promise of undoing large chunks of Obama's legacy.
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President Donald Trump has made a habit of undoing his predecessor's accomplishments, especially environmental regulations.
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To be sure, the past is a guide, but melancholy can be a nation's undoing.
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His ambitions are ultimately his undoing—unscrupulous profiteering, the story suggests, is a punishable sin.
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VICE: What did you mean when you titled this collection This Will Be My Undoing?
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Still: Singer did direct the movie, and that will ultimately be its Best Picture undoing.
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For a moment, the July attack on Mr. McCain seemed to be Mr. Trump's undoing.
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Congress should certainly maintain its focus on undoing the economic havoc caused by Dodd-Frank.
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That party – and the rest of us – will be a long time undoing her damage.
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The undoing of Obama's DACA program was one of President Trump's 2016 campaign trail promises.
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Cutting the office, he said, could risk undoing the progress of the past 15 years.
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They were undoing the assumptions of a generation dominated by Clement Greenberg, Stella, and Judd.
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Some European countries are undoing rights protections, according to ILGA-Europe, a L.G.B.T.Q. rights group.
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But two events — both, as it turned out, related to planes — contributed to their undoing.
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The contradictions at the heart of China's enterprise could still prove to be its undoing.
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Even Republicans are concerned about undoing the ACA without having an alternative plan in place.
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Senate majority in order to have any hope of undoing the damage wrought in the
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The marvel of our beaches, and also their potential undoing, lies in their ephemeral nature.
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" Mr. Erickson admits that the president "probably does not have constitutional motives for undoing DACA.
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But it was not one of these high-profile cases that led to his undoing.
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During the year the Fed cut three times, undoing nearly all the previous year's tightening.
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Indeed, the work that has vaulted him to fame has also nearly been his undoing.
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Some conservatives worry it is a step on a slippery slope toward undoing priestly celibacy.
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Democrats pledged on Sunday to introduce legislation undoing them and limiting Mr. Trump's executive authority.
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And who would take his job now, knowing there might be some backchannel undoing you?
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Andrew's relationship with Wall Street financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein proved his undoing.
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It's still uncertain whether Republicans in Congress will succeed in undoing the Affordable Care Act.
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Undoing this move would be a first step to forming a coherent national security team.
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Will Redford's undoing spell regression for American society's efforts to root out the latent racism?
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But that's very different from undoing the result of a referendum that has already passed.
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During this tumultuous time, I had an epiphany that maybe cancer wouldn't be my undoing.
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Undoing DACA, in particular, would provoke a (somewhat) bipartisan fight between the administration and Congress.
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Tcheng explores the myriad factors that contributed to Halston's undoing without blaming one in particular.
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Obama has threatened to veto legislation undoing a key financial initiative of his second term.
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There is a sense that blood is in the water, that Trump's erratic, self-destructive behavior, aversion to honesty and authoritarian desire for absolute control may in some way, at some point, lead to his undoing and that the pace of that undoing is quickening.
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"Let me be very clear, Margaret: What I'm open to, when you're talking about the removal of the president of the United States, undoing democracy, undoing what the American public had voted for, I think that individual should come before the committee," McCarthy responded.
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Among Democratic President Barack Obama's first acts were undoing policies of Republican President George W. Bush.
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They thought he was dusted — which suggests that he may be key to undoing Thanos's snap.
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Barack Obama -- Trump is obsessed with undoing Barack Obama&aposs legacy and everything he has done.
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"We're not undoing it, we're trying to improve it, we're trying to optimize it," he said.
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To get out of their slumps, the presidents are undoing the mistakes of left-wing predecessors.
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That should be an argument for building on what we have already done, not undoing it.
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James Risch, who sits on the Foreign Relations Committee, argued Clinton's record might be her undoing.
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His reward—a bonus of €45m—was the start of the undoing of his personal finances.
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Stockmarkets have soared, possibly on a belief that undoing all this will bring much faster growth.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes you can get yourself into habits that completely, entirely lead to your undoing.
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But there are also cheap solutions, such as undoing mistakes that Indian bureaucrats have themselves made.
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We don't necessarily have to accumulate and build something because undoing something is also doing something.
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The prospect of undoing Obamacare will excite even the Republicans who were lukewarm toward Trump's candidacy.
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The damage of undoing NAFTA would go beyond that inflicted on regional good and services flows.
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But, it would come at the cost of undoing one of the series' most beloved seasons.
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But now, those pithy rants — and the motivations behind them — have become his undoing in court.
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Matador Clinton has now finally realized that Donald Trump can be baited into his own undoing.
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You could certainly count the ways the Saints' loss was an undoing of their meteoric rise.
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I think we both understood that it would either be our solution or our final undoing.
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But the sixth was his undoing, and it started with a leadoff walk to Brandon Belt.
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Pai's proposal would undermine existing net neutrality rules by undoing the legal basis of the regulations.
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The 25 billion euro deal's undoing was partly down to the Netherlands, where Akzo is based.
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They argued that undoing the guidance is necessary to prevent the erosion of transparency in politics.
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Political reform can be challenging, given that legislators must approve undoing the system that protects them.
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The Friday schedule includes a resolution undoing an Interior Department methane rule for natural gas developers.
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More immediately, Democrats say Kavanaugh will be the court's deciding vote in undoing Roe v. Wade.
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On Thursday, he complained that higher rates were undoing his administration's efforts to help the economy.
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Clinton's emails "verbal treason" and said Mr. Trump's "diarrhea of the mouth" would be his undoing.
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Supporters of November's ballot initiative say GOP state legislators are undoing the will of the people.
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Even when ill eventually befalls the protagonists, Bong and Scafaria never blame them for their undoing.
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It is his insistence on repeatedly hammering home his point that is the undoing of "Ajji".
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The politics: Democrats denounced the move, saying GOP legislators are undoing the will of the voters.
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Is it because she wants someone to finish the undoing the hack effort that she started?
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A dozen current and former employees told Meghan Morris that Fair's unconstrained growth was its undoing.
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Biden would pay for it by undoing the tax cuts enacted by Trump and congressional Republicans.
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Weakening or undoing net neutrality protections would be "disastrous" for American businesses, according to the letter.
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He had a big, familiar ask: undoing an all-important provision known as the Irish backstop.
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And privately, the president has groused that he should not have signed the order undoing separations.
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Like her colleagues, Ms. Yates, 35, worries that undoing the Affordable Care Act will hurt patients.
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He has spent decades appropriating the iconography of sovereignty while undoing the mythology that guides it.
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It's this possibility that prompts the reckless actions of Prisoner Z and leads to his undoing.
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That obsession ultimately proved the undoing of the Egyptian strongman, who died on Tuesday aged 91.
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I am terrified it will backfire and that the hope itself will prove its own undoing.
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They honor the country's political history whenever possible, undoing the classical divide between religion and revolution.
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Twitter could ultimately be the means of his undoing, current and former White House officials said.
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Progressives see HR 3 establishing an exception to the original ban, instead of undoing it altogether.
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The actions in it are clustered around the theme of undoing efforts to address climate change.
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During 2017's Obamacare repeal efforts, Republicans proposed cutting the program and undoing the Medicaid expansion.
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The White House made undoing Obamacare its top priority when Trump took office two months ago.
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Trump says undoing NAFTA would bring back American jobs—but economists say the reverse is true.
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But they're less comfortable with undoing the latter while also reducing assistance for less affluent Americans.
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Undoing that could affect charges, speed of information delivery to consumers, and startups' ability to compete.
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But it was the Victoria's Secret purchases that Apple discovered first, leading to her undoing, NJ.com reported .
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Seconds later, they are found, arrested, and separated for interviews, which turns out to be their undoing.
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They want to win it so they can start impeaching the president, undoing the election of 2016.
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Cub Swanson's aggression proved his undoing as he ate counter right hooks from the slicker, tighter Holloway.
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Max Hoberman What followed was a mountain of work, undoing everything we had done on Halo 2.
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Donald Trump, America's president, signed an executive order aimed at undoing environmental rules introduced by Barack Obama.
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The very structure intended to house the source of the Targaryen power was ultimately the Targaryens' undoing.
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That would boost the crown, undoing years of hard work on inflation by pushing down import prices.
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Her son, Neil, was Mr Trump's first nominee and could be charged with undoing his mother's handiwork.
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Mr Mirziyoyev has never publicly repudiated Karimov, but has spent the past two years undoing his legacy.
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That can become a wrestler's undoing, because pro wrestling isn't just the drama and feats of strength.
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One of the coolest things about Avril Lavigne, looking back, is likely the cause of her undoing.
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The factional politics that Mr Abe has done so much to erode may yet prove his undoing.
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Plus, undoing PASPA would keep in line with traditional conservative values of states' rights trumping federal control.
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While the cleanest path to undoing the FCC's ruling is through the Congressional Review Act, as Sen.
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That page now directs to an article about the executive order Trump signed undoing Obama's climate agenda.
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There is no cause for optimism among us, for in Trump's America we see our own undoing.
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President Trump is preparing an executive order to start undoing former President Obama's restrictions on offshore drilling.
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Despite USC's ball control, its inability to generate consistent offense beyond Boatwright and Metu was its undoing.
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" It just is, in a bigger picture sense, like, "Ohhhh, it's really going to be your undoing.
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If the statute is gutted, a large part of the SEC's agenda may be undoing recent rules.
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And then I'd just be standing on a set all day, unwinding and undoing those bad habits.
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There is no undoing the impression, widespread among Trump's foes, that anything he supports must be regressive.
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Mnangagwa's biggest undoing may well have been his vocal supporters, who kept prodding Mugabe to step down.
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Neither side, however, talks about how Linux, another open-source project, was the real undoing of Sun.
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Trump is intent, it seems, on undoing the key international and domestic accomplishments of the Obama administration.
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Undoing global network connections is tricky, according to Andrew Sullivan, president and CEO of the Internet Society.
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Trump made undoing major Obama rules a central piece of his energy agenda on the campaign trail.
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President Trump can go a long way in undoing the strategic damage caused by the Syria decision.
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Adopting this sort of perspective on criminal justice issues, Pfaff argues, is crucial to undoing mass incarceration.
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But they can't distract from how the poor pacing and structure is undoing even the strongest developments.
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He said tax reform and a deregulation effort are undoing the damage inflicted by the Obama administration.
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" Brownback said Rubio has a "proven track record of protecting life, defending religious liberty, and undoing Obamacare.
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Durst is also shown interacting with his friend Susan Berman, whose death later would prove his undoing.
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The U.S. couldn't selectively ignore the global fuel standard without also undoing existing North American ECA protections.
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Undoing or rolling back the New Deal and post-New Deal programs already in place would suffice.
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Meanwhile, the Senate has until Thursday to pass a bill undoing a major Obama administration methane regulation.
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And we are causing global climate change, which, if we do not act, will be our undoing.
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Futures were sharply lower this morning, potentially undoing most of the strong stock gains seen on Thursday.
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The point of it is, if you're arrogant and destructive, it will lead to your own undoing.
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The Cassidy-Graham bill would destroy Obamacare by undoing the requirement that every American purchase health insurance.
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Why it matters: There was no preset plan for undoing the damage, or for handling future cases.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan last week told the story of the undoing of his trusty Chevrolet Suburban.
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Through strategic leaks they presented themselves as guardians of American democracy rather than collaborators in its undoing.
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But the viability of this movie-as-play on one level may be its undoing on another.
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May's undoing came after her final, desperate effort to win passage of her withdrawal plan in Parliament.
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The Republicans are trying to hold onto power at all costs, even if it means undoing democracy.
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He also agreed to mail their letters to friends, a service that could have been their undoing.
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But it is also true that Comey may be a linchpin in undoing the mistake he made.
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It also risks enabling a resurgence of the Islamic State, undoing hard-won gains against the group.
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Kahneman and Tversky's work and friendship was the subject of journalist Michael Lewis's book The Undoing Project.
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Three days from now, Trump and congressional Republicans will have the power to begin undoing Obama's presidency.
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In each case, it was about ego rather than substance: scoring a "win," undoing his predecessor's achievement.
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Could the intellectual wildness that made this alliance of heretics worth paying attention to become its undoing?
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The suspense and drama leading up to Lendrum's ultimate undoing are masterfully constructed and the outcome satisfying.
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Undoing those penalties is high on Mr. Putin's agenda, and would depend on making peace with Ukraine.
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Price, in undoing half-century-old Medicaid protections, may yet be the architect of their dystopian future.
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He said tax reform and a deregulation effort are undoing the damage inflicted by the Obama administration.
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Top senators from both parties are working on a bill to prevent Trump from undoing those sanctions.
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I read "The Undoing Project" during the final days of the 2016 presidential campaign and its aftermath.
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"It would have the effect of undoing the patient protections in the Affordable Care Act," Woodruff said.
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The long, complicated task of undoing scores of regulations will then begin…but it will take years.
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Undoing this decision would undermine the hard work undertaken by many local leaders to protect their investment.
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For Henderson, voting rights are just one more path to undoing the racist origins of mass incarceration.
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But that may have also been his undoing and contributed to his second-place finish in Iowa.
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"Brexit has redefined the Conservative Party — undoing all the efforts to modernize it," the three lawmakers said.
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Senate Republicans started their Obamacare repeal bent on undoing the health care law's taxes on wealthy Americans.
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And that price tag is what prompted the Legislature to reverse course and consider undoing the 2015 legislation.
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Undoing these cryptic subsidies will not be as simple as zeroing out a line item in a budget.
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How It Changed Everything: It took all hope from the Avengers of undoing the dusting from Infinity War.
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"We've been sent good weather" three times to herself, as if undoing her previous change in the closet.
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This is the terrain of Michael Lewis's new book, "The Undoing Project: A Friendship that Changed our Minds".
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Her fear of breaking new ground in this election and in her campaign strategy will be her undoing.
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And he is undoing parts of the rentier system that served to buy the loyalty of the people.
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"To me the last eight minutes of the (first) half was our undoing," Xavier coach Chris Mack said.
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But it was this work that contributed to Carillion's undoing, highlighting the basic flaw in its business model.
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Yes, it's true that McAdoo is not going to run around the Giants' complex undoing everything Coughlin did.
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Sixty-two percent told KPMG that infrastructure challenges will result in the battery-powered electric vehicle market's undoing.
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Maybe it's not the strategy or the message that will prove to be his undoing—it's just Trump.
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We have deals with some of them — Nicole [Kidman] is doing her next show ["The Undoing"] with us.
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I'm still undoing so many years of bad patterning, of thinking that sending fifty emails is being productive.
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Doves fret that stepping back now could risk undoing years of work, damaging the ECB's hard-earned credibility.
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"This unbundling is precisely what's undoing a lot of the media business plans and business models," he said.
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"You don't want liberals or conservatives undoing what the other side has done after every election," he said.
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Pai's competence has allowed him to make quick work of undoing the Obama administration's legacy at the FCC.
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He also signed numerous executive orders undoing Obama's accomplishments, and generally sought to diminish his two-term legacy.
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The White House has promised an executive order undoing large swaths of President Obama's work on climate change.
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Years later, claiming to suffer 'cash flow problems,' he tried to bully my client into undoing the transactions.
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The BLM methane rule is on the short list of regulations Congress is considering undoing with the CRA.
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That portends, in the longer term, a dysfunctional government and bunkered White House that lead to Trump's undoing.
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Challenge is something that CKY have never feared, but we almost got eaten alive by our own undoing.
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This is a crucial step toward undoing the damage and putting coal back on a level playing field.
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This selectivity is the most common cause of failed cooperation, and it appears to be Manafort's undoing here.
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The development is a rare, high-profile example of CFIUS undoing an acquisition that has already been completed.
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Trade politics reflect an important asymmetry: New trade agreements require congressional approval, but undoing existing commitments does not.
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"I am afraid this is the tip of the iceberg of the undoing of the sanctions regime," Rep.
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But some Democrats are wary undoing the existing infrastructure, as highlighted by the response to presidential candidate Sen.
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So we are looking at our legal options for undoing that ruling," she said on CNN's "New Day.
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"We can commit to undoing the harm they have caused and we will make sure people know that."
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He knows the history of this world and has personally witnessed the cyclical undoing of the ruling class.
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Injuries were Cleveland's undoing in 2015, and left LeBron to attempt the impossible more or less by himself.
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The development represents a rare, high-profile example of CFIUS undoing an acquisition that has already been completed.
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Guarding him on the perimeter must feel like undoing a Russian nesting doll made entirely from Rubick's cubes.
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Undoing that process means reading past the face value of our monuments and seeking meaning in the mundane.
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"I think that discombobulation might be our most effective path to undoing his presidency," Moore told the Times.
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Most of the time you can't even trust your own choices, so frequently do they prove your undoing.
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At that level, a trio of measly Mimics can be your undoing, if your wits let you down.
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As experts have pointed out before, if we do not manage climate change, we are simply undoing development.
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The undoing of his relationship with Mr. Trump helped drive multiple criminal investigations into the president's inner circle.
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Ten years ago, these same opponents, the Indians, proved to be the undoing of a different Yankees manager.
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The first focus was on undoing the damage done by the elimination of the Advantage program in 2011.
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The conversations with the Russian ambassador that led to Mr. Flynn's undoing took place during the presidential transition.
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The big question is, What is the process for undoing this hatred, this animosity that's been so localized?
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The big question is, What is the process for undoing this hatred, this animosity that's been so localized?
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Undoing affirmative action now would reverse the gains we have made and dim the prospects for greater progress.
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It was opposition to Mr. Trump's effort to strike a peace deal that was Mr. Bolton's ultimate undoing.
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"But he's delivering on his campaign promises and undoing Obama's legacy, both of which are important to him."
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Below is a brief look back at The New York Times's most notable coverage of Mr. Weinstein's undoing.
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And the process of undoing Obama-era regulations will take more than a flick of Mr. Trump's pen.
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But he also entered the event with a sore left shoulder, and that proved to be his undoing.
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" Trump's remark was "a great example of him just undoing decades of work where we worked really hard.
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Predictions that his age, penchant for gaffes and lengthy record would be his undoing have not come true.
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N.L.: How might a posthumanist approach to undoing interspecies hierarchies intervene with structures of violence among humans themselves?
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Well, we have surpassed the president's benchmark, undoing 22 regulatory actions for every new regulation imposed in 2017.
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As the soft-rocker finished a big-budget new album this month, he reflected on his 2010 undoing.
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Their defense has been their undoing all year, no matter how many tweaks and fixes they have tried.
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Trump's famous campaign promise tag line was all about moving America backward, and undoing any progress we made.
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Meanwhile, FCC Chairman Pai is slowly undoing net neutrality rules by exempting some providers from abiding by them.
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Experts say the effects of undoing the program could quickly ripple out from DACA beneficiaries to other workers.
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The energy you spend undoing your predecessor's work is energy you can't spend accomplishing your own proactive goals.
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This is, let the undoing project go to where you know people are not going to play moneyball.
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Thylacoleo carnifex had some impressive physical characteristics, but its highly specialized adaptations ultimately proved to be its undoing.[UNSW]
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But what about those moments when you're a little too hasty with undoing something and want to revert back?
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"The first move is going to be signing and repealing or undoing many of the executive orders," Collins said.
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In addition to repealing Hyde and codifying Roe, Gillibrand supports undoing the gag rule the Trump administration has imposed.
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This piece argues that the Democratic Party is based in identity politics fundamentally, and that will be its undoing.
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And meanwhile, the president is trying to fix our broken system and doing their job and undoing their mess.
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I think what you&aposd hear from-- INGRAHAM: He&aposs undoing Obama&aposs policies, what are you talking about?
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Pruitt has some options for undoing Obama's climate rules, though environmental groups are likely to challenge him in court.
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Her undoing came when she began unwittingly started doing business with an undercover agent from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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In January, she shared a photo of herself in lingerie and explained how she felt after "undoing" plastic surgery.
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Like Mr Lewis's 13 previous books, "The Undoing Project" is a story of remarkable individuals succeeding through innovative ideas.
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Republicans were particularly obsessed with undoing the essential health benefits requirement, but it is as critical as the others.
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Giving back keeps me sane and makes me feel like I'm undoing the negativity put out into the world.
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The new rule, if it comes into being, is part of the Republican strategy of undoing Obamacare in bits.
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The development represents one the rare, high-profile examples of CFIUS undoing a deal that had already been completed.
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Having averted the entrenchment of a dismal dynasty, he must set about undoing the damage Mr Zuma has wrought.
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And it should go without saying that undoing a years-old systemic problem isn't necessarily said artist's responsibility either.
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From his backward-looking vow to make American great again, to an agenda focused on undoing rather than doing.
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In fact, the budget reconciliation process means lawmakers have their best chance yet at undoing negative elements of ObamaCare.
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But that fear, along with the company's previous ties to military projects, may have been its undoing at Alphabet.
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Step 1: After undoing your twist-out, gently loosen your curls with an Afro pick or wide-tooth comb.
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But they don't do so immediately; rather, they kickstart a long, fraught process of undoing, or rewriting, those regulations.
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A record for Major League Baseball futility will be the undoing of manager Buck Showalter with the Baltimore Orioles.
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Members could soon take up a measure undoing a methane rule for natural gas drilling operations on public land.
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If Elliot's undoing that, it means he has to build a separate site that's not on Tor at all.
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"Who would have thought a Weiner would be HRC's undoing?" the former Republican presidential candidate tweeted, using Clinton's initials.
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The undoing of top officials showed the country's low tolerance for anything with even a hint of political bribery.
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As it had for Castro, the 18th hole ultimately proved to be the undoing of McIlroy and Mickelson, too.
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Republican leaders last week identified both rules, finalized late last year, as early candidates for congressional resolutions undoing them.
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Harinda Vidanage, director of a local think tank, says Trump is "systematically undoing" the achievements of a liberal world.
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I do think the Obama administration has made some progress in undoing the disaster that was George W. Bush.
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Combined with the Trump administration undoing of a number of financial regulations, it fed more fuel to the fire.
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The Bin Ladens' undoing exposes the contradictions in Prince Mohammed's plan to build a modern economy, some economists say.
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TIME RUNNING OUT: The Senate has just days to pass a resolution undoing a major Obama administration methane regulation.
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As Michael Lewis writes in his forthcoming book, "The Undoing Project," Kahneman survived the Holocaust by keeping himself apart.
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What started as a common cold would be her undoing, sending the rest of her organs cascading toward failure.
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President Trump set out to rebuild our national reputation abroad, which involved undoing the disastrous legacy of President Obama.
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What better time to look across the atoms of our existence and the notes of our undoing than January.
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It can be awkward all the way around if it's so literal, like, 'I am now undoing your [pants].
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The FCC will vote next month on whether to begin soliciting comments from the public on undoing the reclassification.
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His undoing began with a photograph, which was released by a conservative talk-radio station on November 16, 2017.
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Is this a fallacy that could be our own undoing, rather than an animal's salvation— the overvaluing of intelligence?
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"It is delightful to undress a man and find a woman inside," he says, undoing her drag after rehearsal.
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Undoing some of the human damage to the landscape can help capture greenhouse gases and make ecosystems more resilient.
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The trade actions seem to be undoing any juice the stock market got from the Republican Congress's tax cuts.
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Undoing the cuts could increase the program's overall costs by hundreds of millions of dollars, according to Ms. Neuman.
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In the end, it was not Mr. Rajoy's inability to resolve the Catalan conflict that led to his undoing.
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At the time, I said the child issue was our undoing, but we knew it was more than that.
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It joined an opposition "democratic front" alliance aimed at undoing the legacy and grip of the military in politics.
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Undoing Mr. Obama's protections for Dreamers would be one of the simplest moves Mr. Trump could take on immigration.
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However, brewing below the surface is the undoing of the prudent regulatory and monetary policies of the last decade.
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The leader attempted to retain power, but eventually, the general population's push for a democratic future became his undoing.
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Its recommendations can lead to blocking covered transactions that threaten US national security—and even undoing those already completed.
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Other South Carolina pols say that while Sanford's opposition to Trump was his undoing, other factors were at play.
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But it did prove to be the undoing of his sire, Lookin at Lucky, in 2010, who was sixth.
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But I have seen how uncertainty about black women can be their undoing in all kinds of leadership positions.
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Low-hanging fruit is undoing the individual and employer mandate and loosening age restrictions in the individual market place.
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One other effect of undoing Title II reclassification that never gets mentioned: states will regain their enforcement powers, too.
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Getting rid of my debt became the first step in undoing the damage that relationship did on my life.
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But as Sunday's attack showed, we face the challenge of undoing the damage of years of suspicion and bigotry.
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Doves on the bloc's periphery, however, warned that a quick exit could tighten financial conditions, undoing years of work.
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The Republicans' first attempt at undoing Obamacare this year resulted in a setback for the Trump agenda in March.
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As Vox's David Roberts noted, the process of undoing the Clean Power Plan echoes the fight to repeal Obamacare.
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Viewers will get a healthy sampling of lies, and undoing that damage in the space allowed will be nigh impossible.
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But if Alexa mishears one part, you might find yourself undoing the command and trying it again in its entirety.
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This endlessly looping sense of perspective fills each story, and each page within each story, undoing itself as it continues.
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When Bash doubled down, Price argued it was just undoing a provision in Obamacare that unfairly targeted health care executives.
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Instead, he is essentially issuing a press release announcing his intention to begin the process of potentially undoing the regulations.
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The FCC has voted to begin undoing the net neutrality rules that were put in place just two years ago.
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" Undoing data protection rules in particular, she writes, lets internet providers "shift the costs for corporate negligence onto private citizens.
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As a new study published in PLOS ONE reveals, Wikipedia's bots don't always get along, frequently undoing each other's edits.
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After all, the Fed went where no central bank has gone before, and undoing all that easing won't be easy.
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He believes that even a little political permissiveness could prove not only his own undoing, but that of his regime.
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Jon is unlikely to die again, but will his courage to make unpopular choices be his glory, or his undoing?
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In June, Republicans joined Democrats to override the governor's veto of tax increases aimed at undoing much of Brownback-onomics.
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He has trolled the EPA's own employees as well, planting posters throughout the agency celebrating the undoing of its work.
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The Undoing is, incidentally, also based on a book, a novel by Jean Hanff Korelitz titled You Should Have Known.
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A New Hampshire skydiving instructor intentionally took his own life by undoing his harness during a tandem jump, police say.
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"The rally that we've had so far this year is just undoing the silliness that happened last December," said Chiavarone.
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It is not about forgetting our past; it is about undoing the whitewashing done by those who came before us.
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But undoing all or part of the Affordable Care Act and replacing it will be a major Trump priority. 5.
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Magnussen wasted no time in fleeing the blaze, rapidly undoing his seatbelts and hot-footing it out of his Renault.
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Though he endangered numerous others on the path to self-destruction, his surroundings were always going to be his undoing.
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Combating segregation isn't just about undoing the structures of the past; it still takes root within schools in new ways.
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President Trump this week signed an order laying the groundwork for undoing an Obama administration climate rule for power plants.
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But Cersei is the only character who's really regressing to the bad old days, and that will be her undoing.
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The group says it will trade its votes on a resolution undoing a federal methane regulation for the ethanol vote.
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Undoing the endangerment finding would also empower the federal government to instantly repeal all existing regulations that reduce global warming.
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Bowing to short-term shareholder pressures that felled predecessor Mark Fields, Hackett is undoing 503 years of Ford's automobile legacy.
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Campaigners devote their energy to undoing Australia's offshoring deals with Papua New Guinea and Nauru rather than boosting resettlement numbers.
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Fifth Risk: This is a nonfiction series based on "The Fifth Risk: Undoing Democracy" from best-selling author Michael Lewis.
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Or maybe his inexperience, which became an issue in the debate over the weekend, will prove to be his undoing.
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The development represents one of the rare, high-profile examples of CFIUS undoing a deal that had already been completed.
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Last month he kept a promise to the coal industry by undoing climate-change rules put in place by Obama.
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Yet, Trump must learn this lesson — or his own words and strange fawning over America's enemies could be his undoing.
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The Senate will consider on Wednesday a Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution undoing a contentious Obama administration methane waste rule.
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The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart lacks many of the things you might expect from a night at the theater.
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Trump also boasts of undoing the 85033th president's legacy in areas from business regulation to the nuclear deal with Iran.
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In "Prelude," commissioned by the Harris Theater, he focuses on the concept of undoing as dancers continually rewind their movements.
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Last week's decision seems to be motivated more by undoing the work of Mr Trump's predecessor than championing consumer choice.
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He knows, deep down, that the West's advancement will be his undoing, and that this earth will someday claim him.
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The logs included one telling line of English text ("Take the money bitch") which turned out to be their undoing.
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Since the federal government won't take the lead, governors must continue the work of undoing the harm of mass incarceration.
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Last year, Mr. Trump issued multiple executive orders aimed at undoing environmental regulations on air, water and planet-warming pollution.
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Yet the biophysical properties that make tusks such splendid tools to own have all too often proved their owners' undoing.
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BY THE 1980S, Turin, like Detroit, was suffering from the same forces that were undoing all the old automotive cities.
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Codifying the process will lock it in and prevent future presidents from undoing it with the stroke of a pen.
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Extraordinary measures were required to begin undoing the extraordinarily destructive Bush legacy, but Mr. Obama proved mostly incapable of them.
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Still, the same arguments that helped justify legalization in the first place appeared to be helping prevent its complete undoing.
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He silently takes in the extraordinary scene and then hustles over to a dune to begin undoing his belt again.
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Am I supposed to cheer the slow, creeping, centuries-long undoing of a thing that should never have been done?
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Mr. Lazarus said that Mr. Pruitt would have his hands full with the legal challenges of undoing the regulations themselves.
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Take the two lead items in the congressional G.O.P.'s agenda: undoing the Affordable Care Act and reforming corporate taxes.
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Bits WASHINGTON — With Republicans now in power across the government, Congress has moved aggressively toward undoing Obama-era tech policies.
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In its first three seasons — the Nicholas Brody years — Homeland's gradual accretion of wacky plot twists slowly became its undoing.
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Because of Manafort's undoing by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, the federal government now owns condo 163G in Trump Tower.
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Because of Manafort's undoing by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, the federal government now owns condo 43G in Trump Tower.
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It involves years of undoing internalized shame and, often, the misogyny, racism, classism, and ableism that's linked to that, too.
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When Rahian would eventually return to the company offices in Thailand, he was allegedly erratic, undoing work completed by others.
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Instead, their creations are dynamic and malleable, essentially taking the book apart — undoing it — in order to make it anew.
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Avoid spray-on rug shampoos, which can leave a residue on carpets that attracts dirt and soil, undoing the cleaning process.
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All have their means of undoing your quest, be that through death, traps, or something less immediately painful but equally final.
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Stocks futures were indicating a lower Wall Street open on Friday, potentially undoing most of the strong gains seen on Thursday.
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It is now selling its fresh food business, undoing efforts to move into the faster-growing area of the grocery store.
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It is now selling its fresh food business, undoing efforts to move into the faster growing area of the grocery store.
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That means diminished domestic oil production would likely make America more dependent on foreign crude, undoing its strides toward energy independence.
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By undoing the legal authority used to apply net neutrality rules, the commission effectively kills those rules at the same time.
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His undoing comes at the hand of a widowed beauty (Marisa Berenson), whose high station gives her license to be boring.
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Scotland said climate-related disasters had become an "existential" threat to communities, and were undoing development in small islands like Dominica.
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He seems a little thrown off, but then I put my hand on his belt buckle and start undoing his pants.
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Legally, there's nothing to stop Trump's FCC from undoing any order made by the previous commission, including Wheeler's Title II reclassification.
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Yes, some wish she would back impeachment, but they are aware that her embrace of it could be her political undoing.
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But it kicks off the process of undoing Obama's Clean Power Plan, which limits greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector.
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Emerging from his underground escape route, authorities said the fugitive duo stole a car -- but the effort would be his undoing.
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His third inning was his undoing, with four runs surrendered, but he rebounded by allowing one hit the following two innings.
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Ramsay might have just hastened his undoing, and even those of us who have him drafted probably feel okay about that.
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The order begins the process of undoing the Clean Power Plan, which restricts greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants.
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Pruitt was always more likely to destroy the EPA via budget cuts & tampering with science than succeeding at undoing final regulations
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A Twitter scandal can be anyone's undoing, but only a special breed of politician know just how much things can unravel.
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At the event, Pai defended his aggressive approach to undoing numerous telecommunications regulations put in place under former President Barack Obama.
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Undoing DACA would be a direct rebuttal of an Obama-era program that was of intimate importance to the last president.
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This corridor is a step toward undoing some of those wrongs, but not everyone in India is excited about it opening.
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Undoing the harm we've inflicted on our oceans continues to be one of the most pressing conservation challenges of our day.
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It uses the Fair Housing Act to effectively tie HUD funding to whether jurisdictions are actively undoing patterns of racial segregation.
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The women in the Convent are Othered through race, but as women, they create their own belonging, which proves their undoing.
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There are a few things that he's done which are part of his principles, which are also part of his undoing.
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Ms. Helfand argues that innovation is now predicated less on creating and more on the undoing of the work of others.
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Trump has put extensive efforts into appealing to coal, pledging to revive the industry by undoing numerous Obama actions and regulations.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration has proposed undoing an important Obama-era regulation that expanded the length of the Head Start day.
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It was an investment right in Dallas that led to the pension fund's undoing: Museum Tower, a luxury condominium high rise.
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You're not just not doing the work of undoing bias, you're embedding it into things that are going to outlive you.
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So when some people had said do you think this story has legs and is this going to be his undoing?
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Markey sponsored a CRA resolution earlier this year to block the Federal Communications Commission's action undoing its previous net neutrality standards.
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This is why photography has served a corrective role, because it's undoing the very truths that were created through representations themselves.
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In the wrong hands — for example, as the result of a data breach — that data can prove to be your undoing.
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The work of undoing Michael Jackson's place at the core of American culture has simply been too hard, for too long.
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Unfortunately, the Trump-Pence administration is hyper-focused on undoing that progress by waging unprecedented attacks on access to birth control.
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The new acting E.P.A. administrator, Andrew Wheeler, is a former coal lobbyist who shares Mr. Pruitt's zeal for undoing environmental regulations.
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Instead, Mr. Xi has proved to be a strongman who now appears intent on at least partially undoing Deng's political legacy.
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No amount of "humanities advocacy" is worth desecrating the past it purports to promote or undoing generations of valuable scholarly work.
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Saudi leaders have loosened some restrictions on women in the country, including undoing a longtime ban on allowing women to drive.
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It should be transparent and accountable towards audiences and participants for how it will be working toward undoing its institutional structures.
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I really do think that the smartphone is in some sense undoing some of what Gutenberg and the Enlightenment created. Wow.
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The president and his aides have said he is simply undoing the most unpopular parts of the previous government's energy policies.
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He has repeatedly agreed to new trade terms with foreign partners, then talked about undoing those deals to achieve additional goals.
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Americans have always assumed that the key to undoing the all-encompassing framework of white supremacy lies, in part, in literacy.
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The car, once hailed as the key to every major United States city, is essentially the undoing of organic urban cohesion.
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This reinforces the belief that people battling addiction deserve punishment — undoing years of progress to understand addiction as a health issue.
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One way or the other, if the option of undoing an election is on the table, something has gone very wrong.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Wheeler would work directly under Pruitt, responsible for Trump's aggressive agenda of undoing Obama administration regulations.
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In May it was shamed into undoing a policy of slashing pay for female athletes it sponsors when they get pregnant.
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But while Mr. Bo's downfall gave Mr. Sun a big political break, it also appears to have figured in his undoing.
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Reichel also tried to deliver three classified documents to the Russian consulate in 2014, a move that would be his undoing.
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Last week, I talked about how streaming networks were undoing their advantages and making way for a renewed era of piracy.
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"This Will Be My Undoing: Living at the Intersection of Black, Female, and Feminist in (White) America" by Morgan Jerkins (2018)
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He has sent a sweeping economic reform bill to Congress aimed at undoing many of previous President Mauricio Macri's orthodox policies.
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Change is always a process, but that's especially true when we're undoing ideas we've been steeped in all of our lives.
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On the left, critics accuse Republicans of passing a bad bill for the sole purpose of undoing the Affordable Care Act.
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I think there's a lot of work to be done around undoing the impact of racism across housing, schools, and healthcare.
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Wall Street caused the crisis, they observe; undoing Dodd-Frank would lead to the next disaster by letting bankers run riot again.
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And imagine a never-ending process of experimentation, learning and undoing, resisting and building in the unexplored terrain of an historic rupture.
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The most recent was Michael Lewis's excellent book, "The Undoing Project," and I'm about to dive in on Ed Thorp's new book.
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For example, in a 1993 symposium sponsored by the US Sentencing Commission, Biden argued for undoing some mandatory minimums for drug offenses.
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But now that Trump is coming into office, he can start undoing parts of the program through a series of executive actions.
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Still, the decree explains, S.C.U.M. maintains the right to "the undoing of labour," particularly when "deliberate sabotaging of Reproductive Justice" is enacted.
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But undoing the regulations won't be as simple as flipping a switch, or swapping out one set of political appointees for another.
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Senate Republicans could finally coalesce around a plan to achieve their long-sought goal of undoing Obamacare — or they could fail spectacularly.
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And in firing back at opponents of integration, he provides evidence essential for undoing the profound mess in our K-12 schools.
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They've even said this themselves, the thing that brought them here, this aggressive mindset, is also what's undoing the company right now.
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And the GOP bills in Congress would have left millions more uninsured, a sobering side-effect that contributed to their political undoing.
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"He starts undoing his pants, and he takes his penis out and puts it, like, near where my face is," she recalls.
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There's The Undoing, and Reese Witherspoon's new series based on the book Little Fires Everywhere, which Hulu picked up just this week.
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But after Moreno was elected, he quickly turned against Correa and started undoing many of his policies, including his support for Assange.
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It's also why those same advocates are predicting doom if the FCC of the Donald Trump administration succeeds in undoing that work.
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But any future Democratic president would find that undoing it will require another lengthy rule-making process which will take several years.
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I still sometimes wear my top retainer: I grind my teeth in my sleep, unconsciously undoing the work that made them straight.
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Undoing the cultural erasure of Latinx contributions to American society isn't an issue that's going to be solved by one Netflix special.
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Gonzalez's undoing came in the second inning when he walked four batters, three of which eventually scored in the four-run inning.
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For Mr Fillon, however, it is the help of his friends such as Mr de Lacharrière that could be his political undoing.
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Honestly, playing the bisexual, evil antagonist in such a significant film was a huge risk and it could have been my undoing.
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MAURICIO MACRI, who took office as Argentina's president in December, has wasted little time in undoing the populist policies of his predecessor.
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Undoing the splits The Pope of the Roman Catholic Church meets with the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church in Cuba today.
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Undoing the same work would take as long, if not longer, given the newly-imposed hiring and wage freezes at Federal agencies.
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" The California Democrat also said Trump has been advised by Republicans and Democrats that he should not be "undoing the Iran deal.
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"The Trump administration is creating a rather unique legacy among any administration for undoing and selling out our conservation legacy," she said.
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At its best, however, philanthropy is interested in undoing — to paraphrase Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — the circumstances which make philanthropy necessary.
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He was also prone to explosions in temper and swearing — something that would play a part in his undoing at Faraday Grid.
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But that will come at the expense of thousands of jobs, undoing years of rapid international expansion for the office-sharing company.
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That will in turn allow states to claw back their powers by undoing regulatory actions that undermine their authority and the economy.
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What will later be looked at as the Warriors' undoing—well, the aspects beyond LeBron's genius—were on display in this game.
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Yet platforms remain complicit in its undoing, doing nothing to stop hate mongers turning hugely powerful high-tech soapboxes into abuse funnels.
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He was just hanging by the bar, directly beneath the contorted mass of metal and crystal that was his undoing in waiting.
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Much of his work in undoing EPA regulations has been theatrical announcements with flimsy technical pretexts that will wither under legal challenges.
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After a season in which the team's lack of depth was its undoing, its...lack of depth was once again pretty glaring.
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But it was a decision greeted by protests in the two countries, and it could still prove the undoing of both governments.
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"I would not give Pyongyang too much credit for undoing something it shouldn't have been doing in the first place," he said.
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THIS WILL BE MY UNDOING Living at the Intersection of Black, Female, and Feminist in (White) America By Morgan Jerkins 258 pp.
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But could the idiot in question be someone closer to home, someone whose undoing this is all an elaborate ruse to engineer?
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EPA Administrator Pruitt is undoing the agency's work on air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, fulfilling a fossil fuel industry wish list.
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When Trump vents about undoing decades of legal progress toward protecting rights to citizenship, we shouldn't dismiss it because it's on Twitter.
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In realigning himself with Mr. Rajapaksa to shore up his precarious political power, Mr. Sirisena has risked undoing everything his government achieved.
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What a shame, then, that Erik's attempts to undo that cycle, however belatedly, played a part in his and Lyle's ultimate undoing.
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His proposal sounds a lot like Trump's rhetoric, including wanting to punish multinational companies that move jobs overseas and undoing trade agreements.
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His absence has already led to jockeying for power within his party, and exposed deep divisions that could ultimately prove its undoing.
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Researchers say that engaging in illicit behavior as a teenager may point to the success of entrepreneurs, and also foretell their undoing.
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Opposition to his goal of undoing the Constitution's restrictions on the military has contributed to a recent slide in his approval ratings.
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Offred is still dressed in her traditional handmaid's uniform as they escape the Red Center, though, which proves to be her undoing.
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The Ukrainian struggled to land her first serve during most of the contest and her poor shot selection ultimately proved her undoing.
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The Trump administration is reportedly preparing as soon as this week to sign executive orders to begin undoing both of those regulations.
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The president has made undoing Obama's legacy a significant part of his administration, with the JCPOA a significant part of that effort.
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The hypocrisy of trying to claim Reagan's legacy while proudly undoing major accomplishments of the Reagan administration is truly hard to stomach.
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That has meant providing funding to institutions, nonprofit organizations and businesses that promote small government, lower taxes and undoing the welfare state.
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Xavier outrebounded Wake Forest 219.8-25 and shot 22 percent from the field in the first half, but turnovers were its undoing.
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Winston passed for 335 yards and a touchdown but, as often has been the case, the turnovers proved to be his undoing.
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Were it not for the director's steady hand and adamantine focus on her destination, this ambition could have been the film's undoing.
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"Undoing sabotage and bringing stabilization to the ACA markets, that's something we should really be thinking about," one House Democratic aide told me.
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The son decides he simply has to use the bathroom, stepping down from the ledge, undoing his pants, and getting down to business.
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"We know that if we're undoing 42 years of bad policy, it's not going to take one Congress to fix that," she explained.
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"It cannot be that Iranian aggression will remain without an answer," Netanyahu says, adding he has ways of "undoing" the Iran nuclear accord.
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Kentucky was the first state in the country where a Republican governor won on a platform of undoing his Democratic predecessor's Medicaid expansion.
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"I can still hear the rattle of his belt, him undoing his belt, once he had a grip on me," Noble told CBS.
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After all, Trump's presidency seems in large part to be dictated by either undoing or trying to outdo what President Barack Obama accomplished.
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Now the Republican president was going after the Senate's Republican leader for failing to deliver on their party's promise of undoing the ACA.
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At most, though, the state-led efforts Thursday could spell the eventual undoing of the Trump administration's attempt to repeal net neutrality rules.
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The report does not offer enough detail on the question of Scotland's currency, which proved to be the Yes camp's undoing in 2014.
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The good news is, there's still time to prevent peat fires from singlehandedly undoing everything we've done to cut back on fossil fuels.
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They are up almost 3% so far this month, undoing most of the impact of a global slide in stock markets in May.
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Wayne Duvenage, former CEO of Avis South Africa, founded the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance, now repurposed as the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse.
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A big rise in the minimum wage initially led to job losses, undoing much of the benefit for unskilled workers, the OECD reckons.
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Some scientists emphasise the scale of humankind's redistribution of species by treating it as an undoing of the mighty work of plate tectonics.
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Forgive me if none of these solutions seem up to the task of undoing the damage Facebook's misinformation machine has already wrought abroad.
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But after Moreno was elected, he quickly turned against Correa and started undoing many of his policies, including his friendly relationship with Assange.
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INGRAHAM: I think with the Democrats are trying to sell this time is you are undoing all the great progress of Barack Obama.
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Even in that scenario, undoing the net neutrality rollback is far from a certain outcome and probably one of the less likely ones.
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Could all the cash grabs and record padding that both men engaged in ultimately be the undoing of the thirty-five year old?
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The "Mad Money" host said that he might like to see Philip Morris and Altria merge, undoing their breakup from a decade ago.
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The addition of those states would provide the program even more critical mass and complicate efforts at widespread repeal or a piecemeal undoing.
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Given the choice between being president and being Trump, he will always choose the latter, even if it proves to be his undoing.
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Besides pre-empting this information request, the House has passed a resolution undoing an Interior Department rule on methane leaks on public land.
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But an accompanying energy rally proved Harbour's undoing: since August, Brent crude oil has risen from about $52 to nearly $80 a barrel.
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"Undoing the great work that Attorney General Eric Holder did on sentencing reform, specifically around mandatory minimums, is wrong," the Democratic lawmaker added.
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What's keeping the Avengers from slowly undoing every single part of this 22-film rigmarole to resolve the personal tragedies of their past?
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RHP Robbie Ray recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts Saturday night, but a pair of three-run innings were his undoing in Cincinnati.
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Law enforcement sources tell us they believe Instagram and other platforms have become the undoing of famous folks who show off expensive bling.
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Trump is expected to issue an executive order this week undoing the Clean Power Plan, which regulates carbon emissions from fossil fuel plants.
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But in Graduation, as Romeo wades deeper into a quagmire of his own making, there's no pleasure to be had in his undoing.
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But it increasingly looks like Christie has no escape: Trump is going to lose and Bridgegate is slowly but surely undoing his career.
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At a time of bloody turmoil across the Arab world, many royals fear undoing the social compact that has kept them in power.
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It is furiously undoing important safeguards at the behest of corporations and their friends who fill the highest posts in the Trump administration.
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He has been working on "The Undoing Project" on and off for the last eight years, and conducted countless interviews with Mr. Kahneman.
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For now, he is in total control, but as he pivots to a possible 2020 race that may prove to be his undoing.
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Both sides agree undoing the rules will mean big changes for businesses and consumers, and both sides are digging in for the fight.
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House Republicans are preparing to vote next week on two resolutions undoing pollution rules issued in the closing months of the Obama administration.
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"Six walks in five innings, it was kind of his undoing today, not the hanging slider to Grandal," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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According to his research, undoing identity fraud can take an average of six months and 100 to 200 hours of a person's time.
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Still, Lautenschlaeger argued for transparency, warning that unclear signals could lead to unwanted market volatility and turbulence, undoing some of the bank's work.
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Written by famed financial author Michael Lewis in 2016, "The Undoing Project " tells the story of Israeli psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.
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The 33-year-old has allowed just two runs in each outing, but his four walks led to his undoing against the Angels.
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Flake sees Trump as an Orwellian figure, a pathologically untruthful authoritarian who is undoing everything that America, and especially conservative America, stands for.
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But ConocoPhillips Co launched a similar action last year in the same Delaware court that also takes aim at undoing the stock pledge.
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That sort of behavior could prove to be the undoing of any agreement with North Korea regarding its nuclear weapons or ballistic missiles.
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I'm slowly undoing the shame I felt growing up, and I'm realizing that my health and pleasure are more important than any stigma.
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Undoing DACA could have political consequences for Trump and his fellow Republicans, further alienating Hispanics, a growing voting bloc in the United States.
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In the months since, he has tried to make peace with the fact that his dedication to his career was also its undoing.
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The tangle of American governmental dysfunction is so profound, digging into it can feel like undoing a rubber band ball with your teeth.
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Republicans now have a path toward undoing some of that damage — but their hatred for the law may stop them from taking it.
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But marital strife has a way of undoing hubris, and Jay-Z's public arc has lately been defined by a kind of deflation.
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Trump is undoing so much of Obama's work that Obama is going to start fading away in pictures like 'Back to the Future.
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The Senate bill recommends slowly undoing the Medi-Cal expansion starting in three years, which could ultimately leave 633 million Californians without insurance.
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The answer is that Donald Trump will be the undoing of both the media and the Democrats if they continue down this path.
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But the Yankees also conceded that Bundy — who helped the Orioles end a seven-game losing streak — had a hand in their undoing.
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Concepts of nation, land and blood helped create an independent Latvia, but, distorted by nativism and fascism, they also contributed to its undoing.
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Prior to the no confidence vote, it had begun undoing some of the legal and tax changes that had raised concerns with investors.
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Joseph Tacopina, a top criminal defense attorney in New York City, said that Flynn faces very long odds in undoing his guilty plea.
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In a real sense, XI is undoing his predecessors' achievements that gave China and Asia 40 years of peace and strengthened China immeasurably.
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The so-called "valley of death" — that gap between early research and real-world markets — can be the undoing of many tech businesses.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Today, coal miners attended a ceremony where President Trump signed an executive order undoing most of Barack Obama's climate change initiatives.
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The Sanders plan promises to reverse that trend by undoing past megadeals, and blocking "vertically integrated" mergers between telecom monopolies and media giants.
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It could prove her undoing if international support further erodes and domestic instability rises, giving the generals an excuse to reassert total control.
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He's undoing trade deals, nuclear pacts and pressuring estranged alliances that underpin decades of US power in pursuit of his "America First" creed.
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That leaves a margin of fewer than 800 troops that the Pentagon could deploy to Deir ez-Zor without completely undoing the withdrawal.
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In the nineties, Yale sent some of its Italian collection to the Getty Museum to be re-restored, undoing what Petryn had undone.
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If this continues, these two species might cease to exist altogether, collapsing into one hybridized species and undoing thousands of years of evolution.
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Progress on his confirmation has been slow, with media reports suggesting that undoing his various business entanglements caused the delay in the ethics filings.
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Comey's self-righteousness was his ultimate undoing, but not before he led the agency into a double death grip of corruption and rank partisanship.
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For the rest of fiscal 2017, the cap will require that the cost of any additional regulations be completely offset by undoing existing rules.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), have called for breaking up the big tech companies by undoing past deals such as Facebook's 2012 acquisition of Instagram.
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Then a squishy blue helmet was placed on top, a barrier to prevent him from yanking the cords and undoing the nurses' careful work.
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But among consumers, technology companies, and internet advocacy groups alike, undoing net neutrality protections have consistently proven to be unpopular — even across party lines.
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By doing this it will also reveal the discrepancies in the illusion, in a sense undoing it—which is all part of the idea.
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It's the highest number since 1992 and risks undoing progress made since U.S. health officials declared the disease eliminated in the country in 2000.
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But that may have been his undoing -- he was one of the first so-called "establishment" Republicans unseated in the 2010 Tea Party wave.
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The net neutrality rules established in 22017 were a triumph decades in the making, but their undoing was rather a quick bit of work.
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There is a pervasive underlying fear from generations raised on dystopian science fiction that artificial intelligence and robotics will be the undoing of humankind.
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Cersei is pretty clearly cornered at this point in the series, and I find it hard to believe she won't prove her own undoing.
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With Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, he has radically reoriented the Department of Justice (DoJ), undoing many changes made under his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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After a group of states and environmental groups filed suit, the Trump administration began the process in 173 of formally undoing the Obama regulation.
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In May, the Senate passed a resolution to protect Obama-era net neutrality, undoing the repeal of those protections by the Trump administration's FCC.
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Li Keqiang, the prime minister, has repeatedly sworn off any major stimulus, fearful of undoing the progress made in slowing the growth of debt.
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It would also begin the process of undoing Obama's actions to indefinitely block drilling in certain areas of the Arctic and Atlantic, Bloomberg reported.
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The countdown quickened toward an expected vote Thursday on legislation undoing much of the law that has provided coverage to some 20 million Americans.
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President Trump signed an order Friday to kick off the process of undoing former President Obama's restrictions on offshore oil and natural gas drilling.
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Trump said on the campaign trail that he plans to quickly start undoing Obama's climate change legacy, which was largely built on executive actions.
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Does that also mean, though, that all this amazing, power-boosting gear that the player picks up could ultimately be his or her undoing?
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Undoing the damage that late-stage capitalism and corporate America has wrought on us is perhaps the most important challenge this generation will face.
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Trump has signaled a sweeping reduction in regulation to bolster the American drilling and mining industries, including undoing Obama's initiatives to combat climate change.
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Even small fissures in the rocks that confine it could let it leak out over the course of time, undoing much of the benefit.
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By trying to turn the island back into what it once was, undoing the human hand with more human hands, where were we going?
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If market turmoil has not proved to be the undoing of the government's Brexit strategy, then why should it prove to be Labour's downfall?
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The group argued the tariffs will hurt the U.S. economy, costing the country jobs and undoing any good caused by the massive tax cuts.
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"I want you to KNOW," the poem continues, "I'll spend my whole life re learning / Re teaching myself / Undoing everything you have taught me."
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While congressional Republicans are busy working on their secret health care bill, President Donald Trump is already undoing pieces of Obamacare on his own.
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Republicans see the law as a tool for undoing rules issued by the Obama administration late in his term and without congressional buy-in.
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Pruitt told a Kentucky audience that he'll sign the proposal Tuesday, kicking off the process toward undoing one of former President Obama's signature priorities.
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She warned that a conservative government would slash spending on social programs, undoing the gains of the past decade in the fight against poverty.
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The last Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator under President Obama on Friday warned her Republican successor against undoing the agency's climate and environmental work.
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Set up or not, the video had a punishing effect on Kalanick that finally began the process of his personal undoing at the company.
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ON TAP FRIDAY: The House votes on a Congressional Review Act resolution undoing the Bureau of Land Management's venting and flaring rule for methane.
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Beyond that, Trump has begun the process of undoing Obama-era climate regulations and sought to defund research that will foster renewable energy growth.
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It involves undoing the source of stigma surrounding HIV — the historic neglect or worse of people of color, people in poverty and LGBTQ+ people.
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Lawmakers have passed several bills undoing Obama-era regulations that conservatives opposed, arguing they give the federal government too much control over lands issues.
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"Especially those that are a break from the past, like undoing the Iran deal or inching toward military action on North Korea," he said.
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The Hulk Hogan sex tape was just one of many feuds its writers had with the world and but it was their ultimate undoing.
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After a group of states and environmental groups filed suit, the Trump administration began the process in 2018 of formally undoing the Obama regulation.
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From the recent S&P 500 high, in fact, such a drop would take the index back to 2,300, undoing five months' of gains.
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But unless these means of dialogue are sustained, hiccups could turn into bigger crises, ultimately undoing the improvement in relations — and the nuclear deal.
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The agency will solicit the public's input on undoing the rules that prohibit service providers from discriminating against or favoring traffic to certain sites.
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Undoing that sounds bad to me, but Ryan is passionate about the idea that the government helping low-income people can actually hurt them.
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"This judgment is critical for addressing state capture," said Ben Theron, chief operations officer at the Organization Undoing Tax Abuse, a local corruption watchdog.
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The Rams (0-1) rolled offensively in the first half with touchdowns on three of their first four possessions, before turnovers became their undoing.
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We need to be concerned that Europe will be overwhelmed by leaders of the extreme right, undoing all that has been accomplished since 1945.
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It's hard because New York rewards the hustle, and I love it; it's infectious, and undoing the element of the hustle is very difficult.
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Some Harris aides sitting at the table could barely suppress their fury about what they saw as the undoing of a once-promising campaign.
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"The wallets of the people will be his undoing," said Ernesto Ruffo, an opposition congressman from the center-right National Action Party, or PAN.
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Without undoing the top button on his expertly tailored three-piece suit, he tosses several hats into the crowd before reaching for the microphone.
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He pushed back last week, appearing in public with members of the borough's congressional delegation, all of whom praised his work undoing wrongful convictions.
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But in a twist perhaps fit for the show's more diabolical cousin — American reality TV — it is cash that may lead to its undoing.
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And as with Patrick, "it's the undoing of the myth of the father that brings Hamlet into a more loving relationship" with the world.
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Tonight's highlights include filing your taxes while picking up a Big Gulp, private sector job growth and a bill to undo undoing Iran sanctions.
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Collectively, the 15 regulatory laws may represent the president's broadest legislative impact, though they are less about doing things and more about undoing them.
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But among the monarchs of the Middle East, an underling's voice stood no chance of undoing the damage already done by his master's tweets.
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Incessant social media and the internet, with its immediacy and density, have gone a long way toward undoing the top-down version of celebrity.
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Republicans are eager to enact bold conservative policy while undoing many of President Obama's executive orders and legislative accomplishments with their majorities in Congress.
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So let's praise President Trump for doing the right thing by undoing the wrong thing President Obama did at the end of his presidency.
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The challenges that were ultimately Toys R Us' undoing had been decades in the making, according to multiple conversations with industry executives and employees.
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This message left Mr. Peña Nieto no option but to cancel a trip to Washington that had been arranged to begin undoing the damage.
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Instead, they hand enormous power to corporations to bully governments into undoing (or not implementing) measures to protect workers, the environment and public health.
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And it is not unusual that they — and, even more vociferously, their allies — will attack the process as a means of undoing an election.
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Their proposals have ranged from repealing the 2017 tax law to undoing the cuts for the wealthiest to removing certain provisions that benefit corporations.
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He has started the process of undoing nearly every climate policy from the Obama administration and has shown little desire to replace those policies.
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Hours before the speech, Trump signed an executive order aimed at undoing the Clean Water Rule, an environmental regulation implemented under former President Obama.
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Elliot is too smart and has seen too much to think that undoing the hack will magically return everything to like it was before.
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But Mr. Trump and his Republican allies in Congress seem unwilling to pursue constructive health care policies because they are obsessed with undoing Obamacare.
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Practiced, perhaps, but sincere in the belief that exposing entrenched systems of power and subjecting them to scrutiny is the only way of undoing them.
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According to BuzzFeed, Zenefits employed unlicensed brokers to sell insurance to customers, resulting in scrutiny from regulators and the undoing of many of its sales.
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The earlier advice contributed to a reduction in the federal prison rolls; Mr Sessions is undoing that trend, enmeshing more defendants in mandatory minimum sentences.
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If you thought surely Luke P. slut-shaming Hannah for naked bungee jumping on June 24's episode would be his undoing, you're not alone.
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They had made clear for weeks that simply undoing what Obamacare had accomplished — coverage gains, expanded Medicaid, protections for people with preexisting conditions — was unacceptable.
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He's said undoing Hyde ensures that all women have the funding they need for health care and compared it to the funding the military needs.
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"I am dedicated to spending the rest of my life undoing the law that bears my name," McCorvey said in an anti-abortion TV advertisement.
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Republican claims of Obama's foreign policy fecklessness were at least offset by the enthusiasm of voters who were glad Obama was undoing the Bush doctrine.
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"It creates the opportunity to push for undoing," said Gregg Haifley, director of federal relations at the American Cancer Society's advocacy arm, Cancer Action Network.
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Trump's FCC is fueling even more mergers, undoing rules that tried to limit how much of the U.S. media ecosystem any one company could own.
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He'll sign an executive order that will: Begin undoing the EPA Clean Power Plan than mandates cuts in carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Her reliance on an erstwhile confidante and friend, Choi Soon-sil, who used her connections to obtain funds and favours, has been the president's undoing.
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The proposal is primarily focused on undoing the Title II classification of internet providers, which it claims has hurt broadband investment, despite little supporting evidence.
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Undoing decades of mergers won't be easy, but Sanders believes it is doable despite the legal challenges that such a move would no doubt face.
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The answer is complicated, but what's clear is that This Will Be My Undoing should be required reading for the world we live in now.
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"It was inevitable that the empire would implode," Ben Theron, chief operating officer of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse whistleblower group said in a statement.
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Echoing previous arguments, the spokesperson said that undoing Feres would create "defensive medicine practices" in military health care — apparently out of fear of possible suit.
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Yet he is perversely optimistic: because humans are responsible for the problem, they must be capable of undoing at least some of it, he thinks.
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At last year's election the party lost support in metropolitan areas, undoing a decade of patient work by David Cameron to woo socially liberal voters.
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"I am dedicated to spending the rest of my life undoing the law that bears my name," McCorvey told a U.S. Senate subcommittee in 1998.
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Though the increasingly formulaic films were successful, they'd prove to be Day's undoing and make her passé when the counterculture supplanted the "Mad Men" era.
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Shares in the NBFC fell 26.60 percent on Tuesday, undoing the previous day's recovery from Friday's catastrophic fall, when the stock nearly halved in value.
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Since his inauguration in January, Trump has almost exclusively focused on undoing everything from the Paris climate accord to the Trans-Pacific Partnership on trade.
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Avoiding a patchwork without undoing states' regulatory innovations was Strickland's biggest concern as well, but he's pleased with how the guidelines dealt with the issue.
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The controls were adopted when Iceland went into financial meltdown in 2008 after its four main banks failed, and undoing them is a delicate affair.
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A State Department sub-agency's Twitter feed on Thursday retweeted an Ivanka Trump tweet promoting the first daughter's book before undoing the action amid criticism.
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That way, this will all have been a diverting fantasy: Trump's weakness will be his undoing and show him to be an Oedipus, a Phèdre.
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Trump has touted his actions on immigration to his base, while 2202 Democratic presidential contenders have made undoing those policies a centerpiece of their campaigns.
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She argues it was not the testimony of accusers, but the controversial use of Cosby's deposition in a prior civil case that was his undoing.
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Rome has never been an easy city to govern, and it has proved the undoing of any number of parties and politicians who have tried.
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The White House in the coming week could release long-awaited climate change executive orders undoing much of the Obama administration's work on the issue.
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Top priority must be given to undoing the harmful impact of the Obama board's "ambush" election rule, and its "joint employer" and "micro-union" decisions.
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"Assassin, you are a mystery / To me, I say to my reflection sometimes," Hayes writes, acknowledging the part anyone plays in his own existential undoing.
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"Silicon Valley" has shown the many ways Pied Piper could have perished already, but their loyalty to one another could prove to be their undoing.
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Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), who introduced the bill undoing the planning rule, said the GOP has its chance to change the course set by Obama.
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METHANE VOTE COMING TOMORROW: The Senate is due to consider a Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution on Wednesday undoing an Obama administration methane waste rule.
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Years later, claiming to suffer 'cash flow problems,' he tried to bully my client into undoing the transactions," said his attorney, Eric M. George. "Mr.
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Harry has an incongruous fear of needles and medical equipment, so much so that he fainted when undoing his bandage after a successful shoulder procedure.
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The legal filing said that undoing the moratorium violates the National Environmental Policy Act, which requires a full environmental review prior to major policy changes.
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The election of 2010 was the culmination of the decades-long undoing of the New Deal coalition, sweeping away the few remaining Southern conservative Democrats.
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Trump is expected this week to start the process of undoing Obama's climate rule for power plants and his coal leasing moratorium for federal land.
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The McKittrick Hotel will be transformed into a Scottish pub in November when "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" arrives for its New York premiere.
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But those who are serious about defending American democracy and undoing the damage of Mr. Trump's globally televised submissiveness have the power to take action.
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"In the Wake," by Christina Sharpe; "Dimestore," by Lee Smith; "This Will Be My Undoing," by Morgan Jerkins and "Stories of Scottsboro," by James Goodman.
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But she also warned that the unyielding stance taken by the hard-line factions of lawmakers who had proved her undoing would have to change.
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All are running as progressives committed to undoing the damages wrought by so many years of needlessly sending young black and Latino men to prison.
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To gain some clarity, about a year and a half ago the Climate desk began tracking the environmental regulations that the Trump administration was undoing.
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In the end, however, the defeat of the Chargers was the Ravens' undoing in their rematch here Sunday in an A.F.C. wild-card playoff game.
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By dismantling Palestinian freedoms, by disempowering his people, Abbas has been undoing the foundations of statehood and sapping the energy that comes with personal agency.
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I struggled through a few years, undoing the life I'd strived to build for myself and my teenage sons the best way I knew how.
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She asked that her last name not be used to avoid undoing what she hopes will come with an expungement: better employment and educational prospects.
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This party could largely be Thwaites' undoing, as the U.S. is the second-biggest carbon emitter on Earth and the largest historical carbon polluter overall.
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The plan is losing popularity among Democrats, and many party officials share Bloomberg's belief that the plan could be her undoing in a general election.
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Several decades after Catherine Clément wrote "Opera, or the Undoing of Women," a classic feminist critique, women still frequently come to grief on opera stages.
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He previously said this was why he fired Mr. Comey, and it may yet be the undoing of Mr. Sessions, Mr. Rosenstein and Mr. Mueller.
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If threatening violence over your dishwasher sounds crazy, that's because it is; but undoing dishwasher regulations has, it turns out, become an important conservative cause.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music In The New York Times Book Review, David Leonhardt reviews "The Undoing Project," by Michael Lewis.
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At home, October's CPI inflation of 0.6 percent exceeded the forecast, partly undoing the negative surprise of September, and placing annual inflation at 1.9 percent.
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Far from undoing safety advancements, the provision expands one successful element of that rule: allowing more structured training pathways to provide credit toward pilot qualification.
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"He is undoing it, piece by piece, executive order by executive order," said Sam Nunberg, who worked on the early stages of Trump's presidential campaign.
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Their screams twined together, their hands reaching for each other; it was during this undoing that they were, at last, truly united as a couple.
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Both Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party and Donald Trump's Republicans campaigned on the promise of restoration and undoing, rising waves of anti-incumbent sentiment to power.
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But when Republicans gained absolute control over the executive and legislative branches after the 2012 elections, they set about undoing the framework Democrats had built.
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But without such conscience accommodations to insure true toleration and inclusivity, the resulting loss of patient access to healthcare may prove an uncompromising administration's undoing.
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Harvest boxes would also seem to make the existing food stamp infrastructure a lot more complicated, undoing decades of changes that have streamlined the program.
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Jewel did not attend, but since she once referred to her and Ty's split as "tender undoing of ourselves" ... we're guessing she's fine with this.
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These conditions, of adulterous marital strife and abundant crystal meth, begat The Sebadoh, the semi-eponymous 1999 record that would lead to the namesake band's undoing.
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It's also another step toward undoing President Barack Obama's government-wide focus on protecting pollinators, including bees and butterflies, whose populations have plummeted in recent years.
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In broad strokes, the plan calls for giving workers ownership stakes in their companies, reversing major corporate mergers, and undoing the Trump administration's corporate tax cuts.
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This has rebuilt a positive spread between long- and short-term Treasuries, undoing the inverted yield curve which crystallized the intense recession fears of late summer.
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A freeze in repo activity risks undoing some of the ECB's stimulus by hampering lending between financial companies and leaving bond markets vulnerable to sharp selloffs.
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And such conservatives rightly see that Trump is undoing a multi-generational effort to remake the GOP as a party of Goldwater-Reagan-style classical liberalism.
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The litigation will eventually work its way back to the Supreme Court, and the new Trump justice can affirm the undoing of public sector union dues.
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"The Trump administration has made it clear it wants to pursue an aggressive energy development agenda undoing reasonable protections on environmentally sensitive lands and waters," Sen.
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Under the CRA, resolutions undoing regulations require only a majority vote in the Senate, meaning Republicans are likely to have enough votes to pass the measure.
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Instead of passing cleanly through the 66 gates, his skis passed either side of one of them, instantly disqualifying him and undoing four years of training.
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If our pervasive vulnerability continues, the explosive growth in software which propels the digital economy may ultimately contribute to the very undoing of the digital economy.
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The Republican president-elect has suggested withdrawing from NATO, labeling China a currency manipulator and undoing commerce pacts such as the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But, again, these criminals don't exhibit the kind of restraint that you're supposed to, and taking it easy on them can so often be your undoing.
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Trump signed a bill undoing the so-called Stream Protection Rule, an Obama-era regulation which aimed to curb environmental damage from mountaintop removal coal mining.
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But when they tested it with nurses, they were told that the noise of undoing the Velcro strap securing the babies was liable to upset them.
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The undoing of a reality show candidate by a secret recording with the host of Access Hollywood is so felicitous that it seems to defy reality.
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Dimon pointed to lack of growth in America's small businesses as evidence that previous fiscal policy had hindered economic growth, crediting Trump for undoing burdensome regulations.
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If it passes, it will be the greatest undoing of financial regulations designed to protect banking consumers and the economy at large since the financial crisis.
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As Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group has pointed out, Trump's antipathy toward Obama and his obsession with undoing Obama's policy legacies should not be underestimated.
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A group of House Republicans are pushing a bill that would ban undocumented immigrants from serving in the U.S. military, undoing initiatives led by President Obama.
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So, let's celebrate freedom of the press in America, and the self-undoing of a would-be autocrat, by continuing to watch SNL parody Donald Trump.
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Drug companies have so far been unable to attach a provision undoing the move to various must-pass legislation moving through Congress, but talks are continuing.
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He moved aggressively as soon as he took over in 1981 to remake GE with his own imprint – even though it meant undoing predecessor Jones's legacy.
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According to Hertel-Fernandez, the difficulty of undoing ALEC's handiwork through elections is not a side effect of the group's policy strategy, but an essential aim.
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James Lange, president of Pittsburgh-based Lange Financial Group, believes Roth conversions could still be a valuable strategy even if savers are prevented from undoing them.
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It proved the undoing of Scott Simpson when the Open returned in 1991, with a hooked tee shot that opened the door for Payne Stewart's victory.
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As a result, the excess blood flow can injure the single new lung soon after surgery, undoing some of the benefits of the single-lung transplant.
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But on the separate issue of undoing the shift of costs onto drug companies, aides said the goal was simply to "start a conversation" with leadership.
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For the president, who has been called the great "disruptor" of American politics, the trip is an opening to begin undoing the deplorable U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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Undoing the law would mean that healthcare and insurance providers could lawfully refuse to treat or cover transgender patients based on their personal beliefs and politics.
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Under his leadership, the EPA is already rolling back at least 22020 environmental regulations, from undoing proposed greenhouse gas regulations to relaxing standards for ozone pollution.
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The center also said the Trump administration is effectively "undoing" rules intended to protect consumers from being exposed to hazards such as E. coli or salmonella.
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If the original modifications were straightforward — you took out a kitchen and opened a wall to connect the two apartments — undoing that work could be bearable.
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And he delivered Trump's greatest triumph on the right, conspiring with Mitch McConnell to fill the courts with socially conservative judges intent on undoing government regulation.
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The F.T.C., in conjunction with the Justice Department, should enforce antitrust laws by undoing the Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions and banning future acquisitions for several years.
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Rubashkin's undoing When US Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided Rubashkin's plant, Agriprocessors in Postville, Iowa, it was one of the biggest immigration raids at the time.
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And no one would accuse him of underanalyzing things, which made the undoing of his grand pronouncements about shutting down the band all the more curious.
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A collaboration between the playwright David Greig ("The Events") and the director Wils Wilson, "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" is the ultimate shaggy Satan story.
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The administration has prioritized undoing environmental regulations, and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, has made a career of defending his state's coal industry.
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"At some level he represents the antithesis, or the undoing, of everything I thought I knew about politics, preparation and life," he said at the time.
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Nixon had handily won reelection in 1972, but the kernel of his undoing laid in just how far he was willing to go to be reelected.
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They fretted that Mr. Trump was recklessly undoing the landmark China diplomacy of Richard M. Nixon and Mao Zedong — fears that were misplaced, it turned out.
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Its new Republican chairman has started undoing policies of his predecessor that were intended to make phone, cable and internet service more fair and more affordable.
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In West Virginia this includes increasing access to health care, supporting all workers hurt by deindustrialization and undoing the stigma tied to sex and drug use.
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The American people are being told, despite the evidence, that the FBI is crooked, and that House Democrats are only interested in undoing the 2016 election.
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Undoing much of his own work was one way to make sense of a large part of the criminal justice plan his presidential campaign recently released.
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Amy P. Smith, a teacher in British politics and public policy at the University of Sheffield, told me this was probably the Brexit Party's electoral undoing.
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Undoing the health law could increase their prescription-drug costs, eliminate access to preventive care, and roll back efforts that stabilized Medicare premiums and cost-sharing.
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For all the pitched debate over net neutrality, it's easy to forget that the Federal Communications Commission technically hasn't even started undoing the Obama administration's rules.
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If you've reached a place where you feel more comfortable with yourself because of the hormones you're taking, undoing that can have a really negative effect.
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If he wins, Trump is likely to focus his efforts domestically on undoing Obama's plans to cut U.S. emissions, such as from coal-fired power plants.
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Recent history suggests that undoing some of that regulation to put more power in the hands of doctors might not be a great move for patients.
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Democrats opposed Price, a Republican from Georgia, because he is a key architect of undoing the Affordable Care Act and has advocated making major changes to Medicare.
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Quietly last week, the Trump administration began undoing the promise's basis — by pulling away its legal defense of trans students' rights in a potentially pivotal court battle.
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Alien: Covenant has some legitimately fascinating notions about artificial intelligence, and how humanity's search to know things beyond our grasp could ultimately prove to be our undoing.
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The roller coaster from Good Soldier Montag to Literary Rebel Montag takes minutes, when we all know undoing decades of social conditioning could not be that simple.
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Despite the museum's updated ticket policy undoing its universal pay-what-you-wish model, well-received exhibitions like Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination proved fruitful.
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Since pollution is to blame for the global problem of infertility, one of Gilead's core missions is undoing environmental damage in order to produce more successful births.
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Mars in Scorpio can be suspicious, and you might find yourself wondering who you can trust—listen to your intuition, but don't let paranoia be your undoing.
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The success of the Iran deal, and the practical difficulty in undoing it, has effectively taken that issue off the table — as the Tillerson announcement has proven.
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But you also don't want to be over-exercising, which can set you up for other health issues — even undoing some of the benefits of physical activity.
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Some on the left hope a liberal majority would also set to work undoing recent rulings that have gutted the Voting Rights Act and expanded gun rights.
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Nishikori broke back for 1-1 but that effort proved to be his undoing as Nadal won the remaining five games to lead two sets to love.
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In the end, her trust in the men around her, including her brother, and her would-be protector, the Earl of Bothwell (Martin Compston), is her undoing.
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Employees once engaged in staging money-earning events — TV galas or fashion shows, for example — in Tempelhof are now busy undoing those contracts, and assessing refugee needs.
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As a result, a large portion of the rate cuts that subsequently occurred during these recessions represented the undoing of the earlier tight stance of monetary policy.
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Career staffers, usually do-gooder types, are dejected about Mr Pruitt, who has steadfastly committed himself to undoing as many Obama-era environmental regulations as he can.
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Yet both parties still appear bent on undoing pension cuts introduced in 2011 as a sign of Italy's determination to get a grip on its public finances.
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The deputy attorney general has authority to review the pardon attorney's clemency recommendations, and federal prosecutors generally have little interest in revisiting or undoing the department's convictions.
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Undoing centuries of stereotyping is a huge feat, but sex education is a simple, practical, and relatively achievable remedy to the spread of HIV and other STDs.
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Ever since Mark Zuckerberg bought Instagram and WhatsApp, the idea of undoing those deals has been present at the periphery of the conversation about regulating tech companies.
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More juice: Mnuchin says he's got 100 bodies working on tax system reform and that they're working on far more than just undoing the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Photo: GettyTinder introduced new pricing tiers in 2015, charging users a monthly fee in exchange for a few bonus features, like undoing a swipe or changing locations.
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Last time it was this refueling stage that was the French inventor's undoing, as he missed the platform by "a few centimeters," and tumbled into the Channel.
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The Trump administration reduced the individual mandate to $0 in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 236, a move that could lead to the law's undoing.
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Top Republicans have said undoing how the FCC's classifies internet service providers under Title II is a priority in their broader plans for scaling back net neutrality.
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" The undoing of her image: It went from a picture of steady leader to one tainted by scandal, and "[James] Comey's letter turned that picture upside down.
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Neither the FBI nor Apple could bypass the password lock on the iPhone without undoing the disk encryption Apple employs on the latest versions of its devices.
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Clark's undoing begins when a juror expert is called in, purportedly to find out what kind of jury would convict the charming guy from the Hertz commercials.
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His opponents have been rooting lately for the Russia investigation to take him down, but maybe it's the courts that end up undoing our famously litigious president.
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Groups such as the ACLU criticized talk of a potential pardon, saying the President would be undoing a conviction secured by career attorneys at the Justice Department.
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The very secretiveness that allowed him to outsmart the military industrial complex also fueled his war against leaks, ultimately leading to his undoing in the Watergate scandal.
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As it happens, a negative agenda of undoing Obama's legacy fits well with the Republican Party of House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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That means bringing in disaffected parts of Mr. Maduro's political base and offering them and Venezuelan voters a plausible blueprint for undoing years of catastrophically bad rule.
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In his coming book, "The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds," which W.W. Norton & Company will release this December, Mr. Lewis finally tackles that question.
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"To remain silent and continue to serve this president would be complicity in the undoing of our nation and its status as a world leader," Gehrke wrote.
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Mr. Gutierrez, who said he had been driving an electric vehicle for six years, is not exactly undoing all of that, but he is slowing it down.
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Pruitt and President Trump prioritized repealing the Clean Power Plan, and Pruitt formally proposed undoing it last year, an action that has not yet been made final.
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So while Republicans did not take to the streets en masse in 2008, thousands did appeal to electors in hopes of undoing the results of the election.
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A couple of students had asked what would happen if the President-elect eliminated the program, and Maltese stressed all the logistical complications involved in undoing it.
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" He also brought up leaders who "completely make stuff up" in an apparent dig at Trump, adding that the undermining of facts could lead to democracy's "undoing.
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The Brexiteers are so sure that Britain's destiny lies outside the EU that they have not planned for the sheer difficulty of undoing 45 years of legislation.
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Obama said he is not worried about Republicans undoing things he accomplished during his eight years in office if they win the White House later this year.
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Even though President Trump is undoing federal clean power initiatives and threatening to withdraw from the Paris Accord, Phase Three will move forward with rising global momentum.
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In addition to undoing the mandate in an attempt to kill off ObamaCare on the national level, several Republican governors refused to expand Medicaid in their states.
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If Scotland decides to leave Britain, the Leave campaign can pride itself not only for the unraveling of Europe but for the undoing of Britain as well.
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This battlefield tactic will ultimately prove to be China's undoing, and the farm-belt economy of America will recover to be stronger and more resilient than ever.
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Xavier's undoing might be its lack of a dominant post player, as 22-103 forward RaShid Gaston (210 points, 274 rebounds) is the team's top big man.
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If you limit your progress to the surface level, you will end up undoing the progress you've made and reset back to what has become your normal.
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Some market participants worry about a knock-on effect of a higher yen hitting profits, battering stock prices further, and undoing more of the gains of "Abenomics".
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Luckily, Ms. Aharanwa is on hand to elevate the script, bringing a kind of glow to the dreamy, dutiful Retha, whose own stubborn selflessness is her undoing.
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If some innocent men's reputations have to take a hit in the process of undoing the patriarchy, that is a price I am absolutely willing to pay.
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At the very least, Frank no longer has to worry about competing against Heather Dunbar, whose commitment to running an honest campaign proves to be her undoing.
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The dollar's strength could turn out to be the undoing of many other economies around the world -- and that could eventually slow down the US as well.
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But the process of undoing a regulation can take years and many of Pruitt's other proposals like delaying new lead standards have already been overturned in courts.
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I don't think either of those bands had a particularly happy time of it…Yeah, well I think the Lemonheads were their own undoing, to be honest.
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OnionScan shows that, despite the spectacular undoing of the original dark web drug site Silk Road, overlooked digital footprints are still fairly common on the dark web.
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But lately, they spend most of their time undoing the multiple off-the-cuff pronouncements the President makes only to later reverse himself or not follow through.
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